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Year 8 Actuals (November Is Up!)

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I make an animated film of note every 3 years. Each year it has a close loss for Animated Picture.

 

Year 1- The End of the Universe loses to Wings of Icarus

 

Year 4- Sylvarius loses to Spark

 

Year 7- Celluloid Heroes loses to Spark 2: Ignition

 

Year 10- I'm coming for you Spark 3!!!!

Year 10 might see the sequel to To The Moon, so don't get yourself too pumped yet, lol ^^

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Ouch. It got good legs, at least.

 

Neeeeeeeeeeeevermind. It had HORRIBLE legs. Clearly whoever did the actuals that year didn't like that movie very much.

 

 

What? It got good legs. I did the actuals and I really liked Spark. Now I consider it one of the best animated films on here.

 

 I have a policy about not changing my actuals once posted. The minute I posted the 32.8M number I wanted to take it back.  I felt terrible and I won't be that bold ever again. I still feel like I owe Spaghetti. 

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We're good now, Hiccup. Besides, it's just a game! That HDH number.... :wub:

 

As passive agressive as I was, it would be boring if we had everything follow predictions.

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Actually, in Y7, we both lost to Amulet. Blame Alpha!

 

Besides, you should be grateful for Spark. You won BP each year a movie came out. (There won't be any doubt if Bronx wins this year, as Alex Spark has a cameo in HDH.) :D

 

Oh yeah Amulet. Year 7 feels so long ago I forgot that (though not the completely weird Risk Management almost-sweep).

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We're good now, Hiccup. Besides, it's just a game! That HDH number.... :wub:

 

As passive agressive as I was, it would be boring if we had everything follow predictions.

 

Agreed. I think it was just because it was about 25m below the lowest OW prediction that everyone was shocked.

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November 2-4: Dragon Age Smash Century Mark Opening Weekend
1. Dragon Age: Awakening- $100,278,533 million
2. The Creators- $31,002,493 million
3. The Bronx is Burning- $22,227,349 million
4. Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash- $17,545,202/$36,602,118 million
5. The Mansion- $8,299,638 million
6. Behemoth- $7,251,118 million
7. Resonance- $5,390,006 million
8. The Deadline- $3,421,111 million
9. The Innocent- $2,798,540 million
10. The Garden- $2,205,175 million

 

 

November 9-11: Dragon Ages Continues to Lead November
1. Dragon Age: Awakening- $41,650,009 million (-58.4%)
2. The Creators- $20,322,777 million (-34.5%)
3. The Concert's End- $18,132,785 million
4. The Bronx is Burning- $13,451,338 million (-39.2%)
5. Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash- $5,444,444 million (-69.1%)
6. Behemoth- $4,088,282 million
7. The Innocent- $3,682,800 million
8. The Mansion- $3,319,666 million
9. Resonance- $3,242,220 million
10. Deadline- $2,074,090 million

 

November 16-18: Audiences Flock to The Giver 
1. The Giver- $37,156,340 million
2. Origins- $24,578,942 million
3. Dragon Age: Awakening- $20,852,634 million
4. The Creators- $12,180,100 million
5. The Concert's End- $11,857,647 million (-34.4%)
6. The Bronx is Burning- $8,717,250 million
7. The Innocent- $3,438,280 million
8. Donuts Are Zombies Too Along With the Dominant Walruses- $2,209,875 million
9. Resonance- $2,010,507 million
10. Behemoth- $1,865,398 million

 

 

November 21-25: Simpsons Leads a Strong Thanksgiving Weekend
1. Simpsons 2: The Ride- $50,888,886 million/$71,260,002 million/$85,669,181 million
2. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $40,122,685 million/$58,148,219 million
3. The Giver- $21,289,932 million/$32,124,128 million (-42.7%)
4. Origins- $11,171,484 million/$16,030,333 million (-54.5%)
5. Dragon Age: Awakening- $10,968,661 million/$16,452,114 million
6. Two-Way Road- $10,675,393 million/$15,119,224 million
7. The Concert's End- $7,398,670 million/$11,110,594 million
8. The Bronx is Burning- $5,829,889 million/$8,901,348 million
9. The Creators- $5,490,282 million/$8,418,223 million
10. The Innocent- $5,072,970/$7,339,181 million

 

Flowers for Algernon- $568,924 million

 

 

November 30-December 2: Simpsons Narrowly Beats Out Unfortunate Events 4
1. Simpsons 2: The Ride- $16,441,977 million (-67.8%)
2. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $16,441,903 million (-59.1%)
3. The Giver- $10,577,439 million
4. The Innocent- $7,676,251 million
5. Two-Way Road- $5,151,456 million (-51.4%)
6. Dragon Age: Awakening- $4,189,500 million
7. Donuts Are Zombies Too Along With the Dominant Walruses- $3,943,658 million
8. Origins- $3,928,105 million
9. The Concert's End- $3,424,226 million
10. The Bronx is Burning- $2,959,155 million
11. The Creators- $2,135,111 million

 

Flowers for Algernon- $1,001,176 million

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Bit lower than I was hoping for FvJvA, but I suppose it was to be expected considering The Mansion's surprising success.

