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$50m seems safe for Dunkirk...not sure what the high share of IMAX means

whoa

Oh **** Nikki. I don't know why but the last weekend report I remember is Thor: the Dark World, she was tearing down its OW

Correct, the original article talks about Dunkirk previews on Wed. A $20m jump from Sunday sounds way too high tho?

The OS drop week is -49%...I thought it'd be closer to 60%

Still no release date for Spidey?

4x OW of The Space Between US

Let's hope after taking another 50something% hit Spidey can stabilize Crazy jump for DM3

DM 3 passed Apes and Spidey?

So Batman is second tier too?

Is Valerian passing $20m? I don't think so

Jason Momoa really worked his way up from Stargate Atlantis to Game of Thrones to Aquaman and JL. He has a Gal Gadot/Tom Holland breakout coming

It's disappointing if you thought $400m DOM was on lock...as a fan it's wishful thinking but in reality it had a lot of factors working aganist it which strongly emerged I can predict $600m for Thor then act disappointed if it reached $300m

TPM >>> The Dark Knight -sarcasm- They don't care about this film performance, they care about: "my poor DCEU films were trashed for the bad second week drop, where is the hate for Spidey"

mmm I never claimed it was. I was just saying despite the drop August is pretty much empty and it can rebound a bit and crawl over $300m but anyway

Lol you... acting dumb on purpose has different meaning than "you all are dumb for pointing out a 62% drop".

lmao what meltdowns

acting dumb = trolling.

Unlike MOS it shouldn't drop - since August is empty - 59% in the 5th, 62% in the 6th weekend and another 59% in 7th weekend but yall are acting dumb on purpose so..

The non MCU fans don't even know what a Thanos is let alone Infinity War or the stones

Amazing Spider-man had to compete with TDKR in its third weekend and it got crushed, -70%

Exhibition Stocks Fall Again After Weaker Than Expected Weekend Box Office “We continue to see August as the most difficult comparison for the quarter as nothing in this year’s line-up appears able to compete with the success of last year’s anti-super hero film Suicide Squad,” he says. “In order for August to come somewhat close to last year, the box office will need to see a break-out hit from a film like Atomic Blonde, The Dark Tower, The Hitman’s Bodyguard or Logan Luck.” Bad news for them, good for holdovers I guess...Apes should have been placed in August

Nope...unless China brings $150m and Japan $35-40

With another $72.3M in its offshore web, Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: Homecominghas swung to a $261.1M cume in 63 markets. Korea is over-indexing with a No. 1 hold and a further $11.9M to take the local haul to $42.2M. The Jon Watts-helmed reboot is now the top Spider-Man movie in that market and the biggest Hollywood release of the year there. In Brazil and Mexico, Spidey was No. 1 again, dropping by 44% across the Latin America region. Brazil’s 2nd session was worth $5.7M from 1,385 screens, off 38%, for a cume of $19.4M. That’s also a record for the franchise as the biggest Spider-Manmovie ever. Mexico now has $20.4M in Peter Parker’s locker as families embrace the new take. In new swings, France debuted at No. 1 with $6M, and Germany opened at No. 2 (behind Despicable Me 3) to $3.7M (including previews). The UK cume is $21.9M. Australia now has caught $14.5M. Markets still to release include Belgium, Spain, Japan, and China. In IMAX, the global total is $30M.