WEEKEND ESTIMATES: 47.5 M HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA II | 18.2 M THE INTERN | 14.0 M TMR: THE SCORCH TRIALS | 13.1 M EVEREST

[sfran43]

MAZE RUNNER: THE SCORCH TRIALS: $121.7M Overseas Total / $173.3M Global Total #MazeRunner #TheScorchTrials

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

September 27, 2015

[sfran43]

THE INTERN: $11.7M Overseas Total / $30M Global Total #TheIntern

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

September 27, 2015

[sfran43]

MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: ROGUE NATION: $480M Overseas Total / $673.4M Global Total #MI5 #MissionImpossible #RogueNation

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

September 27, 2015

[sfran43]

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	N	Hotel Transylvania 2	Sony	$47,500,000	-	3,754	-	$12,653	$47,500,000	-	1
2	N	The Intern	WB	$18,225,000	-	3,305	-	$5,514	$18,225,000	-	1
3	1	Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials	Fox	$14,000,000	-53.8%	3,792	+1	$3,692	$51,685,572	$61	2
4	5	Everest (2015)	Uni.	$13,090,000	+81.3%	3,006	+2,461	$4,355	$23,129,805	$55	2
5	2	Black Mass	WB	$11,510,000	-49.1%	3,188	-	$3,610	$42,608,179	$53	2
6	3	The Visit	Uni.	$6,750,000	-41.6%	2,967	-181	$2,275	$52,260,580	$5	3
7	4	The Perfect Guy	SGem	$4,750,000	-51.3%	1,889	-341	$2,515	$48,871,135	$12	3
8	6	War Room	TriS	$4,275,000	-31.2%	1,920	-25	$2,227	$55,999,681	$3	5
9	N	The Green Inferno	HTR	$3,494,000	-	1,540	-	$2,269	$3,494,000	-	1
10	-	Sicario	LGF	$1,770,000	+341.1%	59	+53	$30,000	$2,350,594	$30	2
11	7	A Walk in the Woods	BG	$1,090,000	-61.2%	1,370	-788	$796	$27,310,374	-	4
12	-	Pawn Sacrifice	BST	$1,020,979	+405.3%	781	+748	$1,307	$1,315,410	-	2
13	8	Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation	Par.	$920,000	-58.4%	840	-1,362	$1,095	$193,474,302	$150	9
14	10	Grandma (2015)	SPC	$814,778	-45.7%	804	-257	$1,013	$5,176,359	$0.6	6
15	-	Pixels	Sony	$785,000	+10.8%	503	-257	$1,561	$77,241,805	$88	10
16	9	Straight Outta Compton	Uni.	$679,000	-64.4%	609	-1,329	$1,115	$160,227,130	$28	7
17	N	Lost in Hong Kong	WGUSA	$558,900	-	28	-	$19,961	$558,900	-	1
18	11	Captive (2015)	Par.	$505,000	-63.8%	807	+1	$626	$2,285,726	-	2
19	15	Minions	Uni.	$444,000	-55.0%	507	-627	$876	$333,527,175	$74	12
20	-	Jurassic World	Uni.	$387,000	-39.2%	347	-406	$1,115	$650,439,291	$150	16
21	-	Inside Out	BV	$382,000	-58.8%	468	-732	$816	$353,512,093	$175	15
22	-	Ant-Man	BV	$360,000	-61.0%	477	-500	$755	$178,239,256	$130	11
23	13	90 Minutes in Heaven	Gold.	$291,485	-71.0%	483	-416	$603	$4,480,745	$5	3
24	12	Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos	LGF	$290,000	-72.9%	364	-242	$797	$8,809,880	$5.3	4
25	14	No Escape	Wein.	$208,000	-79.2%	440	-1,614	$473	$26,848,572	-	5
26	-	Meet the Patels	Alc	$204,627	+33.8%	63	+29	$3,248	$498,908	-	3
27	N	Unbranded	Grav.	$158,000	-	58	-	$2,724	$150,000	-	1
28	-	Sleeping with Other People	IFC	$139,740	+50.7%	102	+75	$1,370	$387,324	-	3
29	N	Stonewall (2015)	RAtt.	$112,414	-	129	-	$871	$112,414	-	1
30	-	Goodnight Mommy	RTWC	$108,344	+132.8%	28	+19	$3,869	$280,257	-	3
31	-	Shaun the Sheep Movie	LGF	$95,000	-62.3%	196	-313	$485	$19,147,250	-	8
32	-	The Transporter Refueled	EC	$90,000	-87.5%	242	-1,500	$372	$15,725,465	-	4
33	-	Phoenix (2015)	IFC	$86,700	-44.9%	85	-84	$1,020	$2,821,433	-	10
34	-	Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution	PBS	$47,032	+0.1%	10	+2	$4,703	$219,446	-	4
35	-	Mr. Holmes	RAtt.	$46,475	-66.5%	105	-163	$443	$17,622,122	-	11
36	-	American Ultra	LGF	$45,000	-19.2%	128	-56	$352	$14,397,429	$28	6
37	-	The New Girlfriend	Cohen	$42,659	+9.3%	45	+32	$948	$92,168	-	2
38	-	Southpaw	Wein.	$33,500	-72.0%	82	-150	$409	$52,165,462	$30	10
39	-	Coming Home (2015)	SPC	$33,087	-7.6%	14	+4	$2,363	$129,515	-	3
40	N	99 Homes	BG	$32,807	-	2	-	$16,404	$32,807	-	1
41	-	Rosenwald	CIE	$30,295	-18.0%	15	-3	$2,020	$328,440	-	7
42	-	Time Out of Mind	IFC	$18,620	-19.6%	14	+3	$1,330	$84,620	-	3
43	N	Mississippi Grind	A24	$14,335	-	1	-	$14,335	$14,335	-	1
44	-	Prophet's Prey	SHO	$7,150	+43.0%	2	+1	$3,575	$13,532	-	2
45	-	Cartel Land	Orch.	$582	-71.2%	5	-2	$116	$695,448	-	13
46	-	Digging for Fire	Orch.	$525	-5.7%	2	-3	$263	$119,364	-	6
47	-	Before We Go	RTWC	$287	-33.4%	2	-1	$144	$37,034	-	4
TOTAL (47 MOVIES):				$135,447,321	+20.1%	35,578	-6,037	$3,807

