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  1. 2 hours ago, VenomXXR said:

    Frozen 2 -- AMC Willowbrook 24 -- 8:00am CST -- 5 Days to Previews

     

     

    Dolby / IMAX: 4 showings, 113 tickets sold out of 712 seats available (15.87%)

    Real 3D: 2 showings, 13 tickets sold out of 250 seats available (05.20%

    Digital: 3 showings, 78 tickets sold out of 397 seats available (19.65%)

     

    TOTAL: 9 showings, 204 tickets sold out of 1359 seats available (15.01%)

     


    Comps to Final Tracked Numbers

    Aladdin = 267 sold @ 7:00pm - Wednesday 

    Detective Pikachu = 280 sold @ 4:00pm - Wednesday 

    Toy Story 4 = 822 sold @ 3:00pm - Thursday 

    The Lion King = 1570 sold @ 4:00pm - Thursday

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    Very bad situation

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  2. 5 minutes ago, Inceptionzq said:

    He’s not saying the report is incorrect. He’s showing that even though Frozen has an advantage with presales because of Thanksgiving in America, he doesn’t think that’s the explanation of why it’s breaking records. It’s just doing very well overall.

     

    And just btw, Fandango is the biggest movie ticket service in America. Their reports are from their data.

    thanks

  3. 3 hours ago, Menor said:

    For Black Friday at Cinemark F2 is at 8018/409851 which is quite strong, in just 218 theaters too.

     

    For Thanksgiving it's at 8985/524946 again really strong in 259 theaters. But combined these two plus other days are probably only adding  maybe 20% to the total, so I don't think it fully explains the Fandango report.

    So do you think that Fandango’s report is incorrect?

  4. 3 hours ago, Menor said:

    Frozen 2 Presales (T-17)

     

    Thursday: 

    Theaters: 271

    Showings: 2388

    Tickets Sold: 18392

    Tickets Sold (adj): 17596 (41% of the Lion King at T-10 at the exact same theaters)

    Estimated Sales: 235878

    Estimated Nationwide Sales: 1.4 million

     

    Friday: 

    Theaters: 273

    Showings: 4318

    Tickets Sold: 26072

    Tickets Sold (adj): 24878 (64% of the Lion King at T-10 at the exact same theaters)

    Estimated Sales: 290714

    Estimated Nationwide Sales: 1.7 million

     

    Saturday:

    Theaters: 273

    Showings: 4349

    Tickets Sold: 31649

    Tickets Sold (adj): 30199 (90%!!! of the Lion King at T-10 at the exact same theaters)

    Estimated Sales: 315997

    Estimated Nationwide Sales: 1.9 million

     

    Again, I'm not saying this will beat the Lion King. It's one day of sales, things could slow down, etc. But I don't understand what's wrong with at least considering the possibility after a day like this. I was one of the naysayers on TS4, because the numbers never supported anything close to 200 million, and if F2 slows down I'll become a naysayer again. But there is no way to describe this as anything but a fantastic start.

     

    I am sympathetic to those who are calling to chill with the big predictions, just from the hype I've felt and seen I would find it hard to see it going over 140 million. But the numbers say what they say, and F2 is a movie targeted at a demographic that is pretty underrepresented on this site.

     

    Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean. Do you think F2 can hardly exceed 140M OW?

  5. 23 minutes ago, Porthos said:

    What's there to say?  Just a great start for Frozen 2.  The Aladdin comp is pretty lol-worthy, but the TS4 and TLK comps point to a very strong start.

     

    I will add two notes of caution, as is my wont.  First off, we're a week closer to release compared to all three comps, so a slightly stronger start should be expected.  So how much of it is calendar and how much of it is sheer demand we'll find out in due time. But I'd be remiss if I didn't mention it.

     

    The other note of caution is that this isn't really dominating at the PLF screens locally.  290 out of the 901 seats sold locally were PLF priced.  That might seem like a high percentage, but on Day One I expect a bit more of a rush for the best screens in the best theaters in town.  Century Arden's XD screen and the TrueIMAX screen didn't see all that much of a sales rush, though Arden was fairly respectable.

     

    How this will effect the average price per ticket remains to be seen, but it's something I'm going to keep my eye on as the sales continue.

     

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    As for TROS?  Just another fantastic day, relatively speaking.  Would have been even higher, but there was a group cancelation (10 tickets or so) at a theater that wasn't spread out to other showings. 

     

    I have to think the Frozen 2 might have helped a bit as at least a few people thought "Well, getting my Frozen tickets, might as well get TROS at the same time."  Or maybe it's the constant promotion for The Mandalorian keeping SW in mind.  

     

    Dunno.  But can't call it anything other than what it is: Another strong day for SW and a great day for Disney when both are combined.

    So F2 OW is weaker than TS in your opinion, right?

  6. 13 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

    Cin Prev -17514/379399 (2363 shows)
    Cin OD - 25188/733754 (4328 shows)
    Cin D2 - 30428/735045(4364 shows )
    Cin D3 -  15701/73083(4316 shows).

     

    Good increase since the afternoon especially for OD and Day 2. Day 3 moved like Previews over past 6 hours. I will update in the morning which would be 24 hours.

     

    But outside Cinemark I have only looked at anecdotal data that I posted above and even at Drafthouse where shows sellout easily, thursday sales are slow but Saturday shows are filling out. Checked out few Regal theaters also is very slow including RPX shows. Regal Hacienda in bay area has not listed Imax or ScreenX. Just 2 2D and 1 3D show. So minus Cinemark the plexes have not put in lots of shows. 

    So as far as the current situation is concerned, which first 24H  is higher between F2 and TS4?

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