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Some of these Insidious numbers aren't looking great.
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When does Flash open in the US? Over here it opens on Wednesday, no previews on Tuesday but full showings Wednesday. Does it open Wednesday or Friday in the states?
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Could The Blackening be number 1 next weekend?
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33 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:
Wow. Ariel got legs in Europe.
Well, she did wish for legs didn't she?
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1 hour ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:
After this year Disney seriously needs to start doing proper test screenings again, because this is strike 3 after Indiana Jones 5 and Elemental. Any test screening rumours for Disney movies should be discarded going forward. Their audience is an echo chamber of family and friends, and therefore worthless.
The reviews aren't that bad, it just seems nobody is talking about it at all.
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Poor Boogeyman, it's like no one cares at all.
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Feels like Austin Powers 1 and 2 box office.
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Hush, hush, hushHere comes the Bogeyman!Don't let him come too close to youHe'll catch you if he can.Just pretend,That you're Spider Man,And you will find that Bogeyman will run away a mile.
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20 hours ago, SnokesLegs said:
It feels more and more like the studios are trying to push us to go digital. Avatar 2 is six months from theatrical release to Blu Ray release, but it was out on VOD after 3 months.
Not to mention Everything Everywhere All At Once seemingly never getting a UK physical release for some bizarre reason, you’d think a critically acclaimed Best Picture winner would be top of a distributors list to get out on physical media (thankfully 4K Blu Rays are region free so I could import the US version).
I think it has something to do with submitting to the BBFC for a rating which costs money, VOD movies don't need a rating or they can possibly use the cinema one.
Here in Ireland loads don't get a physical release and I suspect it's due to having to submit to the IFCO for one. When I go to London or Scotland I'm surprised at the amount of Blu Rays I see.
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1 minute ago, JayPrimetown said:
T -1 Ticket Sales - The Boogeyman (June 1, 2023) Theater Name Showtime Tickets Sold Total Seats % Sold GSP 16 - Paramus, NJ 745 PM 6 262 2.29% GSP 16 - Paramus, NJ 1015 PM 3 262 1.15% Aventura 24 - Aventura, FL 700 PM 1 182 0.55% Aventura 24 - Aventura, FL 830 PM 0 194 0.00% Aventura 24 - Aventura, FL 945 PM 0 194 0.00% Marina 12 Long Beach, CA 700 PM 25 66 37.88% Marina 12 Long Beach, CA 945 PM 5 66 7.58% Phipps 14 - Atlanta, GA 700 PM 9 68 13.24% Phipps 14 - Atlanta, GA 930 PM 0 68 0.00% Phipps 14 - Atlanta, GA 1200 AM 0 68 0.00% River East 21 - Chicago, IL 700 PM 1 111 0.90% River East 21 - Chicago, IL 940 PM 1 111 0.90% Katy Mills - Katy, TX 700 PM 7 94 7.45% Katy Mills - Katy, TX 940 PM 0 94 0.00% GSP 16 - Paramus, NJ 9 524 1.72% Aventura 24 - Aventura, FL 1 570 0.18% Marina 12 Long Beach, CA 30 132 22.73% Phipps 14 - Atlanta, GA 9 204 4.41% River East 21 - Chicago, IL 2 222 0.90% Katy Mills - Katy, TX 7 188 3.72% Total Sold 58 1840 3.15% Thursday Sales for The Boogeyman look anemic. Spiderverse and Little Mermaid are taking up both PLF's along with a lot screens in general. These theaters are only having a couple screenings each of this film on Thursday so the total seats available is significantly lower than other horror films I've tracked this year.
Comps:
Evil Dead Rise (325 / 3,653) = .178x of Evil Dead Rise = $445K Thursday Preview
Pope's Exorcist: (96 / 3,292) = .604x of Pope's Exorcist = $513K Thursday Preview
Renfield (152 / 3,117) = .382x of Renfield = $343K Thursday Preview
Understanding there were some early access screenings for this film, I'd expect it to do a bit better than my projections, sadly though I think this one looks dead on arrival with a much more crowded marketplace than when these other horror films came out earlier this spring.
Yes, it could just be doing poorly at my theater sample, but I still find these numbers surprising.
Buzz for Boogeyman seems non existent which is odd as it was pulled from Streaming and put to theatres, if they're going to do that you'd think they'd put some effort into promoting it.
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1 hour ago, Porthos said:
As for why they're used a few years back there was a major shitstorm on a precursor version of this thread where some internet rando got miffed/incredulous at the numbers that were being reported for an upcoming CBM and actually started pestering/badgering Senior Executives/Upper Management/Something Like That for one of the Major Theater Chains.
Enough of a shitstorm that it caused the very first version of this thread to get shut down and taken away among other unpleasantness.
More to the story but that's the important trigger. Ever since then, MTC1/MTC2/MTC3 have been used by some folks in this thread to talk about pre-sales at various Major Theater Chains in the DOM market. I personally am more than a bit agnostic on the usage, but I understand why its used by many here and when they decide to use them.
Wonder Woman!
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37 minutes ago, CJohn said:
Boogeyman HURTS.
What you mean?
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20 minutes ago, CJohn said:
To my knowledge yes, but I guess we will know for sure over the weekend.
Why would they spend that amount on a streaming movie? Evil Dead Rise and Smile both look like they cost much more to
make.
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19 minutes ago, CJohn said:
The Boogeyman is gonna mega bomb, isn't it?
You all wasting time with these big dumb blockbusters and I just want to know more about the small things in life like The Boogeyman and No Hard Feelings.
Is it true The Boogeyman cost $40 million?
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Kind of MEH on it, it's ok but it feels like one of those movies I completely forget exists until I run across it somewhere. It has some ok jump scare scenes but every time the horror hits it feels like it cuts away far to fast, those scenes just aren't long enough, the climax is ok but shot in a way that's hard to see what's going on. There is a decent sequence involving a video game but the entire audience burst into laughter at the pay off for it.
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I'm at a screening now. Begins soon.
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2 hours ago, filmlover said:
Yeah, I'm not sensing much buzz for The Boogeyman either. The fact reviews aren't looking to be strong enough to make it stand out amidst all these shiny tentpoles probably won't help either. Might've been better off saving it for August if they had any major faith in it.
Spider-Man May defeat the Boogyman.
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Boogyman looking good or bad?
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Any word on how Boogyman is doing?
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How’s Boogyman looking?
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Im just here for Evil Dead Rise.
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Anyone know why Violent Night is still showing? I see it still when I check up daily numbers. M3gan is gone, Knock On A Cabin is gone, why is Violent Night still going?
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It it just me or does the buzz for this feel low?
The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread (December 2021 - July 2023)
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Is it just me or are Insidious numbers not great?