charlie Jatinder

Holy shit. ¥50mn ($7.25mn) previews.

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From early looks of it 800 looks like ¥40mn ($5.7mn) previews today but I will be fine with ¥35mn. Potter seems like ¥13-14mn ($2mn) Monday.

UAE Weekend admits since reopening May 27-30: 4,571 (4 Days) June 04-06: 4,563 June 11-13: 4,273 June 18-20: 6,240 June 25-27: 11,280 Jul 02-04: 9,794 Jul 09-11: 10,804 Jul 16-18: 14,038 Jul 23-25: 14,271 Jul 30-Aug 1: 29,161(EID holidays) Aug 6-8: 21,626 Aug 13-15,: 27,100 Scoob $115k 4 days opening weekend. My Spy crossed $300k. Guess TENET can open atleast $500k weekend.

Naa, its not early yet that a non-CBM will have big PS. We mostly have CBM comps which are more frontloaded, this should a bit backloaded. I see it making 225-250k final PS, as compared to 440k of Captain Marvel. But yeah also depend on how corona cases go in next two weeks

Ah man. Not again.

Well weekend take; Harry Potter: ¥95mn ($13.7mn) weekend. Good start, though expected a bit better. Should be able to do another ¥45mn ($6.5mn) or so before 800 go wide next Friday. Biggest Hollywood film of 2020 till Mulan release. Full run ¥175mn ($25mn.) Bad Boys For Life: ¥22mn ($3.2mn). SKIP. The Eight Hundred: ¥14.5mn ($2.1mn) previews on Friday. The film WOM is great, there will be previews throughout weekdays, which I think can take it to ¥105-140mn ($15-20mn)before going wide. Let' see. Interstellar: ¥12mn ($1.7mn). -60%. Total ¥112mn. Guess will do another ¥10mn or so. Dolittle: ¥6mn ($875k). -58%. ¥130mn ($18.8mn) total. Another ¥5mn or so.

PS for tomorrow are $350k. Should be able to do $2mn. I expect Billion Dollar by Wednesday.

lol. for first two three years, everytime I heard/read word GROSS anywhere, I thought it is related to Boxoffice collection.

Potter $13.7mn Weekend. $995mn Worldwide.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-conversation="none"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TENET?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TENET</a> crossed 40,000 advance sales in Korea, with T-9 Days number stands at 42k. At same time, about a two-third of Captain Marvel which opened with $24mn 5 days weekend. Expecting $15-18mn opening weekend from <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TENET?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TENET</a>. <a href="https://t.co/M77czErcmA">pic.twitter.com/M77czErcmA</a></p>&mdash; charlie (@iamjat32) <a href="https://twitter.com/iamjat32/status/1294980985306492929?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 16, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Joint Security Area was great. 2nd fav Korean film.

800 will have 15k preview shows tomorrow. Expecting ¥30mn Approx. For rest of weekdays there are previews as well. It will gross ¥130-150mn in previews.

ohh, didn't realise that as you are rarely in Indian thread. South Indian or North.

yeah there are some issues, hope they sort them out soon.

In hindisght, new Mojo isn't all terrible. The international section is great. Domestic one is okay. Paywall is shitty thing but I guess it was too good to be free. Besides, looking at archives, Mojo in its initial days had paywall for bunch of stuff they made free later, so fingers crossed.

That's the plan. That's very relatable. Actually yeah, before Mojo, I did same for a small time. Nice writeup @DAJK

cool. local Indian relatives or folks from US settled here.

my story was basically of my tracking and mostly Indian. Speaking of just Hollywood, the first memory I have is Guiness Book of Records 2008, which had Spider-Man 3 opening weekend. Passion of Christ as biggest R-rated film. There was a piece of Tom Cruise biggest star and in relationship with some actress, which is weird to be in World Record book. I didn't understand much of it what it was what it was. Then I remember Avatar being big and record breaking reports on TV news. 2012 was big event in India but Avatar had WoM doing trick. Fast forward to 2012, I had feeling Avengers will do big but I didn't knew any numbers for it still. It wasn't till 2014, I discovered Mojo and I almost studied the All Time page. It was nice to see Avengers at number 3. Also loved the fact that Harry Potter 8 had the opening day record of $91mn but there was no interesting film in 2014 so I didn't really paid much attention to whatever was there other than All Time section. In 2015, Furious 7 being record breaker in India was very surprising. Its China opening day being bigger than US was a good attention, then again I had no interest in film, so didn't follow after that. It was Age of Ultron which I first time looked up for opening weekend. I thought this film will break $100mn opening day barrier but... Then opening weekend was lower than The Avengers, which was surprising because in India, sequels don't decrease. I followed the run a bit, but it was summer 2015, I got my new phone, and started visiting Mojo more often. Jurassic World was the first film I tracked day wise numbers. I also started watching Hollywood films, before that I hadn't seen more than 50. Followed TFA opening weekend but had SRK film to track in India so didn't paid much attention after that. Was pissed on it beating Harry Potter's Previews and Opening day record as SW ain't no thing in India. Next thing I remember is BvS. I discovered Deadline, so seeing numbers before Mojo was fun. This was the time I started looking at trends and understanding the numbers. Before that I was just looker, now I was trying to participate. After opening weekend, I remember thinking it will do $300-325mn in full run, which come close. As a naive tracker I remember this being one of my first boxoffice take. http://forums.itsboxoffice.com/498840/batman-superman-gross-15-3mn-friday-55mn-weekend-expected It was good seeing Civil War beating the film and just before Civil War, I completed my MCU watch of films prior to that. Then again simple lurking stuff not much till Spider-Man: Homecoming. This was the first Hollywood film I actually tracked with whatever limited skills I had. The US opening was bit disappointing and box office Outside Asia was also ehh but it was a start. I then followed/tracked almost all of 2017. I was getting cS numbers for big films and tweeting them so I was getting some audience too. It was Infinity War thread which got posted here, which one day led me here by just random google searching my name. I remember posting numbers first time in Fantastic Beasts numbers, and getting weird like why are they saying me Asgardian.

You are pretty new to this thing but our Hollywood timeline is pretty much same.

Any chance you still have those 😛

Ultron Sunday was $50mn (-11%), which would be a bit inflated due to spillover from Saturday is business was lost. Say it had same drop as The Avengers i.e. 18% its Saturday real value was $60-61mn, basically $4mn more. Hardly matters.

Ohh yeah missed IW ending below BP & TFA

I realised disappointment happen when something fail expectations. I remember many of us in tracking thread were thinking of under billion dollar just before release, so disappointment level post release was less. TRoS doing just a billion was ofcourse a shitty result

Harry Potter International Original run - $657,179,821 (I found a $658.2mn in 2003 archive, but will be taking this just being conservative) Korea 2018 re-release - $2,080,000 France 2018 re-release - $1,200,000 UK various re-releases - $950,000 Bulgaria 2004 re-release - $345,000 Germany 2004 re-release - $240,000 Netherlands 2020 re-release - $140,000 Rest Europe misc re-releases - $400,000 Random re-releases - $250,000 Total - $662,780,000 China - $9,400,000 (2 Days) Total - $672,200,000 Domestic Original release - $317,575,550 2018 Re-release - $295,917 Other re-releases - $500,000 Total - $318,371,000 Worldwide - $990,575,000 As per my calculations, $9.43mn to go for Billion Dollar. Warner may have information we don't have.