Weekend Actuals: SPECTRE 70.4M, Peanuts 44.21M. Discuss SPECTRE WWW in here.

[terrestrial]

8 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

And is there a particular reason why we're combining OS and DOM? We tend to separate them for everything else on this board. Otherwise we would always just be referring to WW when we talked movie grosses. Clearly that's not the case. 

 

I am pretty sure you know it, but it is possible you forgot the international area / sub-forum?

If a movie is beg enough there seem to be the possibility to open there a second thread and as OS details often get released via ww details....

 

Only a thought.

[grim22]

 

 

 

[TalismanRing]

Not sure whether the prospect of the first or the reality of the second is more depressing.

[moviesRus]

40 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Spectre cost 245M. That is INSANE. 

 

So confused as to where that money went. It looked about as average as a $150 million blockbuster. 

[TalismanRing]

TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week # 1 N Spectre Sony $70,403,148 - 3,929 - $17,919 $70,403,148 $245 1 2 N The Peanuts Movie Fox $44,213,073 - 3,897 - $11,345 $44,213,073 $99 1 3 1 The Martian Fox $9,074,319 -22.5% 2,855 -363 $3,178 $196,841,665 $108 6 4 2 Goosebumps Sony $6,803,313 -31.1% 3,051 -567 $2,230 $66,279,267 $58 4 5 3 Bridge of Spies BV $5,835,175 -30.4% 2,767 -106 $2,109 $54,721,127 $40 4 6 4 Hotel Transylvania 2 Sony $3,604,740 -38.5% 2,274 -688 $1,585 $161,348,144 $80 7 7 6 Burnt Wein. $2,887,029 -42.3% 3,003 - $961 $10,095,316 $20 2 8 5 The Last Witch Hunter LG/S $2,598,464 -49.7% 2,286 -796 $1,137 $23,520,165 - 3 9 11 The Intern WB $1,737,301 -27.8% 1,071 -450 $1,622 $71,334,552 $35 7 10 7 Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension Par. $1,650,000 -52.0% 1,087 -443 $1,518 $16,281,378 $10 3 11 8 Our Brand Is Crisis (2015) WB $1,424,033 -56.0% 2,202 - $647 $5,924,665 $28 2 12 9 Crimson Peak Uni. $1,165,470 -62.1% 1,131 -981 $1,030 $29,835,275 $55 4 13 13 Woodlawn PFR $1,128,615 -34.9% 922 -333 $1,224 $12,515,813 - 4 14 14 Sicario LGF $1,050,802 -38.9% 722 -351 $1,455 $43,923,193 $30 8 15 10 Steve Jobs Uni. $797,795 -70.4% 421 -2,072 $1,895 $16,658,868 $30 5 16 28 Suffragette Focus $764,879 +346.1% 222 +199 $3,445 $1,121,447 - 3 17 12 Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse Par. $630,000 -65.8% 1,151 -358 $547 $3,151,219 $15 2 18 17 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials Fox $589,642 -27.1% 441 -230 $1,337 $79,799,285 $61 8 19 15 Pan WB $571,341 -53.0% 508 -650 $1,125 $32,942,691 $150 5 20 N Miss You Already RAtt. $552,503 - 384 - $1,439 $552,503 - 1 21 24 Room A24 $473,957 +62.0% 87 +38 $5,448 $1,406,104 - 4 22 16 Truth SPC $370,725 -57.7% 554 -568 $669 $1,944,680 - 4 23 N Spotlight ORF $295,009 - 5 - $59,002 $295,009 - 1 24 21 Everest (2015) Uni. $244,090 -30.6% 225 -77 $1,085 $42,766,290 $55 8 25 19 The Visit Uni. $236,320 -35.9% 270 -142 $875 $64,704,895 $5 9 26 26 Inside Out BV $225,860 +18.6% 215 -22 $1,051 $355,912,603 $175 21 27 22 War Room TriS $215,443 -34.7% 247 -98 $872 $67,217,187 $3 11 28 30 Minions Uni. $194,170 +36.1% 227 -7 $855 $335,243,940 $74 18 29 27 Ant-Man BV $187,393 +8.7% 181 -11 $1,035 $179,527,466 $130 17 30 N Brooklyn FoxS $187,281 - 5 - $37,456 $243,670 - 1 31 23 Black Mass WB $149,269 -49.5% 172 -135 $868 $62,134,615 $53 8 32 31 Jurassic World Uni. $116,120 -1.7% 139 -25 $835 $652,054,116 $150 22 33 N The Man in 3B Free $109,043 - 36 - $3,029 $109,043 - 1 34 29 The Perfect Guy SGem $103,713 -35.8% 115 -66 $902 $56,667,921 $12 9 35 56 Heneral Luna Abr. $86,517 +458.7% 42 +39 $2,060 $109,665 - 2 36 N Trumbo (2015) BST $74,177 - 5 - $14,835 $74,177 - 1 37 32 The Assassin WGUSA $71,716 -29.2% 53 +4 $1,353 $392,072 - 4 38 35 Meet the Patels Alc $68,778 -16.3% 62 +3 $1,109 $1,552,924 - 9 39 36 He Named Me Malala FoxS $68,406 -6.7% 57 -26 $1,200 $2,428,596 - 6 40 20 Rock The Kasbah ORF $59,021 -83.4% 201 -1,811 $294 $2,745,733 - 3 