[grim22]

The Intern looks like it will be a solid hit for WB.

[Maxmoser3]

Sony have been doing it since Open Season in 2006, other studios like Warner Bros and Focus have slotted family films as well, WB has Storks in that slot against Sony's Magnificent Seven next year although I could see either studio moving their film back a week. I think Sony will alternate SPA films with action films like The Equalizer 2 and MS, late September works for them

Open Season wasn't a hit in the U.S. It just broke even here

[DAJK]

That seems good enough... For anyone who is really good with OS numbers, what kind of total does this indicate?

[RichWS]

Surprised how sky-high expectations are for Martian. I think 45M would be a huge win. We shall see.

[WrathOfHan]

Either Pixels started it's dollar theater run or Sony is fudging it.

[grim22]

Either Pixels started it's dollar theater run or Sony is fudging it.

Double features with HT2 is a possibility as well.

[WrathOfHan]

Double features with HT2 is a possibility as well.

That's what I meant by fudging lol

[TServo2049]

We use the word "fudge" too much. I know double features are technically fudging, but everyone does it, so it's not special.

I guess another way to think of it would be that stuff like Puerto Rico is old-world family-recipe homemade fudge, and drive in double features are the stuff they put in E.L. Fudge cookies. Technically "fudge", but not REAL fudge.

[CJohn]

BOM is now updating his International section as well.

All hail Brad Brevet.

[Gopher]

20 - Jurassic World Uni. $387,000 -39.2% 347 -406 $1,115 $650,439,291 $150 16

21 - Inside Out BV $382,000 -58.8% 468 -732 $816 $353,512,093 $175 15

lol lol lol

[grim22]

BOM is now updating his International section as well.

All hail Brad Brevet.

 

Even Deadline has started posting their weekend articles at midnight pacific from the "Whenever we feel like it" schedule they had over the summer. Weird that it took until after the summer movie season for everyone to become efficient.

 

Look at the very logical showdowns started by Brad, way better than the Pitch Perfect vs Pitch Perfect 2 showdown.

 

Edited September 27, 2015 by grim22

[CJohn]

Even Deadline has started posting their weekend articles at midnight pacific from the "Whenever we feel like it" schedule they had over the summer. Weird that it took until after the summer movie season for everyone to become efficient.

 

Look at the very logical showdowns started by Brad, way better than the Pitch Perfect vs Pitch Perfect 2 showdown.

 

Hail Brad Brevet. We need to start a thread worshiping him. 

[Mockingjay Raphael]

That's such a disappointing number for EVEREST.. They should've hired Michael Bay or Roland Emmerich to do the movie.. This should've done SAN ANDREAS type of numbers and opening.. This almost feels like a WWW Thread in the making, but I won't..

Jesus, this movie in the hands of MB would give me orgasms

[RyneOh1040]

That seems good enough... For anyone who is really good with OS numbers, what kind of total does this indicate?

IDK a ton about international numbers, but I think last weekend it was around 82 on BOM, so that means it pulled in another 40 this week which seems strong.    Not sure if it's opened in every market or not yet. 

 

Also anyone else notice the insane amount of retweets Box Office gets when it's Maze Runner related, lol.

Edited September 27, 2015 by RyneOh1040

[Ethan Hunt]

That's such a disappointing number for EVEREST.. They should've hired Michael Bay or Roland Emmerich to do the movie.. This should've done SAN ANDREAS type of numbers and opening.. This almost feels like a WWW Thread in the making, but I won't..

I love Michele Bay as much as anyone, but Everest just isn't his type of film

[kayumanggi]

HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2: $29.2M Overseas Total / $76.7M Global Total #HotelTransylvania2

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

September 27, 2015