Monday # 25 Aug SoC 2.72m| MI5 1.05m| Sin2 0.89m| Ag.47 0.79m| UNCLE 0.73m| AU 0.58m| Min 0.43m| Gift 0.43m| AM 0.39m| Ricki 0.34m

[terrestrial]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 1 min1 minute ago

STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON took in $2.72M on Monday. Domestic total stands at $113.81M. #StraightOuttaCompton

 

Boxoffice.com:

 

 

Straight Outta Compton    $2,720,990    -64%    3,025    268   Ø $900    $113,808,480    2

 

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation    $1,051,812    -67%    3,442    -258   Ø $306    $158,566,597    4

 

Sinister 2    $896,297    -60%    2,766    --   Ø $324    $11,438,413    1  

 

Hitman: Agent 47    $790,607    -64%    3,261    --   Ø $242    $9,117,137    1

 

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.    $734,162    -63%    3,673    35   Ø $200    $27,268,376    2

 

American Ultra    $586,956    -59%    2,778    --   Ø $211    $6,041,240    1

 

Minions    $434,070    -63%    2,226    -414  Ø $195    $320,518,115    7

 

The Gift (2015)    $431,628    -64%    2,303    -200   Ø $187    $31,467,151    3

 

Ant-Man    $391,081    -66%    2,016    -290   Ø $194    $164,882,916    6  

 

Ricki and the Flash    $344,357    -59%    2,013    -51  Ø $171    $20,576,842    3

 

Fantastic Four (2015)    $323,093    -69%    2,581    -1423   Ø $125    $50,032,087    3

 

Vacation (2015)    $283,518    -62%    2,302    -786   Ø $123    $52,475,179    4

 

Trainwreck    $253,270    -59%    1,333    -665   Ø $190    $102,647,395    6  

 

Pixels    $205,154    -66%    1,349    -827  Ø  $152    $68,761,659    5

 

Inside Out (2015)    $200,492    -60%    821    -198   Ø $244    $342,553,567    10

 

Shaun the Sheep Movie    $178,358    -66%    1,678    -682  Ø $106    $14,697,175    3

 

Southpaw    $132,668    -60%    1,058    -669  Ø $125    $48,194,703    5

 

Jurassic World    $94,795    -64%    574    -164  Ø $165    $639,663,325    11 

 

Paper Towns    $35,390    -59%    373    -226  Ø $95    $31,140,453    5

 

Mistress America    $26,211    -61%    32    28   Ø $819    $401,534    2

 

San Andreas    $23,480    -71%    233    -33   Ø $101    $153,916,763    13

   

Terminator Genisys    $21,701    -67%    236    51   Ø $92    $89,125,445    8

 

Max (2015)    $19,590    -73%    303    -1   Ø $65    $41,591,000    9

 

Spy (2015)    $16,135    -63%    209    -17   Ø $77    $110,156,495    12

 

Magic Mike XXL    $15,192    -48%    245    83   Ø $62    $65,782,258    8

 

Mad Max: Fury Road    $10,662    -53%    128    -40   Ø $83    $152,885,623    15

 

Ted 2    $6,545    -58%    119    -57   Ø $55    $81,264,045    9

 

Dope    $4,731    -14%    18    -10   Ø $263    $16,730,901    10

 

Home (2015)     $3,689     -73%     92    Ø $40       $177,292,659   

 

Cop Car    $1,916    -50%    25    -35   Ø $77    $129,918    3

 

The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet    $1,796    -52%    11    2   Ø $163    $168,233    4

 

The Gallows    $585    -79%    46    -28   Ø $13    $22,581,824    7

 

Self/Less    $584    -62%    21    -20   Ø $28    $12,277,394    7

 

 

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 51 secs51 seconds ago

AMERICAN ULTRA took in $0.587M on Monday. 4-Day domestic total stands at $6.04M. #AmericanUltra

 

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 1 min1 minute ago

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION took in $1.05M on Monday. Domestic total stands at $158.57M. #MissionImpossible

 

 

 

Missing are:

Mr. Holmes & Brothers...Blood Against Blood

Edited August 26, 2015 by terrestrial

[terrestrial]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 13 secs13 seconds ago

HITMAN: AGENT 47 took in $0.791M on Monday. 4-Day domestic total stands at $9.12M. #HitmanAgent47

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BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 23s23 seconds ago

SINISTER 2 took in $0.896M on Monday. 4-Day domestic total stands at $11.44M. #Sinister2

[WrathOfHan]

Wow, we didn't even get an update from Gopher. We're in the dog days of summer alright.