41 38 Labyrinth of Lies SPC $54,341 -18.5% 48 -1 $1,132 $530,022 - 6 42 48 Love (2015) Alc $51,023 +74.1% 25 +23 $2,041 $121,269 $3 2 43 37 The Walk TriS $48,478 -33.4% 45 -46 $1,077 $10,137,502 $35 6 44 43 Pixels Sony $46,125 -14.2% 81 -34 $569 $78,747,585 $88 16 45 34 Carter High PN $39,744 -54.5% 17 -4 $2,338 $146,040 - 2 46 46 No Escape Wein. $36,409 +5.0% 64 -9 $569 $27,239,780 - 11 47 42 A Walk in the Woods BG $35,764 -33.8% 55 -20 $650 $29,283,554 - 10 48 44 Grandma (2015) SPC $31,596 -29.5% 34 -21 $929 $6,793,921 $0.6 12 49 54 All Things Must Pass Grav. $28,000 +59.5% 12 +2 $2,333 $120,095 - 4 50 62 Heart of a Dog Abr. $26,925 +161.0% 5 +4 $5,385 $70,991 - 3 51 49 Big Stone Gap PH $25,790 -10.8% 30 - $860 $896,261 - 5 52 33 Ladrones LGF $25,448 -74.5% 39 -73 $653 $3,032,553 - 5 53 40 Goodnight Mommy RTWC $24,277 -60.5% 33 -38 $736 $1,137,148 - 9 54 N Peggy Guggenheim Art Addict SD $22,258 - 2 - $11,129 $22,258 - 1 55 53 Freeheld LGF $17,464 -2.0% 60 +27 $291 $532,988 - 6 56 N In Jackson Heights Zipp. $15,150 - 1 - $15,150 $20,333 - 1 57 52 The Transporter Refueled EC $14,447 -25.8% 32 -20 $451 $16,016,485 - 10 58 47 Experimenter Magn. $12,653 -58.3% 12 -18 $1,054 $128,465 - 4 59 63 I Smile Back BG $11,442 +17.3% 18 +11 $636 $50,092 - 3 60 N Theeb FM $9,181 - 1 - $9,181 $9,181 - 1 61 76 Amy A24 $8,313 +158.8% 7 +3 $1,188 $8,380,168 - 19 62 N What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy Osci. $8,132 - 2 - $4,066 $8,132 - 1 63 67 Hubble 3D WB $8,058 +6.0% 10 -2 $806 $50,455,734 - 266 64 - The Wonders Osci. $7,357 - 4 - $1,839 $17,114 - 2 65 59 A Ballerina's Tale IFC $7,113 -46.3% 16 +1 $445 $88,525 - 4 66 66 Meru MBox $6,437 -21.2% 9 -3 $715 $2,324,945 - 13 67 69 Flowers MBox $6,368 -3.1% 3 +2 $2,123 $17,294 - 2 68 55 Coming Home (2015) SPC $5,392 -68.6% 10 -7 $539 $359,716 - 9 69 58 A Matter of Faith 5&2 $5,210 -63.5% 3 -8 $1,737 $660,659 - 51 70 65 Learning to Drive BG $4,641 -45.7% 13 -4 $357 $3,434,080 - 12 71 60 Difret TA $4,483 -63.8% 4 +1 $1,121 $38,449 - 3 72 68 Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution PBS $4,414 -35.6% 5 -3 $883 $482,396 - 10 73 39 Nasty Baby Orch. $4,281 -93.1% 15 -3 $285 $77,608 - 3 74 61 99 Homes BG $3,773 -68.3% 11 -10 $343 $1,398,286 $8 7 75 87 Born to Be Wild (IMAX) WB $3,310 +227.7% 7 +3 $473 $24,408,788 - 210 76 71 Phoenix (2015) IFC $3,276 -40.0% 10 +1 $328 $3,159,651 - 16 77 79 The End of the Tour A24 $3,135 +8.3% 5 +2 $627 $2,961,006 - 15 78 80 Under the Sea 3D WB $3,129 +32.0% 4 -1 $782 $34,765,122 - 323 79 83 Journey to the South Pacific Imax $2,619 +94.3% 3 -1 $873 $7,062,153 - 73 80 78 Best of Enemies Magn. $2,230 -24.6% 5 -3 $446 $891,997 - 15 81 85 The Keeping Room Drft. $2,222 +95.3% 5 - $444 $24,371 - 7 82 74 Pawn Sacrifice BST $1,945 -46.1% 11 -3 $177 $2,421,554 - 8 83 - The Second Mother Osci. $1,766 - 5 - $353 $360,679 - 11 84 77 Time Out of Mind IFC $1,743 -44.7% 7 +1 $249 $162,270 - 9 85 102 Sex, Death and Bowling Mont. $1,595 +3,090.0% 2 +1 $798 $1,696 - 2 86 N The Hallow IFC $1,559 - 1 - $1,559 $1,559 - 1 87 84 Sleeping with Other People IFC $1,330 +0.4% 7 +1 $190 $814,775 - 9 88 81 Island of Lemurs: Madagascar (IMAX) WB $1,260 -27.9% 6 -1 $210 $10,443,709 - 84 89 93 To the Arctic (IMAX) WB $1,073 +238.5% 2 -1 $537 $14,394,264 - 156 90 94 Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine Magn. $905 +232.7% 4 +2 $226 $494,461 - 10 91 90 Welcome to Leith FRun $892 +69.9% 2 - $446 $29,418 - 9 92 N In the Basement Strand $748 - 1 - $748 $748 - 1 93 N This Isn't Funny CFF $690 - 1 - $690 $690 - 1 94 - Cartel Land Orch. $569 - 1 - $569 $703,682 - 19 95 - Xenia Strand $435 - 3 - $145 $2,617 - 4 96 - Rififi (2015 re-release) Rialto $429 - 1 - $429 $51,241 - 10 97 82 The Cut Strand $355 -79.3% 1 -1 $355 $27,531 - 8 98 88 Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon Magn. $344 -59.5% 3 - $115 $60,269 - 7 99 99 The Look of Silence Drft. $105 -8.7% 1 -1 $105 $109,089 - 17 TOTAL (46 MOVIES): $164,532,640 +122.4% 36,294 -7,553 $4,533

