Weekend 3/13-15 Official Estimates: Cinderella 70.1m, RAN 11m

[babz06]

2015 has been sort of a mixed bag so far, it looks like when something  hits, it really takes off. On the other hand the bombs have been very bad too. 

[kayumanggi]

JUPITER ASCENDING: $125.2M Overseas Total / $171.1M Global Total #JupiterAscending

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 15, 2015

[kayumanggi]

300 M for KINGSMAN is happening!

[kayumanggi]

BIRDMAN: $56.1M Overseas Total / $98.1M Global Total #Birdman

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 15, 2015

[kayumanggi]

THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $28.9M Overseas Total / $46.9M Global Total #SecondBestExoticMarigoldHotel

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 15, 2015

[terrestrial]

Cinderella didn't have 3D to boost its numbers like the other three movies. Since the gap between the OW numbers for Cinderella and Oz is not that big, I was wondering if it actually sold more tickets than Oz.

 

I diidn't follow the details for Oz, but according to the Numbers in the quarter of its release the general Average Ticket Price was $8.13

BOM says the same for the complete year

 

Actual estimated ticket prizes are $8.3

 

How the 2D/3D split for Oz was I do not know

 

The estimated by BOM ticket number for OZ at the OW were 9,963,500

the $79,110,453 at BOM do not add up with estimated tickets * $8.13 = 81003255

 

The estimated tickets for Cinderella OW are 8,440,100

 

But if BOM did include the 3D detail into their estimation??? And early in the day viewings....?

[K1stpierre]

70M is still amazing.

[Ethan Hunt]

70M is still amazing.

Actuals are probably going to fall below 70M ( good number regardless)

[MovieGuyKyle17]

Chappie is bombing. Good.

Cinderella looked like nothing new but good for the mouse.

Going to see Run All Night tonight.

 Looking at the schedule, besides Fast 7 there really isn't anything jumping out that I want to see till Age of Ultron. 

EDITED!!

Edited March 15, 2015 by Scott Pilgrim vs The Forum

[K1stpierre]

Chappie is bombing. Good.

Cinderella looked like nothing new but good for the mouse.

Going to see Run All Night tonight.

 Looking at the schedule, besides Fast Five there really isn't anything jumping out that I want to see till Age of Ultron.

Fast 5?

[Ethan Hunt]

Chappie is bombing. Good.

Cinderella looked like nothing new but good for the mouse.

Going to see Run All Night tonight.

Looking at the schedule, besides Fast Five there really isn't anything jumping out that I want to see till Age of Ultron.

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Gosh darn it people, why am I the only one on the Paul Blart train!?

[K1stpierre]

Actuals are probably going to fall below 70M ( good number regardless)

Still....still a great number......

[Ethan Hunt]

Fast 5?

He means Furious 7

[terrestrial]

Still....still a great number......

 

It is

 

Box Office Mojo ‏@boxofficemojo 2 mins2 minutes ago

'Cinderella's opening weekend ranks 6th all-time in the month of March: http://bit.ly/1BIldlR

[ecstasy]

That's a lot better than only 23% from Friday. It looks like the ratio improved on Saturday.

 

LOL I'm curious to know how they know this.  I've always wondered how they know what the gender and age is of everyone buying a ticket to a movie.

Edited March 15, 2015 by Ecstasy

[Maxmoser3]

Impressive for Cinderella, really blah for Run All Night that's Liam Neeson's lowest grossing debut as a lead in a action movie and director Jaume Collet Serra's lowest grossing nationwide debut just behind the 2005 House of Wax remake

Edited March 15, 2015 by Maxmoser3

[terrestrial]

Cinderella is also #9 of the complete spring list of all time

 