[terrestrial]

Article at Variety about summer 2015 BO

Several Sequels Sputter at Stronger Summer Box Office

Though a record will remain tantalizingly out of reach, summer ticket sales should close at roughly $4.5 billion and north of 500 million admissions. That’s a welcome return to form after one of the worst popcorn seasons in history — domestic ticket sales plunged to their lowest numbers in more than a decade last summer, and admissions failed to top the 500 million mark. Though there was a typical flood of sequels and comicbook fare, credit for the turnaround goes to the diversity of movie offerings.

http://variety.com/2015/film/news/sequels-sputter-at-summer-box-office-1201576976/

 

and that

 

“In the range of $50 million to $100 million grossing movies, we have fewer of those, and that means less money and fewer admissions,” noted Patrick Corcoran, chief spokesman of the National Association of Theatre Owners.

Edited August 25, 2015 by terrestrial

[terrestrial]

Forbe part 3 of their Summer evaluation

http://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2015/08/25/summer-movie-box-office-recap-part-3-mad-max-trainwreck-and-the-girl-powered-blockbusters/

[kitik]

Reading the title of this thread, I had to look up the numbers for Sin City 2, for a comparison.

 

At least Sinister 2 is making more money than Sin City 2.

[terrestrial]

Peter Sciretta ‏@slashfilm 1 min1 minute ago

Rumor: Marvel Planning New 'Blade' Movie About Blade's Daughter? http://bit.ly/1JwShB4 

 

Scott Mendelson ‏@ScottMendelson 3 mins3 minutes ago

Summer Movie Box Office Recap Part 2: Universal Diversified Its Audience And Boosted Its Profits @Forbes http://onforb.es/1Pq238s

 

Scott Mendelson ‏@ScottMendelson 3 mins3 minutes ago

Summer Movie Box Office Recap Part 1: More 'Avengers'-Sized Hits, More 'Fantastic Four'-Sized Bombs @Forbes http://onforb.es/1Jf16iO

 

 

Latino Review ‏@LRNews 54 secs55 seconds ago

R.I.P 'Man of Steel' Sequel, Film Reportedly On Permanent Hold...http://www.latino-review.com/news/rip-man-of-steel-sequel-film-reportedly-on-permanent-hold … #Superman #ManofSteeel

Edited August 25, 2015 by terrestrial

[MovieGuyKyle17]

So any predictions for the Early Screenings of No Escape? 

[terrestrial]

But you sure won't hear this from the box office snobs now will ya??

I do not bet on principle, but if I would be a betting woman, I'd bet at least a few internetuser do not even realise that that is meant ironically

 

 

Is something like that also interesting for some business interested? If yes, wher to post it?

Dave McNary ‏@Variety_DMcNary 2 mins2 minutes ago

.@michaelbay's 451 Media Group launching interactive publishing arm http://bit.ly/1EghAY0 

[terrestrial]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 2 mins2 minutes ago

THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. took in $0.734M on Monday. Domestic total stands at $27.27M. #TheManFromUNCLE

[kayumanggi]

