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cory

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  1. Even more quiet when you consider we're looking at potentially the #2 debut of all time for an original property ahead of Avatar and behind Inside Out.
  2. It's also bigger than any opening between Catching Fire and Furious 7 was.
  3. 135 without 3D is phenomenal, I think it just about squeaks by TMR adjusted.
  4. I don't blame them for wanting to upgrade the experience to lossless audio early.
  5. By Tuesday this will be the most attended film since TPM. 652 + 95 + 12 + 12 + 9 + 8 = 788 788 + 58 + 7 + 8 + 5 + 4 = 870 870 + (37) + 5 + 3 + 3 = 918 918 + 18 + 12 = 948 948 + 11 + 6 = 965 965 + 7 + 4 = 976 976 + 5 + 2 = 983 983 + 3 + 2 = 987 987 + 2 + 1 = 990 990 + 2 = 992 994, 995, 996, 997, 997, 998, 998, 998, 999, 999, 999, $1,001,052,431 DOM
  6. Yesterday was on par with TPM's Memorial Day.
  7. 1998 tickets per person: 4.85 2015 tickets per person: 3.75
  8. A little more accurate http://i.imgur.com/XBgY7El.png
  9. A movie breaking gross records is one thing, the fact that this is breaking attendance records means it's true. All of it. ~80m gets it the 3rd weekend admissions record.
  10. That's a wide ....range you've got there.
  11. Spidey v Shrek v Pirates (+Transformers and Potter) was the best. It was Age of Ultron x3 followed by a smaller JW
  12. Kal is a legend from the Superman Returns era, his Avatar lunacy just adds to his stature.
  13. Yes I liked it even better than MMFR. Second to Star Wars for the year for me.
  14. It should cross $1bn WW on Saturday, 2 fewer days than JW and without China.
  15. It missed getting the fastest to 400m record in 7 days but it could get both the 400 and 450 tomorrow if it does 57+
  16. Avatar increased 2% from its OW without midnights. It could happen.
  17. Sold around 40% more tickets than TDK/CF's record non-opening/non-holiday Wednesdays. 14th all-time including openers.
  18. Disney better lock up that Dec 18 2020 date for IX.
  19. This is pretty much guaranteed to clock SM1's second weekend admissions record by a significant margin.
  20. Yep. 1. Spider-Man 114 2. Harry Potter 90 3. The Lost World 72 4. Spider-Man 2nd Weekend 71 Then AOTC bumped it to #5 the next weekend.
  21. Star Wars: Special Edition probably counts as its own sequel
  22. Aggressive projections: It beat/will have beaten Fantastic Four in 1 night The Good Dinosaur in 24 hours Ant-Man in 2 days Transformers 4 in 3 days Gravity in 4 days GOTG in 5.1 days Inside Out in 6 days DH2 in 7 days Shrek 2 in 8 days TPM+3D in 9 days TDK in 10 days Titanic Original Run in 11 days Avengers in 12 days Jurassic World in 13 days double Furious 7 in 14 days Age of Ultron + Cinderella + Tomorrowland in 15 days Avatar in 16 days
  23. I don't see it being below $700M on the 3rd. From there it would look like Hobbit 3: 810 (Lower multi due to being a Wed opener) Return of the King/King Kong: 910 (Lower multi due to being a Wed opener) Tron Legacy: 920 Hobbit 2: 955 Hobbit 1: 960 (2012's schedule is hard to compare to) Avatar: 1,490
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