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5 hours ago, Cappoedameron said:
A $200 M Dollar Budget making this much on OW is far from solid.
It can have decent legs and a decent turnout international total to help recover.
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Hobbs & Shaw’s debut is really solid for a spin-off! It’s a far cry from the other films in the franchise, but when you consider that they all were April to earlier in the summer releases and that this is one of Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham’s top debuts that’s excellent! With the lack of blockbusters coming, this could potentially hold slightly better than its predecessors as well. Overall for right now Hobbs & Shaw should shoot up north of $170 million domestic.
The Lion King still pulling strong for Disney. As it’s easily now the highest grossing in film to be released in July, which it outgrossed Dead Man Chests $423.3 million domestic total this weekend. Overall $550 million or so domestic doesn’t seem like a problem at this point.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is playing similar to Inglorious Basterds. This one will be one of the most awesome success stories of the summer. Who would’ve thought a film like this would outgross Godzilla or X-Men and so on, this will be one of my favorite box office runs to look forward to. Hopefully this would shine between $120-$125 million domestic!
Spider-Man, Yesterday, and Toy Story 4 still holding on strong as each film will probably play healthy for the somewhat quieter end to summer. Spidey should do $400 million, Yesterday $75 million, and Toy Story $425 million domestic if not more for each movie.
The Farewell is having a solid smaller expansion. this should play for the dog days of summer for sure.
Crawl holding decent as it can come close to $40 million domestic. Paramount should be pleased with this before the DOA opening weekend of Dora.
Aladdin has been playing on the top 10 about as long as a movie did in the 80’s or 90’s! Domestic total may be tough for this maybe a total close to The Jungle Book.
Annabelle still hangin around. $75 million or so domestically will be beast hopefully $80 million.
Secret Life Of Pets hanging on, John Wick 3 passed $170 million this weekend.
Next weekend Hobbs & Shaw will easily lead the top spot as new releases such as Dora will do on-par with Christopher Robin, Kitchen around $10-$12 million, Scary Stories will do $7-$8.5 million, Art Of Racing In The Rain will do $5.5-$7 million, and Brian Banks will do $3 million.
The top 12 was up almost 15% from last year when Mission Impossible:Fallout led while Christopher Robin did average, and The Darkest Minds and the underrated Spy Who Dumped Me bombed.
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2 hours ago, The Horror of Lucas Films said:
You guys didn't learn a thing with this year? It's pretty clear by now that this year is DOA for non Disney property, people spent the whole year saying that this Summer would explode because the first months were awful and look what happened, lol.
I'll be happy with anything over $80m at this point. I don't trust anymore that people actually care to cinema these days.
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19 hours ago, baumer said:
Max...you haven't seen Matrix? 😲
Nope but I own it. Bought it at a garage sale this past summer as well the sequels.
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If you ain’t gonna talk box office then there’s the classic conversation thread.
decent for Hobbs & Shaw. Lion King will come back to the top on August 16-18.
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My top films:
American Pie
South Park
Big Daddy
Dogma
Payback
Varsity Blues
Blair Witch Project
House On Haunted Hill
Fight Club
End Of Days
Stir Of Echoes
Deep Blue Sea
8MM
Blue Streak
Bowfinger
Austin Powers Spy Who Shagged Me
Deuce Bigelow Male Gigolo
Good as teen but might like as an adult:
Rage Carrie 2
Need to revisit:
The Mummy
Bats
Analyze This
World Is Not Enough
Toy Story 2
Lake Placid
need to watch:
The Matrix
Entrapment
Go
Idle Hands
Worst:
Life
Wild Wild West and The Haunting Saw them on tape May have to rewatch to laugh at them or I may like them lol.
A great year of films!
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Dora: $22 million
Kitchen: $11 million
Scary Stories: $8 million
Art Of Racing In The Rain: $7 million
Brian Banks: $3 million
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Really actually pretty good early numbers Hobbs and Shaw, this is a buddy movie and also a spin-off more than a franchise film.if it’s budget is $200 million, it will have international markets help out to turn a profitable success.
