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Cineworld said they never came to an agreement so it will not be showing in Cineworld in the UK
https://twitter.com/cineworld/status/1706685681039261959?t=8sMYSfvFgGxTKtxDKgRBwQ&s=19
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2 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:
$4.6M now... and $4.8M in a few hours.🤣
I wouldn't be surprised the way the estimates went yesterday
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If 4.6 sticks I think we are in for a bigger Wednesday than Monday, which is a good sign for it's legs. Of course it'll still be very close so it can go either way.
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2 minutes ago, Alex SciChannel said:
A 32.3% rise, that's better
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So maybe
TUE - $4.3M / $525.4M
WED - $3.2M (-25%) / $528.6M
THU - $3.16M (-2%) / $531.76M
$30M+ weekend gets it past $560M and $38.5M+ 4-day will push it past $570M
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19 hours ago, Jonwo said:
Yep, it has the exact same rating description as A Man Called Ove funnily enough!
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FRI - $8.2M (inc. $2M previews)
SAT - $7.4M (-9.8% with previews, +19.4% without previews)
SUN - $4.8-5.2M (-20 to 35%)
Weekend - $20.4-20.8M
They are definitely underestimating that Sunday if Saturday is that high. $4.4M SUN would be a 40.5% SUN drop, whereas I see more of a 30-35% drop happening
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2 hours ago, Jiffy said:
Beverly Hills Cop is a 4-day holiday weekend gross so its 3-day was lower. Aladdin (1992) did $7,687,184 in its 11th wide weekend.
Beverly Hills Cop's number is from the-numbers, so it could be off.
Aladdin I assumed had one weekend of limited release but it does seem to have gone wide in its third weekend with no showings in weekend 2, I'll get that changed
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4 hours ago, The Dark Alfred said:
Another terrific hold for TGM, shook off the effects of BULLET TRAIN.
Biggest domestic 11th Friday:
1. Feb 27, 1988 TITANIC $4,739,243 3,035 $1561 $412,090,075
2. Feb 26, 2010 AVATAR $3,076,750 2,456 $1252 $695,981,544
3. Jan 31, 2013 FROZEN $2,244,958 2,754 $815 $352,947,287
4. Aug 5, 2022 TOP GUN: MAVERICK $1,900,000 2,760 $688 $657,380,244
To be fair to Maverick, that's Frozen's 10th wide Friday, it's 11th made $1,388,839 on February 7, 2014.
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Deadline are saying $6.6M for the weekend for Top Gun: Maverick in its 11th weekend
Biggest 11th Wide Weekends
- Titanic - $19,633,056 - 27/02/1998
- Avatar - $13,655,274 - 26/02/2010
- Beverly Hills Cop - $7,770,241 - 15/02/1985
- Aladdin - $7,687,184 - 05/02/1993
- E.T. the Extra Terrestrial - $7,620,888 - 20/08/1982
- Home Alone - $7,195,573 - 25/01/1991
- Mrs. Doubtfire - $6,916,809 - 04/02/1994
- Frozen - $6,872,811 - 07/02/2014
- Top Gun: Maverick - $6,600,000 - 05/08/2022
Specify wide weekends because I always find it weird sites like the-numbers and BOM compare the 11th wide weekend of Top Gun: Maverick against the 7th or 8th wide weekend of awards films sometimes even less if they have been in limited release for well over a month.
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23 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:
Too much for BA...
I think it could possibly scrape £20M, but the one after that would be 11th November for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, then 16th December for Avatar: The Way of Water
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18 minutes ago, Sandro Mazzola said:
Assuming 1.2m EA then the Thurs to T.Fri mult is bettet for BT than Nope... with 3pm previews this mult doesn't seem that bad imo.
I think $1.25M was the estimate, which would me $3.35M Thursday previews and $7.7M pure Friday (based on the guesstimate from earlier)
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12 minutes ago, Krissykins said:
That’s not a good hold for Nope.
Still not out here, opens a week today.
Yep, I still hold the belief that all films should open day and date everywhere lol but that's only cause we sometimes get shafted on release dates over here.
