The Fast and the Furiosa

That is so ridiculous. I'm sure it will come, perhaps as early as tomorrow

Probably. Fall season kicks my ass in the past

It's where I belong; I'm sure you understand

A different prediction game I do had Kidnap at 8.6 mil. Seems like that was the correct choice. Congrats @8wombi7!

I went a wee conservative on Kidnap and that will be what sinks me. Damn :/

This is actually insane

Yeah, the typical Marvel pattern is to have it in dollar theaters one week before digital release. Here is Dr Strange doing the same thing http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2017&wknd=05&p=.htm

I mean, it doesn't look like it costs much. Pretty good all things considered

I don't know if the actuals put me on top barely, but well played nevertheless.

I've had a lot of close calls this month. Should be fun

This is exciting

Just want to point out that at least drive-in wise, very sparse for Dunkirk in general. There are a couple pairings with WW, but not enough to move the needle. Not like Diana needs the help anyway

Yeah it's desktop only as of yesterday

Will be interesting to see what gets split nationwide, Wish Upon seems like a prime candidate

Expanded too quickly imo, it's hard to ramp up a marketing campaign for an extreme expansion like that. Jumped the gun a bit

Searching randomly I found this http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2013&wknd=26&p=.htm Wouldnt be surprised if a holiday weekend managed to do it

Wish Upon is gonna sink me goddamit

Oh, gotcha. People were probably afraid of the distributor, which is fair. Seemed more like 7-8 mil for me. Forgot what I put in the derby

That's not exactly a ringing endorsement. How is it compared to 47MD?

Don't love Dawn comparison though. Films even as old as 3 years have completely changed in terms of preview awareness. Star Trek Beyond is about as perfect of a comparison as you can get.

You know that July weekdays and June weekdays are not comparable. At least, I think you know this

Looks like the screen splitting is happening in many places around the country. The House as well. For reference http://analyzer.fmlnerd.com/showtimes/

Think people are being too harsh on Wrath. If you remove the title of the film and only give the Monday daily, the breakdown of audience demographic, and the time of year, it's not that unreasonable. By general box office numbers, that looks right to me. Now, WW has defied that generalized approach for 6 weeks now, but it's not that crazy. You're extrapolating from Monday; we have no idea the impact on theaters with Apes coming in and Big Sick with an extensive expansion how that will impact WW's older skewing audience. Now, what will likely happen is WW having a good hold on Wednesday from Tuesday and potentially a Thursday slight increase, and therefore change the trajectory, but I can't tell the future there either. I'd put down for 35-40, but based on just math, Wrath isn't loco