Weekend Numbers (3/28 - 3/30) Noah 44M Divergent 26.5

[grey ghost]

Yeah, it's too bad cause I like Arnold B action movies...Last Stand was a lot of fun.But...it's not working.I just hope it we can get our King Conan movie with an unreasonable budget before all this damages any possibility of it happening.Unfortunately, I think the damage has been done. I'm not getting my King Conan.

If Terminator 5 is a hit, King Conan will happen.You can take that to the bank. Edited March 30, 2014 by grey ghost

[Donald]

Good weekend !I cant wait for next weekend when captain america grosses below 90mill and people say its flopped!***sigh*** boxoffice forums!!!

[grey ghost]

Good weekend !I cant wait for next weekend when captain america grosses below 90mill and people say its flopped!***sigh*** boxoffice forums!!!

There will be many meltdowns if it doesn't break April's OW record.

[ecstasy]

There will be many meltdowns if it doesn't break April's OW record.

 

What's the record?

[darkelf]

What's the record?

 

Fast Five $86,198,765

[ecstasy]

Fast Five $86,198,765

 

Okay Thanks. Yeah there will be some meltdowns then. lol.

 

Even if it's an improvement on the first. Yeah I can see it.

 

But it should do around that much at the very least.  I expect at least 90m.

[John Marston]

1	N	Noah	Par.	$44,000,000	-	3,567	-	$12,335	$44,000,000	$125	1
2	1	Divergent	LG/S	$26,500,000	-51.5%	3,936	-	$6,733	$95,260,000	$85	2
3	2	Muppets Most Wanted	BV	$11,373,000	-33.1%	3,194	-	$3,561	$33,210,000	$50	2
4	3	Mr. Peabody & Sherman	Fox	$9,500,000	-19.7%	3,299	-308	$2,880	$94,909,000	$145	4
5	4	God's Not Dead	Free	$9,075,000	-1.5%	1,178	+398	$7,704	$22,028,000	-	2
6	7	The Grand Budapest Hotel	FoxS	$8,825,000	+30.0%	977	+673	$9,033	$24,457,000	-	4
7	N	Sabotage (2014)	ORF	$5,330,000	-	2,486	-	$2,144	$5,330,000	-	1
8	6	Need for Speed	BV	$4,335,000	-45.4%	2,705	-410	$1,603	$37,753,000	$66	3
9	5	300: Rise of An Empire	WB	$4,300,000	-49.4%	2,601	-484	$1,653	$101,145,000	$110	4
10	8	Non-Stop	Uni.	$4,087,000	-36.5%	2,515	-430	$1,625	$85,167,000	$50	5
11	9	The LEGO Movie	WB	$3,105,000	-25.2%	2,001	-500	$1,552	$248,304,000	$60	8
12	N	Cesar Chavez	LGF	$3,000,000	-	664	-	$4,518	$3,000,000	-	1
13	16	Bad Words	Focus	$2,645,000	+423.7%	842	+755	$3,141	$3,564,000	-	3
14	10	Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club	LGF	$1,160,000	-62.6%	1,139	-757	$1,018	$15,038,000	-	3
15	11	Son of God	Fox	$1,070,000	-60.7%	1,277	-862	$838	$57,861,000	-	5
-	12	The Monuments Men	Sony	$440,000	-53.7%	501	-437	$878	$76,599,000	$70	8
-	13	Frozen	BV	$348,000	-52.7%	387	-682	$899	$398,402,000	$150	19
-	14	Ride Along	Uni.	$335,000	-46.6%	360	-290	$931	$133,676,000	$25	11
-	19	The Nut Job	ORF	$322,000	-4.3%	294	-41	$1,095	$63,116,000	$42	11
-	28	The Lunchbox	SPC	$313,000	+70.1%	73	+37	$4,288	$911,000	-	5
-	33	Le Week-End	MBox	$225,000	+65.4%	50	+25	$4,500	$483,000	-	3
-	15	3 Days to Kill	Rela.	$212,000	-63.9%	340	-412	$624	$30,234,000	$28	6
-	N	The Raid 2	SPC	$177,000	-	7	-	$25,286	$177,000	-	1
-	18	12 Years a Slave	FoxS	$137,000	-68.8%	228	-294	$601	$56,831,000	$20	24
-	26	Enemy	A24	$132,000	-33.2%	120	+24	$1,100	$778,000	-	3
-	23	Philomena	Wein.	$111,000	-46.5%	202	-95	$550	$37,330,000	$12	19
-	20	American Hustle	Sony	$110,000	-52.7%	188	-93	$585	$150,020,000	$40	16
-	30	Tim's Vermeer	SPC	$96,800	-38.1%	94	-35	$1,030	$1,430,400	-	9
-	32	Lone Survivor	Uni.	$90,800	-35.8%	165	-46	$550	$124,965,300	$40	14
-	27	The Wolf of Wall Street	Par.	$90,000	-53.2%	134	-81	$672	$116,870,000	$100	14
-	N	Mistaken for Strangers	Abr.	$81,800	-	9	-	$9,089	$81,800	-	1
-	39	Particle Fever	Abr.	$74,800	-5.3%	27	+6	$2,770	$448,600	-	4
-	38	Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit	Par.	$72,000	-18.1%	107	-21	$673	$50,546,000	$60	11
-	36	The Hunger Games: Catching Fire	LGF	$69,000	-39.9%	158	-53	$437	$424,651,100	$130	19
-	N	Finding Vivian Maier	IFC	$63,600	-	3	-	$21,200	$63,600	-	1
-	43	On My Way	Cohen	$60,200	+13.6%	31	+11	$1,942	$150,600	-	3
-	31	Dallas Buyers Club	Focus	$60,000	-59.6%	99	-79	$606	$27,195,200	$5	22
-	40	That Awkward Moment	Focus	$41,000	-42.5%	68	-25	$603	$26,047,900	$8	9
-	-	50 to 1	10F	$37,600	-52.1%	18	-1	$2,089	$144,700	-	2
-	50	Jodorowsky's Dune	SPC	$36,700	+1.9%	7	+4	$5,243	$91,300	-	2
-	61	Rob the Mob	MNE	$25,600	+85.1%	5	+4	$5,120	$43,600	-	2
-	71	Stalingrad (2014)	Sony	$10,000	+39.5%	66	+53	$152	$1,003,000	-	5
-	68	Big Men	Abr.	$9,600	+8.8%	3	-	$3,200	$35,600	-	3
-	75	Teenage	Osci.	$3,000	-40.0%	3	+1	$1,000	$19,500	-	3
-	96	In Bloom	BWP	$2,000	+451.0%	1	-1	$2,000	$41,600	-	12
-	86	20 Feet from Stardom	RTWC	$1,500	-28.6%	4	-3	$375	$4,937,900	-	42

