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Holy Shit! For North Shore, IT got 6 more showtimes for previews. It has 9 in total, which is 3 more showtimes than Homecoming at the same time.

If Irma is as bad as Katrina the whole September slate will be hurt:

So... $10M Previews $30M Friday $20M Saturday $15M Sunday

If anything the Friday will be greater than expected but frontloaded.

It'll be funny when WB's fall releases break out just to see reactions (i.e. IT does $200M+, Ninjago and Blade Runner does $150M+.).

Can someone PM the third act spoilers

Considering the amount of family movies Cena is doing this year (Daddy's Home 2 and Ferdinand) and that Shazam could be the DCEUs Spider-Man in terms of family appeal, Cena would be the perfect fit.

I did notice in some theaters in Wisconsin like Bistroplex, IT is pacing the same as Homecoming and Wonder Woman.

Look I know Han fucked up with that Wonder Woman prediction but he has no hate for WB unlike Kevin and he is definitely not a fanboy, just let him be.

@John C-Nah

Marcus Palace, the most visited theater in Wisconsin, seems to be having good presales for IT.

IT North Shore Cinema (9/7/17: 3 days before previews, 4 days before release) 7:00 - 73/301 Ultrascreen 10:00 - 18/301 Ultrascreen 12:00 - 7/144 98/746 - 13.1% of tickets sold IT South Shore Cinema (2nd Most Popular Theater in Wisconsin) (9/7/17: 3 days before previews, 4 days before release) 7:00 - 81/170 Superscreen 10:00 - 47/170 Superscreen 12:00 - 6/130 134/470 - 28.5% of tickets sold

I would say $40M/$115M for Nun. I also think The Nun if good will outgross the other "horror" movie on OW and DOM: HT3.

A- to A+ Blade Runner 2049 Apes Logan Get Out Baby Driver Dunkirk John Wick 2 It Comes At Night Cure for Wellness Colossal Guardians 2 The Wall Wonder Woman Lost City of Z Split IT Lego Batman Thor: Ragnarok B- to B+ Kingsman 2 Gifted The Beguiled Power Rangers Spider-Man: Homecoming Valerian Kong Captain Underpants Raw The Boss Baby Geostorm C- to C+ Fate of The Furious Alien: Covenant Hitman's Bodyguard Despicable M3 Ghost In The Shell Dog's Purpose Smurfs: The Lost Village The Lego Ninjago Movie Monster Trucks D- to D+ Beauty and the Beast Bad Moms Christmas Life King Arthur Transformers The Last Knight The Emoji Movie The Mummy

IT: $80M Home Again: $10M

I have to say I'm really impressed with Wonder Woman's total and legs. It's also impressive that it's in the top 5 CBMs while having the possibility of a 4x multiplier. This is in a way the SM1 of the 2010s for CBMS. No CBM will ever pull those types of legs (baring Panther manages to recreate the same feeling). I think WW2 is doing $1B+.

LOL this is opening in Australia on August 18th 2018 according to IMDB.

IT North Shore Cinema (9/7/17: 5 days before release) 7:00 - 52/301 Ultrascreen 10:00 - 11/301 Ultrascreen 12:00 - 7/144 70/746 - 9.3% of tickets sold Outpacing Dunkirk and Apes

It's now apparent that IT is selling like a CBM at my theater.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/reviews/It-378593 The first review is up surprisingly early from THR. John Defore says IT is increasingly scary by the minute and the acting was top notch.

Sony Animation has had a bad year.

I think Coco is going sub $200M now. There's too much competition and not enough advertising. Even the Frozen short is getting more ads around Disney's Theme Parks.

If my memory is correct I think MU, Brave and C2 came out on DVD in November as well.