I hope Hollywood doesn’t die off, we need more good quality films than all Disney and superhero films.
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Green Book did really well in this slot thanks to Academy Awards boost. But this is a completely different film. Saw the trailer at Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, this looks pretty good! It should be a hit with the adults in the holidays.
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Just now, Charlie Jatinder said:
If it follow DH 2, will hit $525mn. A slightly better shall take to $550mn.
Thankfully its not falling short of BaTB. That would have sucked.
Yeah... late summer will help Lion King out. Probably as something for families as they’re going back to school, this would be a good one for them to see
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The Lion King’s 2nd weekend decline seems kinda normal. The last July record breaker, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 dropped way worse than this with over 70%, while that’s not a complete solid comparison that’s still something to say at least. Domestic total for Lion King is tough to say at the moment but by next weekend this should be over $1 billion worldwide!
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood debuted quite solid with an estimated $40.3 million. As a fan of the film I’m quite happy to see this result! This is Quentin Tarrantino’s Best debut for his career! While it is Leonardo Dicaprio’s 4th best debut, Brad Pitt’s sixth(technically fifth if you take out Deadpool 2), and Margot Robbie’s 2nd best debut! This is also the best non-Disney or comic book or sequel debut since Us! While cinemascore is unreliable it’s B- is bologna when you consider real word of mouth, and as for legs this will play well with adults in the late summer. Overall I’m expecting Hollywood to shine it lights around $120 million domestic at the moment. But I hope we can get some great legs in the dailies
For the other releases, what else is there to talk about? We now officially have five films already in mid-year pass $1 billion. Crawl is playing solid for a monster movie that little marketing. Then next weekend Hobbs & Shaw Im expecting to muscle out between $65-$75 million as it will be the first non-Disney movie to number one since Men In Black: International.
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15 minutes ago, sfran43 said:
Very good hold! This and The Intruder both outgross Seth Rogen and could potentially outgross The Hustle. I would have never thought that, this summer
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Just now, sfran43 said:
It’s WW total will fall short of the first film’s domestic total
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Hobbs & Shaw: $65 million
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OW: $14-$16 million 3-day
DOM: $55-$60 million
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Where can I find Unfriended(2015)?
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This is more of a character driven film which is quite rare in today’s day and age which what makes Once Upon A Time In Hollywood very good! Brad Pitt and Leo did a great job! The other cast members did great too. Margot Robbie did a good job as Sharon Tate and was quite beautiful. And Kurt Rusell’s narration bits were entertaining.
Also the setup and style of Hollywood was fantastic! The looks of Hollywood, Tarantino pulled this one off excellent! Longer film to talk about, but this and Shaft are now definitely my top 2 of the summer and of 2019 thus far!
I think with a second viewing I may give it higher, but for now a very high 88-89% B+
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No matter how you look at this, that’s a great number for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood! This is a tough comparison since R-rated 2 and a half hour tentpoles are rare. So hopefully $50 million+ does happen!
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No matter how you look at this, that’s a great number for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood! This is a tough comparison since R-rated 2 and a half hour tentpoles are rare. So hopefully $50 million+ does happen!
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Just now, Valonqar said:
Considering how under-promoted and basically dumped by its studio Crawl was, it's definitely overperforming. Nice weekday holds, low theater loss, hopefully soft drop this weekend.
It’s performing a lot better than other films that had more marketing but had a goofy plot.
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The Lion King is playing like a film released around Christmas time. It’s numbers are really good! Anything over $80 million 2nd weekend would be amazing! But I’m here for Hollywood’s preview number.
Weekend Thread - Actuals: H&S 25.3, Scary Stories 20.9, TLK 20.2, Dora 17.4, OUATIH 11.6, Racing in Rain 8.1, Kitchen 5.5
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Solid preview numbers so far! Scary Stories should be able to do $18-$20 million opening weekend with that number or maybe higher. While for Dora I can see it pull higher with families for the weekend, but unsure what it’s turnout will be.