Monday #s NOTHING IS CRUMBLING OKAY

[Mattrek]

P.S - PDC, I am perfectly aware of the fact that it will still end up almost 300m behind JW

PDC obviously didn't read this part, next time add it to the original post. Even then he'd probably find a way around it though. Broken record is broken.

[kayumanggi]

ANT-MAN took in $3.32M on Monday. Domestic total stands at $109.54M. #AntMan

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

July 28, 2015

INSIDE OUT took in $1.15M on Monday. Domestic total stands at $321.55M. #InsideOut

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

July 28, 2015

[bladels]

IO is catching up with TS3 again: 1.15m vs 1.17m

TS3 made 34.5m after its 6th Monday

IO needs 38.1m to reach $360m, 39.9m to have 4X OW multiplier, 46.1m to pass DM2

Edited July 28, 2015 by bladels

[grim22]

 

 

Preview showtimes in OC for the openers:

- Vacation with 75 showtimes 2 days prior to release

- Rogue Nation with 73 showtimes 4 days prior

 

Baselines for 2 days prior to opening: Pixels 102 (it actually reduced the day of release and ended with 88 - kind of unprecedented), Southpaw with 62, Paper Towns with 57. For 1 day prior to opening: Terminator + Magic Mike 156, Ant-Man 142, Trainwreck 75, Minions 227.  No baselines for 4 days prior.

 

Looks like Vacation may do around 2M to 2.5M if showtime escalation continues. Would compare favorably to We Are The Millers which made 1.7M Tuesday previews.

 

Rogue Nation looking to do around 5-6M if showtimes increase as expected.

 

 

Updates:

- Vacation is up to 90 showtimes for tonight

- Rogue Nation is up to 102 showtimes with 2 days left

 

Vacation is well above Southpaw, Paper Towns and Pixels, still thinking 2-2.5M previews. Rogue Nation gained some major traction in showtimes and could challenge Ant-Man's final showtime count by Thursday, will end below Ant-Man's previews since it is only 2D.

[Gopher]

I totally forgot there's still another Hunger Games movie (or that I saw the last one, lol). I guess this one should go up but the admissions bump should be more in line with Twilight than Potter.

[kayumanggi]

SOUTHPAW took in $2.00M on Monday. 4-Day domestic total stands at $18.70M. #Southpaw

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

July 28, 2015

[kayumanggi]

PIXELS took in $2.86M on Monday. 4-Day domestic total stands at $26.87M. #Pixels

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

July 28, 2015

[e1828]

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 18

1) Jurassic World – $506,899,800 (Mon - $6,526,380)

2) Marvel’s The Avengers - $463,353,451 (Mon - $5,687,934)

3) The Dark Knight - $400,038,494 (Mon - $6,287,429) 
4) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $375,466,255 (Mon - $3,435,547)

5) Avatar - $360,209,452 (Mon - $8,094,554)

6) The Dark Knight Rises - $358,660,592 (Mon - $4,725,498)

7) Iron Man 3 - $340,868,034 (Mon - $3,206,057)

8) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $337,794,484 (Mon - $1,943,642)

9) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $332,127,039 (Sat - $9,476,273)

10) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $326,203,444 (Mon - $4,304,211) 

11) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $321,839,842 (Mon - $3,328,240)

12) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $307,892,961 (Sun - $7,555,982)

13) The Hunger Games - $306,593,939 (Mon - $4,143,217)

14) Shrek 2 - $302,608,864 (Sat - $15,563,658)

15) Toy Story 3 - $301,883,298 (Mon - $12,777,105)

16) Furious 7 - $296,532,315 (Mon - $2,021,640)

17) Transformers: Dark of the Moon -

$296,487,753 (Sat - $8,622,714)

18) Spiderman 2 - $294,579,826 (Sat - $9,941,993) 

19) Spiderman - $289,882,492 (Mon- $4,308,824) 

20) Spiderman 3 - $284,729,332 (Mon - $2,349,677) 

21) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $283,395,934 (Sat - $10,563,221) 

22) Despicable Me 2 - $268,595,595 (Sat - $10,027,475)

23) Alice in Wonderland - $268,193,975 (Mon - $2,760,338)

24) Minions - $265,544,530 (Mon - $3,090,160)

25) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $260,969,703 (Sat - $5,134,441)

26) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 -

$259,591,489 (Mon - $1,437,896)

27) Shrek The Third - $258,553,839 (Mon - $2,626,056)

28) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $256,392,782 (Mon - $1,029,730)
29) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $255,813,342 (Mon - $1,214,476)

30) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $255,610,936 (Mon - $2,169,213)

31) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $254,290,037 (Fri - $10,699,493)

32) The Passion Of The Christ - $253,792,087 (Sat - $13,452,908)

33) Iron Man 2 - $253,241,439 (Mon - $2,215,378)

34) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $253,014,750 (Sun - $6,614,468)

 

35) Man of Steel - $251,621,616 (Mon - $3,044,020)

36) Inside Out - $250,845,401 (Mon - $4,954,006)

