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GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE - WEDNESDAY NIGHT PREVIEWS (T-9 DAYS) Title Seats sold Seats available Occupancy Godzilla x Kong 463 4877 9.49% Good start for this one. Isn't particularly outstanding but is stronger than Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes and is on track to top Rise of the Beasts as well. Main issue for it is going to be capacity as it is lower than that of Rise of the Beasts and Five Nights at Freddy's despite having the potential to open between them. Easter will make this one tricky as it will accelerate big time next week and walk-ups should be big as well. As of this moment I don't see $200M but let's set the goal on a $150M+ opening.
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MARCH 14-17 WEEKEND. 1. Kung Fu Panda 4 - $175.4M/$227.8M (+234.73%) 2. Dune: Part II - $20.7M/$153.7M (-45.38%) 3. One Life - $10.8M 4. Noche de Bodas - $9.5M/$34M (-47.51%) 5. Imaginary - $6.8M 6. Land of Bad - $6.3M 7. No Way Up - $5.5M/$19.4M (-44.44%) 8. Robot Dreams - $4.7M/$10.7M (+17.5%) 9. Alice in Terrorland - $3.9M/$13.6M (-44.29%) 10. Poor Things - $1.8M/$97.6M (+12.5%) Best opening of the year so far for Kung Fu Panda 4 which is already No. 1 of the year too after surpassing both Dune and Anyone but You after 4 days of release. It should surpass $250M after today's holiday and once again take strenght when schools start their holiday period on Friday. It should repeat No. 1 above Ghostbusters this weekend and hold well to Godzilla/Kong duo on Easter to surpass $500M and even $600M considering won't get any big competition until May. Dune II still losing ground but nothing too big. It's late for it to truly breakout so won't finish anywhere close to Oppenheimer's $330M tally but still will manage to double first Dune numbers. Post-Oscars ceremony, Poor Things and Robot Dreams enjoy a nice increase with the former finishing *this close* to $100M and the latter looking like it will do $1M+USD which would be a first time in a long time for an Spaniard production.
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MARCH 07-10 WEEKEND. 1. Kung Fu Panda 4 - $52.4M 2. Dune: Part II - $37.9M/$122.5M (-42.75%) 3. Noche de Bodas - $18.1M 4. No Way Up - $9.9M 5. Alice in Terrorland - $7M 6. Ferrari - $4.9M/$41.6M (-55.05%) 7. Robot Dreams - $4M 8. To the Hashira Training - $3.9M/$107.5M (-72.14%) 9. Poor Things - $1.6M/$94.7M (-40.74%) 10. Io Capitano - $1.6M Massive opening for Kung Fu Panda 4 after this limited release securing the highest PSA this year and the biggest since the Barbenheimer phenomenon. Considering it was a 2-day event, average per show should've been even higher basically securing occupancy over 90%. With a wide opening next weekend should secure $200M+ after 6 days and a total run north of $500M+ which would be a first for Dreamworks. Dune II does hold okay but shows how it remains skewing big formats. Still looking like it'll finish on the low $200M range as it gets to keep IMAX for another week but loses PLFs and 4DX to Po this Thursday. Dire weekend as new openers are low profile releases that weren't wide but among them is good to see Robot Dreams that has amassed a pretty good PSA. To The Hashira Training has now oficially surpassed To The Swordsmith Village in lc and going nearly 50% above it in admissions. Seeing the massive overperformance from Po I think is safe to say once again the highest grosser of the year could be an animation: Garfield could pull a surprise too and Inside Out 2 has all the buzz on its favour to deliver another all-timer Pixar performance. Main competitors for the yearly crown shall be Wolverine/Deadpool and Joker/Harley.
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After all, this is produced by Graham King who hit the jackpot already with BoRhap so only way to mess this up financially would be making it boring. I'm guessing they're adressing the allegations -on the surface- during the climax (akin to Freddy's solo career on BoRhap) only to end up with a concert or something like that on the ending. Maybe his Super Bowl performance but tbh I don't know about the timeline.
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News has resonated so much over here. Akira, Dragon Ball and Goku are currently top 3 trending topics across Twitter, non-anime related media is covering the news and dubbing actors for Goku and Vegetta have expressed about it. It definitely created what it was perhaps the largest entertainment phenomenon in the 90s for the region.
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Kung Fu Panda 4 sales marching extremely well for this weekend's early access. Lack of family films since Migration/Wonka will surely boost it. Bit hard to read but is looking like the first $100M+ opener of the year and may reach $400M+ in the end taking advantage of Easter and a national holiday on the 18th.
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FEBRUARY 29 - MARCH 03 WEEKEND. 1. Dune: Part Two - $66.2M 2. To the Hashira Training - $14M/$100M (-81.51%) 3. Ferrari - $10.9M/$33.6M (-36.63%) 4. Madame Web - $6.1M/$82.3M (-56.12%) 5. Desaparecer por Completo - $4.7M 6. Todas Menos Tú - $4M/$35.4M (-48.72%) 7. 57 Seconds - $3.4M/$11.1M (-39.29%) 8. One Love - $3.1M/$32.3M (-53.73%) 9. Poor Things - $2.7M/$92M (-40%) 10. Anyone But You - $2.4M/$140.1M (-45.45%) Dune starts off to a great opening. It legged almost identical to Oppenheimer from its opening day so we can expect it to go past $200M+ at the end of its run which would be o/u double of first chapter. It faces strong competition in terms of screen occupancy but not on audiences. To the Hashira Training becomes the second $100M grosser of the year; second for the Demon Slayer saga and in matter of hours will beat To the Swordsmith Village's final gross in lc; already has done so in admissions. Good hold for Ferrari despite Dune taking older crowds to theaters; perhaps an spillover effect from it. Reaching $50M may be a stretch but not an ugly result overall. Poor Things and Anyone but You now leaving the Top 10 with amazing results and holds until the last moment finishing with a 4x and a 7x multi respectively. It's been slow weeks but with big releases upcoming and Easter later this month we hopefully see bigger numbers now. Kung Fu Panda 4 opens on the 14th but is getting Early Access this weekend and Godzilla & Kong opens on Easter weekend so big numbers ahead of us.