Monday Numbers: SB :: 8.5M // Anastacia -57% // Kingsman :: 5.5M

[JohnnyGossamer]

It's obviously done very well. I don't expect any aside from fools to dispute that. Though, with that said, I'm rooting for legendary weekend to weekend drop. What's the biggest weekend to weekend decline for a film that opened $80M+ DOM?

[BadAtGender]

It's obviously done very well. I don't expect any aside from fools to dispute that. Though, with that said, I'm rooting for legendary weekend to weekend drop. What's the biggest weekend to weekend decline for a film that opened $80M+ DOM?

 

DH2 fells 72%.

 

Various Twilight films fell around 70%.

 

Outside of those, the biggest drop is X-Men Origins Wolverine, which fell 69% from an 85m weekend.

 

Valentine's Day fell around 70%, too. (Not 80m+ but it's comparable.

[baumer]

I don't see any reason for it to fall more than 65%.

 

I could be wrong.

[grim22]

50 Shades was a monster in terms of presales according to Fandango's weekend breakdown. 

 

Fandango said it sold 29% of the opening weekend tickets for “Fifty Shades of Grey,” marking the largest share of receipts for any movie released in its 15-year history. That number does not take into account the Monday holiday.

The previous record holder was “The Hunger Games” in 2012, with Fandango accounting for 22% of that film’s domestic opening weekend.

The bondage-themed romantic drama also has the distinction of selling the most tickets on Valentine’s Day for Fandango and being the top-selling R-rated movie debut for the online ticketer.

It also enjoyed the largest percentage of mobile tickets sold on a single day, with 65% of ticketing transactions on Saturday being made on smart phones or other devices.

 

[Jandrew]

^ Wow I thought Fandango and MT played a bigger role than that. Only a quarter for Fandango? Surprised.

[lilmac]

Twilight sunk Summit, that is why they had to be bought by Lionsgate 

 

And Harry Potter bombed so hard WB greenlighted a trilogy of prequels based on something JK Rowling is writing or whatever that is

 

I fell for this.  *sigh*

[grim22]

^ Wow I thought Fandango and MT played a bigger role than that. Only a quarter for Fandango? Surprised.

 

Everyone always guessed that online ticket sales don't make up a large component of the box office, but never got exact percentage from Fandango. First time we are actually getting one for quite some time. 

[lilmac]

50 Shades was a monster in terms of presales according to Fandango's weekend breakdown. 

 

No one wanted to publicly stand in front of the boxoffice counter and announce "One ticket for 50 Shades of Grey please"

[tonytr87]

WOM is terrible. Over 65% drop. 

[terrestrial]

Someone asked for the upcoming weekend new releases

 

BO.com long range forcast says this

 

Hot Tub Time Machine 2	Feb 20, 2015	Paramount	$11,000,000	$28,000,000
McFarland, USA	Feb 20, 2015	Disney	$12,000,000	$37,000,000
The DUFF	Feb 20, 2015	Lionsgate / CBS Films	$6,000,000	$15,000,000

 

 

 

Weekend predictions at Bo.com & BOM.com will probably get released in ~ 1 to 2 days

[Frozen]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice  14s14 seconds ago

FIFTY SHADES OF GREY opened with $93.01M over the 4-day weekend. #FiftyShadesOfGrey

[Frozen]

Fifty Shades of Grey $7,838,900 -57% 3,646 -- $2,150 $93,010,350 1 Universal / Focus

 

Monday's number

Edited February 17, 2015 by Frozen

[Frozen]

THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER took in $40.01M over the 4-day weekend. Domestic total stands at $103.14M. #SpongeBob

[Frozen]

KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE opened with $41.76M over the 4-day weekend. #Kingsman #TheSecretService

[Frozen]

Monday Number

 

Kingsman: The Secret Service $5,555,181 -46% 3,204 -- $1,734 $41,761,512 1 Fox

[TalismanRing]

Fifty Shades of Grey $7,838,900 -57% 3,646 -- $2,150 $93,010,350 1 Universal / Focus

 

Monday's number

 

Hmmm, less than $1m more than Valentine's Day President Day Monday: $6,874,605  coming off a $56m 3 Day. And that had a 70% 2nd w/e drop.

 

   

[Frozen]

Monday number

 

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $8,550,121 -19% 3,654 13 $2,340 $103,140,055 2 Paramount

[JohnnyGossamer]

Hmmm, less than $1m more than Valentine's Day President Day Monday: $6,874,605  coming off a $56m 3 Day. And that had a 70% 2nd w/e drop.

 

   

Curiouser and curiouser...

[Frozen]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice  7m7 minutes ago

JUPITER ASCENDING took in $10.76M over the 4-day weekend. Domestic total stands at $33.88M. #JupiterAscending

 

AMERICAN SNIPER took in $18.78M over the 4-day weekend. Domestic total stands at $306.48M. #AmericanSniper

[Frozen]

Monday numbers

 

Jupiter Ascending $1,501,428 -43% 3,181 0 $472 $33,876,593 2

Warner Bros.

 

American Sniper $2,365,038 -51% 3,436 -449 $688 $306,478,136 8 Warner Bros.