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Yes. Like >88M without accounting for discount Tuesdays/child tickets/etc. If it can crawl to mid-930s that'd be >90M tickets.

Crazy. I'm guessing ~12% from IMAX (hopefully we get a number tomorrow, could be lower), so around 13.5 - 14.0M tickets sold through Sunday and with 155M, 15.5 - 16.0M tickets sold through Monday. For perspective, with a 30% RealD share on top, the same amount of tickets would be the equivalent of ~150M for the 3-day and ~175M for the 4.5-day. Huge. 12% from IMAX and 13% from PLF, so 25% combined from premium formats with no 3D. Looking at ~13.5M tickets from Fri-Sun and ~15.5M tickets from Fri-Mon.

Deadline said it made 2.3M in IMAX on Thursday night so it does have IMAX. If it sold the same amount of tickets with 3D (30% RealD), it would've done ~155M, and around 175M through President's day. I can give a more accurate calculation on Tuesday once all the numbers come in. Crazy. I'm guessing ~12% from IMAX (hopefully we get a number tomorrow, could be lower), so around 13.5 - 14.0M tickets sold through Sunday and with 155M, 15.5 - 16.0M tickets sold through Monday. For perspective, with a 30% RealD share on top, the same amount of tickets would be the equivalent of ~150M for the 3-day and ~175M for the 4.5-day.

Fucking awesome. And no 3D is the icing on top. Crazy. I'm guessing ~12% from IMAX (hopefully we get a number tomorrow, could be lower), so around 13.5 - 14.0M tickets sold through Sunday and with 155M, 15.5 - 16.0M tickets sold through Monday. For perspective, with a 30% RealD share on top, the same amount of tickets would be the equivalent of ~150M for the 3-day and ~175M for the 4-day.

Wow. 40M+ Sunday incoming and 150M through Monday looking possible.

LOL So 12.7M previews made up 26.7% of 47.5M OD. Bodes well for holds over the weekend. Sunday shift won't be as strong as more typical V-Day films (V-Day in 2010 increased on Sunday), but Monday hold will be a little better. >140M for the full 4.5 day period.

100M without previews + President's day. 12.7M Thursday 30.0M Friday 36.0M Saturday (+20%) 35.0M Sunday (-2.7%) 113.7M 3-day Close to 130M 4-day

Huge. Hope we get >30M for Friday (minus previews).

Wouldn't surprise me at all knowing who I know.

True. Aap Ka Suroor I think did decent at the time as well, except that I'm pretty sure was Taneja trying to funnel some money. Budget's listed at 5 crore but there were reports that VT spent $10M on it when he was caught.

These films are just laundering fronts right? This isn't serious, Himesh has had like no successful films.

IM3 Thor 2 CA2 GOTG AOU AM Last 6 Marvel films, all had Thursday night previews. Previews have made up 37.7% of OD and 10.9% of OW (3-day). Eliminating GOTG and AM (summer weekdays so Thursday previews have more potential), previews have made up 28.9% of OD and 8.5% of OW (3-day). Again, this shouldn't really follow those patterns given Feb. release/4-day weekend/R-rating. It probably won't fit into the Marvel framework at all.

Fantastic number. Hard to compare to the other Marvel films given the R, but 12.7M with a 4-day weekend following the usual Marvel pace sets it up for a crazy weekend figure.

Hangover tied for #8. First day under 1M was day 53. Also Frozen had a limited release in its first 5 days. Wide release it had 47 consecutive days >1M, and dropped to $761K on day 48.

There's no feasible way to do a matinee split, we've never been provided the numbers outside of a few of the record-level opening days.

Whoops, forgot to count Thursday . So 45 through Thursday with hopeful potential for 47 (actually given this weeks holds, if Wed/Thurs next week stay above Monday's number we could add those 2 plus next weekend so it'd get to 52 but that's a dream scenario).

44 consecutive days >$1M for TFA through Sunday. Slim but possible chance that it hits 1M flat on Monday if the weekend goes north of 11.5M (-70% from ~3.5M Sunday) which would mean 2 more >1M days for a total of 46 consecutive. In recent years JW had 45, TA had 52, Hangover had 52, Frozen had 47, Blind Side had 45, TS3 45, Avatar had 80.

I'm estimating % of IMAX tickets at 8.7% so I'm not sure what you mean?

We got a 120M domestic IMAX figure yesterday or Monday, so 13.6%. 3D was running pretty high even past the 3rd weekend (and then we got a weird report that suggested 3D share had jumped significantly since OW, I'm ignoring that), so given the relatively low share of gross done in the last couple of weeks, we're looking at 24-25% from RealD and 6-7% from PLF. That puts the tickets sold at 85-86M. Every dollar from here on out basically increases the confidence that TPM attendance has been crossed. Should cross 90M tickets once it hits the 915-920M range.

And Loudoun more than DC/Fairfax. In 2010 Dulles recorded 32.9" for Snowmaggeddon #1, and then another ~11" in Snowmaggeddon #2 a couple days later. I've been perusing a host of weather boards for the last 1.5 days; some of the higher end models have us hitting high 30s/low 40s with this one, almost matching those two collectively with one storm alone.

Apparently there's a chance we end up in a bulls-eye spot here in Ashburn. Doubt it happens but we could go above mid 30s, which would be crazy for a single storm. That's almost all of Snowmageddon's storms combined.

900M on track by the 31st I think.

Revenant WTH that's impressive.

LMAO I just googled Ranbir to read about this and was blasted with "Ranbir-Katrina break up: 5 reasons they were never meant to be" and that kind of shit.

Also, by BOI, Bajirao has crossed 175 net and Dilwale is sitting at 139. WW Dilwale at 355 and BM at 335, so 690 crores collectively and they can add ~15-20 more IMO. Will cross 700 crores combined WW, >$100M. Not bad for a crap film and a mediocre one. They essentially did ~95% of PK's business across the board.