Christmas Numbers: Unbroken 15.59, ITW 15.1, BOFTA 13.1, NATM 7.35 (official estimates) | full BOM list on p22

[ladyevenstar22]

cool to see Dame Jolie and Queen Meryl films off to such great box office numbers , happy holidays to both !

[riczhang]

Loving the numbers! Into The Woods had  potential to earn more if it was on 3,000+ screens I guess but still great OD

 

At least it'll be good for its legs. 

[rockNrollaDIM]

So my Unbroken showing was packed. Definitively a solid movie that played with my emotions. I agree with some of the critiques, would have traded 15 minutes of prison camp for more Olympics/post-war life, but overall very good and not deserving of that RT score. Crowd clapped at the end.

[paul75]

So my Unbroken showing was packed. Definitively a solid movie that played with my emotions. I agree with some of the critiques, would have traded 15 minutes of prison camp for more Olympics/post-war life, but overall very good and not deserving of that RT score. Crowd clapped at the end.

 

was your showing sold out? ant the others?

[La Binoche]

Hi, any early Saturday numbers? 

[grim22]

Hi, any early Saturday numbers?

Seeing how today is Friday, Saturday numbers would have to be way too early to come out now.

[La Binoche]

Seeing how today is Friday, Saturday numbers would have to be way too early to come out now.

 

Ugh. The holidays have mind-fucked me. I meant Friday #s. 

[rockNrollaDIM]

was your showing sold out? ant the others?

Yes my showing was sold out, but I didn't check the others. The entire theater was very busy.

[sfran43]

Seeing how today is Friday, Saturday numbers would have to be way too early to come out now.

Ugh! I want to like your post so much, but I apparently reached my like quota for the day. However, I will be back tomorrow.

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[MonstersandRoy]

Just curious, is clapping at the end of movies a common thing in American theaters? Always hear it mentioned. Never seen it happen once in the UK, however good a film is.

Edited December 27, 2014 by MonstersandRoy

[Alpha]

I remember getting out of my Hobbit showing to a pretty much packed theater.

Like, it was hard enough trying to walk out without bumping into someone.

[rockNrollaDIM]

Just curious, is clapping at the end of movies a common thing in American theaters? Always hear it mentioned. Never seen it happen once in the UK, however good a film is.

It's uncommon but not completely rare. I was holding my breath to see if it would happen with Unbroken and it did, albeit mildly- polite applause and a few woops.

[Kalo]

It's uncommon but not completely rare. I was holding my breath to see if it would happen with Unbroken and it did, albeit mildly- polite applause and a few woops.

It has happened several times when I've gone to the movies, can't remember the last movie I saw that had an applause though.

[DAJK]

Seeing how today is Friday, Saturday numbers would have to be way too early to come out now.

I laughed way too hard at this!

[FilmBuff]

We need numbers from our omniprescent GodTH.

[Alpha]

Just curious, is clapping at the end of movies a common thing in American theaters? Always hear it mentioned. Never seen it happen once in the UK, however good a film is.

The last time people have clapped at the end of a movie was when I went to The Dark Knight Rises.

Fun fact: After my showing of the movie 2012, people clapped.

[DAJK]

Only time I've ever experienced applause was at Battle of the Five Armies. But I don't know if maybe in Canada, people are more subdued (if that's the right word) I've never experienced booing at all.

[CJohn]

Waiting for some sweet Friday numbers.

[FilmBuff]

Last clapping I heard was Gravity. Most "audience into the movie" experience was The Avengers.

[grim22]

Audiences seem to applaud every movie in SoCal, it may also be that I watch movies on OW when the most receptive crowd watches it as well.