Cooper Legion

Why not? It had one of the best PTAs last weekend simply because of how dead the market is. Theaters have more screens to get rid of than Gretel and Rhythm will need for their combined 15M OW or whatever.

Knives and Gentlemen got me like

At this point I’d be pleasantly surprised if things were under control enough for theaters to reopen for Mulan. Anything that gets its initial date disrupted will be rescheduled, but the longer things last the more competition crunch that will generate in the rest of the year. Small HW releases could be cancelled altogether, I suppose.

Love the U, N, and E in the title. The D could have used some additional flourish/background element serving as the vertical bar, like the E has for the middle bar.

BB pretty in line with the trackers 1 (1) Bad Boys For Life Sony Pictures $3,550,000 +59% -45% 3,775 $940 $126,433,166 12 - (5) Little Women Sony Pictures $710,000 +61% -28% 2,528 $281 $94,781,858 35 - (7) Jumanji: The Next Level Sony Pictures $700,000 +61% -26% 3,121 $224 $284,382,264 47 - (9) Just Mercy Warner Bros. $585,000 +85% -34% 2,408 $243 $27,955,760 35 - (-) The Grudge Sony Pictures $38,000 +48% -66% 420 $90 $20,811,958 26 - (-) A Beautiful Day in the Ne… Sony Pictures $30,000 +40% -40% 240 $125 $60,974,421 68 - (-) Once Upon a Time…in Holly… Sony Pictures $22,000 +50% -62% 325 $68 $141,864,532 187

Well, they do say 1 2 3 4 5 6 6

An exact tie!?!?!? This is madness.

So this is the one where we reveal that Cipher is trying to collect Fast Stones for her Fast Gauntlet, right?

1 (1) Bad Boys For Life Sony Pictures $2,220,000 -77% -79% 3,775 $588 $122,875,879 11 - (8) Little Women Sony Pictures $440,000 -68% -76% 2,528 $174 $94,070,546 34 - (5) Jumanji: The Next Level Sony Pictures $435,000 -81% -85% 3,121 $139 $283,681,326 46 - (9) Just Mercy Warner Bros. $320,000 -70% -82% 2,408 $133 $27,374,597 34 - (-) Uncut Gems A24 $67,057 -69% -79% 490 $137 $47,739,985 46 - (-) The Grudge Sony Pictures $25,000 -65% -84% 420 $60 $20,773,284 25 - (-) A Beautiful Day in the Ne… Sony Pictures $21,000 -63% -77% 240 $88 $60,944,062 67 - (-) Once Upon a Time…in Holly… Sony Pictures $15,000 -58% -84% 325 $46 $141,842,869 186 - (-) Waves A24 $612 -50% -48% 5 $122 $1,656,852 74 - (-) The Lighthouse A24 $516 -51% -51% 5 $103 $10,863,997 102

Will do a bit over $300M WW-J. Very curious how Japan likes it, could be a big market.

Man, this thread has been deeeeaaaaaad. Just took a peak at BOP PS, with 7.5 days or so to go it’s at 6.4k. Guess final PS will be TROS range of 60k-ish, but PSm’s will be better. Very very rough maybe $10M or so?

My (very short) Weekly Recap

How’s F2 on the 10th weekend rankings?

Neither of you are right. Nobody knows exactly who the leads are yet, aside from Sersi being almost guaranteed.

The TROS Sun estimate is a joke. Will gain 300k+

This is not a particularly reassuring upper bound 😂

Fixating on a Friday daily bounce is simply bizarre. It’s not even a sign of a movie doing well, if could just as easily be a sign of a weak Thursday 🤣 In this specific case the movie is doing well on Friday, but the number which indicates that is the weekly drop.

Been idling thinking a bit recently about how much OW growth has outstripped overall growth. For example, HP1, IM2, and JW:FK all have basically the same adjusted OWs in the 146M-149M range (2019 $). But HP1 was an OW record breaker, placed #1. IM2 placed #5. And JW:FK was just the 20th best OW at the time. I wonder how long this is sustainable. What will an OW of 148M 2019 $ get you in 2025? 40th best? 50th? 60th?

What about KO? If it’s having as good a Sat as rest overall hold could be super impressive.

Damn, those are some fine looking Sat numbers.

I mean, did you care about Iron Man before Iron Man 1? Cap before Cap 1? Thor before Thor 1? A lot of arcs just came to a close, and new ones are beginning, but it’s still going to lead to the big teamup/crossover movies and ultimately some kind of huge conclusion to the 2nd saga.

With a 33M weekend, following the Mon-Sun multi of: Ride Along — 222M Ride Along 2 — 199M Green Hornet — 191M Book of Eli — 190M Glass — 186M Sniper — 201M

Wasn’t sure if I should respond to the bait, but Pepsa nailed it. Yes, no other animation is likely to live up to this level any time soon. Frozen is the Avengers of animation, it has more potential than anything else so of course it will be judged by its own standards. Endgame doing 1.8B would have been rightfully seen as disappointing, even though possibly nothing would touch that for years to come. 1.45B here isn’t disappointing, but it’s not some mind blowing result either. People need to realize that “this is a really good result, but not exceptional given the context” is a measured perspective, not a warped one.

That makes way more sense for BB, 25 was some classic drunk deadline. KO will make a play for 10 consecutive top 10s next weekend, with 2 openers it just need to have Just Mercy and Turning drop below it.