37) American Sniper - $250,397,650 (Mon - $2,645,109)(1)

38) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $249,893,845 (Sat - $6,755,356)

39) Transformers -

$248,561,249 (Fri - $6,097,746)

40) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $248,073,698 (Mon - $1,147,289)

41) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $245,657,482 (Mon - $1,138,366)

42) Star Wars 1: TPM - $245,134,578 (Sat - $13,854,324)

43) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $236,845,162 (Sat - $7,073,211) 

44) The Matrix: Reloaded - $232,701,046 (Sun - $4,454,316)

45) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $232,324,823 (Sun - $6,488,254)  

46) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $230,406,014 (Mon - $1,139,298)

47) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $228,546,604 (Mon - $6,919,722)

48) Iron Man - $226,196,567 (Mon - $3,072,182)

49) Guardians of the Galaxy - $225,546,287 (Mon - $2,884,902)

50) Skyfall - $223,067,688 (Mon - $1,923,566)

51) The Amazing Spider-Man - $221,171,631 (Fri - $3,447,317) 
52) Harry Potter 1: SS - $220,931,289 (Mon - $1,261,000)

53) Monsters University - $218,814,952 (Mon - $2,560,973)

54) The Hangover Part II - $215,727,461 (Sun - $4,384,646)

55) The Hobbit:  Battle of the Five Armies - $215,307,016 (Sat - $8,135,890)

56) Transformers:  Age of Extinction - $210,850,231 (Mon - $2,016,518)

57) Fast & Furious 6 - $204,960,175 (Mon - $2,147,595)

58) X-Men 3: The Last Stand - $203,913,170 (Mon - $1,668,518) 
59) Captain America: The Winter Soldier - $203,096,637 (Mon - $2,595,127)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

 

·         The Dark Knight crosses $400 million on Day 18, the third fastest to do so.

·         Avatar joins the top 5 taking down The Dark Knight Rises.

·         The surprising Shrek 2 gains another 3 spots and enters the top 15.

·         Tobey Maguire’s Spiderman movies occupy the 18^th, 19^th and 20^th positions on Day 18 as well.

·         The Passion of the Christ, with a strong $13+ million Saturday rockets up 9 spots.

·         Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 drops 4 spots to #41.

·         The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey on NYE gains another 2 spots.

·         Crossing $300 million on Day 18:  Shrek 2 and Toy Story 3.

·         Crossing $250 million on Day 18:  Lord Of The Rings: TT, The Passion Of The Christ,  Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Man of Steel and American Sniper.

[e1828]

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

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

25) Inside Out - $321,545,325 (Mon - $1,151,986)

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

27) Alice in Wonderland -

$319,380,754 (Mon - $371,236)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

50) 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.

Edited July 28, 2015 by e1828

[e1828]

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 46

1) Jurassic World – $625,009,700 (Mon - $925,750)

2) Avatar - $598,453,037 (Mon - $2,700,621)

3) Marvel’s The Avengers - $587,927,710 (Mon - $1,133,339)

4) The Dark Knight - $504,798,337 (Mon - $2,504,411) 
5) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $445,228,711 (Mon - $451,436)

6) The Dark Knight Rises - $433,311,261 (Mon - $1,880,976)

7) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $407,703,526 (Mon - $563,827)

8) Shrek 2 - $406,475,278 (Sat - $2,236,028)

9) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $401,821,420 (Sun - $1,585,649)

10) Iron Man 3 -

$399,985,196 (Mon - $326,102)

11) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $392,960,053 (Sat - $1,225,159)

12) Toy Story 3 - $390,606,539 (Mon - $845,048)

13) Spiderman - $383,361,967 (Mon - $824,298) 

14) The Hunger Games - $381,039,319 (Mon - $424,660)

15) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $371,163,237 (Mon - $358,175)

16) Star Wars 1: TPM - $366,618,828 (Sat - $3,852,394)

17) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $365,553,264 (Sun - $1,381,021)

18) Spiderman 2 - $359,914,731 (Sat - $1,408,857) 

19) The Passion Of The Christ - $349,340,005 (Sat - $4,973,293)

20) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $346,843,821 (Sat - $574,521)

21) Despicable Me 2 - $344,860,400 (Sat - $1,581,660)

22) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $344,131,995 (Sat - $2,739,574) 

23) Furious 7 - $344,094,705 (Mon - $312,230)

24) American Sniper - $331,304,919 (Mon - $502,179)(1)

25) Spiderman 3 - $330,323,361 (Mon - $302,224)

26) Alice in Wonderland -

$324,412,674 (Mon - $281,373)

27) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $324,301,247 (Mon - $566,745)

28) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $314,497,684  (Sat - $2,340,265)

29) Shrek The Third - $314,132,750 (Mon - $393,047)

30) Frozen - $312,843,634 (Sat - $7,136,347)(2)

31) Titanic - $309,605,750 (Mon - $1,505,547)

32) Guardians of the Galaxy - $306,566,055 (Mon - $578,865)

33) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $306,428,521 (Sun - $1,037,719) 

34) Transformers - $305,062,376 (Fri - $522,553)

35) Iron Man 2 - $304,553,236 (Mon - $342,907)

36) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $302,156,352 (Mon - $430,661)

37) Iron Man - $298,639,217 (Mon - $720,888)

38) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $295,455,581 (Sat - $493,359)

39) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $293,562,965 (Mon - $239,134)

40) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $293,553,701 (Sat - $1,122,277)

41) Finding Nemo - $292,374,253 (Mon - $1,305,798)

42) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $288,269,091 (Mon - $314,436)

43) Man of Steel - $286,912,067 (Mon - $104,562)

44) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $286,422,893 (Mon - $383,828)

45) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $286,253,887 (Sun - $1,226,017)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

2)     Includes $342K before wide release.

