Jem was clearly made to make a cheap buck of the pre-teen audience. Too bad for them they didn't realize that audience is in too much of a frenzy right now with new music from OneDirection and Justin Bieber to care about anything else.
I wonder if the epic bombage for SJ will wipe out a lot of its Oscar chances? It's not like it's an indie darling or anything, it kinda needed to be at least moderately successful to continue awards season momentum. On the bright side, if Fass is out for best actor frontrunner, this could finally, FINALLY be Leo's year. Though I won't hold my breath on that.
That's a disaster for Steve Jobs. The wide OW is going to be right around Jobs, except this one cost 3x more. All of the other openers are probably losing money too. This really has been the banner year for bombs. We've had all kinds of worst wide openings ever.
Serena shouldn't really count. Was just thrown out there in a few dozen theaters for the heck of it because it had two major stars.
Anyways, I had no idea that Burnt was the movie formerly known as Adam Jones until I noticed on IMDB that's his name in the movie. Yeah, they clearly have no idea what to do with that one.
When I think "Steve Jobs" I don't exactly think exciting move ready biography. Not helped by the fact that there was already a movie done and it was a snooze-fest.
Well I'm not a big TV watcher (stream the shows I do watch online) so I can't comment on TV ads. Marketing to me these days equals online+movie theater marketing.
I kinda thought Steve Jobs could go under BoS OW. The marketing for it was either non-existent or boring when it was present. Not exactly a winning combo for a big OW. At this point, the Academy will have to nominate The Martian and SW just to get anyone to tune into the Oscars.
Just looked at QoS on RT for the first time in years, and damn if that isn't one of the most misleading critic consensus write ups. They make it sound like it's actually good.
Kind of doesn't matter now since the third one already corrected that course back to the tone of the first. I just don't think it was ever all that interesting of a franchise in the first place.
Yeah, that seems to be the case. The last time he was any kind of box office draw outside the FF franchise was The Pacifer 10 years ago. Or maybe even XXX 13 years ago. And no, he was not a draw for GotG before anyone brings that up. I highly doubt his presence added more than an extra $10 to the gross.
Wow, talk about a franchise being a shell of its former self. The other 4 sequels all grossed between 18-52m on OW, but now we're calling a potential 10m OW good. Yikes, what a weekend.
1. Will Goosebumps stay at number 1 this weekend? 3000 No
2. Will Jem and the Holograms finish above Paranormal Activity? No
3. Will the Last Witch Hunter open in the top 3? No
4. How many of the 4 main new entries will open in the top 5? 2000 2
5. Will the Martian remain in the top 3? Yes
6. Will Crimson Peak drop more than 62%? No
7. Will Jobs make more than Bridge of Spies this weekend? Yes
8. Name any film in the top 12 that drops less than 30% this weekend without increasing (put none if you think none)? 3000 Bridge of Spies
9. Will pan finish above Sicario? No
10. Will Hotel Transylvania have the best Saturday increase? Yes
11. Will Rock the Kasbah have a better Friday than Jem and the Holograms? Yes
12. Will the Intern remain in the top 9? Yes
13. Which of the 4 new openers will have the best PTA? Paranormal Activity
14. Will Jem bomb completely and make less than $2M this weekend? No
15. Will anybody go to the cinema this weekend? Vin Diesel Will
Bonuses:
11/15 2000
12/15 4000
13/15 6000
14/15 8000
15/15 10000
Part 2.
Bonus Question 1. What will be the total weekend gross for Jem and the Holograms? (5000) 3.115
Bonus Question 2. What will Job's Weekend percentage change be? (5000) 900.450
Bonus Question 3. What will be Maze runner's total gross by Sunday? (5000) 78.110
Part 3.
Placements:
1. Steve Jobs
4. Paranormal Activity
6. Bridge of Spies
9. The Intern
12. Jem