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1 hour ago, Shawn said:
Early Fri estimates, studio sources:
BT 12.3 (w previews)
Pets 3.5
Nope 2.3
Thor 2.0
Minions 2.0
Easter 1.8
Superpets is down 62.5% with previews, -50.9% without previews
Nope -60.6%
Thor 4 -47.8%
Minions 2 -40.8%
I guess Nope's drop is because of the loss of IMAX? It also lost like 800 cinemas this week I think.
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January 2022 (6 this month)
January 13 - The 355
January 14 - Licorice Pizza
January 16 - Scream
January 19 - Scream (2nd time)
January 21 - Belfast
January 23 - Nightmare Alley
February 2022 (8 this month, 14 so far)
February 06 - Sing 2
February 07 - Moonfall
February 11 - Marry Me
February 12 - Uncharted
February 20 - Dog
February 22 - Death on the Nile
February 28 - The Duke
February 28 - Cyrano
March 2022 (8 this month, 22 so far)
March 02 - Studio 666
March 05 - The Batman
March 16 - Jujutsu Kaisen 0
March 20 - The Nan Movie
March 26 - Ambulance
March 27 - The Bad Guys
March 28 - The Novice
March 31 - Morbius
April 2022 (8 this month, 30 so far)
April 03 - Sonic the Hedgehog 2
April 05 - Operation Mincemeat
April 09 - Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
April 15 - The Northman
April 16 - The Lost City
April 18 - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
April 23 - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2nd time)
April 29 - Downton Abbey: A New Era
May 2022 (10 this month, 40 so far)
May 02 - The Bad Guys (2nd time)
May 04 - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (3rd time)
May 07 - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
May 09 - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2nd time)
May 10 - House of Gucci (2nd time)
May 11 - Sonic the Hedgehog 2
May 13 - Firestarter
May 15 - Everything Everywhere All at Once
May 25 - Top Gun: Maverick
May 29 - The Bob's Burgers Movie
June 2022 (5 this month, 45 so far)
June 04 - Men
June 12 - Jurassic World Dominion
June 18 - Lightyear
June 26 - Elvis
June 26 - The Black Phone
July 2022 (4 this month, 49 so far)
July 09 - Thor: Love and Thunder
July 23 - Where the Crawdads Sing
July 31 - DC League of Superpets
July 31 - The Deer King
Coming Soon (5 coming soon, 54 total)
August 07 - Bullet Train
August 14 - Nope
August 21 - Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Director's Edition)
August 21 - Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero
September 04 - Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Director's Cut)
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8 hours ago, Krissykins said:
7 films over £30m11 films over £20m
Nice!
Next major release to get that high is probably going to be Black Adam on 21st October.
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On 8/2/2022 at 8:49 AM, Krissykins said:
Yeh it’s annoying Bros has such a delay. Nope does too, so I’m hoping it’s not a new trend for Universal.
Kind of similar to Get out which came out 17/03/17 here but 24/02/17 in the US.
Another one that makes no sense to me is Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris which released on 15th July in the US, but comes out here on 30th September even though it seems like a very British film and despite being filmed in the UK, France and Hungary (France get it on 2nd November and Hungary on 6th October.
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January 2022 (6 this month)
January 13 - The 355
January 14 - Licorice Pizza
January 16 - Scream
January 19 - Scream (2nd time)
January 21 - Belfast
January 23 - Nightmare Alley
February 2022 (8 this month, 14 so far)
February 06 - Sing 2
February 07 - Moonfall
February 11 - Marry Me
February 12 - Uncharted
February 20 - Dog
February 22 - Death on the Nile
February 28 - The Duke
February 28 - Cyrano
March 2022 (8 this month, 22 so far)
March 02 - Studio 666
March 05 - The Batman
March 16 - Jujutsu Kaisen 0
March 20 - The Nan Movie
March 26 - Ambulance
March 27 - The Bad Guys
March 28 - The Novice
March 31 - Morbius
April 2022 (8 this month, 30 so far)
April 03 - Sonic the Hedgehog 2
April 05 - Operation Mincemeat
April 09 - Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
April 15 - The Northman
April 16 - The Lost City
April 18 - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
April 23 - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2nd time)
April 29 - Downton Abbey: A New Era
May 2022 (10 this month, 40 so far)
May 02 - The Bad Guys (2nd time)
May 04 - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (3rd time)
May 07 - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
May 09 - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2nd time)
May 10 - House of Gucci (2nd time)
May 11 - Sonic the Hedgehog 2
May 13 - Firestarter
May 15 - Everything Everywhere All at Once
May 25 - Top Gun: Maverick
May 29 - The Bob's Burgers Movie
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5 hours ago, Heretic said:
Wtf is going on! Higher than OD.