 

[The Panda]

I wonder of Divergent can still outdo twilight, smaller opening but much smaller drop

[#ED]

Cap 2 should hit 90M.

 

Not sure why everyone would be surprised if it does.

[kayumanggi]

MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN: $123.8M Overseas Total / $218.7M Global Total #MrPeabodyAndSherman

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 30, 2014

[kayumanggi]

RIO 2: $29.7M Overseas/Global Total (3 Territories) #Rio2

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 30, 2014

[kayumanggi]

This time last year.

 

191.0 M OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL

 

129.2 M IDENTITY THIEF

 

072.9 M THE CROODS

 

071.5 M MAMA

 

069.6 M SAFE HAVEN

 

***

 

This year.

 

247.3 M THE LEGO MOVIE

 

133.6 M RIDE ALONG

 

099.9 M 300: RISE OF AN EMPIRE

 

091.9 M MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN

 

088.4 M DIVERGENT

Edited March 30, 2014 by kayumanggi

[kayumanggi]

300: RISE OF AN EMPIRE: $213.1M Overseas Total / $314.2M Global Total #300RiseOfAnEmpire

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 30, 2014

[kayumanggi]

THE LEGO MOVIE: $152.2M Overseas Total / $400.5M Global Total #TheLEGOMovie

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 30, 2014

[Blankments]

Two things

 

1. I almost got in an argument with my pastor today when he endorsed God's Not Dead about how the best religious films are ones like Noah that actually attempt to appeal to those outside the faith.

 

2. On the way back from church, some idiot rear-ended my car and ran. My mom and I couldn't even get a picture, let alone a license plate. What an asshole; I've honestly never heard of someone being involved with a hit and run in real life. Whatever

 

Walter felt forced in the last movie.I'm glad they didn't center around him again.

 

There was still way too much of him in this movie.

 

 

I wouldn't call it "mediocre" but it did feel like a letdown after '11. The human cast especially left a lot to be desired and the first half was a bit slow I thought (especially for kids).

I just imagined how much better it would've been with Christoph Waltz and Simon Pegg instead of Ty Burrell and Ricky Gervais. That said, Burrell was still good, but knowing Waltz had almost been cast in the role hurt.

[Blankments]

Happy Noah did well; I was expecting sub-40M

[ecstasy]

Cap 2 should hit 90M.

 

Not sure why everyone would be surprised if it does.

 

Not sure where you got that idea from.

[kitik]

What's the record?

 

 

Fast Five $86,198,765

 

 

ThorTDW opened to 85.7

 

CATWS is far from guaranteed of breaking the record. Last year lots of folks were predicting TTDW to have a bigger Avengers boost that CATWS because it came out first, and because it featured Loki. People have now mostly forgotten those predictions, and are jumping on the CATWS bandwagon.

 

Be cautious with the CATWS overpredictions. If it could hit 90 next weekend, that would be beyond outstanding.

[iceroll]

There were so many people in the T:TDW over 250 and 300 m camps last year, and even some loons like iJack who thought it would be CF

[Spike071]

I think it's cool that this year is going to shatter the pre-May $100 million movie record. I remember when we'd be lucky if two films made it to the century mark before summer. Then in 2009 there were five. 

This year, we already have 

 

Made It

Ride Along

The Lego Movie

300 2

 

Locks

Divergent

Mr Peabody

Captain America

 

Should make it

Noah

Rio 2

 

Outside shot (probably not, but not impossible)

Transcendence

Non-stop

 

I don't think we'll double the record with 10, but we should at least have 7, maybe 8, which is pretty amazing. I think we could see 40 $100 million films this year.