Tuesday Actuals: APES 9.6, AOE 2.6 | All numbers in first post | The Jeremy Renner edition | NO DERAILMENTS!

[Blankments]

I was just about to post about going to see Snowpiercer right now, but then I worried about the warning points :(AWESOME NUMBER FOR APES

[Jandrew]

All these numbers really make me appreciate all my math classes. Didnt know they could be so muy interesante.

[23IsEverywhere]

Wtsf?

Not sure if on topic but Hercules is a PG-13 action movie, and by that ppint everything will be holdovers so it should get a good number of theaters. Lucy being an R rated action movie will get fewer theaters.

[Fancyarcher]

You gotta love how focused and on-topic it is

 

If it wasn't, this topic would be 20 pages already.

[Mango]

Wtsf?

 

It might be the first to open in over 5000. Breakout of the year here.

[Accursed Arachnid!™]

I'm going to go back and like every post that has the word "Number(s)" in it...

[Jack Nevada]

*snaps fingers* HEY HEY HEY. STOP THAT NOW.

 

Back to numbers.

[a2k]

So the numbers are good for apes

 

Eh for AOE, GrEht for Apes

[superduperm]

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is now ranked #157 on imbd's top 250.Very well deserved.

Edited July 16, 2014 by superduperm

[Ezen Baklattan]

So...when is WB going to just let The LEGO Movie die? They really have been desperate to keep it in theaters with no discernible milestone in sight.

[Ezen Baklattan]

'Murica - $420k

Chef - $211k

[TalismanRing]

Eh for AOE, GrEht for Apes

 

That's a 25% increase for AOE which is great - it's just that it's been dropping so much the increase is just on a $2m Mon.  By Sunday it should be behind Cap 2.

[filmlover]

So...when is WB going to just let The LEGO Movie die? They really have been desperate to keep it in theaters with no discernible milestone in sight.

They're probably keeping it in theaters because it's on the schedules for most, if not all, of these summer movie kids camp things that start at 10 in the morning during the week. Same applies to the other movies that are a part of it that are still in theaters.

[Accursed Arachnid!™]

I'm going to go back and like every post that has the word "Number(s)" in it...

 

 

Now my finger hurts....just like AOE's legs.  OHHH!

[Mango]

So...when is WB going to just let The LEGO Movie die? They really have been desperate to keep it in theaters with no discernible milestone in sight.

 

Maybe they shouldn't have rushed out the home releases. It could have continued doing well in dollar theaters for at least another month or two. 

 

Seeing how much the home video market has decreased in the past 5 years, I wonder if studios will start pushing the releases back further to allow longer theater runs again. I mean the whole reason they kept being released earlier and earlier was so studios could cash in on the home video profits while the iron was still hot, but nowadays it doesn't seem worth it.

Edited July 16, 2014 by Mango

[Ezen Baklattan]

They're probably keeping it in theaters because it's on the schedules for most, if not all, of these summer movie kids camp things that start at 10 in the morning during the week. Same applies to the other movies that are a part of it that are still in theaters.

That may actually be a very good point. It never even crossed my mind that studios could do that.

[Chewy]

'Murica - $420k

Chef - $211k

 

Good numbers

[MrPink]

Good numbers

 

Eh.

[eXtacy]

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is now ranked #157 on imbd's top 250.Very well deserved.

 

Pretty good, wonder if it will remain in the top 250 though. 

 

Currently the highest this year is Days of Future Past which is at 107.

[superduperm]

Pretty good, wonder if it will remain in the top 250 though. Currently the highest this year is Days of Future Past which is at 107.

Days of Future Past was good, but not THAT good, in my opinion.Dawn deserves higher than it. Hopefully when things stabilize it will work its way up there.