Weekend Estimates (pg14): Martian 11.4 | Goosebumps 10.21 | Spies 8.06 | Burnt 5.04 | Crisis 3.43 | Scouts 1.77

[narniadis]

Meh numbers even hold over numbers suck. Of course they needed to be appealing movies to begin with, but still. 

[AniNate]

Bummer for Room, though the story probably isn't very GA friendly

[Klingo]

8 hours ago, tribefan695 said:

Bummer for Room, though the story probably isn't very GA friendly

They may probably expand it to thousands.

[redfirebird2008]

1 hour ago, Jessie said:

People may say Nolan isn't a good choice for bond probably because they want to be all hipster but Nolan directing a bond film would be fucking brilliant. Skyfall had Nolans style stamp all over it and it was loved. Basically Nolan is too good for bond and that's why it would never happen 

Nolan loves Bond and has said he spent his whole career ripping off the Bond franchise.

I wouldn't say he's too good for it, but the family that produces Bond would never give him the control he likes to have. In any event, their production formula seems to work very well regardless of director. 

[kitik]

41 minutes ago, Klingo said:

They may probably expand it to thousands.

If they expand Room to 1000 theaters, it looks like it'll have a theater average of under $1000.

[baumer]

On 10/31/2015 12:05:51, grey ghost said:

 

 

1	1	The Martian	Fox	$11,400,000	-27.5%	3,218	-286	$3,543	$182,806,753	$108	5
2	2	Goosebumps	Sony	$10,210,000	-34.2%	3,618	+117	$2,822	$57,104,415	$58	3
3	3	Bridge of Spies	BV	$8,060,000	-29.1%	2,873	+62	$2,805	$45,202,616	$40	3
4	5	Hotel Transylvania 2	Sony	$5,830,000	-34.4%	2,962	-192	$1,968	$156,004,480	-	6
5	N	Burnt	Wein.	$5,038,000	-	3,003	-	$1,678	$5,038,000	-	1
6	4	The Last Witch Hunter	LG/S	$4,750,000	-56.1%	3,082	-	$1,541	$18,612,861	-	2
7	6	Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension	Par.	$3,450,000	-57.3%	1,530	-126	$2,255	$13,569,623	-	2
8	N	Our Brand Is Crisis (2015)	WB	$3,430,000	-	2,202	-	$1,558	$3,430,000	-	1
9	8	Crimson Peak	Uni.	$3,110,000	-45.1%	2,112	-879	$1,473	$27,745,980	$55	3
10	7	Steve Jobs	Uni.	$2,580,000	-63.7%	2,493	-	$1,035	$14,540,683	$30	4
11	9	The Intern	WB	$2,385,000	-37.0%	1,521	-540	$1,568	$68,539,744	-	6
12	N	Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse	Par.	$1,770,000	-	1,509	-	$1,173	$1,770,000	-	1
13	12	Woodlawn	PFR	$1,685,000	-34.6%	1,255	-220	$1,343	$10,655,973	-	3
14	10	Sicario	LGF	$1,670,000	-41.3%	1,073	-375	$1,556	$42,027,211	$30	7
15	11	Pan	WB	$1,122,000	-57.3%	1,158	-786	$969	$31,767,732	$150	4
16	32	Truth	SPC	$900,914	+729.3%	1,122	+1,104	$803	$1,151,491	-	3
17	14	Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials	Fox	$750,000	-47.1%	671	-337	$1,118	$78,831,670	$61	7
18	18	The Visit	Uni.	$385,000	-28.1%	412	-96	$934	$64,383,930	$5	8
19	13	Rock The Kasbah	ORF	$353,314	-76.0%	2,012	-	$176	$2,429,085	-	2
20	17	Everest (2015)	Uni.	$323,000	-41.7%	302	-98	$1,070	$42,321,175	$55	7

[RyneOh1040]

56 minutes ago, narniadis said:

Let's see the total before we go that far....

The total weekend gross is only a small part of why I say that.  Other than the top 3 slots, the holdovers are atrocious and we've now had two consecutive weeks of some of the all time worst PTA for wide releases.  Except with this week those included vehicles of major stars.  I still think it's one of the worst weekends in a very, very long time.  

[CJohn]

Fantastic weekend lmao.

[Jayhawk the Hutt]

Steve Jobs has had the weirdest/most depressing run of the year.

[DAJK]

Not that I want to sound like CJohn, but save us Daniel Craig! 

Seriously though, compared to these numbers, Last Witch Hunter had a monster opening weekend.

[filmlover]

Jesus that's a lot of empty seats.

[filmlover]

1 hour ago, tribefan695 said:

Bummer for Room, though the story probably isn't very GA friendly

It's pretty decent actually. It's closely following the run of Whiplash, both in theater counts and in grosses. That's the potential Best Picture nominee this should be tracked next to.

[lab276]

It's a really bad week at the box office, one of the worst in the last 20 years.

[Water Bottle]

17 hours ago, Water Bottle said:

Buzz right now has a giant black hole called Star Wars. It's muted for everything.

 

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You're legit telling me you think Star Wars will affect SPECTRE and Mockingjay?

 

Cause that's pretty ridiculous

No. I'm just saying that online, Star Wars is sucking up all the hype talk.

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[AniNate]

Worse than Labor Day weekend. Lol

[Avatree]

Can someone explain to me the 64% drop for STEVE JOBS?

[AniNate]

I think Bridge of Spies and The Martian are taking the intellectual audience

Edited November 1, 2015 by tribefan695

[moviesRus]

3 minutes ago, treeroy said:

Can someone explain to me the 64% drop for STEVE JOBS?

People probably were turned off by the structure. Also not a super satisfying ending, which personally I felt was the weakest of the 3 parts. 

[Tau Ceti]

23 minutes ago, filmlover said:

It's pretty decent actually. It's closely following the run of Whiplash, both in theater counts and in grosses. That's the potential Best Picture nominee this should be tracked next to.

I'd still call Room a disappointment so far. Whiplash finished with $13 mil which isn't exactly a high bar. Given Room won People's Choice in Toronto and the hype over the lead performance I was really looking forward to a solid run.

[Water Bottle]

Can someone explain to me the 64% drop for STEVE JOBS?

Sure. It's not a mainstream GA movie. Most of the people who were going to see it probably already saw it.

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