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Weekend Estimates: One Direction-17M, Butler-14.74M, WTM-12.61M

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iceroll Global Phenomenon

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Rank Title (click to view) Studio Friday

Gross

 		% of

Weekend

 		Weekend Gross Theaters Friday

Date
1 One Direction: This is Us TriS $8,821,000 55.8% $15,800,000 2,735 8/30/13
2 African Cats BV $3,327,053 55.4% $6,003,200 1,220 4/22/11
3 Hannah Montana The Movie BV $17,436,095 53.9% $32,324,487 3,118 4/10/09
4 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 WB $91,071,119 53.8% $169,189,427 4,375 7/15/11
5 Paranormal Activity 4 Par. $15,110,106 52.1% $29,003,866 3,412 10/19/12
6 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 Sum. $71,642,526 51.9% $138,122,261 4,061 11/18/11
7 Twilight Sum. $35,978,348 51.7% $69,637,740 3,419 11/21/08
8 The Twilight Saga: New Moon Sum. $72,703,754 50.9% $142,839,137 4,024 11/20/09
9 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 LG/S $71,167,839 50.4% $141,067,634 4,070 11/16/12
10 The Host (2013) ORF $5,337,111 50.3% $10,600,112 3,202 3/29/13

 

lol, new record. Though not a great record to have, it is pretty impressive cause Labor Day Sunday is supposed to diminish frontloadedness, yet here it is in front of these Easter weekend movies and Twilight/HP
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Fancyarcher Global Phenomenon

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One Direction had a bigger OW here than movies like Man of Steel, GI Joe 2, Wolverine, Die Hard 5, Oz and Now You See Me :rofl: I am not proud of this.

Wait a minute wasn’t Jobs supposed to have done really well in your country?

 

I went to Box Office Mojo, and apparently it could only settle for fifth place with an opening weekend of 115, 986. 

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Wait a minute wasn’t Jobs supposed to have done really well in your country?

 

I went to Box Office Mojo, and apparently it could only settle for fifth place with an opening weekend of 115, 986. 

People were expecting half of that. :lol: It had a small marketing campaign and a limited number of screens.

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People were expecting half of that. :lol: It had a small marketing campaign and a limited number of screens.

 

Thanks.Odd though, I distinctly remembering you mentioning that it was selling out, although I suppose a lack of theaters did hurt it.

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Thanks.Odd though, I distinctly remembering you mentioning that it was selling out, although I suppose a lack of theaters did hurt it.

Yes, it was selling out on Thursday and Friday because it was on smaller screens. They switched it to bigger screens on Saturday and passed MI and P&G to the smaller ones. It lost a lot of tickets sold on Thursday and Friday because of that.

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Yes, it was selling out on Thursday and Friday because it was on smaller screens. They switched it to bigger screens on Saturday and passed MI and P&G to the smaller ones. It lost a lot of tickets sold on Thursday and Friday because of that.

 

Can't always win em all I guess.

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