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THURSDAY NUMBERS 2/12/15 (full numbers page 5)

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Universal reports this morning that Fifty Shades of Grey bagged an impressive $8.6 million from Thursday's opening night shows beginning at 8pm in 2,830 theaters. That figure represents the second-highest R-rated late night debut ever, trailing only The Hangover Part II ($10.4 million). Grey also claimed the best late night figure ever in February, while surpassing Fast & Furious 6's $6.5 million to become Universal's best preview gross in company history.

 

Also of note, Fifty Shades blew past Gone Girl's $1.3 million Thursday night debut last fall. Even though both films were highly anticipated book adaptations, Fifty Shades shares a portion of the Twilight audience segment given its origins in connection to the latter series -- hence the much stronger Thursday turnout than Gone Girl. Additionally, moviegoer curiosity appears to be a major driving force behind Grey's interest levels considering its controversial aspects.

 

Despite the fan rush last night, Grey's audience will continue expanding throughout the next 48 hours based on MovieTickets.com's report that those pre-shows only accounted for 14.5 percent of advance sales as of Wednesday -- compared to Friday's 28.3 percent and Saturday's (Valentine's Day) 42.3 percent. BoxOffice previously broke down the full potential of what Fifty Shades could accomplish as it expands into 3,646 theaters this weekend.

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