Year	Season Starts	Total Gross	Change	Movies	Avg.	#1 Movie	Gross	% of Total
2015	5/1	$4,592.6	+19.3%	335	$13.7	Avengers: Age of Ultron	$857.4	18.7%
2013	5/3	$4,474.5	+11.4%	363	$12.3	Iron Man 3	$408.4	9.1%
2011	5/6	$4,099.9	+5.6%	321	$12.8	Harry Potter / Deathly Hallows (P2)	$367.2	9.0%
2012	5/4	$4,017.4	-2.0%	347	$11.6	The Avengers	$617.7	15.4%
2009	5/1	$3,981.9	+1.2%	290	$13.7	Transformers 2	$398.4	10.0%
2008	5/2	$3,934.4	+1.7%	336	$11.7	The Dark Knight	$486.3	12.4%
2010	5/7	$3,884.0	-2.5%	299	$13.0	Toy Story 3	$404.0	10.4%
2007	5/4	$3,867.5	+11.5%	326	$11.9	Spider-Man 3	$336.5	8.7%
2014	5/2	$3,850.6	-13.9%	344	$11.2	Guardians of the Galaxy	$246.6	6.4%
2004	5/7	$3,594.3	+0.3%	336	$10.7	Shrek 2	$436.5	12.1%
2003	5/2	$3,581.9	+1.5%	347	$10.3	Finding Nemo	$329.5	9.2%
2002	5/3	$3,528.3	+14.3%	287	$12.3	Spider-Man	$403.7	11.4%
2006	5/5	$3,468.7	+6.5%	311	$11.2	Dead Man's Chest	$403.0	11.6%
2005	5/6	$3,257.0	-9.4%	317	$10.3	Revenge of the Sith	$379.1	11.6%
2001	5/4	$3,088.1	+8.2%	184	$16.8	Shrek	$260.8	8.4%
2000	5/5	$2,853.2	-	193	$14.8	Mission: Impossible II	$212.9	7.5%

 

[kayumanggi]

lol at BOM. A: AOU with 857 M? Ha ha.

[kayumanggi]

Oh wait, that might have changed the total for summer 2015 as well.

[kayumanggi]

Let us just use this. How much more is left in the tank for summer 2015?

Year	Total Gross	Change	Days in Season	Avg.	Movies	Avg.	#1 Movie	Gross	% of Total
2015	$4,190.3	+3.1%	129	$32.5	384	$10.9	Jurassic World	$639.6	15.3%
2014	$4,065.5	-14.5%	122	$33.3	401	$10.1	Guardians of the Galaxy	$281.2	6.9%
2013	$4,754.4	+10.7%	122	$39.0	427	$11.1	Iron Man 3	$408.9	8.6%
2012	$4,292.9	-2.5%	122	$35.2	410	$10.5	The Avengers	$620.3	14.5%
2011	$4,401.4	+4.4%	122	$36.1	378	$11.6	Harry Potter / Deathly Hallows (P2)	$375.6	8.5%
2010	$4,215.3	-2.6%	122	$34.6	348	$12.1	Toy Story 3	$408.9	9.7%
2009	$4,326.0	+4.7%	129	$33.5	346	$12.5	Transformers 2	$400.6	9.3%
2008	$4,131.3	-0.9%	122	$33.9	373	$11.1	The Dark Knight	$504.8	12.2%
2007	$4,167.5	+11.1%	122	$34.2	384	$10.9	Spider-Man 3	$336.5	8.1%
2006	$3,750.9	+6.2%	122	$30.7	369	$10.2	Dead Man's Chest	$414.0	11.0%
2005	$3,531.2	-9.1%	122	$28.9	361	$9.8	Revenge of the Sith	$379.8	10.8%
2004	$3,885.1	+2.6%	122	$31.8	374	$10.4	Shrek 2	$438.5	11.3%
2003	$3,786.6	+2.7%	122	$31.0	373	$10.2	Finding Nemo	$332.7	8.8%
2002	$3,685.9	+10.5%	122	$30.2	299	$12.3	Spider-Man	$403.7	11.0%
2001	$3,335.6	+8.6%	122	$27.3	202	$16.5	Shrek	$262.9	7.9%

 

[terrestrial]

 

The Directors Guild of America have released the Best and Worst list of TV shows that hire female and minority directors.

Four out of the five worst violators were HBO productions, including “Boardwalk Empire,” “The Brink,” “The Comeback” and Cinemax/HBO’s “Banshee.”

The year’s top network in diverse hires was BET, whose “Being Mary Jane,” “The Game,” “Single Ladies” rounded out the top three while CBS’ “The McCarthy’s” came in at number four. (See full list below)

Overall, female directors are seeing a modest gain in employment on television as the number of episodes directed by women rose to 16% from 14% for the 2014-15 season, a DGA report shows.

http://variety.com/2015/tv/news/women-tv-directors-hiring-report-dga-1201577991/

[MrFanaticGuy34]

As we are in the subject of Kristen Stewart, here are some of her emotions:

 

Happy:

 

 

Sad:

 

 

Angry:

 

 

 

So it's shown that she can show emotion in movies.    She's not that emotionless.

