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  1. 17 hours ago, Sophie said:

    Wait, what's the 9th? What do you think of Fast X's chances? If it has a Dom total of about 160 and a dom/os split of about 22/78 (as per ow projections), then that should let it just crawl past 700M. 

     

    9th would be the surprising hit. For me, something less probable like Oppenheimer, Barbie, Elementals, Haunted Mansion, or a film that comes out of nowhere. Many years there is a movie like this

    2019: Joker, Ne Zha

    2018: Bohemian Rhapsody

    2017: Wolf Warrior, It

     

    I am quite unsure about Fast X. OS markets are not as strong as few years ago. Anyways, I would put it in the same group as HG, Dune, or Spider-man.

     

  2. 36 minutes ago, JustWatching said:

     

    Huge! Some have already pointed these achievements, but it is great to see them together 

     

    Over AMQ domestic total in just 10 days despite only opening 12M more

    2nd best second weekend hold for an MCU film

    9th best 2nd weekend drop for a 100M+ opener
    Over MoM 2nd weekend gross

     

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  3. 4 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

    Depending on family size, if seen during a matinee or cheap Tuesday with a family of four... It's same or less to see it in a theater in Pittsburgh. So, no. Disagree. And, someone just mentioned that it's actually $30. If it's $30, actually family of 5 matinee is cheaper still. And, again, this had little to no impact on Rise of Gru and Puss and Boots. We already have that data to fall back on. It will have little to no impact.


    Hope you are right. Anyways, I think it would be healthier for the industry to give movies a longer exclusive life in theaters.
    And I really dislike that this strategy seems to focus just on animated films. They deserve more respect

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  4. 23 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

    We saw with Rise of Gru and others that has little impact. Will cost $20+ maybe even $25+ to rent and have for like 24 to 48 hours. No big deal. Unless I'm misunderstanding this and it's going to be on Peacock free if you pay for that streaming service or have Xfinity with which it's included...

     

    Purchase for $20-25 is still cheaper than go to a theater with all family. As I said, it's not just that this can affect SMB legs. It's the message you send to audience of future family films that are not juggernaut tentpoles like SMB or Minions.

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  5. 1 hour ago, Issac Newton said:

     

     

     

     

    Stupid decision!!

    Not only because they damage late legs for SMB, but also because the audience gets a dangerous message: "it's not necessary to go to cinemas. You can wait just two months and see the movie for less in your home". It's something that especially hurts upcoming animated releases, just when the genre was slowly recovering.

    We need to return to longer windows for theatrical runs!

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  6. 4 hours ago, MovieMan89 said:

    It’s wild you think over 3x could actually happen looking at the summer slate but ok then. Even if it had a barren wasteland for its run, 3.3x for a CBM sequel would be INSANE. No way. 
     

    But even if I am totally wrong there, no way nothing does 400 between Spidey, Mermaid, Mission, Barbie, even Indy in a best case scenario. Unless all of them are big turds 

     

    Not every CBM follows the same pattern.

    Unless something very strange occurs, 3x will happen. If a film connects emotionally with GA like Guardians3 is doing, it's time to forget about the conventional CBM boxoffice rules.

    I wouldn't be surprised if Guardians3 manages to drop 40% next weekend or even less, despite the loss of PLF to FastX.

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  7. Only Indy and Mermaid are viable contenders to Guardians3 for biggest film of the summer.

     

    Anyways, it's totally fine if Guardians3 ends winning. I prefer a healthy Summer with 5-6 300M+ (Guardians, Flash, Across SV, Indy, Mermaid, MI7), 3-4 possible 200M (Barbie, Meg2, Elemental, Oppenheimer) and strong potential for FastX, No Hard Feelings, Boogeyman, Roby Gillman, Haunted Mansion and TMNT. Most of them could hit 100M+.

    Last year we had Maverick, but only 15 Summer movies grossed more than 30M. This has to change.
     

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  8. 50 minutes ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:

    Early insider/scooperbro word on those have been very good. Those same circles raved about Guardians 3, and now we're about to find out the audience agreed with that, so they're likely right on those Disney+ series as well.

     

    great news. This could help increase hype for The Marvels.

  9. 2 hours ago, Krissykins said:

    GOTG3 does have the benefit of nothing notable opening on its second weekend. I’m also guessing it didn’t lose a single PLF on Thursday to another film having previews?
     

    That will explain why it’s avoiding the 60% drops the crowded March films had. As well as the WOM. 
     

    The next films to have this benefit will be Flash and Indiana Jones I think?

     

    Lack of competition surely helps, but I feel that the strong 2nd weekend will happen because Guardians3 didn't reach its full potential in OW. An important part of its possible target audience was reluctant/not eager to see it during first days. Once WOM is here, Guardians is slowly recovering part of its audience.

     

    Guardians2, MOM, Captain Marvel, Thor4 and WF didn't have new competition in their sophomore weekend but their drops were steeper. That's because all these films burned more demand in their openings.
    Looking at 2nd weekend grosses, I find interesting how similar they are for most of these MCU films. 68M for CM, 66.5M for WF, 65.3M for Guardians2, 61.7M for MOM...

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