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I.S.S. on sale Friday.

If you ever wanted to see Les Miserables on a Dolby screen, you’ll have your chance on Feb 23.

Shadow is an exceptionally popular character in that franchise, rivals the ones that were introduced in 2. I recall lots of clips of audiences going crazy during the last movie's credits scene with him. It also helps that there's solid goodwill from two well-received previous entries and seemingly a video game movie boom going on. That being said, I'm not expecting a huge increase from the last one. I don't exactly see it coming close to $300m domestic, but I can definitely see it passing both of the previous installments and the $200m mark.

Yes, almost certainly. Not necessarily on the finished product stage (although not ruled out), but definitely projects in development and pre-production.

Sony... why.... This has been pushed back again to Dec 21. The last two times this constantly delaying of pre-sales happened, the films themselves were delayed. I dunno, this is ridiculous.

@Shawn Robbins I noticed you had the location count for Poor Things set at 450 this weekend in the BOP forecast, but I believe the location count for it has been confirmed at 82. I'm assuming that changes the projection?

Make that Q4 2024 “The studios will leverage Kingdom’s incredible faith-based reach to promote the movie, which will now release on Oct. 4, 2024.”

This technically went on sale yesterday, but only at some smaller chains. Seems like wires are getting crossed again.

Good ole Sony, doing what they do best. This was pushed to the 15th.

I believe Hero still remains the last overseas-produced foreign language movie to top the weekend box office with no dub option available (although I believe one was eventually made for the home video release). As mentioned, if we're counting foreign language titles that had both sub and dub versions simultaneously released, then Demon Slayer and Dragon Ball must count.

The future is now, 2024 movie ticketing dates: Night Swim on sale Dec 11 Book of Clarence on sale Dec 11 Mean Girls on sale Dec 12

Sony Classics will be re-releasing Amelie on Feb 14, 2024. Angel Studios has 7 releases set for 2024, 5 of which are untitled.

Anyone But You and Boys in the Boat on sale Friday.

I was going to mention this in conjunction with the fact that people were recently enamored with The Matrix, which had similar extensive wire work that Crouching Tiger also displayed, so it gave audiences more of that kind of action, along with rave reviews and awards buzz (which provided more of a boost back in 2000 than they do today).

Die Hard will be re-released on Dec 8, will be on some PLF screens. Tickets on sale tomorrow.

It was all over the Macy’s parade broadcast, which pulled in almost 30 million viewers. I get the trailer in front of nearly everything that’s PG rated too.

To add to this, it's a Lionsgate title that is faith-based, and those tend to have tremendously long pre-sale windows to build up church group sales.

Tickets for Unsung Hero's April 24 early access shows are now on sale at select chains. Waiting on general tix date.

Re: depressing/low numbers, I find box office fascinating to follow whether it ends up good or bad, there’s always something interesting going on. I’m intrigued by what makes one title misfire tremendously and another succeed wildly, but I won’t really get personally invested in cheering or jeering any of them beyond a derby/club kinda way (and even then, that’s just for casual fun).

American Fiction on sale Dec 1 (EA on sale Nov 24) Ferrari on sale Nov 21 The Iron Claw on sale Dec 1 (EA on sale Nov 21) Poor Things on sale Nov 20 Enjoy the weekend

2,240 domestic locations

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom on sale Nov 20

Add an American Fiction early access to this list, show date is 12/2.

I'm told they should have them up around 6pm EST.

One week from today, Nov 20.