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

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Hatebox Global Phenomenon

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I saw JW last night. Fun flick!! Glad it's doing so well. We need more 80's style family adventure movies.

 

[bites tongue]

 

Anyway, is that good for Ant-Man?

 

ETA: seems to be ok.

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Yes, anything it makes at this point is icing on the cake.

 

Since the primary purpose of Minions is to sell merchandise any amount that covered production costs would be a success.

It's no different than Cars 2 is for Disney. While it was one of Pixar's lowest grossing films, it was a huge profit maker for Disney which made well over $1B in gross sales off of it. (not including continual sales years later).

 

The numbers are interesting in that they suggest legs may not be great (especially for a kids film).  

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I never said Mi ions was doing poorly. Obviously it's not. However, is it ok to look at significant drops, add in poor word of mouth and mediocre at best reviews and contemplate its effect on the franchise. I guess Baumer I am not seeing what is so outlandish about that.

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I saw JW last night. Fun flick!! Glad it's doing so well. We need more 80's style family adventure movies.

Give me more Indiana Jones, E.T., Goonies and Jurassic Park(1993), and I would be a happy camper.

http://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/the-goonies-2-is-coming-chris-columbus-calls-sequel-difficult-2015207

When it comes to a Goonies sequel, the film's original screenwriter Chris Columbus always keeps three words in mind: Never say die. In a new interview on July 20's HuffPost Live, the filmmaker - currently promoting Pixels with Josh Gad - told fans that yes, the sequel is happening, but no, it's not on the fast track.

Problem No. 1? There's no final script. "There are a lot of writers who are interested in writing Goonies, but we're very protective because it's such a well-loved movie," Columbus said. "The Goonies have aged 30 years, so there was a magic about that particular cast. How do you make it work now? That's a difficult challenge."

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Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 11 

1) Jurassic World – $414,366,320 (Mon - $11,566,225)
2) Marvel’s The Avengers - $380,995,436 (Mon - $7,923,789)
3) The Dark Knight - $324,299,793 (Mon - $10,518,116) 
4) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $318,801,176 (Mon - $5,398,779)
5) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $299,698,207 (Mon - $3,402,550)
6) The Dark Knight Rises - $295,272,856 (Mon - $8,160,046)
7) Iron Man 3 - $289,562,441 (Mon - $4,615,742)
8) Harry Potter 7b: Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $280,016,609 (Mon - $6,477,328)
9) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $279,712,800 (Sat - $10,688,091)
10) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $266,277,457 (Mon - $7,912,691)
11) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $255,648,711 (Sun - $18,708,290)
12) Furious 7 - $255,156,380 (Mon - $3,639,980)

13) The Hunger Games - 

$253,006,396 (Mon - $4,522,495)
14) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $247,145,003 (Sat - $18,326,865) 
15) Spiderman 3 - $243,829,653 (Mon - $3,592,825) 
16) Spiderman 2 - $243,032,969 (Sat - $17,916,624) 
17) Toy Story 3 - $235,811,275 (Mon - $8,921,924)
18) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $233,334,668 (Mon - $2,386,972)
19) Avatar - $232,129,323 (Mon - $19,418,139)
20) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $229,919,176 (Mon - $2,533,058) 
21) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $228,316,339 (Mon - $2,635,435)
22) Spiderman - $228,251,280 (Mon - $5,211,249) 
23) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $227,019,720 (Sat - $12,288,703)
24) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $223,357,778 (Mon - $2,525,769)


25) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $221,696,526 (Mon - $4,150,798)

26) Minions - $221,543,540 (Mon - $5,777,100)

27) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $221,395,291 (Mon - $2,339,162)
28) Shrek The Third - $217,348,470 (Mon - $13,970,020) 

29) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - 

$215,635,899 (Sun - $12,706,606) 
30) Alice in Wonderland - $215,393,542 (Mon - $6,054,110)
31) Despicable Me 2 - $215,367,025 (Sat - $17,433,065)
32) Iron Man 2 - $214,916,361 (Mon - $3,715,485) 
33) Man of Steel - $214,615,316 (Mon - $4,537,163) 
34) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $212,360,848 (Sat - $11,192,996)
35) Shrek 2 - $212,125,502 (Sat - $27,235,110) 
36) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $208,072,067 (Sat - $17,249,267) 
37) American Sniper - $204,583,784 (Mon - $4,183,367)(1)
38) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $203,451,580 (Mon - $2,441,373) 
39) The Matrix: Reloaded - $ 200,773,759 (Sun - $12,128,245)
40) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $197,852,087 (Sat - $12,281,132) 
41) Transformers - $197,813,608 (Fri - $10,831,926)


42) The Passion Of The Christ - $196,236,096 (Sat - $21,929,043)

43) Inside Out - $192,061,039 (Mon - $6,920,675)

44) Harry Potter 1: SS - $189,504,513 (Mon - $2,526,000)
45) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $189,186,353 (Sun - $16,531,903) 

46) The Hangover Part II - 

$185,808,194 (Sun - $7,938,163)
47) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $185,283,282 (Sat - $17,227,061) 
48) The Amazing Spider-Man - $176,070,659 (Fri - $10,198,412) 
49) Guardians of the Galaxy - $181,859,666 (Mon - $5,343,905)
50) Iron Man - $181,675,868 (Mon - $3,850,844)
51) Transformers:  Age of Extinction - $180,166,140 (Mon - $4,770,186)
52) Monsters University - $178,331,953 (Mon - $7,898,760)
53) X-Men 3: The Last Stand - $178,281,306 (Mon - $2,932,897) 
54) Fast & Furious 6 - $173,972,465 (Mon - $2,968,500)
55) Star Wars 1: TPM - $173,057,101 (Sat - $19,330,780) 
56) X-Men:  Days of Future Past - $165,184,109 (Mon - $3,163,908)
 
1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release
 
·   Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace makes its debut on the charts!
·   Jurassic World extends its lead over The Avengers to over $33 million.
·   Wednesday openers still have weekend numbers, as this helps Spiderman 2 jump up 4 spots from 20 to 16, Despicable Me 2 moves up 5 spots, Shrek 2 leapfrogs 7 movies, The Passion of the Christ moves up 6 spots, and The Lord of the Rings moves up 6 spots with Saturday grosses.  

 ·  Avatar continues its ascent up the charts as it moves from the #26 spot to #19.
 ·  Star Wars Episode II: AOTC moves up 5 spots as it benefits from Memorial Day weekend (2002).
 ·  Shaky legs plague Man of Steel and Harry Potter 4: GOF as they both drop 4 spots.
 ·  Crossing $250 million on Day 11:  Star Wars Episode III: ROTS and The Hunger Games.
 ·  Crossing $200 million on Day 11:  Despicable Me 2, Shrek 2, Lord of the Rings: ROTK, and The Matrix: Reloaded.

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Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 32

1) Jurassic World – $592,840,220 (Mon - $2,150,625)

2) Marvel’s The Avengers - $554,992,773 (Mon - $2,042,375)

3) Avatar - $504,868,451 (Mon - $11,615,834)

4) The Dark Knight - $473,194,356 (Mon - $2,112,206) 
5) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $428,633,715 (Mon - $1,082,288)

6) The Dark Knight Rises - $411,161,725 (Mon - $1,374,465)

7) Iron Man 3 - $385,942,966 (Mon - $755,230)

8) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $381,273,783 (Mon - $1,574,139) 

9) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $376,792,804 (Sat - $3,212,572)

10) Shrek 2 - $374,235,745 (Sat - $5,398,242)

11) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire -

$373,997,033 (Mon - $2,278,758)

12) Toy Story 3 - $364,856,662 (Mon - $1,891,284)

13) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $358,495,410 (Mon - $1,158,055)

