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Challengers: Thursday Comps: Theater 1: 16 Tickets Theater 2: 7 Tickets Lisa Frankenstein: $1.64M Mean Girls: $.76M Anyone But You: $.77M No Hard Feelings: $3.30M Magic Mike 3: $1.35M Don't Worry Darling: $1.00M Comps going up. Aiming between $1M-$1.5M Friday Comps: Theater 1: 24 Tickets Theater 2: 22 Tickets Lisa Frankenstein: $2.17M Mean Girls: $.96M Anyone But You: $5.24M No Hard Feelings: $38.66M Magic Mike 3: $5.56M Don't Worry Darling: $3.22M Kinda wide comps, but feeling a good chance at $5M+ rn

Conjuring Universe entries usually came out about 1.25ish years after the last one, so we still have time. Of course there are some outliers (ACH only 10 months after The Nun). Only main issue is now, Conjuring 1 & 2 we're able to successfully generate spin-off characters. 3 had nothing audiences really gravitated to any spin-off character. Conjuring 4 should be filming soon and hopefully some more can come out of the franchise, but some series aren't made to last forever.

Anyone getting Angry Birds & Epic vibes from Garfield? Gonna open to $35M-$50M, have two good weeks, get hit hard by Pixar, have two more weeks, then hit again by Illumination. Have 3x+/-.2 legs.

Challengers: Thursday Comps: Theater 1: 11 Tickets Theater 2: 5 Tickets Lisa Frankenstein: $.89M Mean Girls: $.67M Anyone But You: $.62M No Hard Feelings: $2.02M Magic Mike 3: $1.00M Don't Worry Darling: $.77M Thursday looking at around $.75M-$1M.

Fine trailer, but the marketing is definitely not as creative. Remember DP2's Bob Ross teaser?? Or the Cable without CGI teaser?? Where is that energy?

Do we know how much The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare made in EA?

Civil War NJ Sales: Final Thursday Comps: Theater 1: 24 Tickets Theater 2: 19 Tickets Argylle: $2.03M Beekeeper: $1.71M Napoleon: $.98M Knock at the Cabin: $2.08M The Menu: $.87M The Northman: $1.35M Good last day. Definitely feeling $1.75M-$2M. Friday Comps: Theater 1: 10 Tickets Theater 2: 34 Tickets Argylle: $3.76M Beekeeper: $3.43M Napoleon: $1.14M Knock at the Cabin: $3.63M The Menu: $2.60M The Northman: $2.87M Pretty good day of sales. Weirdly not breaking out against comps though. Still feeling around $3.5M-$4M.

Civil War NJ Sales: Final Thursday Comps: Theater 1: 24 Tickets Theater 2: 19 Tickets Argylle: $2.03M Beekeeper: $1.71M Napoleon: $.98M Knock at the Cabin: $2.08M The Menu: $.87M The Northman: $1.35M Good last day. Definitely feeling $1.75M-$2M. Friday Comps: Theater 1: 10 Tickets Theater 2: 34 Tickets Argylle: $3.76M Beekeeper: $3.43M Napoleon: $1.14M Knock at the Cabin: $3.63M The Menu: $2.60M The Northman: $2.87M Pretty good day of sales. Weirdly not breaking out against comps though. Still feeling around $3.5M-$4M.

Civil War NJ Sales: Thursday Comps: Theater 1: 11 Tickets Theater 2: 12 Tickets Argylle: $3.55M Beekeeper: $1.30M Napoleon: $1.23M Knock at the Cabin: $1.96M The Menu: $1.15M The Northman: $1.48M Decent sales. Range kinda wide. Still best guess $1.5M-$2M Friday Comps: Theater 1: 3 Tickets Theater 2: 24 Tickets Argylle: $4.97M Beekeeper: $4.21M Napoleon: $1.09M Knock at the Cabin: $3.56M The Menu: $2.12M The Northman: $2.13M Decent day. Still feeling $3.5M-$4M unless my area is just really underperforming.

Migration released to PVOD on its 5th Monday as well. It ended up still making 1.34x+ its gross upon the PVOD release. If KFP4 follows suit, it will end up at around $220M-$222M. Given slightly more screen competition, the calendar layout, and Garfield will be cutting off the legs a bit sooner than KFP4 cut off Migration's legs, this will most likely end up a little lower around $205M-$210M.

I hear a lot of the concerns and complaints of the weekend and of course I wished the new outings had better openings, but the witness were on the wall here. Monkey Man did have a great marketing start and terrific WOM from SXSW, but it went nowhere. There was no build up socially within the last week or so for this title to breakout. Positive reviews are important, but you need momentum and it felt like Uni never got the film into wider awareness or the right audiences just weren't as driven to see the movie. For The First Omen, Disney just messed up on the marketing. No real push for weeks and only let reviews out 2 days before opening? Not a great plan. Like Monkey Man, horror fans need to know your movie is out there. I only saw one trailer for this at All of Us Strangers and have rarely seen this movie talked about outside Twitter. These days, it feels that you can gauge on when a movie will do better than expected based on the conversation. So don't be surprised when Civil War does better than expected and Abigail sadly disappoints big time.

I would! Based on last Sunday, I was clocking in the final total to be $184M-$192M

Seems like a weird spot for Tron. Don't think that'll stay. Also weird Disney didn't want to replace the 11/8/24 spot with anything. Could've put Night Bitch there or any other 20th Century title.

Most likely. This is what I have for the upcoming MCU slate... July 24 - Deadpool & Wolverine May 25 - CA4 July 25 - Thunderbolts Nov 25 - Fantastic 4 Feb 26 - Blade May 26 - Spider-Man 4 July 26 - Shang Chi 2 Nov 26 - Armor Wars Feb 27 - ?? May 27 - Avengers 5

The First Omen NJ Sales: Thursday Comps: Theater 1: 6 Tickets Theater 2: 12 Tickets Imaginary: $1.00M Night Swim: $2.01M Thanksgiving: $1.29M Exorcist: Believer: $3.26M Evil Dead Rise: $.92M Leveling around $1.5M-$2M Friday Comps: Theater 1: 12 Tickets Theater 2: 7 Tickets Imaginary: $3.93M Night Swim: $5.15M Thanksgiving: $5.37M Exorcist: Believer: $2.58M Evil Dead Rise: $2.19M Either going for $2.5M or $5M