IronJimbo
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That sunday week to week thing is kinda a whack comparison, that was calender differences -
factor in that bigger tuesday nowadays and you'll get that 17m
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Avatar: -68% No Way Home: -74% Black Panther: -68% Rogue One: -73%
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MON 4.5 TUES 6.2 WED 4.4 THU 4.3 FRI 9.0 SAT 16.0 SUN 13.5 MON 11.7 $38.5m 5th weekend - 3 day $50m 5th weekend - 4 day something like this
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the american calender people say that last week A2 had better weekdays because some people were still on holidays, no idea how many people were on holiday in 2009 though
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Looking at the days so far it really does seem like A2 performs comparatively better to other films on days where people are not in school/work. Seems like weekends are going to carry this film. I think 4.5m Monday would be great. My current thought is that A2 will now perform like Avatar-lite, trending far closer to Avatar's drops than Star Wars/Marvel movies. I actually think it will land directly around the $750m the first movie made strangely. Internationally though... skys the limit.
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listen to this man, he's won two weekends in a row
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@XXR the Conqueror You think this is a game?? Hand over the numbers... or i may just
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son is that you
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what do we think true today is, 13.0?
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if this is the number I think it is, when the actuals for this weekend come in 1.01-2m higher it won't be the number you hoped anymore
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I think this aswell
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I would imagine the opening weekend thread would be interesting to look back at right now
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Again to go DOOMER mode, who says China ever recovers
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It's happening guys. 1. Avatar 2. Endgame 3. Avatar 2 4. Titanic 5. The Force Awakens I'm looking forward to Avatar 3, when it removes TFA from the list and we can say: Four of the five top highest grossing films of all time belong to James Cameron
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My anecdotal evidence says the WOM is worse than Top Gun Maverick because my mate got back from TGM and said that the jet scenes were awesome
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That depends on how you define bigger in terms of blockbusters, money or admissions. Personally, I like to use money. Afterall you could sell 1 billion tickets at $0.01 but what would be the point in that?
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depends if the actuals come in 2-3m higher
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If we're talking global and looking at just A2 we can look straight to $500m+ lost from russia and china. Also I think the confusion is coming from the following: 2022 is meant to be stronger than 2019, not the same. It being the same shows cinema is not back to pre-pandemic strength. Money is worth less now, that's how inflation works.
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I'm not really following, you're upset that I'm saying cinema isn't back to pre-covid strength? it isn't though. Could it be you're thinking only domestic? Perhaps it's that.
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It's going to end #3 worldwide, and #5 domestic. Also I wonder if the actuals will increase a little bit over $45m, these are the disney numbers right?
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You're completely missing my point here! You said the averages between 2022 and 2019 were the same. I said, that inflation was super high, which means the 2022 values are inflated. Pointing to cinemas not being at full strength
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Something to do with ticket sales in emerging regions and forgetting that endgame made $650m from china due to market growth
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inflation is about 20% over last 3 years, 25% over 4. Global rescession
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Are you saying that global cinema is back to pre-covid strength? I could have lost arm arm PAST TENSE, and it still be gone