14) The Hunger Games - $358,075,670 (Mon - $1,009,203)

15) Spiderman - $355,330,685 (Mon - $1,507,141) 

16) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $348,140,685 (Sun - $3,512,032)

17) Spiderman 2 - $341,772,127 (Sat - $3,507,392) 

18) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $336,181,865 (Sat - $2,466,784)

19) Furious 7 - $331,562,645 (Mon -$494,150)

20) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $323,583,085 (Sat - $4,614,194) 

21) Despicable Me 2 - $323,525,285 (Sat - $4,153,065)

22) Star Wars 1: TPM - $321,252,062 (Sat - $7,338,491)

23) Spiderman 3 - $319,099,696 (Mon - $757,586) 

24) Alice in Wonderland - $310,965,601 (Mon - $1,231,848)

25) The Passion Of The Christ - $310,860,490 (Sat - $5,186,862)

26) Inside Out - $307,830,350 (Mon - $1,583,304)

27) American Sniper -

$306,478,136 (Mon - $2,365,038)(1)

28) Shrek The Third - $298,399,656 (Mon - $1,154,556)

29) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $294,814,282 (Sat - $4,521,633)

30) Iron Man 2 - $292,232,099 (Mon - $802,229)

31) Transformers - $292,043,529 (Fri - $1,685,673)

32) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $291,072,394 (Mon - $1,716,284)

33) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $290,961,044 (Sun - $2,650,456) 

34) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $287,984,700 (Mon - $982,984)

35) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $287,003,133 (Sat - $1,536,393)

36) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $282,238,071 (Sat - $2,045,072)

37) Man of Steel - $281,481,205 (Mon - $592,243)

38) Guardians of the Galaxy - $281,204,119 (Mon - $5,824,589)

39) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $278,869,783 (Mon - $657,165)

40) Iron Man - $277,397,055 (Mon - $1,230,719)

41) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $277,349,871 (Mon - $523,728)

42) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $275,569,901 (Mon - $971,582)

43) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $270,752,531 (Sun - $3,308,872)

44) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $270,279,145 (Sat - $2,089,181)

45) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $266,979,401 (Mon - $651,427)

46) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $266,686,635 (Mon - $963,017)

47) Skyfall - $262,288,449 (Mon - $888,168)

48) The Matrix: Reloaded - $257,486,680 (Sun - $1,827,179)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release.

 

·         On Day 32, boosted by President’s Day 2010, Avatar grosses $11.6 million and crosses the $500 million milestone in the third fastest time.

·         Shrek 2 enters the top10 for the first time where it will not leave, surpassing The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

·         The Lord of the Rings:  Return of the King overtakes Despicable Me 2 by less than $100K to crack into the top 20.

·         Star Wars Episode I:  The Phantom Menace overwhelms a slowing Spiderman 3.

·         The Lord of the Rings:  The Two Towers climbs another 2 spots.

  • Guardians of the Galaxy on Labor Day 2014, jumps up another 3 spots to #38.
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Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 39

1) Jurassic World – $612,601,315 (Mon - $1,372,585)

2) Marvel’s The Avengers - $573,685,968 (Mon - $1,385,505)

3) Avatar - $554,981,691 (Mon - $3,240,192)

4) The Dark Knight - $490,600,141 (Mon - $1,183,256) 
5) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $438,901,113 (Mon - $747,554)

6) The Dark Knight Rises - $423,088,380 (Mon - $833,162)

7) Iron Man 3 - $394,952,363 (Mon - $669,037)

8) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $393,369,734 (Mon - $937,953)

9) Shrek 2 - $393,825,312 (Sat - $4,110,580)

10) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $393,474,778 (Mon - $2,489,456)

11) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $386,753,883 (Sat - $1,822,607)

12) Toy Story 3 - $380,588,257 (Mon - $1,171,706)

13) The Hunger Games - $372,740,943 (Mon - $721,922)

