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Posts posted by titanic2187
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2 minutes ago, icebearraven said:
Yes, ₱750 ($13) now. The Eras Tour and other concert event movies/anime can push it up to ₱1000 ($17).
This is crazy high level amount and as high as in Singapore, which certainly have way bigger purchasing power than the Philippines. In Malaysia, IMAX costs RM35-40 and that is less than $8. Even your 2D price look insanely unreasonable given the general income level and ticket price in Malaysia is way lower. No wonder Philippines BO decline so much in post-Covid, no way I will go to cinema this often knowing the insane ticket price.
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20 minutes ago, icebearraven said:
Inside Out 2 (T-3)
Independence Day, June 12
SM North EDSA Format Est. Seats Sold Est. New Seats Sold Est. Available Seats % sold Est Ticket Price Est. Sales Director's Club 262 (+6) 270 97.04% ₱590.00 ₱154,580.00 3D 2D 1082 (+265) 1812 59.71% ₱380.00 ₱411,160.00 IMAX 207 (+45) 2298 9.01% ₱750.00 ₱155,250.00 Sorry, IMAX ticket in the Philippines costs 750???!
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Grandma passes Bad Genius (8m) as the biggest Thai film in Malaysia.
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18 minutes ago, M37 said:
Um … GxK, Equalizer 3, Creed III, Fast X
Now think about what all these films have in common?
I wouldn't count GxK in since that Friday was a Easter Friday.
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The injustice is beyond comprehension here.
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With 3.67x preview to Friday ratio, BBRD has one of the best preview: Fri ratio I have seen in post-Covid for a live action movie.
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7 minutes ago, emoviefan said:
Not really directed at you but the focus and concern about the CS is getting a little overblown, The biggest grossing movie of the summer and the only one to cross 100 million Apes had a B CS.
It is not to highlight important of CS, it is merely pointing the irregular pattern of CS, as compared to other exit polls.
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How is it an A- cinemascore is beyond me. All the comparable tiles with similar PostTrak and VA score gotten A. Did Chris rock fans sabotage the CS?
QuoteUpdated Screen Engine/PostTrak exits are 5 stars, 90% positive, and a great 84% definite recommend with a 97% Rotten Tomatoes audience score and an A- CinemaScore (the previous three movies all received As).
QuoteBad Boys for Life drew 58% under 35, with 42% Black moviegoers, 30% Caucasian, 18% Hispanic and Latino and 10% Asian American/other. The fourthquel, also produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, and directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, showed 50% under 35 with 44% Black, 26% Hispanic and Latino, 18% Caucasian and 12% Asian American/other buying tickets. Those buying their tickets day of were 72% which tells you how much walk-up business this had, and which couldn’t be observed in some tracking (though some had a sense would occur)
A very very good male: female ratio. Much better than expected.
QuoteOther deets about Bad Boys: Ride or Die, overall 53% Male / 47% Female with 44% of the audience between 18-34 years old with the largest demo tied between 25-34 and 35-44 at 26% apiece. Bad Boys: Ride or Die played in the East, South and South Central with the AMC Southlake Pavilion in Atlanta the highest grossing cinema in the nation with $81K.
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Not as strong as I hope for the hold but should be enough for 150m by end of the weekend.
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This could come to around 73m by the IO2 opens. It either survived, or become another 95m+ eyesore to the 100m club.
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Quite surprised by the A- cinemascore since the Posttrak at 5 Stars and 97% VA score all suggest an at least A cinemascore.
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Audience reaction last night to the Will Smith-Martin Lawrence reteam was 5 stars and 88% positive on Screen Engine/Comscore’s PostTrak, while Rotten Tomatoes audience score stands at 97%.
Looks like A cinemascore to me. Both Father Day and Juneteenth should give material boost to the movie.
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I just realised even if BB4 managed to break 50m or even close to 60m, there are still chance the aggregate weekend number come below 100m in the middle of summer. Also, Sony will likely take first and second place this weekend, at least compensating them in someway during the absence to the sequel of ATSV.
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With 5.88m, BB4. would need 8.5x IM to hit 50m. That is a very high IM for a live action movie, let alone a R-rated summer flick. Apes, show a better late surge than BB in presale, only managed to get 8.8x IM with MD boost. I can't say I am confident with 50m OW. I haven't seen the gender breakdown but it is safe to say lower female audience turnout is again to "blame" for the drop from BB3. BB3 actually had a good female % for action flick at 44%, a % I doubt BB4 can come close to.
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Fall guys effect?
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52 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:
Underwhelming OD in France&SK.
It is a disappointing overseas start but hardly surprising. The overseas share for the last one was barely over 50% and that was before international market was more friendly to Hollywood product. And black-led movie tends to underperform internationally (See LM, Creed 3 and ATSV). This round Will Smith (probably the most welcomed black star internationally) isn't very forefront in the center of marketing. 150m overseas finish would be ok assuming domestic take 175m this round.
Weekend Numbers [June 07-09, 2024] | actuals | 56.5M BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE | 10.0M GARFIELD | 7.8M IF | 7.0M THE WATCHERS
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