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What is a solid percent seats sold showing nowadays? I remember pre-pandemic sell out were pretty common but now I'm seeing theaters in my area with average percent seats sold around 15%-20% per showing. Is that pretty much the standard with anything over 50% great?

No not at all. I enjoyed it. Solid 8/10. It is an M Night movie so it has its quirks but its one of his more solid films.

Ugh that Knock at the Cabin is just depressing

I don't think this is gonna hit $100M It will probably crawl to $96M-$97M with Ant-Man hitting it hard.

Anybody notice how some scenes (looks like Eric going into and in a church) from the trailer aren't in the movie. I wonder if we will get the extended cut?

That is a big drop. I wonder if KATC will drop big as well

Movie Title Gross %YD %LW Theaters Per Theater Total Gross Days In Release - (4) A Man Called Otto $380,000 -39% -41% 3,407 $112 $54,412,537 41 - (6) Missing $225,000 -38% -41% 2,565 $88 $23,812,185 20

I feel like the talk around this film just died off. I think this will pull a Happy Death Day in terms of the sequel.

Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey February 15th All showings at 7pm Tickets are upcharged to $17.23 Sold Seats Percent Sold Showings Increase Madison 59 212 27.83% 2 19 Milwaukee 71 636 11.16% 6 6 Waukesha 12 486 2.47% 3 3 La Crosse 9 127 7.09% 1 0 Green Bay 40 423 9.46% 4 4

I'm greedy but wish A2 would have just hit $1M 😝 Great numbers but kind of worried we are gonna see a big Wednesday fall. I do think 80 for Brady will play really well this week.

Damn Warner Brothers is a hot mess right now. They really need to develop a better release strategy.

I am seeing zero 3D showings in my area for March 9th.

Movie Title Distributor Gross %YD %LW Theaters Per Theater Total Gross Days In Release 1 (1) 80 for Brady Paramount Pi… $1,210,212 -66% 3,912 $309 $13,911,852 4 2 (3) Knock at the Cabin Universal $909,670 -72% 3,643 $250 $15,036,840 4 3 (2) Avatar: The Way of Water 20th Century… $718,417 -80% -39% 3,310 $217 $637,674,163 53 4 (4) Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Universal $406,570 -83% -35% 3,452 $118 $151,628,295 48 - (-) A Man Called Otto Sony Pictures $330,396 -73% -45% 3,407 $97 $53,406,402 39 - (-) The Chosen Season 3 Finale Fathom Events $232,968 -59% 1,512 $154 $5,523,417 5 - (-) Missing Sony Pictures $218,966 -78% -43% 2,565 $85 $23,221,935 18 - (-) M3GAN Universal $212,100 -79% -46% 2,835 $75 $87,851,090 32 - (-) Left Behind: Rise of the … Fathom Events $27,156 -60% -50% 356 $76 $3,563,136 12 - (-) The Fabelmans Universal $26,250 -74% -68% 1,054 $25 $16,709,805 88 - (-) Black Panther: Wakanda Fo… Walt Disney $17,097 -73% -72% 430 $40 $453,491,421 88 - (-) House Party Warner Bros. $14,807 -70% -76% 368 $40 $8,798,495 25 - (-) TÁR Focus Features $13,890 -63% -37% 439 $32 $6,364,900 123 - (-) The Banshees of Inisherin Searchlight … $12,276 -68% -78% 410 $30 $10,169,331 109 - (-) Violent Night Universal $2,975 -52% +152% 71 $42 $49,764,500 67 15 $4,353,750

This👆 Unless its a movie event like A2, I dodge the 3D screenings even if it means seeing the movie Saturday afternoon rather than Thursday night.

I was just saying what I saw people say online.

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