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Here's a bug http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=releases&id=101dalmations.htm Play with the adjustments and see what happens to that $14,000,000 from the original release.

BOM is still a wonderful resource for research and everything. It just has a few cobwebs... okay a lot of cobwebs

Avengers lost $20m but TDKR gained $3m on the 2014 adjusted chart i dont even know guys..

holy crap that's amazing for Frozen. I thought 6.8 was being optimistic.

400 is on the table right now but just barely. We'll have a pretty clear picture by Sunday.

Any actuals yet?

#1424 among all weekends. Crazy. Lowest #1 share of weekends over $118 million. Of course the delight of finding that fact was diminished by having to remember that Meet The Spartans existed and hit #1.

Mr. Banks

5 out of the 8 movies Disney released this year (not counting DreamWorks distributions) made $200m and only Lone Ranger lost money. Min-maxing the box office worked great for them.

10-day multipliers this year Frozen: 3.20x (projected) Millers: 2.63x Butler: 2.24x Smaug: 2.12x (projected) Croods: 2.11x Gravity: 2.08x TITE: 2.07x DM2: 1.86x WWZ: 1.64x Oz: 1.63x Monsters: 1.58x Into Darkness: 1.57x IM3: 1.44x Thor: 1.43x (projected) MoS: 1.39x FF6: 1.39x Catching Fire: 1.39x (projected) Slightly skewed in Frozen's favor because it opened on a Wednesday, here's the 12 day compared to the other Wednesday openers: Frozen: 2.61x (projected) WTM: 2.16x Turbo: 1.78x TITE: 1.75x Percy: 1.74x DM2: 1.61x Smurfs: 1.53x

I was doing LTD tickets actually, not this weekend

The average ticket price is not the average 2D price. spizzer can elaborate

So using 35–20 as the OW–current 3D share, that's between 29–30M which puts it only slightly under BOM's adjusted figure.

From MU's OW

I haven't seen many 3D shares in general the past few months, just IMAX.

Its 5th weekend rank is among that of some of the best performing movies of all time.

Which would still rank it among some of the best performing movies of all time.

Frozen beat DOS is almost every category this weekend except for total gross. Theater count average, screen count average, attendance (lower 3D share), etc.

Frozen is in very good company on that adjusted list

Frozen itself will have a bigger share than some of the #1's from some years. THG also has the record for the Spring share (22.3%). Now all they have to do is split Mockingjay into 3 instead of 2 and conquer the other seasons

Biggest share since Home Alone, damn

There's not much precedence for a family movie to get more than a 5% Saturday increase this weekend when Christmas is on a Tuesday or Wednesday, so if Frozen does more than that it's one hell of a beast.

The closest comparison would be Narnia making $28 million from Dec 26-28 2005 after its 3rd weekend (Christmas was a Sunday) and $25 million in its 4th weekend But that's not particularly useful because it only had one full post-Christmas weekend.

All three movies benefited from holiday weekends early in their runs. The earlier in a movie's run a boosted hold is, the bigger the impact that it has on the total run of the film. In Frozen's case, it's almost like the movie looped back to its second weekend, which is impressive in its own right. Frozen's sixth weekend could be bigger than its third, and it's not like it didn't have a big opening to begin with. edit: I was predicting about $220M for this, just a smidge above Tangled. The trailers were weak and it looked too much like they were drawing from the same formula again.

Its 4th weekend was in the top 20, it could have had a 25% drop and still made the top 10 for the 5th weekend chart.