 

Poor number for American Ultra, though.

Edited August 25, 2015 by MrFanaticGuy34

[terrestrial]

mistake

Edited August 25, 2015 by terrestrial

[terrestrial]

Daily Domestic Gross Mon, Aug. 24 2015

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Wide (1000+)

#	Title	Mon, Aug. 24 2015		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Straight Outta Compton	$2,720,990	-64%	3,025	268	$900	$113,808,480	2	Universal
2	Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation	$1,051,812	-67%	3,442	-258	$306	$158,566,597	4	Paramount
3	Sinister 2	$896,297	-60%	2,766	--	$324	$11,438,413	1	Focus / Gramercy
4	Hitman: Agent 47	$790,607	-64%	3,261	--	$242	$9,117,137	1	Fox
5	The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	$734,162	-63%	3,673	35	$200	$27,268,376	2	Warner Bros.
6	American Ultra	$586,956	-59%	2,778	--	$211	$6,041,240	1	Lionsgate
7	Minions	$434,070	-63%	2,226	-414	$195	$320,518,115	7	Universal
8	The Gift (2015)	$431,628	-64%	2,303	-200	$187	$31,467,151	3	STX Entertainment
9	Ant-Man	$391,081	-66%	2,016	-290	$194	$164,882,916	6	Disney
10	Ricki and the Flash	$344,357	-59%	2,013	-51	$171	$20,576,842	3	Sony / TriStar
11	Fantastic Four (2015)	$323,093	-69%	2,581	-1423	$125	$50,032,087	3	Fox
12	Vacation (2015)	$283,518	-62%	2,302	-786	$123	$52,475,179	4	Warner Bros. / New Line
13	Trainwreck	$253,270	-59%	1,333	-665	$190	$102,647,395	6	Universal
14	Pixels	$205,154	-66%	1,349	-827	$152	$68,761,659	5	Sony / Columbia
15	Shaun the Sheep Movie	$178,358	-66%	1,678	-682	$106	$14,697,175	3	Lionsgate
16	Southpaw	$132,668	-60%	1,058	-669	$125	$48,194,703	5	Weinstein Company

Limited (100 — 999)

#	Title	Mon, Aug. 24 2015		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Inside Out (2015)	$200,492	-60%	821	-198	$244	$342,553,567	10	Disney
2	Jurassic World	$94,795	-64%	574	-164	$165	$639,663,325	11	Universal
3	Paper Towns	$35,390	-59%	373	-226	$95	$31,140,453	5	Fox
4	San Andreas	$23,480	-71%	233	-33	$101	$153,916,763	13	Warner Bros. / New Line
5	Terminator Genisys	$21,701	-67%	236	51	$92	$89,125,445	8	Paramount
6	Max (2015)	$19,590	-73%	303	-1	$65	$41,591,000	9	Warner Bros.
7	Spy (2015)	$16,135	-63%	209	-17	$77	$110,156,495	12	Fox
8	Magic Mike XXL	$15,192	-48%	245	83	$62	$65,782,258	8	Warner Bros.
9	Mad Max: Fury Road	$10,662	-53%	128	-40	$83	$152,885,623	15	Warner Bros.
10	Ted 2	$6,545	-58%	119	-57	$55	$81,264,045	9	Universal

Platform (1 — 99)

#	Title	Mon, Aug. 24 2015		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Mistress America	$26,211	-61%	32	28	$819	$401,534	2	Fox Searchlight
2	Dope	$4,731	-14%	18	-10	$263	$16,730,901	10	Open Road
3	Home (2015)	$3,689	-73%	92	-37	$40	$177,292,659	22	Fox / DreamWorks Animation
4	Cop Car	$1,916	-50%	25	-35	$77	$129,918	3	Focus World
5	The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet	$1,796	-52%	11	2	$163	$168,233	4	Weinstein Company
6	The Gallows	$585	-79%	46	-28	$13	$22,581,824	7	Warner Bros. / New Line
7	Self/Less	$584	-62%	21	-20	$28	$12,277,394	7	Focus / Gramercy

 

[kayumanggi]

So INSIDE OUT is #4 (among films playing in more than 500 sites) when it comes to per theater average. Nice.