Eric the Clown

I still think Zootopia is the best thing Disney Animation has made in their current Revival period. Also easily top 10 and maybe even top 5 for Disney Animation period for me, so those sequel reports better come true.

The lack of hype for It 2 (Anecdotal! Could be wrong! Don't Winona me Kenny/Horror of Lucas Films) is probably one of the most confusing for a sequel in a long while. Grindelwald and Pets I was able to see about a month or so before release, and in hindsight I could have seen the signs even a couple years ago. I called Dark Phoenix to bomb spectacularly for a couple years. But this has just about everything going for it, and...no one in my social circle's really talking about it?

https://www.boxofficepro.com/weekend-estimates-angel-has-fallen-11-6m-14-6m-3-day-4-day-and-good-boys-10-1m-12-6m-pacing-to-lead-the-labor-day-frame/ 4-Day Estimates 1. Angel Has Fallen ($14.6 million) 2. Good Boys ($12.6 million) 3. The Lion King ($9.7 million) 4. Hobbs & Shaw ($7.9 million) 5. Overcomer ($7.8 million) 6. Angry Birds 2 ($7 million) 7. Ready or Not ($6.7 million) 8. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark ($5.7 million) 9. Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood ($5.6 million) 10. Spider-Man: Far from Home ($5.5 million) Early Weekend Estimates (Domestic) FRI, AUG. 30 – SUN, SEP. 1 WIDE (1000+) # TITLE WEEKEND LOCATIONS AVG. TOTAL WKS. DIST. 1 Angel Has Fallen $11,600,000 -46% 3,336 50 $3,477 $40,714,221 2 Lionsgate 2 Good Boys $10,100,000 -13% 3,458 105 $2,921 $57,107,965 3 Universal Pictures 3 The Lion King $7,300,000 -9% 3,190 -110 $2,288 $521,529,294 7 Walt Disney Pictures 4 Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw $6,000,000 -26% 2,972 -340 $2,019 $156,812,350 5 Universal Pictures 5 Overcomer $5,700,000 -30% 1,827 104 $3,120 $17,246,629 2 Sony Pictures 6 Ready or Not $5,400,000 -33% 2,957 102 $1,826 $19,876,573 2 Fox Searchlight 7 Scary Stories to Tell In The Dark $4,700,000 -20% 2,747 -180 $1,711 $57,320,246 4 CBS Films / Lionsgate 8 Once Upon a Time In Hollywood $4,500,000 -10% 1,993 -216 $2,258 $130,122,549 6 Sony Pictures 9 Spider-Man: Far from Home $4,400,000 162% 3,162 2154 $1,392 $384,852,588 9 Sony / Columbia 10 Dora and the Lost City of Gold $4,300,000 -19% 2,477 -366 $1,736 $49,757,691 4 Paramount Pictures 11 47 Meters Down: Uncaged $2,400,000 -39% 2,224 -659 $1,079 $19,148,977 3 Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures 12 The Peanut Butter Falcon $2,400,000 -19% 1,249 253 $1,922 $7,386,297 4 Roadside Attractions 13 Toy Story 4 $2,300,000 87% 2,715 1895 $847 $429,645,899 11 Disney 14 The Art of Racing in the Rain $1,300,000 -38% 1,475 -565 $881 $23,877,298 4 20th Century Fox 15 Blinded by the Light $1,100,000 -45% 1,673 -634 $658 $10,088,872 3 Warner Bros LIMITED (100 — 999) # TITLE WEEKEND LOCATIONS AVG. TOTAL WKS. DIST. 1 Don’t Let Go $2,800,000 — 922 — $3,037 $2,800,000 1 OTL Releasing 2 Tod@s Caen $1,100,000 — 371 — $2,965 $1,100,000 1 Lionsgate / Pantelion 3 Aladdin $440,000 115% 230 45 $1,913 $354,409,665 15 Disney 4 Mission Mangal $350,000 -47% 151 -112 $2,318 $3,291,003 3 FIP 5 John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum $90,000 31% 139 10 $647 $170,916,873 16 Lionsgate 6 Avengers: Endgame $80,000 59% 110 -5 $727 $858,339,001 19 Disney 7 Rocketman $55,000 -23% 102 -16 $539 $96,330,295 14 Paramount Pictures PLATFORM (1 — 99) # TITLE WEEKEND LOCATIONS AVG. TOTAL WKS. DIST. 1 Tel Aviv on Fire $40,000 -34% 32 -5 $1,250 $381,502 5 Cohen Media Group

