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There were also some things online during its second weekend that might've helped (ex: SNL Grouch skit) The only things regarding Joker I've seen online this week were the secret Starbucks drink, some news on the film, and that's mainly it.

Here's a good drop percentage comparison (Fridays): Comparisons (Fridays) : -Venom: -48% (October 19th) -Bohemian Rhapsody: -49.1% (November 16th) -Logan: -54.8% (March 17th) -Gravity: -28.4% (October 18th) -Deadpool 2: -44.7% (June 1st) -Justice League: -72.4% (December 1st) -Deadpool: -45.3% (February 26th)

Is there a chance the movie will get a re-release during awards season or no?

Found this regarding Joker and its box office run as the weeks go by. It all depends on how the legs for this film go. I think when Halloween and the Halloween week comes around, it might end up giving the movie a good boost.

Friday Box Office Numbers: Gemini Man: $8.37M/$8.79M One Piece Stampede: $6.82M/$7.03M Maleficent Mistress Of Evil: $5.38M/$5.52M The Captain: $3.71M/$360.2M My People My Country: $3.15M/$377.69M

Popular Opinion: Tim Burton lost his spark & became box office poison after Alice In Wonderland

Yep. 12.5 wouldn't be so bad. Compared to the first film, which made 24.2M on a Friday, it isn't that bad of a drop.

I haven't seen the original, but I have seen the NBC one with Carrie Underwood years back.

For some reason this feels like the equivalent of someone asking "what's Wizard Of Oz?"

If Joker actually ends up grossing 1B or past Deadpool 2, then that'd definitely be the best way for WB to finish off with a big release in 2019.

For those wondering: The November OW record currently belongs to Catching Fire, which made 158M Domestically in 2013.

Whoops. My bad. I changed it from Thanksgiving to November.

Frozen II is FINALLY going to beat the last November OW record for a movie, which I'm glad for.

Same with Sony and Zombieland 2. Joker went from being an underestimated film to become the biggest hit of October. I did see someone review Maleficent 2 and they stated that the movie definitely feels more like something released in the Spring more than something released in the Fall Season. I forgot that movie is going to come out too. Also Wicked from Universal is set to come out in 2021, but there's been not a lot in terms of casting announcements or anything like that at all.

Domestically, what will the number of ticket sales translate to for TROS? Here were the numbers for the previous films: -Force Awakens: 108M -Rogue One: 60M -Last Jedi: 67M -Solo: 22M The other crazy thing I've realized too is how far down the domestic total has gone from between the last two movies: -Force Awakens: 936M -Last Jedi: 620M Drop: -316M TROS is going to the final Star Wars film, JJ Abrams is back to direct, but ever since the Last Jedi divided fans and Solo came, I honestly have no idea where this will end up at.

@cdsacken So, I decided to go ahead and finish TS4 today. Got to say, I overall enjoyed it. Was it my favorite Toy Story film? No. Was the story more simpler/safe? Yes. I'll admit though that towards the beginning and end of the movie I almost cried. Then again, that's Pixar for you. After I finished watching it though, it made me realize that

It's kinda funny how The Lion King 2019 brought back James Earl Jones as Mufasa yet they couldn't bring back Jeremy Irons for Scar.

@cdsacken Funny thing is I was watching most of TS4 today. I haven't finished it yet and while I do enjoy the movie, the storyline definitely seems a bit more simpler/safer compared to the 3rd film.

I don't think so. It'll be an overall success. It's definitely going to get a lot more money overseas though, especially in Japan.

The three biggest competitions in December: -Jumanji -Cats -Rise Of Skywalker The fact that both Cats and Rise Of Skywalker are opening on the same day is going to end up being quite the interesting run.

Comparisons (Fridays) : -Venom: 5.08 (October 19th) -Bohemian Rhapsody: 4.29 (November 16th) -Logan: 4.68 (March 17th) -Gravity: 9.01 (October 18th) -Deadpool 2: 6.69 (June 1st) -Justice League: 4.54 (December 1st) -Deadpool: 8.87 (February 26th) So Joker was pretty much on par with Gravity's gross on Friday. That's actually quite good

I chose Bond, WW84, and Fast 9. Fast 9 and WW84 are obvious, and I think that Bond might have a chance at making 1B again. It did great with Skyfall, Spectre fell off, but I think it gross up to 1B again for next year.

@Alli Their might be less billion dollar films in 2020. So far, billion dollar films in the 2010s have increased over the years: 2010: 2 2011: 3 2012: 4 2013: 2 2014: 1 2015: 5 2016: 4 2017: 4 2018: 5 2019: 6 (So Far) So when 2020 hits, their might end up being somewhere around 1-3 films that end up hitting a billion at the box office.

Maybe? Their might be some films in 2020 that'll do close to 1B or end up in the 800-900M range.

@Barnack I don't think we've gotten anything yet regarding Maleficent 2's marketing costs either. So, it needs 570M to break-even? Or, do we not know yet?