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Pikachu is definitely gonna be a huge hit and it should be absolutely enormous overseas, but domestically, it's not even guaranteed to be in the top five for the year IMO (even though it is likely).
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@WrathOfHan and @CoolEric I enjoy reading your predicts, but what about Chaos Walking on March 1? I'm guessing it's gonna move because we haven't seen anything for it yet, but has it been officially moved yet?
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No idea if I'm too early or too late for this because of time zones, but Merry Christmas everybody. May you have a great and cherished time with your loved ones, somthing that unfortunately often comes short in our lifestyles nowadays.
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2nd trend:
Aquaman: 400k
Grinch: 310k
MPR: 210k
100 Dinge: 160k
Bumblebee: 150k
FB2: 140k
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Don't wanna sound like a douche, but I'm not surprised by Mary Poppins' numbers. I just never really felt the hype. I did think it was gonna do well, but not 300m+ like a lot of people were predicting.
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30 minutes ago, Brainbug said:
2018 keeps on sucking.
On the other hand, that only means 2019 will look so much better compared to this year
Hopefully, but it's hard to be optimistic right now. There's no Football tournament next year, but we might get another really hot summer. But if that becomes more normal it might not affect cinemas as much anymore.
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Thanks @Brainbug. That doesn't make much sense to me, but it doesn't really matter considering this rerelease is making next to nothing.
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2nd trend:
#1: The Grinch: 300k
#2: FB2/100 Dinge: 160k
#3: Mortal Engines: 100k (ouch)
#4: Bohemian Rhapsody: 75k
#5: Tabaluga: 70k
#6: Spider-Verse: 60k (lol)
So the new openers are basically DOA.
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Does anybody whether the numbers for Once Upon a Deadpool will be counted separately or will they be added to Deadpool 2's total? Not that it'll make much of a difference one way or the other, but I'm just curious.
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This is the worldwide list:
10. It - Chapter Two:$630M (293/337)
9. Captain Marvel: $650M (250/400)
8. Pets 2: $700M (280/420)
7. Spider-Man: $850M (320/530)
6. Jumanji 3: $866M (361/505)
5. Detective Pikachu: $965M (270/695)
4. Star Wars: Episode IX: $1.06B (515/545)
3. Frozen 2: $1.15B (410/740)
2. The Lion King: $1.6B (655/945)
1. Avengers: Endgame: $2.1B (700/1400)
In other words, Disney wins.
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Amazing for Grinch and good for the other movies, too. November and December will make up at least a little bit for an overall atrocious year at the german box office.
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2nd trend has Grinch at 375k. Maybe it will really beat FB2, which is still at 400k.
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Great numbers for the Ralph and Creed Sequels. I must admit I didn't expect Ralph 2 to be this big, I thought six years between films is too Long, but seems that I was wrong.
Btw, I haven't been on here much recently, but it seems like @Charlie Jatinder is another industry insider with access to numbers. Is that true?
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2nd trend has Bohemian Rhapsody even higher at 325k (-19%) and A Simple Favor at 150k. All of the other films stay the same.
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1 hour ago, titanic2187 said:
USA economy is really booming now, haven't seen a back to back success like now for quite some time.
No matter what their genre is , RT score, they all just soar in chart.
except Nutcracker
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3rd trend is almost exactly the same as the 2nd trend except for Halloween, which is now even higher at 260k.
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It's obviously still way too early to really tell how BoRhap's legs are going to be, but after these first numbers @WrathOfHan's Club doesn't seem quite as crazy anymore. Still don't think it's going to happen, but if it does, this will have to be one of the best calls anybody has made on this forum in a while.
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Even if Halloween falls just short of the October record, this is still an incredible opening for an R-rated slasher film. This month is on fire, but we'll see how November and December will hold up. Last year those two months were huge.
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The 2nd trend has almost no changes except Der Vorname and ASIB a little higher.
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Looks like Halloween is going to have the massive opening that we expected for the past few weeks/months. Even though this movie obviously has a unique set of circumstances going for it, this is still yet another horror film crushing it at the box office.
IMO Horror and CBMs are easily the most profitable genres right now.
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3rd trend has a few changes:
#1: Venom: 210k
#2: Incredibles 2: 190k
#3: ASIB: 115k
#4: Klassentreffen: 90k
#5: Smallfoot: 90k
#6: Ballon: 75k
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Just got back from Venom and I have to agree with the majority here that it was quite fun. Not a great movie, but entertaining enough that I'm looking forward to a sequel. Happy to see it doing so well, though I imagine Sony is gonna learn all the wrong lessons from this (making too many other villain-based films, possibly throwing Venom in as many of those as possible). Just make Venom 2 first and then look for some other potential movies.
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I wonder if Sony's other Marvel movies will also be successes, if they will actually not renew the deal with Disney once the current contract is up. I don't think that's going to happen and it would be a horrendously stupid move, but this is Sony we're talking about.
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It's going to be interesting which of the two films is going to have the higher total gross in the end. My Money is on ASIB, but who knows? If Venom makes 200m+, it could win that fight as well.
BO Germany/Austria: Dune first 2024 blockbuster (3mil admissions)
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This might even be in the contention for the number 1 movie of the year. It's still way too early to say that for sure, but WOM seems quite positive and these types of films often have great legs.