Rank	Title (click to view)	Studio	Opening*	% of Total	Theaters	Average	Total Gross^	Date**
1	The Hunger Games	LGF	$152,535,747	37.4%	4,137	$36,871	$408,010,692	3/23/12
2	Alice in Wonderland (2010)	BV	$116,101,023	34.7%	3,728	$31,143	$334,191,110	3/05/10
3	Captain America: The Winter Soldier	BV	$95,023,721	36.6%	3,938	$24,130	$259,766,572	4/04/14
4	Fast Five	Uni.	$86,198,765	41.1%	3,644	$23,655	$209,837,675	4/29/11
5	Oz The Great and Powerful	BV	$79,110,453	33.7%	3,912	$20,223	$234,911,825	3/08/13
6	Fast and Furious	Uni.	$70,950,500	45.8%	3,461	$20,500	$155,064,265	4/03/09
7	300	WB	$70,885,301	33.7%	3,103	$22,844	$210,614,939	3/09/07
8	Dr. Seuss' The Lorax	Uni.	$70,217,070	32.8%	3,729	$18,830	$214,030,500	3/02/12
9	Cinderella (2015)	BV	$70,053,000	100.0%	3,845	$18,219	$70,053,000	3/13/15
10	Ice Age: The Meltdown	Fox	$68,033,544	34.8%	3,964	$17,162	$195,330,621	3/31/06
11	Clash of the Titans (2010)	WB	$61,235,105	37.5%	3,777	$16,213	$163,214,888	4/02/10
12	Monsters Vs. Aliens	P/DW	$59,321,095	29.9%	4,104	$14,454	$198,351,526	3/27/09
13	Watchmen	WB	$55,214,334	51.4%	3,611	$15,291	$107,509,799	3/06/09
14	Divergent	LG/S	$54,607,747	36.2%	3,936	$13,874	$150,947,895	3/21/14

 

[kayumanggi]

Could be #9 by tomorrow. #stillagreatnumber

[ecstasy]

 

Cinderella is also #9 of the complete spring list of all time

 

Rank	Title (click to view)	Studio	Opening*	% of Total	Theaters	Average	Total Gross^	Date**
1	The Hunger Games	LGF	$152,535,747	37.4%	4,137	$36,871	$408,010,692	3/23/12
2	Alice in Wonderland (2010)	BV	$116,101,023	34.7%	3,728	$31,143	$334,191,110	3/05/10
3	Captain America: The Winter Soldier	BV	$95,023,721	36.6%	3,938	$24,130	$259,766,572	4/04/14
4	Fast Five	Uni.	$86,198,765	41.1%	3,644	$23,655	$209,837,675	4/29/11
5	Oz The Great and Powerful	BV	$79,110,453	33.7%	3,912	$20,223	$234,911,825	3/08/13
6	Fast and Furious	Uni.	$70,950,500	45.8%	3,461	$20,500	$155,064,265	4/03/09
7	300	WB	$70,885,301	33.7%	3,103	$22,844	$210,614,939	3/09/07
8	Dr. Seuss' The Lorax	Uni.	$70,217,070	32.8%	3,729	$18,830	$214,030,500	3/02/12
9	Cinderella (2015)	BV	$70,053,000	100.0%	3,845	$18,219	$70,053,000	3/13/15
10	Ice Age: The Meltdown	Fox	$68,033,544	34.8%	3,964	$17,162	$195,330,621	3/31/06
11	Clash of the Titans (2010)	WB	$61,235,105	37.5%	3,777	$16,213	$163,214,888	4/02/10
12	Monsters Vs. Aliens	P/DW	$59,321,095	29.9%	4,104	$14,454	$198,351,526	3/27/09
13	Watchmen	WB	$55,214,334	51.4%	3,611	$15,291	$107,509,799	3/06/09
14	Divergent	LG/S	$54,607,747	36.2%	3,936	$13,874	$150,947,895	3/21/14

 

 

Oh my The Lorax. I remember when that came out of nowhere with that opening weekend. That was a fun weekend. Nobody was checking for that 70m opening.

[AJG]

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Gosh darn it people, why am I the only one on the Paul Blart train!?