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I would find it hilarious if IO made exactly the same amount of money JW did outside JW's record setting opening week. Right now, JW holds a $10.8 million lead.

I'll add more as I watch more: 1965: -For A Few Dollars More -Dr. Zhivago -Thunderball 1975: -Monty Python and the Holy Grail -One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 1985: -Brazil -Witness -The Goonies -Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome -A View To A Kill -Rambo: First Blood Part II 1995: -Heat -Toy Story -Apollo 13 -Se7en -Braveheart -Goldeneye -Get Shorty -Babe -Die Hard With a Vengeance -Desperado 2005: -Syriana -Sin City -Cinderella Man -Batman Begins -Kingdom of Heaven -King Kong -Lord of War -Madagascar -Charlie and the Chocolate Factory -Legend of Zorro 2015: -Mad Max: Fury Road -Jurassic World -Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation -Furious 7 -Avengers: Age of Ultron -Ant-Man -Terminator: Genisys A missing film usually means that I haven't seen it or haven't seen it to completion. Will list updates when they happen. EDIT 8/6/15: Added Ant-Man and M:I-RN

I want MMXXL to make it, just to show some unprecedented stamina after everyone thought it had blown over.

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1. SPECTRE 2. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. 3. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation 4. Straight Outta Compton 5. The Hateful Eight 6. Bridge of Spies 7. Deadpool 8. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 9. Creed 10. Southpaw

Thanks, now I have that damn Celine Dion song stuck in my head. It's 1998 all over again!

So Magic Mike XXL had the biggest Sunday bump AND the smallest Monday drop.

I was betting that a movie could break into the top 10 just by selling out it's showings at AMC Empire 25. I did some math afterwards and while that can't really happen, it looks like a big movie could do upwards of $300,000 for a weekend just at that multiplex. For TG, using T3 and TS's Friday to Friday drop, it's second weekend should be in the range of $12 to 15 million, with a total between $67 to $71 million domestic.

$14 million range for TG seems right, as that would mirror what Public Enemies did in 2009. Doing less would be a sure sign of bad legs and a really poor reception; doing more could indicate a surprising late summer run if it isn't hurt too badly by Ant Man.

I don't expect IO or JP4 to really be hurt that much by Minions, but we will see a lot of smaller films lose theaters and tank as a result. Max is going to be hit the biggest of the family films and R rated fare like Spy, Ted 2, and Magic Mike are going to suffer with the older crowd either going towards Minions or the two big holdovers.

That explains why AMC Empire is almost always on top. I bet if a movie opened there and nowhere else, that cinema's sellouts could propel it into the top 10.

I'm not sure if this was answered before or not, but are the top theaters rth posted based on gross or ticket sales?

Did everyone forget that Sarah and Arnold needed a Terminator Neural Net Processor to run the time machine, something that John didn't exactly have handy in 2017?

I want to see a huge Terminator multiplier purely to see people try to explain it.

The 2009 slate dropped fairly lightly because of the deflated Saturday, but they were going against such illustrious competition like Bruno.

Independence Day will have a negative effect on grosses. In 2009, all movies dipped 30-40% from their Friday totals.

I don't even think MMXXL is going to get that big of a Sunday increase, regardless of how it does on the 4th.

My math takes Terminator to $44 million 5 day ($28.5 million 3 day). That's a best case scenario at this point. Public Enemies rode a $40 million 5 day to $97 million domestic, but Terminator is going to fall faster for sure. We're probably going to see a lighter drop next week for all films (due to Saturday not being a holiday) and TG is going to implode fast after that.

What if we put The Rock and Chris Pratt in the same movie? Would it break Avatar's record?

All the super saturated releases received roughly a 50% increase in 2009 (the last time July 4th was a Saturday). The placing shouldn't change that much. If positioning were to change, MM2 might get a Friday night bump and swap places with TG. Expect to see numbers ranging from $11.5 million to $8.5 million for the top 4 tomorrow.

Knowing the way this works, we'll get a new T2 remastered Blu Ray

1. SPECTRE 2. The Hateful Eight 3. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. 4. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation 5. Straight Outta Compton 6. Black Mass 7. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 8. Bridge of Spies 9. Creed 10. Southpaw

Fun fact: If TG misses $100 million (and I'm probably being generous), it would have sold less tickets than the first Terminator did. Let that sink in for a second.

Roughly: T2 w/preview: 2.77 million tickets T3 w/preview: 2.73 million tickets TS w/midnight: 1.8 million tickets TG w/preview: 1.1 million tickets

This leads to both MM and TG having an under $30 million weekend/$45 5 day. When was the last time a new Independence Day slate opened so low?