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This 2004 was a great time to sales tickets.... Shrek 2 did a massive 581.6m in 2018 dollars, it would have probably did more with higher ticket price (and would have probably been in 3D), but would have not necessarily sold as much ticket under those conditions.

Mainstream movies got over the top, comedic on purpose and silly too, Jurassic World did it a lot, the whole recent entry of the Fast&Furious franchise, the last King Kong did it a lot, Mission Impossible.

That why I said that I didn't do how good it really was, started to follow Fandango numbers just really recently. I must imagine the pg-13 horror will be a lot more pre-sales & previews heavy than a r-rated non sequel comedy like Blockers, this example will give me some idea for the future.

I imagine it is expected to be with the 2 different genre, but A quiet place is selling about 3.5 to 4.5x more ticket than Blockers on fandango constantly. Really not sure, but it feel like it is pre-sailing quite well in comparison.

2.815b minimum for Infinity wars sound really optimistic, that like 300m more than Ultron + Civil War together.

Rampage has a still a nice push: http://variety.com/2018/digital/news/ready-player-one-tops-studios-tv-ad-spending-2-1202736488/ Already close to 20M on US tv spot alone 3 full week before release, does look like it will get the giant WB spending. http://variety.com/2018/film/news/blockers-studio-tv-ad-spending-1202741540/ Above 21.5m by now, higher than blockers even if it release a week after.

And ? Is there an opinion at one point in that message or just a long list of completely neutral fact like those ?

Aronofsky Noah did a lot in Brazil also, a massive 30m, third best market for it below USA and Russia (33.8). Brazil look like a very good market for Christians movies.

If you are not limiting it to the smallest budget Reached 240m.... his Hacksaw Ridge went above 100m also. The shack made a nice 40m.

That was deadline (or also Deadline): http://deadline.com/tag/the-mummy/ Some article: - ‘The Mummy’ Will Lose $95M: Here’s Why - Bart & Fleming: ‘The Mummy’s Franchise Fail -Tom Cruise’s ‘The Mummy’ Loses Skin (which is the number being floated around for Mummy, but many say its much higher, close to $195M before P&A), - Why ‘The Mummy’ Turned Crummy At The Domestic B.O. & What This Means For Uni’s ‘Dark Universe Deadline hears that Mummy was a problematic shoot, with Cruise in the end trying to save the movie in the editing room. Some even think that Kurtzman bit off more than he could chew in tackling The Mummy as director. Cruise brought on his Rogue Nation director/scribe Christopher McQuarrie to take a stab at the script. In the end, we’re left with a mishmash of dull action scenes, sans that singular, vibrant auteur’s vision that Jordan Peele brought to Uni/Blumhouse’s Get Out. etc...

Nice do you have an Local, Imported (or Hollywood) breakdown ? Is this massive jump mostly from Local making more (there was 2-3 movie making impressive buck at the same time in spring?

Mac became popular when they stopped being Mac and became PC (switching to UNIX and intel architecture like everyone else), going back at being unique like the PowerPC days could be interesting now that they are giant and maybe could work better than in the past. If it is ARM or an other Intel/AMD Competitor it is hard to imagine how they could be competitive performance wise. That sound to be an other step into I would imagine not being usable by professional for any heavy work stuff (they are already heading in that direction too, now that non-pro are using them unlike the past when it was a large part of their niche market) I imagine this is a serious rumors because it did hit Intel pretty bad: https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/intc

Despite a solid opening, READY PLAYER ONE will need to make $420M, maybe $500M just to break even, says @PamelaDayM. The movie cost at least $175M, if not $200M. 420m for a China heavy title for an almost 200m budget movie that got that really WB massive world release would not be bad a high breaking point at all good for them should fly past that.

If you are unsure about box officemojo for international figure, you can look at the latest comscore: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/comscore-announces-official-worldwide-box-office-results-for-weekend-of-april-1-2018-300622447.html Coco was estimated to be around 780,298,871 after Sunday. Like said above Mojo update by market can take weeks and/or never happen for a lot of markets specific, but they usually have the total updated correctly.

If it loose 40% a week it would reach 290M + what it will make in Poland, so I guess it is possible to reach that, Poland give it some margin to have worst than 40% weekly drop.

That was an independant movie distributed by aviron picture, not sure how similar we can expect them to be. It has a catchy title, but I do not think it's high concept has easily sell-able/mainstream potential like Split, Don't Breathe, happy death day or A Quiet Place. Same PTA already push A quiet place over 13.5m, 10m would be quite low for it. But blocker's could steal is thunder and you could be right, but I do not see why it would go that much lower than it's low-end tracking.

