The Wild Eric

It's soon. They have to have this ready now. Angry Birds is Tuesday. This drops tomorrow. I've been starved for some quality Chalamet content. I'm ready.

Not completely convinced it will jump that high again. Feel like Wick 3 had somewhat of a perfect storm going for it that I can't see it being replicated in a fourth film. Especially since fourthquels usually see a decline in the first place. But of course, Wick isn't like most franchises, so what do I know?

No joke, I want a prequel spin-off based on Common's character so bad.

Bit surprised at that Dora Sunday drop. Latino-led films usually overperform on Sunday (Latin Lover and Instructions Not Included sometimes increased on Sunday, Coco dropped in the low 20s while everything else dropped in the 30s), so having it just drop in the mid 20s like everyone else is weird. Of course, these are still weekend estimates, so it could change by tomorrow.

It: Chapter Two Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-26 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 86 506 18,516 2.73% Total Seats Sold Today: 9 Adjusted Comp 5.58x of Hobbs & Shaw 26 days before release (32.4M) Still crumbling, which may seem bad, but it's more of a combination of coming down to Earth (which is good) and H&S actually selling tickets in a couple theaters that started out with zero. I do hope things do pick up sooner rather than later.

I'm just joshing ya, come on now.

It was enough for Universal.

No lie, my Internet shut down just a minute after Universal announced it was canceled. It's back up, but this news is so awful it literally broke the Internet.

Howard the Duck 2?

Toy Story lost a third of its theaters, and Aladdin lost more than half.

Papa Feige knows to give the nerds what they came here for, and to flex on all the normie producers. Black Panther didn't need to hit 700M, but Papa Feige knew he had to do it for us.

Aaron Sorkin's probably writing up a MoviePass script as we speak.

It: Chapter Two Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-27 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 86 497 18,516 2.68% Total Showings Added Today: 1 Total Seats Added Today: 494 Total Seats Sold Today: 10 Adjusted Comp 7.13x of Hobbs & Shaw 27 days before release (41.4M) Crumbling again. How is Stephen King gonna show his face in Hollywood again?

So I was never really all that attracted to Harry before, but in that outfit...wow.

https://deadline.com/2019/08/dora-and-the-lost-city-of-gold-hobbs-shaw-the-kitchen-box-office-weekend-1202665153/

The Shape of Water Budget $20 million[2] Box office $195.2 million[3] Pan's Labyrinth Budget $19 million[3] Box office $83.3 million[3]

https://www.boxofficepro.com/long-range-forecast-joker/ Jokah: 60-90 range. 77/175 Angry Birds: 17 (-11%)/70 47 Meters: 13/34 (-13%) Blinded by the Light: 5.5 (-15%)/18 (-10%) Good Boys: 12 (-20%)/36 (-16%) Bernadette: 6 (-45%)/25 (-45%) It: Chapter Two: 138/310 (+2%) LOL at all the drops next week.

So I was prepping up my tables for next week, but I think Angry Birds got moved up a day? Before previews started at 4 on Tuesday, but now all of a sudden it's starting at 10 AM. Is that just a last-minute date change, or is my area being weird?

Following Crawl, it would be at around 28M. Following The Meg would give it 26.4M. Either way, 20M is probably a lock at this point.

YES I BEAT @sfran43 FOR ONCE

That's not bad. A Dog's Way Home (the one with BDH as the dog) did about 535K and A Dog's Journey (the one with Josh Gad as the dog) did 250K.