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Wednesday (7/10/13) Numbers: DM2 ($9.67m)

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I would argue Turbo is the second biggest waste of space next weekend.

 

I only care for Red 2 personally. I still don't understand what studios were thinking.

 

ALL 4 movies are going against GOOD HOLDOVERS, not to mention 3 other new openings?

 

They must have not seen a Batman movie and said Fuck It!

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Well next weekend is going to see some bad drops and some non impressive opening numbers all because there is too much damn competition in the market place right now.... Conjuring is really the only one I can see coming out "unscathed" and that isn't saying much....

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DM1's Friday bumps in July/August 2010: 

 

+58% (recovering after bad Thursday drops all around) 

+62% 

+36% 

+24% 

 

Its Saturday bumps: 

 

+26% 

+24% 

+29% 

+28% 

 

Baumer's predictions are too optimistic. I'll go with: 

 

9.45m Thursday (-2.2%) 

14.4m Friday (52.3%) 

18.14m Saturday (26%) 

13.96m Sunday (-23%) 

 

46.5m weekend (-44.3%) 

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I really think Red 2 is going to be overlooked. I don't know many people that are excited for it. RIPD has had bigger and better marketing, and The Conjuring is looking like the hot buzzy movie that weekend.

Red 2 will not do that well. The first was pretty meh.
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Forecast (July 12-14)
1. Pacific Rim - $46 million
2. Despicable Me 2 - $45.1 million (-46%)
3. Grown Ups 2 - $38.8 million
4. The Heat - $15.5 million (-38%)
5. Lone Ranger - $13.1 million (-55%)
6. Monsters U - $11.1 million (-44%)
7. World War Z - $10 million (-46%)

Bar for Success
Considering it's an original property without any stars whatsoever, the bar shouldn't be set too high for Pacific Rim. Still, it needs $40 million this weekend to put it on the right track long-term. For Grown Ups 2, a modest drop from the first movie would be acceptable—anything over $35 million is a win.

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