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deadline midday update https://deadline.com/2024/05/box-office-the-fall-guy-ryan-gosling-1235903586/

My gut says that's probably accurate for Furiosa. As for Garfield, like Kung Fu Panda 4, seems like a wait-and-see type of movie in terms of presales.

According to Charlie, it made around $43M this weekend. Maybe it's because Sony wanted the "bigger opening than Afterlife" headlines. Charlie might be right, I see no reason a movie would drop around 75% on Monday where a lot of people are on Spring Break, though I could be wrong.

So if Sony fudged the numbers for this weekend, I'm guessing we should see a larger than usual Tuesday bump estimated by Sony tomorrow?

What did Disney do with TFA? Just curious.

Sony updated estimates for Ghostbusters 1 N Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire $45,000,000 4,345 $45,000,000 1 Daily Box Office Performance Date Rank Gross % Change Theaters Per Theater Total Gross Days Mar 21, 2024 P $4,700,000 3,561 $1,320 $4,700,000 Mar 22, 2024 1 $16,100,000 4,345 $3,705 $16,100,000 1 Mar 23, 2024 1 $17,700,000 +10% 4,345 $4,074 $33,800,000 2 Mar 24, 2024 1 $11,200,000 -37% 4,345 $2,578 $45,000,000 3

Pretty decent all things considered. Let's see if it hits $10M.

Is there an underlying reason for why most movies had a massive jump today? Argylle jumped 90%.

whats ali

$14m sat according to Deadline

wonka 38.5 edit: wb revised to 39

He who shall not named is saying Wonka is looking like $14m today.

Based on the calendar configuration it will probably have a 40-50 something percent drop next weekend

I'm kind of surprised by the idea people would go into this movie not expecting a musical. It's Willy Wonka, plus there were a couple of shots in the trailers that hinted at it being a musical, but I guess they were blink and you'll miss it type shots.

you remind me of Sheldon

80% on Rotten Tomatoes now is pretty much the new 90% so hopefully this bodes well for presales.

TBD

The Marvels potentially having a worse second hold than FNAF is wild.

Yikes, that's a -74% drop from what was already an incredibly weak Sunday.

well, at least it'll probably make it to $100m DOM i guess. small victories?

fuck it, The Marvels half of what John Carter did in admissions/tickets sold.

nevermind

Great hold

https://deadline.com/2023/11/five-nights-at-freddys-box-office-marketing-1235586642/ Deadline projecting $17M+ for FNAF this weekend. They don't have projections for Friday, but they say FNAF will cross $100m today.

for real, if Dune 2 kept all its IMAX screens, a $40m+ opening probably would've been in jeopardy.