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I think people are underestimating Raya chance, the most nominated film at Annie.

Those legs mostly happened to movie with musical elements like Frozen, aladdin, Bohemian rhapsody. Seldom we get non-musical super holdovers, I can only recall interstellar, DS and avatar, and some local blockbuster .

NWH getting nomination will have cinephile to ask for the Academy to reconsider the must 10 BP nominees slot.

NWH first Tuesday drop 11% from Monday but I am not sure how to compare this to IW and EG were having public holiday boost in their first mid-week. $1,635,973 ($26,895,117) 196,307 (3,182,490)

Speaking to the CFO of one of the cinema chain this morning. He mentioned one of the trend or changes since Covid is decrease in bulk ticket purchase, i.e. Purchase of more than 4 tickets and above, and the number of transaction that hit the maximum ticket allowed (10 tickets per transaction). Meanwhile, the single ticket buying actually increase by at least 3 times more than pre-pandemic time. This may not prove anything as maybe people tend to purchase their own ticket separately but still can't stop me from thinking if Covid-19 has damaged some of the interpersonal bond within society and therefore leading to decline in big bulky cinemagoing with friends. Just want to check if @Porthos @Inceptionzq have seen similar trend in your tracking whereby solo cinemagoing has become more often post-pandemic.

$3,437,765 ($49,019,050) 471,789 (6,779,839)

Finally a moderation right after the thread breaking 100 pages?

Box office $1,802,445($25,271,745) Admission 216,275(2,986,427) -69% from Sunday, in line with EG, while IW drop was about 57% which was a public holiday eve.

Oh ya, I guess this is the first weekend thread that break 100 pages. But if I can recall, IW and EG thread was above 300+ pages and some of the more popular top blockbusters such as DC and SW weekend have easily close to 200 pages. Maybe we really lose some poster to Covid-19 in the past 2 years.

This weekend just showcase in this polarised era, how rich become richer and poor become poorer. The richest franchise not only reaping majority of the benefit of the market growth in the past decade, they are also in the finest position for recovery while Small/medium just got smaller than ever and waiting for a trickling down effect that may never come.

The two biggest hollywood movie of the year are called No time to die, and No way home. We found a way to save moviegoing culture! So it is time to reconsider changing name for 2022 release, DS: No rational in multiverse, Avatar 2, No shape of water, Jurassic world 3 : Oh No! and Thor 4: No one Love you

If AVATAR 2 was released in 2014 as planned, it will be a straightforward sequel. But with 13 years gap now, it is long enough to call it a nostalgic-fueled film. If the marketing and film really delivered, I can see it easily coming in at 150m. The only concern is A2 will surely marketed heavily in 3D but the 3D has been pretty dead almost everywhere. How much 3D capacity will be available out there for A2? But again considering A1 did 2.7bn with far smaller 3D scale , that shouldn't be a big problem as long as they able to retain 3D showtimes for a long period. A2 will be the hardest film to predict in many years. We just not sure if people cares or really don't care as it seems.

That German number look a bit underwhelming by comparison. Wish omi had never came, Covid certainly have some impact on NWH, just we can't quantify it. Even at 5-10% impact, that is easily costing NWH another could be100m+ gross.

NWH is already at number 6 after just opening weekend. Me to Peter Parker right now while pointing at Changjin lake :

All three spiderman coming back is an expected surprise but seeing them on the big screen hugging like a 3 brothers, it is like a vaccine for soul after going through all these Covid-driven lockdowns

Very rare for a 2.6m-2.7m opener to end its run with only 6m with this level of hype or WoM. 7m is still on menu and 8m is certainly in play. The only pity here is this year both CD and NY fall on weekend which korean will not get replacement leave for both public holiday.

Me neither, I thought we supposed to be strict on spoiler but somehow people keep mentioning Andrew as if he is really appearing in NWH.

So we may have to blame Arclight cinema closure for losing 2nd biggest OW record to IW.

A reminder that recovery is on the way but far from holistic and healthy. Enchanto and GB: A are holding better than I hoped , didn't expect GB: A to go for sub-50% drop in the face of NWH. WSS' disaster is now almost complete and almost irreversible. You can't counterprogram against a 250m opener.

Why we are still using lockdown to counter covid? It is like shooting flies or cockroach with cannon.

Is cinema operate at 100% capacity now?? Maybe they can try 50%-66% first.

So even highly Covid-constraint German give NWH near IW-type run!

Can we not referring anything that may sound suggestive to NWH's plot?

$10m euro opening weekend?? That is, very very unheard or uncommon of in italy if we exclude tolo, NWH is easily the biggest opener since TLK,

Older audience tend to come for movie at the latter run.