[TalismanRing]

1 minute ago, moviesRus said:

 

So confused as to where that money went. It looked about as average as a $150 million blockbuster. 

 

Moving hundreds of crew and tons of equipment across several countries over 7 months is expensive.

[Lestranger]

Spectre per screen was 17.9K. Less than Straight Outta Compton, Pitch Perfect 2, Fifty Shades of Grey, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

 

Quantum of Solace adjusted for inflation was 21.6k per screen.

[CJohn]

52 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

 

http://deadline.com/2015/11/lionsgate-stock-fall-earnings-1201615696/

[kayumanggi]

lol at Sony's overestimation.

[grey ghost]

At least Spectre didn't fall into the 60's for OW.

[BoxOfficeZ]

I don't really think Spectre failed honestly. Skyfall had the marketing of the Olympics, the anniversary. It all led to a perfect storm. Spectre's marketing seemed more muted to me.

[Bond Bug]

2 hours ago, MovieMan89 said:

Spectre has taken the franchise to lows domestically that all of the 1990's and 21st century films worked hard to stay away from. Somebody tell me how something didn't go wrong?  

 

I can tell you a few things that didn't go wrong. $100m already in the UK, with a population that's a fifth of USA. The biggest ever Saturday in Germany. Mexico opening doubled Skyfall. Perhaps $800m worldwide. Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. Over 6 in 10 critics gave it the thumbs up. 

 

Edited November 10, 2015 by Bond Bug

[DAJK]

I guess this is what a "typical James Bond movie should" do in the US.

[kowhite]

4 minutes ago, DAJK said:

I guess this is what a "typical James Bond movie should" do in the US.

 

Seems so.  Skyfall was the exception, the peak.  This is back to norm.

 

International though...still a through the roof phenomenon.

[Ozymandias]

Is Spectre set to beat Skyfall in the UK?

[FilmBuff]

At this point, I'm surprised people haven't developed nut allergies, and boycotted peanuts.

[Tau Ceti]

3 hours ago, Ozymandias said:

Is Spectre set to beat Skyfall in the UK?

 

Skyfall hit $161 mil and Spectre is at $100. It did $63 mil its first week and $37, so extrapolate from there. I'd assume the event nature of the film in the UK and comparatively smaller market means it's frontloaded. But it should be close at least. Per capita those are damned impressive numbers.

[terrestrial]

Hmm as you all are aware / not forgetting.... about previews not getting added in all countries to the OW results?

 

You'll see different placings for Spectre and Skyfall out of this

Example Germany:

Start date for movies is Thursdays, with Wednesday evening = does not count for the OWs since 2010 (important to know if comparing titles of a longer running series like Bond)

 

~ 'official' OW = €16.636.145 for Skyfall  means it is  €18.502.953 incl. previews
~ 'official' OW = €16.590.492 for Spectre  means it is  €18.614.747 incl. previews

 

Now add the difference in exchange rates and the results will look like Spectre did (a bit) worse than Skyfall... even if the difference is only slight with this example

For the OS newbes:

Check at which day a movie starts in a country, pre-view included or not

And don't forget local movies and/or movies not getting released at the same date, like e.g. France got just this weekend The Martian for the 1st time on place one, not bcs it just opened (it's its 3rd weekend), but bcs a local movie was too big earlier on.

And how strong the competition in complete was, same example France:

this weekend the top 10 made 1.563.497 admissions, during THe Martian's debut weekend the top 10 movies sold 3.933.843 tickets....

[lab276]

Clearly there's a bit of a box office slump, in admissions 2015 is only barely ahead of 2011 through the same point.

[a2k]

Sony will center the next Bond film around 7 sinister villains.

It will be called Sinister 007.

Bond will do a cameo in it. It will be amazing.

Edited November 10, 2015 by a2knet