 

I am kinda surprised it hit less than $20mil on its Halloween opening night though

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Bit lower than I was hoping for FvJvA, but I suppose it was to be expected considering The Mansion's surprising success.

 

I am kinda surprised it hit less than $20mil on its Halloween opening night though

 

It was pretty front loaded film plus had competition from The Mansion and Dragon Age 3. Still I won't complain with its total gross which should be near 60M. Ironically it should just beat The Mansion in the long run for total gross. 

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It was pretty front loaded film plus had competition from The Mansion and Dragon Age 3. Still I won't complain with its total gross which should be near 60M. Ironically it should just beat The Mansion in the long run for total gross. 

Oh, I'm not complaining. I was expecting it hit even lower after I saw The Mansion's gross.

 

I was just a little surprised that more didn't come from before the weekend started. I was expecting a sub $10mil weekend and maybe $30mil+ from Halloween and Thursday.

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December 7-9: Dracula Become King of the Box Office
1. Dracula- $59,225,493 million
2. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $11,316,998 million
3. The Innocent- $9,767,215 million
4. Simpsons 2: The Ride- $8,012,150 million
5. The Giver- $6,654,281 million
6. Flowers for Algernon- $6,258,776 million
7. Hairspray: Shimme More- $3,889,328 million
8. Two-Way Road- $3,480,017 million
9. The Concert’s End- $2,312,772 million
10. Dragon Age: Awakening- $2,226,423 million

 

 

The Normans- $133,333 million

 

December 14-16: The Little Mermaid Shatters Expectations
1. The Little Mermaid- $88,456,723 million
2. Dracula- $20,290,848 million (-65.7%)
3. Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Search- $16,275,140 million
4. Flowers for Algernon- $9,010,885 million
5. The Innocent- $5,118,638 million (-48.0%)
6. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $5,072,199 million
7. The Giver- $3,885,457 million
8. Simpsons 2: The Ride- $3,361,110 million
9. Two Way Road- $2,425,559 million
10. The Concert’s End- $1,564,498 million

 

 

The Normans- $998,563 million

 

December 21-25: Mushishi and the Little Mermaid Lead a Massive Christmas Weekend
1. Mushishi- $54,484,292 million/$81,650,034 million/$119,256,877 million
2. The Little Mermaid- $49,764,435 million (-43.7%)/$69,564,444 million
3. Flowers for Algernon- $12,633,265 million/$18,271,256 million
4. Wallace and Gromit: Christmas- $10,023,483 million/$16,926,002 million/$23,529,994 million
5. Dracula- $9,123,125 million/$12,665,658 million
6. Avatar: The Last Airbender- The Search- $8,711,564 million (-46.6%)/$12,150,003 million
7. The Normans- $2,919,555 million/$4,573,220 million/$6,947,667 million
8. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $2,775,987 million/$3,899,463 million
9. The Innocent- $2,703,304 million/$3,780,900 million
10. The Giver- $2,034,179 million/$2,818,920 million

 

 

December 28-January 1: Mushishi Takes #1 but Little Mermaid Still is Strong
1. Mushishi- $35,789,151 million (-34.3%)/$50,120,008 million
2. The Little Mermaid- $35,156,700 million/$49,281,555 million
3. Flowers for Algernon- $20,067,502 million/$29,145,326 million
4. Wallace and Gromit: Christmas- $8,123,235 million (-19.0%)/$11,542,303 million
5. Dracula- $6,337,275 million/$8,820,115 million
6. Avatar: The Last Airbender- The Search- $6,080,758 million/$8,393,102 million
7. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $2,119,924 million/$2,887,001 million
8. The Normans- $2,000,444 million/$2,751,464 million
9. The Innocent- $1,998,569 million/$2,758,542
10. The Giver- $1,725,276 million/$2,337,506 million

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Wow. For all my paranoia, Mushishi actually end up beating my expectations. And that second weekend drop, even with no new competition, is a thing of beauty... 

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Liking the numbers for my films. While Wallace and gromit opened poor, that second week hold on is phenomenal, hairspray: Shimme more did better than I was expecting, really happy with the Normans (already near 11M on just those 4 weekends) and the innocent is absolutely amazing (passed 50M which is way more than anyone's expectations)Thanks for doing some amazing actuals this year hiccup

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While I remember, massive kudos to Hiccup for doing the totals this year. It's been a very fun ride.

 

(I look forward to badgering you for the next few weeks for the full Domestic/Worldwide totals.)

