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I will be doing Winnie-the-Pooh previews for my state tomorrow, next Monday, and Wednesday.

I think it really boils down to the following from what I have seen on here, WOM on social media, and having seen the film. 1. Trailer #2 gave a lot away and there wasn't a really intriguing catch to pull in audiences. 2. It is pretty depressing film and January/February tends to be already kind of a dull time of year. 3. M. Night has run out of audience good will. 4. LGBT couple (I think this would have opened the same with a straight couple but I see discussions around the LGBT representation on social media)

$103,831,178

What software do y'all use to find the total tickets told/total seats available?

March Predictions Opening Weekend Creed III: $26.9M 65: $11.7M Scream VI: $38.6M Shazam! Fury of the Gods: $55.4M John Wick: Chapter 4: $51.2M Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: $19.7M

Knock at the Cabin Caucasian: 39% Hispanic: 28% Asian/Other: 17% Black: 16% Male: 59% Female: 41% 18-34: 64%

Where do we see this ending? Thinking some where in $30M-$35M?

You are correct! It stayed #1 for 4 weeks.

Love, Simon opened #5

Well this weekend is a doozy so here is Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey's previews in my state. February 15th All showings at 7pm Tickets are upcharged to $17.23 Sold Seats Percent Sold Showings Madison 35 212 16.51% 2 Milwaukee 65 636 10.22% 6 Waukesha 9 486 1.85% 3 La Crosse 9 127 7.09% 1 Green Bay 36 423 8.51% 4

Knock at the Cabin is heading toward mid $14M probably....sigh

@cayommagazine Tate Taylor is taking the director's chair for Room 131. James Foley will not be directing the spinoff to the Poison and Wine series. Creative differences has been the confirmed reason for the departure. It has been speculated that James wanted Room 131 to be more of a prequel to the series and a drama (the film was rumored to be called Wildfire) while Tate Taylor was wanting the film to be a spinoff (more stand alone) and a psychological thriller. Florence Pugh has been announced to joining the cast.

A2 looking to get knocked all the way down to 3rd. 😔

Praying Knock at the Cabin can stay above $15M this weekend.

I don't think so. As long as the roads are good, the cold will not impact films.

No I don't think so.

How I think A2 will play out this weekend Friday- $2,512,500 Saturday- $5,582,200 Sunday- $3,572,600 Weekend- $11,667,300 Total- $637,287,700

Yay! Glad A2 is predicted to stay above $1M!!

It has sailed away. Probably low to mid teens depending WOM.

I am thinking Knock will do around 14.5M-15M this weekend based off that preview. Wish it would have hit 20M+ but seemed a little to optimistic.

This isn't doing it for me. Looks dry

Knock At the Cabin 2/2 8:00pm 18-20 people out of 120 seats (people trickled in after the movie started so didn't get a full count) Location: Madison, WI Trailers: (Showed up just as the Scream 6 trailer started.) Scream 6- Silence (This looks really good) Renfield- Silence Cocaine Bear- Some whispering and chuckles Movie: Audience was mostly silent but a few whispers/gasps here and there. Audience stayed for the credits. My rating: 7.5/10 Friend rating: 7/10

Just got back and I "enjoyed" it. but this movie will definitely stick with me for a couple of days. 7/10

Okay my 8pm should did get alright walk ins. There was maybe 18-20 people which is ok for a non-tentpole preview in my area. I did the same theater size and showtime when I saw the preview for A2 and it was only 50% full. (Seating is like 120ish)

Seeing Knock at the Cabin in a few hours. I just looked at my theater (Madison, WI) and previews are dead for it. For my showtime (8pm) there are only 6 tickets sold (two are me and my friend). The main 7pm showtime has 10 tickets sold. 80 for Brady is pretty much identical.