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Monday Actuals: Ant-Man $6.40M, Minions $5.78M, Trainwreck $3.54M, JW $1.37M

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Ugh... It's easier to pretend there's not a sequel/remake when there's not a sequel/remake. Doesn't he also want to continue on with the Harry Potter series? 

 

 

Daily Domestic Chart for Monday July 20th, 2015
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    Movie Distributor Genre Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days 1 (1) Ant-Man Walt Disney Action $6,403,901 -58% 3,856 $1,661   $63,629,427 4 2 (2) Minions Universal Comedy $5,777,100 -60% 4,311 $1,340   $221,543,540 11 3 (3) Trainwreck Universal Comedy $3,537,105 -57% 3,158 $1,120   $33,634,145 4 - (4) Inside Out Walt Disney Adventure $1,583,304 -53% 3,263 $485   $307,830,350 32 - (5) Jurassic World Universal Action $1,372,505 -58% 3,117 $440   $612,601,315 39 - (6) Terminator: Genisys Paramount Pictures Action $648,053 -61% 2,814 $230   $81,290,367 20 - (10) Ted 2 Universal Comedy $348,040 -52% 1,582 $220   $77,707,290 25 - (11) Self/Less Focus Features Thriller/Suspense $303,721 -56% 2,353 $129   $10,635,354 11 - (13) Spy! 20th Century Fox Comedy $179,884 -58% 939 $192   $106,778,789 46 - (-) Dope Open Road Comedy $44,768 -50% 221 $203   $16,163,583 32 - (-) Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Fox Searchlight Drama $34,416 -51% 235 $146   $6,233,825 39 - (-) Home 20th Century Fox Adventure $32,501 -44% 212 $153   $176,281,273 116 - (-) Pitch Perfect 2 Universal Comedy $31,440 -43% 262 $120   $183,467,820 67 - (-) Insidious Chapter 3 Focus Features Horror $8,197 -44% 87 $94   $51,912,048 46 - (-) Far from the Madding Crowd Fox Searchlight Drama $7,856 -42% 74 $106   $12,112,131 81 - (-) Poltergeist 20th Century Fox Horror $6,516 -49% 71 $92   $47,344,056 60 - (-) A Little Chaos Focus Features Drama $1,338 -74% 25 $54   $552,947 25

 

 

 

So Disney has stopped daily tracking of AOU as of last Friday?

 

Speaking of tracking, is it just a coincidence that Divergent: Insurgent, Kingsman, Night at the Museum, Get Hard, Age of Adeline, McFarland USA, and The Longest Ride (throw in Escobar and the Ark of Mr. Chow if you like) all closed their theatrical runs on July 9th? Were all these movies kept around just for the July 4th holiday? I'm just curious if I should factor in all kinds of summer stuff lingering around through the summer to all close close after labor day weekend?

 

Anyone also know how Universal releases their periodic numbers? Like when will they update numbers on FF7 and 50 Shades of Grey? 

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So VISION is crying because his movie made 1.4B WW??? Is that by chance, tears of joy cause you'd have to be a fool to think that's bad regardless of the over expectations and predictions people had for this movie...

No, he's crying because Claire Dearing kicked him and the rest of the Avengers team in the junk with her bionic heels. 

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AOU has been out since May 1st.. It's Mid July... Even myself being such a big fan of MARVEL and AOU has to throw in the towel and admit it had a good run, regardless if the nerd squad around her wanna throw water on 1.4B it's made..

I'm not rooting for it (or against it), but AOU had a lower drop of theaters last week I'm assuming because of Ant-Man... When the weekend went up by 3% for AOU, I wanted to look at the dailies and per location averages.. I know sounds really nerdy, but you can make some interesting correlations even looking at very late numbers on movies. 

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so many OTs...

 

I'll add one too

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkVAAtC1mEA

 

and afterwards dream of an actual BO results thread without any movie reference to not actuallly playing in the cinemas movies/franchises and also w/o overly dramatic formulations.

I know I am a big optimist

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It's a little earlier than most Disney films, but they typically stop daily tracking after 12 weeks.

 

WB and FOX usually keep tracking until nearly the end or is that just coincidental from my samples? I've noticed Disney/Universal stop tracking, and I can't recall what all the others do off the top of my head.

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http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/adam-sandlers-pixels-john-greens-810216

 

 

In the latest test of Adam Sandler's star status, Sony's Pixels is expected to open in the mid-$20 million range at the North American box office this weekend, a low-key start for the $90 million all-audience tentpole.

 

In North America, the big wild card of the weekend is John Green YA film adaptation Paper Towns. The Fox movie hopes to cross $20 million, but could easily overperform if it energizes its fanbase, young girls.

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I think it finishes more around 150m.

I see the rest of the summer underperforming so with little competition, Ant-Man can manage 170M. Though I should have mentioned, I think 182M is on the very high end (but an end which at the moment I feel it can reach). 2.62x multi would be very disappointing. With a low OW compared to other Marvel movies, it'll be a tad easier to get stronger legs.

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WB and FOX usually keep tracking until nearly the end or is that just coincidental from my samples? I've noticed Disney/Universal stop tracking, and I can't recall what all the others do off the top of my head.

 

Each company tracks the daily numbers differently. Some do go to the bitter end. Others tend to have a specific end point.

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Oh, wow... If it does open sub-30, I hope that means Chris Columbus won't be allowed to wreck havoc on The Goonies and the adult Harry Potter characters.

 

Each company tracks the daily numbers differently. Some do go to the bitter end. Others tend to have a specific end point.

 

 

Thanks. I wish they would all track as long as possible.

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Adam Sandler simply isn't a draw anymore.. Now if this starred Kevin James, it might be a different story.. We bag on Paul Blart and it's sequel, but damn if they don't make $$$$

Sometimes I don't think you pay attention to any movie. You say that if this start Kevin James it would do better? Dude Kevin James is like in the movie with Adam Sandler and everybody else. He's all over the trailers how could you miss that?

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