Eric the Clown

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Greater Philadelphia Seat Report T-25 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 1 165 9,100 30,741 29.60% Total Seats Sold Today: 144 Comp 4.784x of Once Upon’s final count (27.75M) 2.627x of It: Chapter Two (27.58M) 1.853x of Joker (24.65M) 13.056x of Maleficent (30.02M) 10.448x of Terminator (24.55M) 2.707x of Frozen II (23.01M) Adjusted Comp 0.777x of Lion King (17.86M) 3.685x of Hobbs & Shaw (21.38M) This was a great day. This is the highest # of tickets sold since the first week of presales, and is a nice way to end the week. Obviously the fandom retrospective clip helped, so I do expect a decline tomorrow, but it's still strong results either way.

@The Panda nice job bro

@mahnamahna Any reason why TROS would go from #1 to #11 once MLK rolls around?

It's really only CJohn lol

Coming from somebody who grew up in the 2000s during Pixar's heyday, I can definitely tell you that Pixar is big with people my age, and Nemo especially. It was the one movie every kid at the time watched at least once, and it came out just when nostalgia for 2000s properties started to kick in.

I talked about this before, but I feel like after the initial trailer, Beautiful Day's marketing campaign just stopped dead in its tracks. I'm not even talking about a second trailer, I'm also talking about ads and promos, because I didn't see much of them in the ramp up to release (although maybe I'm not looking in the right place). For comparison, I feel like Ford v Ferrari ads were popping up quite a bit and Knives Out ads especially are everywhere.

The decade's almost over, and I feel like out of all the runs in the past couple years, American Sniper is probably the #1 for me. There's just nothing else like it.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-26 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 1 165 8,956 30,741 29.13% Total Seats Sold Today: 61 Comp 4.709x of Once Upon’s final count (27.31M) 2.585x of It: Chapter Two (27.15M) 1.824x of Joker (24.26M) 12.849x of Maleficent (29.55M) 10.282x of Terminator (24.16M) 2.665x of Frozen II (22.65M) Adjusted Comp 0.761x of Lion King (17.51M) 3.613x of Hobbs & Shaw (20.96M)

I remember when the Frozen sequel was announced, I thought that there was better potential quality and worldbuilding-wise in a television series, similar to Aladdin. Haven't seen the movie yet, but reading some of the reviews for the movie makes me feel like it kind of proves my point tbh

It makes sense. Evans and Craig are both in internatnational-heavy franchises, and the others aren't.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-27 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 1 165 8,895 30,741 28.94% Total Seats Sold Today: 46 Comp 4.677x of Once Upon’s final count (27.12M) 2.568x of It: Chapter Two (26.96M) 1.812x of Joker (24.09M) 12.762x of Maleficent (29.35M) 10.212x of Terminator (24M) 2.646x of Frozen II (22.49M) Adjusted Comp 0.756x of Lion King (17.39M) 3.588x of Hobbs & Shaw (20.81M) I dunno, your mileage may vary, but I feel like this is the first mediocre day for the movie in a long while, especially since this had a new Mando episode to help boost potential numbers. But it's still a good while away, and sometimes movies like these have their off day. We'll see if the following weeks are any better.

I'm so sorry to hear this. My deepest condolences

There's a lot more to this movie than just the opening. By opening it the week before Thanksgiving, schools are out after Sunday, meaning there's going to be good holds in the coming days, and three weeks all to itself before Jumanji. More promo dedicated to TROS helps Disney too. If they opened it on Wednesday, with Thanksgiving being super late, not only do they get a 50% drop on weekend two, but also likely another sizable drop with another major family film, and then another one once Star Wars hits the scene. And sure, now Jumanji is tracking to hit ~45M, but when Disney decided to move it up a week a year ago, when the last film did over 400M...yeah, it kind of makes sense why Disney would do this. Sure, your opening might not be as huge, but you're compensating with better legs with the Thanksgiving holiday.

Looking at the daily threads, I'm pretty sure that FvF drop is what most people expected

Also from Deadline

https://deadline.com/2019/11/frozen-2-opening-weekend-box-office-tom-hanks-mister-rogers-movie-21-bridges-1202792831/

Nah, it's usually around 4 EST

https://deadline.com/2019/11/michael-jackson-movie-bohemian-rhapsody-producer-john-logan-graham-king-1202792922/

https://www.boxofficepro.com/long-range-tracking-dolittle-and-bad-boys-for-life-hope-to-anchor-a-strong-mlk-weekend-in-january/ I thought I was in the clear in tracking movies until Birds of Prey, but I guess I'm resigned to Dolittle at the moment. Le sigh Also lol at the Jumanji drop

While watching Endgame, I kept thinking to myself that Mark Ruffalo would lowkey be a perfect live-action Shrek.