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The Fall Guy $154,480 not good ig

Godzilla x Kong - est. ₱174 million as of yesterday, May 5 (5PM) per @rvgonzales_100 Bodes well for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes as the next blockbuster-y movie to see on the big screen

IKR. The one that really pissed me off is the newly renovated SM Aura regular cinemas. The screen is soooo small and the overall design/color inside the cinema is... interesting

Yeah because they just converted a regular cinema before not built from the ground up From this comment a year ago I think it's kinda the same. Forgot if it has Atmos system Kinda have to warn you though about A-Giant. Saw The Batman at Vertis and I think the orange lighting of its stairs or something was reflecting on the screen lol. Please update us if it's still the case (or maybe you can request to turn it off). Trinoma's projection is a bit... dark? The new ones in SM North The Block are solid but screen size is smaller I think.

the newly opened IMAX in SM Iloilo has Laser. MOA is still my go-to. The screen is the biggest here but rarely utilized (where's our 70mm projector???). I believe it was renovated too during the pandemic. SM Megamall is fine but definitely better than SM North. My next go-to is Ayala Manila Bay's A-Giant Screen which is 24.3x13m with Dolby Atmos. Got this one on Reddit and I can vouch for MOA/Mega/North difference.

Laser upgrades ! Curious to know which three new locations will have IMAX. Guessing Baguio, Davao, Dasmarinas or Marikina

War for the Planet of the Apes only did $1.5M in 2017 - down from Dawn's $2.7M. It's likely that we have to wait until Inside Out 2 (in June !!) before we get our next 100M grosser. Garfield could tho.

Just saw the film. LOTS of brands showed up (Uniqlo, Adidas, Coca-Cola, Gatorade, Applebees, etc.). Curious how many actually paid for it and is it reduced in the budget?

Godzilla vs. Kong - ₱150M+

Solid comeback for Exhuma ngl

Yeah. Fanbase remains king in romance films and (having seen it) the story isn't as theatre-worthy or buzzy to attract casuals

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire now at around ₱106 million in 11 days. Stilll seems to be getting a screening in all malls nationwide even with a lot of premieres this Wednesday (Ghosbusters, a local drama - Sunny, Suga concert movie, Late Night with the Devil, & Civil War)

Gateway?

₱100 million earlier today! (around $1.7M+)

seems like Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire has now grossed more than ₱91 million in 9 days. Total gross combined with Dune 2 and Kung Fu Panda 4 is now around more than ₱256 million.

Seems to be at around ₱70 million now or GvK

Kung Fu Panda 4 Week 4 (Holy Week)- est. ₱5,200,000+ / ₱86,000,000+

screenshot last Wednesday (was on a break). Suprised he is allowed to randomly drop this on an IG story. But hey, data is data! Per Daily Tribune, he is Warner Bros.' distribution director here

IKR. Every week there's like a new D-level horror or major horror release in the country lol

Barely marketed and didn't see any buzz which is sad, and further proves @kayumanggi's point on the state of PH box office lately Can bet Immaculate also did the same numbers.

Way back already but curious how Eras Tour ultimately ended up here in PH Also, Kung Fu Panda 4 - $223,458 | Total: $1,409,344 (3 weeks) Wake the box office GVK! Seeing some sales already in IMAX

I don't think it helped that it opened alongside a local horror comedy (which will flop tho) and Immaculate this week - splitting the horror moviegoing crowd Malls are closed next Thursday/Friday & Godzilla x Kong will open Black Saturday

someone from Warner Bros. PH

The Numbers has KP4 at $1.16M/₱65M in 2 weeks (Wk 2 was -42% vs. Wk1) Any update on Dune? Deadline says it had another strong -34% drop on Week 3

Curious how long it will stay on Disney+ from their deal. reputation Stadium Tour left Netflix on December 30, 2023 - five years after its premiere on the service