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Definitely not the numbers we were expecting - and it throws any ideas I had about legs out the window A lot of people I know are still planning/thinking about seeing it but haven't had the chance yet; and with Jan being as it is should still have a good run. Looking forward to seeing its performance

I'm relieved to see TTP should do okay in the States. Love the leads' chemistry - did I think relatively well here in Aus. Going to see BA tomorrow - sus out the crowd enjoyment.

Smile having a 3rd Weekend bigger than its 1st is excellent! I'm not big on Horror but might have to give it a shot with its success and WOM.

I don't think it says a whole lot that Tuesday had a +19% gain with Monday's numbers already comparatively low. I think the drops will moreorless follow Kills; so a drop of 70% or so is still very much likely.

It surprises me sometimes when US (I assume that's where you're based) has higher rating restrictions than a lot of other countries. In Australia Don't Worry Darling does not have a rating restriction so anyone can see it. Mind you, our R rating is R-18. I remember being behind a family (group of three) wanting to see the recent Mortal Kombat film, the father and her older brother were over 18 but she was only 17, so they were refused. R here is restricted only to 18+.

I think that's mostly due to exchange rates - which I could be wrong about but I've noticed that a lot during the end of a films theatrical run. The US dollar has slowly grinded more and more upwards, so when platforms report new international updates for a film (often once a week or if it's late in the run sometimes every second week) despite obviously making a little extra in local currency the ER has actually made it lose US dollar value. Some examples for TGM from "The Numbers" Australia UK South Korea As I said this might not be entirely true but I believe has at least some influence - as international updates have coincided with the International drops.

Numero Twitter (How does one embed the actual tweet? I am noob ) Brahmastra had a real solid opening in Australia! TGM down 37% this week with $619k. Slightly on the steeper side but within estimates - it should stabilise now for slower declines.

On a positive side note about TGM's Australian run. It is the highest grossing film in a single year in Australia

As much as I would like it to, I sadly find it unlikely. Last weekend it had a surprisingly strong Sunday (+20%~ over Sat); which I contribute largely to Father's Day and many cinemas either having promotions (double-feature with original Top Gun and others discounted tickets) and just children taking their pops out for the day to the movies. We won't have a weekend like this again and no holidays coming up to take advantage of. Drops for next week should go down a little steeper as a result maybe 30-40%, then have usual drops which are still 10-15% range until October. After September I have no clue how many screens it will still be on. If we use my percentages; Sep 8-14th Weekly: $625k ($91.125m) Sep 15th-21st Weekly: $550k ($91.675m) Sep 22nd-28th Weekly: $500k ($92.175m) Don't know how off I will be here, so this is simply a guess. But if they hold TGM would be less than 2m away before end of Sep, so it is possible to catch TFA - just extremely difficult.

Hello everyone, long time no see! I hope everyone is doing well and enjoys the film I just thought I'd make a quick post regarding T&A. I've been reading on a lot of posts here stating that it is very clear T&A are in this film and that everybody (or at least the majority) knows it. After some time to review, and from what I've seen and heard, I don't think this is accurate. I saw this film yesterday afternoon and I would say that between 30/40% of the people at the theatre were openly talking (at one point or another) and discussing to their friends/family about if T&A would show up in the film. This is the most I've ever seen a group of people openly talk about a crucial element they wanted to be in a film. Later last night some of my friends who knew I had went to see it asked me if I would confirm with them if T&A were in it (which I declined to respond to ). Many of these people had prior said to me that 'they have to be in it', etc., but still wanted to ask me or get me to confirm it for them. Now, obviously either way they thought T&A would be in it. However, there is a massive difference between being confident about something and knowing something. I'm not sure yet what this will lead to; I'm not going to pretend to understand human behaviour. But I strongly believe that the confirmation of knowing will have a huge effect on people that either couldn't see it or decided not to see it opening weekend. I would be very surprised if with the WOM and knowledge of T&A being in it for a certainty, the film didn't generate good legs. Sorry for the spiel!

No idea yet, he only applied for it during the week when the production company sent out the adverts and got in contact with casting agencies. Officially speaking he hasn't been approved yet but most extras are thrown in so I wouldn't expect anything different. If I find out more later I'll shoot a post though.

This film is being shot in my city. Local news and reporters have been talking about it constantly and that it'll inject $70m into our economy. I know nothing about the film although my dad has signed up to be an extra in it when they go to shoot EDIT: I also know some people who will be working on it so I might be able to get insider info.

The John Wick franchise is very impressive. You don't often see each consecutive film double the last - which I think we could just about happen with 3.

Thank you for introducing this to me!

I'll pretty much watch anything with Dennis Quaid in it; I'm not sure why but I really like him as an actor. I saw the first movie of this predominantly because he starred in it, but honestly the film wasn't so bad and found myself enjoying it. I hope this one can hit similar beats! Although, I have to wait until mid-August to see the film as that's when it comes out here 😢