4-Day Wknd Est: AS - 105.3M, Pad - 25.2M, TWR - 24.5M,Taken 3 - 17.44M (pg 109)

[Lordmandeep]

Yeah Fast Seven will be 100/250 domestic and overseas clean house. 

[AniNate]

Hope we didn't peak with this. Still need the expected tentpoles to deliver.

[kayumanggi]

Year	Gross*	2015 % change	2014 % change	2013 % change	2012 % change	2011 % change	2010 % change
2015	$588.3	-	-1.2%	+11.2%	+17.3%	+21.1%	-17.2%
2014	$595.2	+1.2%	-	+12.5%	+18.7%	+22.6%	-16.2%
2013	$529.2	-10.0%	-11.1%	-	+5.5%	+9.0%	-25.5%
2012	$501.6	-14.7%	-15.7%	-5.2%	-	+3.3%	-29.4%
2011	$485.6	-17.5%	-18.4%	-8.2%	-3.2%	-	-31.7%
2010	$710.6	+20.8%	+19.4%	+34.3%	+41.7%	+46.3%	-

 

[Lordmandeep]

Hope we didn't peak with this. Still need the expected tentpoles to deliver.

 

 

Even if TA2 falls from TA, it will be beat the biggest film from 2014 in ten days max (unless American sniper goes over MJ) 

 

 

2015 is a year where the films are so wide appealing even if they disappoint, they will make a lot of money. 

Edited January 18, 2015 by Lordmandeep

[grim22]

Now for Mortdecai to surprise us next weekend with a huge unexpected debut.

[lab276]

Year	Gross*	2015 % change	2014 % change	2013 % change	2012 % change	2011 % change	2010 % change
2015	$588.3	-	-1.2%	+11.2%	+17.3%	+21.1%	-17.2%
2014	$595.2	+1.2%	-	+12.5%	+18.7%	+22.6%	-16.2%
2013	$529.2	-10.0%	-11.1%	-	+5.5%	+9.0%	-25.5%
2012	$501.6	-14.7%	-15.7%	-5.2%	-	+3.3%	-29.4%
2011	$485.6	-17.5%	-18.4%	-8.2%	-3.2%	-	-31.7%
2010	$710.6	+20.8%	+19.4%	+34.3%	+41.7%	+46.3%	-

Don't be fooled by this, add about 28.6m, for 616.9m.

[AniNate]

 

Year Gross* 2015

% change 2014

% change 2013

% change 2012

% change 2011

% change 2010

% change 2015 $588.3 - -1.2% +11.2% +17.3% +21.1% -17.2% 2014 $595.2 +1.2% - +12.5% +18.7% +22.6% -16.2% 2013 $529.2 -10.0% -11.1% - +5.5% +9.0% -25.5% 2012 $501.6 -14.7% -15.7% -5.2% - +3.3% -29.4% 2011 $485.6 -17.5% -18.4% -8.2% -3.2% - -31.7% 2010 $710.6 +20.8% +19.4% +34.3% +41.7% +46.3% -

 

 

Man, to think 2014 wasn't looking so bad at one point

[kayumanggi]

Now for Mortdecai to surprise us next weekend with a huge unexpected debut.

 

Not really sure about that. How is the marketing?

[Empire]

Sad Blackhat opened so low. I saw it and it is better than reviews suggest and deserves a better fate.

Edited January 18, 2015 by Empire

[kayumanggi]

Don't be fooled by this, add about 28.6m, for 616.9m.

 

Wait, where is that from?

[grim22]

Man, to think 2014 wasn't looking so bad at one point

2014 was great till summer rolled around. Then the worst July in a decade happened and it just stayed bad all the way through Christmas.

[AniNate]

Of all the movies next week, Strange Magic seems the likeliest to break out. It looks bad but they're really pushing it and the production design is somewhat novel.

Edited January 18, 2015 by tribefan695

[Lordmandeep]

2014 was great till summer rolled around. Then the worst July in a decade happened and it just stayed bad all the way through Christmas.

 

 

2014 was only saved by  the quality of the big releases. 

 

 

The issue was those films just did not appeal to super wide. 

Edited January 18, 2015 by Lordmandeep

[lab276]

Wait, where is that from?

They've put 155.7m for Interstellar for the weekend, which is 30m less than what it actually has, so on the 2015 chart it's listed as -23.6m, even though it made a bit over 5m this year.

[CoolioD1]

Not really sure about that. How is the marketing?

https://twitter.com/PartTimeRogue

 

They've A+ed viral marketing.

[kayumanggi]

They've put 155.7m for Interstellar for the weekend, which is 30m less than what it actually has, so on the 2015 chart it's listed as -23.6m, even though it made a bit over 5m this year.

 

But aren't those figures just up to this weekend and does not include INTERSTELLAR?

[grim22]

Not really sure about that. How is the marketing?

It is just awesome: http://www.vulture.com/m/2015/01/what-the-hell-is-mortdecai.html

[#ED]

Are we still using AS' A+ cinemascore from the 4 theaters or is this a new cinemascore from this weekend?

[kayumanggi]

2014 was great till summer rolled around. Then the worst July in a decade happened and it just stayed bad all the way through Christmas.

 

Hmm. Actually August and October 2014 are record months. The months that failed were those before August.

[lab276]

But aren't those figures just up to this weekend and does not include INTERSTELLAR?

What's listed as the total after each weekend is what matters.

 

119	Interstellar	Par.	$-23,613,895	1,253	$185,228,526	-12.7%	11/5/14
Summary of 119 Movies on Chart:
Totals:			$588,328,610	-	-	-	-
Averages:			$4,943,938	-	-	-	-