14) Spiderman - $371,506,188 (Mon - $1,078,005)

15) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $366,602,118 (Mon - $594,218)

16) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $358,469,219 (Sun - $1,921,184)

17) Spiderman 2 - $352,914,946 (Sat - $2,233,078) 

18) Star Wars 1: TPM - $347,148,476 (Sat - $5,790,418)

19) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $343,270,593 (Sat - $1,252,031)

20) Furious 7 - $338,962,145 (Mon - $407,010)

21) Despicable Me 2 -

$336,757,445 (Sat - $2,287,225)

22) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $335,700,055 (Sat - $3,158,167) 

23) Spiderman 3 - $326,055,191 (Mon - $470,042) 

24) The Passion Of The Christ - $326,852,950 (Sat - $4,096,404)

25) American Sniper - $320,845,846 (Mon - $836,221)(1)

26) Alice in Wonderland - $319,380,754 (Mon - $371,236)

27) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $308,939,828 (Mon - $2,220,422)

28) Shrek The Third - $308,617,678 (Mon - $810,239)

29) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $307,406,571 (Sat - $3,447,376)

30) Transformers - $300,560,008 (Fri - $926,410)

31) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $300,085,447 (Sun - $1,597,376) 

32) Iron Man 2 - $299,820,425 (Mon - $538,035)

33) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $296,454,390 (Mon - $751,315)

34) Guardians of the Galaxy - $295,486,958 (Mon - $721,759)

35) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $292,435,125 (Sat - $899,381)

36) Frozen - $291,905,733 (Sat - $8,037,475)(2)

37) Iron Man - $289,741,611 (Mon - $893,971)

38) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $289,167,953 (Sat - $1,435,899)

39) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $288,613,051 (Mon - $1,446,369)

40) Man of Steel - $285,253,826 (Mon - $253,352)

41) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $281,978,951 (Mon - $346,262)

42) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $281,919,694 (Mon - $956,936)

43) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $279,828,766 (Sun - $1,648,280) 

44) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $277,478,561 (Sat - $1,454,395)

45) Finding Nemo - $276,792,872 (Mon - $1,855,898)

46) Titanic - $276,501,108 (Mon - $1,901,222)

47) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $274,432,306 (Mon - $1,437,671)

48) Skyfall - $272,623,067 (Mon - $701,272) 

49) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $271,182,842 (Mon - $914,635)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

2)     Includes $342K before wide release.

 

·         Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace overtakes Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

·         Crossing $300 million on Day 39:  Transformers and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

·         Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 gain a spot.

·         Frozen gains another 4 spots with a massive $8 million Saturday.

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57.4% drop, a little better than 58% of Minions and IO but bigger than 54% drop of GOTG

GOTG had monster word of mouth. It's holds on weekdays were really good throughout its run. Ant-Man's word of mouth seems to be "Its good". I'm sure it will see a big bump today thanks to cheap Tuesday.

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I think you hit the nail on the head RamblinRed, but I also think Cars 2 had a negative effect on the film franchise, but product sales were through the roof. We will see as they try to ramp up marketing and sales when Cars 3 rolls around.

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57.5% drop, higher than Captain America (but that was 4 years ago on the same weekend roughly).

 

Cap is a good comparison given the very similar release date and similar size opening. For the weekend it was 88% of Cap's total. For Monday it's 82.56%. If that continues it will struggle to reach $150m. Of course maybe it will be more like JP4 and play as a weekend movie more than a summer weekday movie.

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GOTG had monster word of mouth. It's holds on weekdays were really good throughout its run. Ant-Man's word of mouth seems to be "Its good". I'm sure it will see a big bump today thanks to cheap Tuesday.

 

What remains to be seen is whether WOM is "it's good, you gotta see it in theaters!" or just "it's good, maybe catch it on video". My friend the die-hard Marvel fan enjoyed it, but he didn't really think it was worth going to see in theaters.

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