charlie Jatinder
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Barbarian Harkins - 1424/9824 (55 showings) $16,665 $900-950K. -
How the fuck is it still going? 715-720 seems good.
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Brahmastra $325K approx pre-sales for THU. Final can hit $600K. Weekend $3-4M.
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Barbarian good movement in Harkins as well today. THU - 78/9387 (53 showings) $917 FRI - 115/31730 (128 showings) $1285 Comps 1.39x Invitation THU - $1.08M 1.33x Invitation FRI - $2.53M
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Avatar I have 10,400,294 so its quite a bit behind at 9,129,586
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Until a month ago, $700M needed 20% weekly drop to be possible IIRC. Anything that require 20% drop is never a lock.
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NTTD is still 3rd. BFI numbers are the authority on UK box office, numbers reported there are by distributors. comScore numbers, which are missing some locations are NTTD - £96,703,485 NWH - £96,523,193
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I was certain its gonna bomb but it has surprised me. Even in USA, THU has solid pre-sales. Can open $3-4M.
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It is highest pre-sold movie from Bollywood. Hollywood is a lot more pre-sales heavy. At same time DSitMoM had 85K tix sold in PVR and 188K in PVR + INOX + Cinepolis for opening day while Brahmastra was 50K in PVR & 95K in PIC. Overall sales were 285K while Brahmastra was around 120K. NWH was even higher.
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We actually do nothing in normal course as the numbers reported are actual sales. e.g. this was PVR sales today morning There are some who scrap BMS and other websites data. There you would have to remove these. e.g. Today morning, there were 82,858 tickets sold in PVR on 1,142 shows in BMS scrapped data. There are around 32K blocked seats in those 1142 shows.
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Those aren't booked. They are seats blocked by theater. Usually a cinema will block a row just in case they need for some special guests at time.
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I never believed that boycott were the reason. The films were just not good. I didn't like trailer for Brahmastra either, so thought it will join the list.
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TGM #1 for weekend. SUN Bullet Train and TGM separated by few Ks. $2.2M each. NWH $1.4M Pets $1.7M Invitation $1.7M
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So I was wrong. Brahmastra is recording very good advance sales. ₹2.5cr (₹2.1cr NETT) pre-sales for OD so far and ₹5.2cr (₹4.2cr NETT) weekend. Final pre-sales ₹20cr (₹17cr NETT) for weekend possible. OD looks like ₹30cr+ (₹25cr NETT+), weekend if film is liked can be ₹110cr (₹90cr NETT).
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Naa that was likely just UK. Incl UK its 1.6M+
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Need to do $4-5 tix instead of $3. And may be do it on weekdays like Europe and not the weekend which are already ok. Should have done on WED.
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5M gross. 1.6M+ admits it shall be I guess, unless GBP3 was before tax.
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Total box office $25M for the day. Around 8M admits. Higher than July 9, 2022 ~7.25-7.5M and Dec 18, 2021 ~7-7.25M
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National Cinema Day US/CAN Top Gun: Maverick - $2.55M Super Pets - $2.5M Bullet Train - $2.35M Spider-man : No Way Home - $2.18M The Invitation - $2.03M Beast - $1.82M Minions 2 - $1.78M Thor 4 - $1.25M Dragon Ball - $1.09M Jaws - $0.89M
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Probably around 6.5M
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Ok, one thing I forget was that as every cinema was selling $3, the chains which have higher ATP generally will be under indexing, like AMC. And something like Harkins, Marcus would over index. So all of these numbers shall be lower. By how much, need to see. Super Pets seems like overindexed a lot in Harkins. Nos. I am seeing point towards $2.5-2.75M. Similarily BT. Top Gun seems about right. Also NWH.
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SAT Finals in Harkins NWH - 13,594/42,996 - $1.9-2M seems like Super Pets - 24,041/34,341 - $3.5M+ Top Gun - 16,583/34,603 - $2.6M Bullet Train - 19,712/34,304 - $3M
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Normally Labor Day Sunday is around 50-70% higher than FRI I think. That would mean around 17-18M SUN as compared to ~25M SAT.