This is truly incredible for Top Gun, and today it should surely stay flat/slightly increase as tomorrow and Friday are both holidays.
Looking like the 5 day could stay nearly flat from the opening 5 days.
Tue 2.9 (~£21.3m total)
Wed 3
Thu 2.5
Fri 3
Sat 3.5
Sun 2.5
£14.5m 5 day (9% drop), and £35.8m total (~$45m)
It will be difficult to predict increases over the weekend, I have a feeling they will be quite muted due to the extended holiday.Crazy that this would make it #1 Tom Cruise in the UK by end of day on its second SAT, just 11 days in release!
I wonder how high it can go!
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3 hours ago, Tarintino said:
Even deadpool (15 rating) opened higher and hes not the most popular superhero out there like The Batman (granted it was a 5 day opening). Deadpool and Logan being among the higher grossing X-men movies just shows that age rating means nothing when your fanbase is well over 15 as it is.
Deadpool opened as you mention in the week giving it an advantage over The Batman, but taking away preview grosses for both movies The Batman takes 8th best superhero opening and Deadpool takes 18th.* Logan misses the top 20 with £6.95M without previews.
*since July 2001.
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Superhero Movie Openings Without Previews since July 2001 (source: BFI)
- Avengers: Endgame (2019) - £31.44M
- Avengers: Infinity War (2018) - £23.1M
- Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) - £19.51M
- Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) - £14.62M
- Captain America: Civil War (2016) - £14.47M
- Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) - £14.42M
- The Dark Knight Rises (2012) - £14.36M
- The Batman (2022) - £13.33M
- The Avengers (2012) - £13.22M
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) - £13.09M
- Captain Marvel (2019) - £12.75M
- Joker (2019) - £12.56M
- Spider-Man 3 (2007) - £11.83M
- Iron Man 3 (2013) - £11.39M
- Suicide Squad (2016) - £11.25M
- Man of Steel (2013) - £11.2M
- Black Panther (2018) - £10.48M
- Deadpool (2016) - £8.97M
- The Dark Knight (2008) - £8.69M
- Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) - £8.4M
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Best Openings (Rated 15/18) - Without Previews
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Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) - Rated 18 - £13.55M
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The Batman (2022) - Rated 15 - £13.33M (According to Screen Daily, minus £200K in previews)
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Joker (2019) - Rated 15 - £12.56M
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Suicide Squad (2016) - Rated 15 - £11.25M
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I Am Legend (2007) - Rated 15 - £11.01M
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It (2017) - Rated 15 - £10M
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Deadpool (2016) - Rated 15 - £8.97M
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The Matric Reloaded (2003) - Rated 15 - £8.9M
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The Inbetweeners Movie (2011) - Rated 15 - £8.69M
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Inbetweeners 2 (2014) - Rated 15 - £8.05M
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January 2022 (6 this month)
January 13 - The 355
January 14 - Licorice Pizza
January 16 - Scream
January 19 - Scream (2nd time)
January 21 - Belfast
January 23 - Nightmare Alley
February 2022 (7 this month, 13 so far)
February 06 - Sing 2
February 07 - Moonfall
February 12 - Uncharted
February 20 - Dog
February 22 - Death on the Nile
February 28 - The Duke
February 28 - Cyrano
March 2022 (1 this month, 14 so far)
March 02 - Studio 666
Upcoming
March 05 - The Batman
March 16 - Jujutsu Kaisen 0
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Taylor Swift || The Eras Tour Concert Film - October 13, 2023 | Comes to Disney+ w/ 5 bonus songs
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$150M OW incoming