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  1. 2 minutes ago, scabab said:

    They said $15 million in the first 6 days for Broly. If it's done $10.4 million in 2 days then surely it'll do better than just $15 million right?

    I would say so but we just don't know how front loaded this will be.

  2. 16 minutes ago, Mulder said:

    It must be a Canadian thing because over here at least super easy to see the mass appeal of the franchise still and I'm not a fan myself personally.

    Nah there's also a huge following in the U.S. I couldn't even watch it cause it was sold out.

  3. 1 hour ago, a2k said:

    4th weekends and legs

    BVS 9.0m, added 19.0m (2.1x more)

    SS 12.2m, added 42.0m (3.4x more)

     

    WONDR and MOS had summer weekdays while JL had Dec holidays coming up in the late run so not using them. For SS the summer weekdays ended after the 4th weekend.

     

    BVS legs give AQM 2.1*17.3 + 287.9 = 324.2 dom

    SS legs give it 3.4*17.3 + 287.9 = 346.7 dom

     

    BVS had horrid legs and with MLK coming up even worse case for AQM will be better than that. SS can be considered the best-case scenario I guess as it had a great late run.

    SS had labor day weekend which helps out almost all films in terms of legs. I'd say around $335M for AQM. 

  4. 38 minutes ago, Quigley said:

    Guys, let's not overdo it. Yeah, it was successful, but making $1B, or even $1.1B, in 2019 is hardly spectacular. Aquaman will probably reach a peak rank of about 25th on the WW chart. 10 years ago, the 25th biggest film was 'Spider-Man 2' at $783.8M. While a very strong result, it is hardly anything ground-breaking.

    All-time WW chart in January 2009: https://web.archive.org/web/20090116175944/https://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/world/

     

    It is, however, WB's first film to reach $1B since 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' in January 2013 – a full 6 years ago. It never felt that long until I actually thought about it. Disney made the mistake of not releasing Solo on Christmas. The bitterness from 'Last Jedi' would have faded and WB would have never dared to set Aquaman against Han Solo. Well done for WB to grab the opportunity. Outside 2 DC films (Dark Knight Rises and Aquaman), WB has Hobbit #1 and HP7:P2. The Dark Knight reached $997M before being re-released, 6 months after its original release date, to cross the billion-dollar mark.

     

     

    This couldn't have been more of a Disney parody stan bot if you tried...

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  5. 4 minutes ago, DAJK said:

    At this point, maybe Disney shouldn't have sacrificed Solo for Poppins. Solo's gonna end up around 30M higher domestically, and I'd argue that 50-60M could have been added had it been released in December. 

    I don't think Solo would've done much in December... Probably would've opened less and make around the same domestically... Overseas was always gonna be a disaster. 

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