Wknd Est: MU - 46.1M; The Heat - 40M; WWZ - 29.8M; WHD - 25.7M; MoS - 20.8M; (pg 104)

[Noctis]

No MU no :( :(Thanks for the updates as always Rth. You're the best

 

Back the fuck up, Rth is mine.

[RobinHood26]

Sad about MU but it will still get to 300m. 

[Sam]

Back the fuck up, Rth is mine.

Well, we all don't know he which way he leans

[lab276]

Damn, that's 150m gone.

[reddevil18]

Well, we all don't know he which way he leans

God is asexual...

[Leyla]

thx Rth

 

Decent start for 'Im so excited'

hilar movie

 

"I'm So Excited" (Sony Pictures Classics) - Criticwire grade: B-; Metacritic score: 59; Festivals include: Los Angeles 2013

$103,000 in 5 theaters; PSA (per screen average): $20,600

Although this opened to a lower PSA than other recent Almodovar films, he is still the most reliable draw among foreign auteurs, and managed to pull off one of the best subtitled openings of the year. This is a credit to his long-term appeal, since it came in the face of the least favorable reviews any of his films has received since the early 1990s. The film is a return to the more flamboyant, outre (and gay) feel of his earliest films. His recent work has sustained a serious (occasionally comedic) tone.

All of which suggests, particularly with a summer release (SPC opened his previous six films in October and November, with an eye toward potential awards) that a core audience should turn out as it widens across the country. The opening PSA -- playing at five theaters, more than normal for the distributor -- is higher than recent subtitled films such as "Rust and Bone" and "No," which have amassed totals over $2 million, respectable these days for foreign entries.

What comes next: Though this might not have the crossover appeal of some of the bigger Almodovar titles (particularly "Volver"), this entertainment should be a decent arthouse performer.

Edited July 1, 2013 by Leyla

[MovieMan89]

Sad about MU but it will still get to 300m. 

I dunno, it's cutting it close I think.

[Olive]

I don't think MU will cross 300.

DM2 seems very huge!

[Leyla]

Im not going to write off WHD just yet

 

OHF was dreadful as was Butler It doesnt deserve to win this fun fest with Tatum/Foxx

Edited July 1, 2013 by Leyla

[blackspider]

I think MU has enough in tank to give 300m a serious run. It all depends on how much DM2 saturates the market. Can 2 animated films coexist? I think they can and I think that MU will get hit a bit but still maintain its current trajectory.

 

Man, WWZ has certainly been one of the bigger surprises of the summer. 200m might be a stretch but still a great performance thus far especially with all the problems related to the budget and whatnot.

 

WHD: Pretty lame result, expected more from a film whose 2 leads have been at the top of their game recently and a director with quite a few blockbusters under his belt.

 

MOS: Same as MU, 300m is the goal, but can it get there? Gonna be close.

[efialtes76]

-31% for WHD on Sunday?

[#ED]

Good for WWZ and MoS.

[baumer]

RTH:

 

sunday have some bigger drops then est, also for weekend in Canada WWZ(#2) is above Heat and MOS(#4) is above WHD

MU 13.3,TH 10.6,WWZ 8.9,WHD 6.4, MOS/TITE/NYSM should all be pretty much same

 

So based off this:

 

MU:  45.16 (-45.3%...killer for summer game question)

TH:  38.55

WWZ:  29.43 (-56%)

WHD:  24.7 (sad)

[VGPOP]

What the heck happened on Sunday? Confederations Cup final too much to handle?

[Sims]

Hope the actuals are a little bit higher than those numbers...

[Ozymandias]

WHD

[baumer]

What the heck happened on Sunday? Confederations Cup final too much to handle?

 

Maybe they were expecting softer drops because of the Canadian holiday today.

[baumer]

WHD

 

Have you seen it yet?  It's actually a good movie. 

[BoxOfficeZ]

Man, WHD got killed. I actually enjoyed it (I've enjoyed most of Emmerich's films).

[baumer]

Man, WHD got killed. I actually enjoyed it (I've enjoyed most of Emmerich's films).

 

You're not alone, it got an A- cinemascore.