 

·         The Dark Knight has a massive $2.5 million Monday on Labor Day 2008.

·         The Dark Knight Rises has a $1.9 million Monday on Labor Day 2012.

·         Day 45 marks the first day Stars Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace overtakes Star Wars Episode III: ROTS.

·         After a furious start Furious 7 is out of juice and falls two spots to 23.

·         Frozen continues its weekend by moving up 2 spots and overtakes Titanic (for the time being) and guardians of the Galaxy.

Edited July 28, 2015 by e1828

[Dementeleus]

Look at AVATAR, just crushing TA's and JW's summer weekdays in the dead of February.

[CJohn]

Look at AVATAR, just crushing TA's and JW's summer weekdays in the dead of February.

What is an Avatar? What is a Titanic? Certainly not things from this world for sure. JW and Avengers are number 1 and 2 WW and DOM as far as I know. 

Edited July 28, 2015 by CJohn

[Planodisney]

Looking inside all of the numbers, anything is possible, but there is almost no way IO doesn't pass F7.

It will be a little over 330 after it's 7th weekend. It's been daily tracking ahead of DM2 for weeks now and DM2 made 22 million after it's 7th weekend. That would put IO over 352, but like I said, it's been tracking ahead of DM2 for weeks an shows no signs of not continuing that pace. I also think it could have its first day tracking ahead of TS3 tomorrow.

[grim22]

I think we will surely hit a new high for Superbowl commercial prices this year: https://variety.com/2015/film/news/super-bowl-ads-live-stream-cbs-tv-commercials-1201549892/

 

TV’s most memorable and most-watched commercials will no longer be relegated to the TV set.

For nearly half a century, the only way for the average consumer to see all the glitzy commercials that accompanied the Super Bowl was to watch a broadcast of the game on television.

In 2016, CBS intends to shake things up, by live-streaming – in as close to real-time as possible – every single national ad that supports its February 7, 2016, telecast of Super Bowl 50. The maneuver is one that could have seismic ramifications for the media business, as it essentially forces the event’s big-spending sponsors to consider online impressions and TV ratings at the same time, not separately, as has been common practice.

Details of CBS’ plan have been making the rounds of media-buying agencies, according to two executives with knowledge of the offer as well as another person familiar with the situation. “It’s a huge deal,” said one buyer. “They are not going to let people opt out” of live-streaming. CBS did not make executives available for comment.

CBS has pressed for a price increase for Super Bowl commercials, according to executives familiar with negotiations. The buying executives suggested the network wanted at least $4.5 million to $4.7 million for a 30-second spot in the game, while another person with knowledge of talks suggested that range represented the low end of what is being discussed with sponsors. In comments made to investors and analysts in February, CBS Corp.Chief Executive Leslie Moonves said the network wanted “north of $5 million” for a 30-second Super Bowl spot.

 

Hopefully the movie trailers which run during the superbowl will be well thought out unlike these

 

 

[grim22]

Look at AVATAR, just crushing TA's and JW's summer weekdays in the dead of February.

 

This blows my mind:

 

31) Titanic - $309,605,750 (Mon - $1,505,547)

 

The movie made more than double its current total after day 39.

 

For comparison, this is Inside Out

 

25) Inside Out - $321,545,325(Mon - $1,151,986)

 

No one is saying it will hit 650M, 350M is being debated here.

Edited July 28, 2015 by grim22

[CJohn]

I think we will surely hit a new high for Superbowl commercial prices this year: https://variety.com/2015/film/news/super-bowl-ads-live-stream-cbs-tv-commercials-1201549892/

 

 

Hopefully the movie trailers which run during the superbowl will be well thought out unlike these

 

I doubt we will see more than 2 or 3 movies getting SB TV Spots tbh. 

 

Disney is the king at SB Spots for non-Marvel/non-Live Action Fairy Tale proprieties. 

Edited July 28, 2015 by CJohn

[CJohn]

Another amazing piece of marketing. 

[TServo2049]

Best Super Bowl spot is still ID4.

"ENJOY THE SUPER BOWL. IT COULD BE YOUR LAST."

The JW spot was also a great awareness builder (from what I'm aware - I didn't watch it until after I saw the movie, I didn't want anything to be spoiled)

[GiantCALBears]

Feels like late August already, damn.

[baumer]

Look at AVATAR, just crushing TA's and JW's summer weekdays in the dead of February.