Anyway, using the 11M Deadline posted for the 4-Day, that puts Good Boys at 58M, which is on par with Hitman's Bodyguard at the same point in time. Hitman's Bodyguard increased on the 3-Day, so that really shrunk the gap between the two. It'll have to hold really well the next couple weeks to cross 80M.

I saw it a couple days ago. I think you'll like it.

It Chapter Two Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-6 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 109 1,146 22,098 5.19% Total Showings Added Today: 2 Total Seats Added Today: 216 Total Seats Sold Today: 94 Adjusted Comp 0.257x of The Lion King 6 days before release (5.9M) 3.039x of Hobbs & Shaw 6 days before release (17.63M) Adjusted Seats Sold: 71

I think we found our actress for the movie.

I didn't even know this was coming out until I got a trailer for it in front of Peanut Butter Falcon. Hope it's a good one.

Happy to see Disney has a winner with this. They really needed a W this year

https://variety.com/2019/film/box-office/dont-let-go-box-office-thursday-night-1203319126/ LOL at this being up for two hours, and no one bothered to make a new thread

Savage.

It Chapter Two Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-7 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 107 1,052 21,882 4.81% Total Showings Added Today: 1 Total Seats Added Today: 112 Total Seats Sold Today: 65 Adjusted Comp 0.259x of The Lion King 7 days before release (5.97M) 3.214x of Hobbs & Shaw 7 days before release (18.64M) Adjusted Seats Sold: 51

It's just something Disney does. No matter if there's a milestone or not, Disney always expands their Pixar movie. Just an odd tradition they have

WOW at that Salvation erasure

I dunno, when I search "ad astra" on Twitter, most of the reactions seem positive? Maybe it's because the algorithm is doing it?

Might be considered NSFW

@Blankments Able to share it to some homies? 👀 (just kidding just kidding just kidding just kidding just kidding just kidding)

It Chapter Two Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-8 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 106 987 21,770 4.53% Total Seats Sold Today: 56 Adjusted Comp 0.266x of The Lion King 8 days before release (6.11M) [267 tickets sold] 3.065x of Hobbs & Shaw 8 days before release (17.78M) [27 tickets sold] Total Seats Sold Adjusted: 34 Bit surprised over how steep the drops were for the comps, though when looking into adjusted seats, it kind of makes sense. I guess it's not a total loss, because it does at least show a more comfortable range, but...I dunno, guess we'll just see what happens for the next week.

yeah

Nah. I didn't even noticed your post. I just saw the monkey, and had to get the appropriate gif

1. The Upside 2. Glass 3. The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part 4. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 5. Captain Marvel 6. Us 7. Dumbo 8. Shazam! 9. Avengers: Endgame 10. Pokemon Detective Pikachu 11. John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum 12. Aladdin 13. Godzilla: King of the Monsters 14. The Secret Life of Pets 2 15. Toy Story 4 16. Spider-Man: Far From Home 17. The Lion King 18. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 19. Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw 20. It: Chapter 2 21. Joker 22. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil 23. Doctor Sleep 24. Last Christmas 25. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood 26. Frozen 2 27. Jumanji: The Next Level 28. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 29. Little Women 30. Abominable 31. Zombieland 2: Double Tap 32. Terminator: Dark Fate 33. Charlie's Angles 34. Ford v Ferrarri 35. 1917 36. Just Mercy 30-36 are the films I would consider the most probably long shots for to 100M. Maybe throw in Hustlers or Ad Astra in there. Either way, this fall better see some real surprises if it wants to beat 2013