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But no reason to downplay it right? It freakin outgrossed DH l OW, unofficially.

So it will be the biggest TWILIGHT film to date. This franchise is really amazing in its own right.

That's awesome for BD l considering that it's already the 4th film in the series.

DH ll? Competition is nothing to the TWILIGHT films, IMO. ECLIPSE showed that.

Wow, that's really big. Will beat T: DOTM right? What do you expect the total will be?

I thought the Spanish people are very cautious on spending given the circumstances today.

If there's a TWILIGHT film that should have been a victim of "I'm tired of these films" syndrome, it's this. But apparently, the fans remained. No reason for them to abandon the finale.

So what should we expect in $US?

THIS.

I think WAR HORSE could be a strong contender.

So ROTPOTA is locked to win?

That's still possible.

And higher than DH l.

That's a good hold considering the midnight number is bigger than NM's.

http://www.deadline....-breaking-dawn/ SATURDAY PM, 7TH UPDATE: Oh sure, you’re too cool (or too male) for the Twilight Saga global phenom. But Summit Entertainment’s Breaking Dawn Part 1 is shattering the four-month-old North American box office slump and shooting the overall moviegoing weekend up +11% from last year’s total. Hollywood should be grateful to females young and old for keeping the business buoyed this weekend now that young males have abandoned indiscriminate moviegoing. (Seriously, give thanks early.) Here is the Top 10 rundown. Full analysis later: 1. Breaking Dawn Part 1 (Summit) NEW [4,061 Theaters] Friday $72M, Saturday $42M, Weekend $142M Yowza! Summit Entertainment was cautiously optimistic that this fourth Twilight Saga installment Breaking Dawn Part 1 could match or beat the biggest one-day and Friday opening in the franchise’s history. It didn’t. But it was the #3 best-ever Single Day and Friday opening, behind only Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2‘s $91M and the Twilight Saga New Moon‘s $72.7M. Despite director Bill Condon receiving the worst reviews of the franchise, this pic today earned a ‘B+’ CinemaScore. Also, the penultimate pic based on Stephenie Meyer’s vampire romance novels is off to a great start internationally as it began its roll out in 54 markets around the globe with $66M starting Wednesday through Friday screenings. The global total is now $180M. 2. Happy Feet Two (Warner Bros) NEW [3,606 Theaters] Friday $5.9M, Saturday $9.6M, Weekend $21.8M Given how well family fare is doing at the North American box office these days, the real test for this 3D sequel to George Miller’s beloved 2D toon will be over Thanksgiving weekend. But for nowHappy Feet Two is grossing only half of the 2006 original, which opened to a $41.5 weekend. “One word: disaster. Despite being in 3D,” a rival studio exec snarked to me. But another noted, “No doubt all the families are waiting until next week to go to the movies.” Pic released on the anniversary of the original and received a ‘B+’ CinemaScore from audiences. Hollywood expected an opening in the high $30sM. Nope. Not even close. And next week The Muppetsmovie debuts so more competition for the tots and their parents. On the other hand, singing and dancing CGI penguins are hard to resist. 3. Immortals (Relativity) Week 2 [3,120 Theaters] Friday $3.8M, Saturday $5.2M, Weekend $12.5M (-61%), Cume $53.3M That’s an unfortunate drop for a 300-clone that underperformed last Friday. Immortals is not the Hail Mary that Relativity hoped it would be. 4. Jack And Jill (Sony) Week 2 [3,438 Theaters] Friday $3.5M, Saturday $4.5M, Weekend $12.3M (-51%), Cume $41.4M This Jack And Jill won’t have the usual gazillion multiple of most of Adam Sandler/Happy Madison comedies. 5. Puss In Boots (DreamWorks Animation/Par) Week 4 [3,415 Theaters] Friday $2.5M, Saturday$5.1M, Weekend $10.8M, Cume $122.4M

Nikki is:

I think this coming one.

Should we expect a theater count increase next week?

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One to two hours from now.

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