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Top OW of Year 8 (I was bored and had too much free time)

 

1. StarCraft: Brood War- $172,197,884 million

2. Dragon Age: Awakening- $100,278,533 million

3. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves- $92,225,411 million

4. Godzilla: Apocalypse- Part 1- $91,256,752 million

5. The Little Mermaid- $88,456,723 million

6. Interconnected: An Empire Risen- $76,340,890 million

7. Lost Planet- $70,258,114 million

8. Hand Drawn Heroes- $67,178,430 million

9. Digimon: World Invasion- $60,102,251 million

10. Dracula- $59,225,493 million

11. At the Mountains of Madness- $59,123,248 million

12. American Gods- $59,002,348 million

13. Mushishi- $54,484,292 million

14. Age of Empires- $54,374,39 million

15. Simpsons 2: The Ride- $50,888,886 million

16. Run and Gun- $50,122,098 million

17. The Legend of Redwall- $48,256,447 million

18. Death Note: The Game Begins- $46,658,231 million

19. The Dresden Files: Stormfront- $43,623,119 million

20. A Love to Die For- $42,895,743 million

21. A Series of Unfortunate Events the Fourth- $40,122,685 million

22. Unbalanced 5: 40,025,117 million

23. Stephen King's It: Part 2- $37,324,155 million

24. The Giver- $37,156,340 million

25. Darkseed- $36,098,156 million

26. Feed- $35,335,856 million

27. MirrorWorld- $34,198,511 million

28. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel: $34,356,687 million

29. Horror House- $33,007,225 million

30. The Good, The Bad, and The Dead- $32,262,456 million

31. The Creators- $31,002,493 million

32. The Mansion- $30,564,457 million

33. Patchwork- $30,156,222

34. Stranger in a Strange Land- $29,234,492 million

35. Pompeii- $28,815,654 million

36. The Immune: Permanence- $27,657,001million

37. Romeo vs. Juliet- $26,115,674 million

38. Wizardversity- $25,628,790 million

39. Chessmen: $25,572,382 million

40. Catch That Pigeon- $24,583,450

41. Origins- $24,578,942 million

42. Spinach Artichoke Dip- $24,225,762 million/$29,573,307 million

43. Identity Crisis- $24,051,392 million

44. The Who's Tommy- $22,721,004 million

45. The Most Dangerous Game- $22,654,982 million

46. The Garden- $22,292,674 million

47. The Bronx is Burning- $22,227,349 million

48. Remember Me- $21,191,433 million

49. Slenderman: The Beginning- $21,181,226 million

50. Espionage Project 2: This Time, It's Espersonal- $20,444,581 million

51. Candy Crush- $20,007,291 million

52. Life- $19,923,119 million

53. Thomas Was Alone- $19,564,775 million

54. Land of No Left Turns- $18,875,452 million

55. Hairspray- $18,189,936 million

56. The Concert's End- $18,132,785 million

57. We are the Champions 2: Rise of the Crusaders- $18,163,150 million

58. My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic – The Rise of Nightmare Rarity- $18,011,125 million

59. Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash- $17,545,202

60. Daniel Tosh: New and Improved- $17,282,166 million

61. The Last Rider- $16,556,081 million

62. Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Search- $16,275,140 million

63. The Academy- $16,158,126 million

64. Curling Men- $15,654,211 million

65. Christine- $14,275,362 million

66. The Gold Rare Leaf- $13,457,329 million

67. Kill Them- $13,358,392 million

68. Walls of Stone- $13,333,180 million

69. Blood Brothers- $13,020,160 million

70. The Valley- $12,334,027 million

71. Demon: The Summoning- $11,341,901 million

72. Farmville- $11,245,564 million

73. Two-Way Road- $10,675,393 million

74. Wallace and Gromit: Christmas- $10,023,483 million

75. Ice Station 2: Area 7- $10,003,175 million

76. Hard to Find- $9,421,232 million/$11,508,992 million

77. Next Vegas- $8,025,125 million

78. Hush Hush Little Baby- $7,450,888 million/$9,146,463 million

79. The Chain- $7,274,459 million

80. Madel- $6,787,332 million

81. Bloodbath Unite- $5,567,900 million

82. Silent Invasion 3: The Attack- $4,787,333 million

83. Killer Computer 2- $4,106,325 million

84. Keg Party- $3,987,483 million

85. Hairspray: Shimme More- $3,889,328 million

86. Move- $3,404,432 million

87. Time, Space, and One Blue Box- $3,335,231 million

88. Happy Tree Friends- $3,287,392 million

89. Resonance- $732,660 million

90. The Guardian of the West- $621,283 million

91. Flowers for Algernon- $568,924 million

92. Twinkie- $359,887 million

93. 1944 Part I: Resistance- $306,992 million

94. The Innocent- $306,135 million

95. Midnight in the Afghan Valley- $274,925 million

96. The Normans- $133,333 million

97. Donuts Are Zombies Too Along With the Dominant Walruses- $119,948 million

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