Salary tend to be private, so I am not sure but it was probably in those kind of numbers (I would imagine 15 or Pitt in Allied 17.5m being other possibilities). But with how much the movie is doing in market were Hunger games was popular vs market were it was a non factor (south korea, japan, etc...) I am not sure it was a crazy salary. Not sure were it will finish, could do little in Russia but if it end up around 155/160m Girl with a dragon tattoo: 232m (86% RT, 7.6 average, 5 oscar nominations, one of the biggest book franchise of all time with over 80millions book sold, Fincher + Craig) Bridge of spies: 165.5m (91% RT, 7.7 average ratings, 6 Oscar nominations including BP, Hanks+Spielberg) Red Sparrow: 155/160 (48% on RT, 5.6/10 average ratings, the Lawrence's) American Made: 134m (86% RT, average rating 7/10, Cruise + Liman) Allied: 119.52m (59% RT average rating 6.2/10, Pitt + Zemeckis + Knight) Atomic Blonde: 96m (77% RT, 6.5/10 average score, Theron + John Wick gang) Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: 80m (83% RT, 7.8/10 average rating, 3 oscar nomination, John Le Carré + Oldman/Firth/Hardy/Hurt/Strong/Cumberbatch assemble) Was probably well worth it to pay for a star on that one those type movie often didn't do much more than 50/50 dbo-intl split in the recent pass, easily can imagine that movie doing 30m less at the intl box office with an unknown lead (not sure why if it would not be below Allied or even below Atomic Blonde for an around 90m with a closer to 50/50 split). It is a 5/10 140m R-rated slow when it is not overstuffed/confusing drama with a marketing that didn't know how it could be sold. It at least gave the movie a chance and opened well in many market. 57% exit poll is quite high yes, Females were in the theater at 53% for Red Sparrow, and Jennifer Lawrence fans were present at 57%, also giving the spy pic a B.

It really did a terrible job at keeping theater's.. despite a bigger weekend #4 than Atomic blonde it had almost just half it's theater for week 5. Really a bad 65% theater drop, almost 70% box office drop....

33.25m, Quoting myself from the TR thread: First week: 14.1 First global weekend ending 18th: 126m Week ending 25th: 211.75m (85m week) Last week: 245m (33.25m -60.8%, I imagine it is the big China performance + no new major market openning that can give big global drop like that, should stabilize from now on) Need to do 165% of last week to reach 300m. If it loose 50% weekly from now on 245 + 16.625+8.3125+4.15+2+1 = around 278 If it loose 40% weekly from now on 245 + 19.95 +11.97+7.18+2.58+1.55+0.93 = around 290 + it's Poland box office. The quick trick to find out is too : ) Google comscore international box office in the last week: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/comscore-announces-official-worldwide-box-office-results-for-weekend-of-april-1-2018-300622447.html https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/comscore-announces-official-worldwide-box-office-results-for-weekend-of-march-25-2018-300619111.html

https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/Search?Brand=1405 https://toywiz.com/pacific-rim/ https://www.amazon.com/Toys-Games-Pacific-Rim/s?ie=UTF8&field-brandtextbin=Pacific Rim&page=1&rh=n%3A165793011 http://www.ebay.com/bhp/pacific-rim Even got an xbox360/PS3/mobile video games made https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Rim_(video_game) Clothes: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=pacific+rim+clothes&clk_rvr_id=1486138063677&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhoLWBRD9ARIsADIRaxSrBVJvdpSlKpySCqlru0jzslGxOyv7lgw9lC3yTcmav__nAV8LBdAaAuwFEALw_wcB&geo_id=10232&MT_ID=70&crlp=190408446458_3447&rlsatarget=kwd-302219350464&keyword=pacific+rim+clothes&abcId=473846&treatment_id=7&poi=21143&adpos=1t3&device=c&crdt=0&ul_noapp=true Not sure how popular it got, but they exist.

High concept that can fit into the title tend to be really good for the box office, horror can do really well, trailers are good, reviews are great (still at a 100% RT), it is a studio release with a massive marketing + massive theater count, Blunt-Krasinski couple is a nice +, PG-13 rating, nice tracking: http://variety.com/2018/film/box-office/blockers-box-office-quiet-place-1202737537/ Paramount’s “A Quiet Place” is tracking to open between $16 million and $30 million. Not sure why it would go below it's worst case tracking scenario of $16m, would it not be having Blocker release the same weekend it would be a pretty much perfect scenario going on and could even open around Get Out 33m start. Split could be hard to match because of the big Shyamalan factor, but very similar project otherwise - great review horror, - pg-13 (so people know nothing that disturbing will happen just big fun), - that had 200 less theater than A quiet place - studio release - High concept that fit into the short title. Look like the trailer is playing really really well (very similar to Split, 94%/9.5): https://www.ispot.tv/ad/wz5p/a-quiet-place-movie-trailer Sentiment 98% positive Engagement Rating 9.5

Apparently it failed to reach that status, possibly too many non Chinese crew/actor/etc... involved with the movie.

It was at 150m last sunday, that would be a 81m week+second weekend from a 150m OW. Not sure how far from a worst case scenario drop that happen to be, it look like a possible 150m OW to around 45m or less second weekend (40.6m according to comscore that a 73% drop! while gaining 2 market, it rarely get worst than that leg wise).

Must be some typo right ? http://www.boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2018-03-29&p=.htm It was making 350k is wednesday/thursday and would have lost only 94 theater....

A bit like the first 2 year's after an Oscar win output, it is often the case. Hidden Figures release/ first wide weekend, end of 2016/early 2017: Dec 23–25 18 $515,499 Jan 6–8 1 $22,800,057 Acrimony was already shot: Filming took place around Pittsburgh and Atlanta in fall 2016 Not for the screen gems project, it was announced publicly January 11, not sure how long before someone say yes and end up on deadline, but it had yet to get a director, Talisman point being in part valid about her not achieving to attract/convince a director for that, could be the script: In January 2017, Taraji P. Henson signed on to star in Proud Mary with Screen Gems still looking to secure a director for an April 2017 principal production... She is getting a huge writer for one of her future project: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt7634968/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_1 Giant box office draw with an huge fanbase Nancy Meyers, so a bit like the Perry's project at least it is safe to be a commercial success.