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May i conclude that lady bird was better received by GA than 3billboard? Both movies have similar expansion pattern and has been put up similar daily number initially, but 3 billboard slowly losing steam while lady bird was better hold across x-mas/NY, leading to about 8m ahead of 3B.

No way 1700 is happening, through the hold has been weak but the raw number still big for theater to cow

Wtf, toro over Nolan for best directing, big impact for Nolan oacar hope

Sometime i really don't understand how they compute, according to BOM and others new sources, TLJ's OS number as of Thrusday was $573.5m, and the estimated as of sunday will be $632.7m. Minus 28.7m out from total for china opening, it would get 604m total-OS, meaning the gross from friday to sunday would be 30.5m, but the report above suggest that it would be a 36m weekend without china..... ????

4 4 The Greatest Showman Fox $13,800,000 -11.1% 3,342 +26 $4,129 $75,904,372 $84 3 Seeing this crazy hold from TGS after the awful opening day be like seeing pretending dog below....

I smell mini american sniper.....

Yes!! based on DHL Update Sunday AM: Sony’s Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is up to $36.3M for the weekend, but the biggest gain was made by Universal/Blumhouse/Stage 6’s Insidious: The Last Key with $29.3M over 3 days after a Saturday where there wasn’t as much falloff with $11M, -13%. Disney/Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi is taking 3rd with $24.3M, a tad higher than expected with a running cume of $573.3M. STXfilms/eOne/Mark Gordon Company’s Molly’s Game is also higher, now filing $7M in its second weekend in 7th, ahead of Focus Features’ Darkest Hour which earned $6.4M.

is that a good number given that the increase in theater count? I really hope this movie can go higher

so, TLJ will still passes fack ju 3 for 2017's # 1 after all.....

Mid-day MT.com 20.0% Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 15.6% Star Wars: The Last Jedi 10.6% Insidious: The Last Key 8.8% Greatest Showman, The 5.6% Pitch Perfect 3 As expected, insidious is losing steam as typical horror while others are pretty stable except for jumanji is rising up

USA has been the biggest movie market for a century, now it is losing its ground quickly....

yes, avatar will still make more money than SW7 with poorer ex.rate, but the chart that you mentioned,for sure it didn't get adjusted for those reason, avatar wouldn't "just" get 214m in china if it release now....

someone did that before for sure, that will still put SW7< avatar, suggest that 3D ticket price bump is a bigger factor here to play

especially when you realise that the highest grossing before avatar(excluding JC's own titanic) released was LOTR 3 with "just" 1.1b, avatar 2.8b was nearly triple of that

To me, anything less than titanic WW for avatar 2 will be a disappointing success... Many people just don't understand, "success" and "disappointment" can be coexist.

I 'll go for the post which isn't in the list, if something from the list, then i will go for SOW

Mid-day MT.com TLJ climb back to #2 18.7% Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 15.3% Star Wars: The Last Jedi 15.0% Insidious: The Last Key 8.5% Greatest Showman, The 5.5% Pitch Perfect 3

TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 - Insidious: The Last Key Uni. $12,743,000 - - 3,116 $4,090 $12,743,000 1 2 1 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Sony $10,800,000 +79% -39% 3,801 $2,841 $219,172,666 17 3 2 Star Wars: The Last Jedi BV $6,584,000 +51% -65% 4,232 $1,556 $555,546,602 22 4 3 The Greatest Showman Fox $4,175,000 +75% -22% 3,342 $1,249 $67,279,372 17 5 4 Pitch Perfect 3 Uni. $3,320,000 +72% -50% 3,458 $960 $79,077,090 15 6 - Molly's Game STX $2,280,000 +652% +209% 1,608 $1,418 $9,496,560 12 7 5 Ferdinand Fox $2,255,000 +50% -50% 3,156 $715 $65,024,118 22 8 7 Darkest Hour Focus $1,830,000 +176% +5% 1,733 $1,056 $23,866,107 45 9 6 Coco BV $1,543,000 +40% -46% 1,894 $815 $188,085,961 45 10 8 All the Money in the World TriS $1,050,000 +77% -40% 2,123 $495 $17,631,909 12 11 10 The Shape of Water FoxS $845,000 +81% -28% 804 $1,051 $19,398,464 36 12 11 Wonder LGF $751,000 +74% -39% 1,258 $597 $125,008,086 50 - 9 Downsizing Par. $654,000 +37% -59% 2,020 $324 $21,384,118 15 - - The Post Fox $496,267 +757% +189% 36 $13,785 $2,645,923 15 - 12 Father Figures WB $380,000 +18% -69% 1,717 $221 $15,890,460 15 - - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri FoxS $187,000 +96% -11% 310 $603 $24,874,714 57 - - Thor: Ragnarok BV $161,000 +29% -48% 325 $495 $312,105,786 64 - - Justice League WB $160,000 +17% -63% 518 $309 $226,635,639 50 - - Daddy's Home 2 Par. $135,000 +44% -57% 429 $315 $102,596,502 57 - - Murder on the Orient Express (2017) Fox $133,000 +74% -36% 391 $340 $101,238,135 57 - - Hostiles ENTMP $87,000 +1,129% +723% 46 $1,891 $212,192 15 - - Marshall ORF $1,539 -3% -53% 41 $38 $9,476,811 85

so 72m or 68m?? i will take the middle ,70m sat

of course they will happy, but who wouldn't be happier for more money???

I like the idea moviepass because it is the only attempt in film industry now to boost attendance instead of charging the premium price.... But I am deeply worried about their business model, it is just unsound.....

We all know it's getting hard to reverse the course for a movie that opened to a low figure, it's almost impossible to reverse the disappointing opening to an awesome run due to the significant carry over effect in box office market....but somehow TGS managed to do so, with meh RT score......

but aren't those May summer release? Christmas/NY should help it to neutralize the "sequel" effect....