Weekend Estimates: Bond 35.4M, Peanuts 24.2M, Coopers 8.4M, Martian 6.7M, 33 5.8M

[kayumanggi]

Huge $48M opening wknd for #SPECTRE in China. Biggest ever for 2D-only Hollywood movie. Will surpass Skyfall total in few days.

— Gitesh Pandya (@giteshpandya)

November 15, 2015

[TalismanRing]

Studio Weekend Estimates (Domestic) Fri, Nov. 13 - Sun, Nov. 15

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Wide (1000+)

#	Title	weekend		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Spectre	$35,400,000	-50%	3,929	0	$9,010	$130,700,181	2	Sony / Columbia
2	The Peanuts Movie	$24,200,000	-45%	3,902	5	$6,202	$82,489,856	2	Fox
3	Love the Coopers	$8,400,000	--	2,603	--	$3,227	$8,400,000	1	CBS Films / Lionsgate
4	The Martian	$6,725,000	-26%	2,788	-67	$2,412	$207,407,616	7	Fox
5	The 33	$5,845,000	--	2,452	--	$2,384	$5,845,000	1	Warner Bros.
6	Bridge of Spies	$4,289,000	-26%	2,688	-79	$1,596	$61,695,554	5	Disney / DreamWorks
7	The Last Witch Hunter	$1,500,000	-42%	1,479	-807	$1,014	$26,076,579	4	Lionsgate / Summit
8	My All American	$1,392,000	--	1,565	--	$889	$1,392,000	1	Aviron Pictures
9	Burnt	$1,146,000	-60%	1,614	-1389	$710	$12,741,519	3	Weinstein Company

Limited (100 — 999)

#	Title	weekend		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Prem Ratan Dhan Payo	$2,400,000	--	286	--	$8,392	$2,787,433	1	Fox International Productions
2	The Intern	$1,230,000	-29%	855	-216	$1,439	$73,377,742	8	Warner Bros.
3	Suffragette	$1,000,000	31%	496	274	$2,016	$2,544,280	4	Focus
4	Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension	$885,000	-46%	785	-302	$1,127	$17,782,317	4	Paramount
5	Sicario (2015)	$745,000	-29%	529	-193	$1,408	$45,199,756	9	Lionsgate
6	Woodlawn	$635,000	-44%	808	-114	$786	$13,615,355	5	Pure Flix
7	Crimson Peak	$478,000	-59%	531	-600	$900	$30,816,040	5	Universal
8	Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials	$460,000	-22%	369	-72	$1,247	$80,482,660	9	Fox
9	Steve Jobs	$394,000	-51%	326	-95	$1,209	$17,374,733	6	Universal
10	Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse	$180,000	-71%	403	-748	$447	$3,630,840	3	Paramount
11	Everest (2015)	$170,000	-30%	196	-29	$867	$43,065,590	9	Universal
12	The Visit (2015)	$164,000	-31%	205	-65	$800	$64,951,055	10	Universal
13	Truth (2015)	$157,987	-57%	157	-397	$1,006	$2,290,424	5	Sony Pictures Classics
14	Minions	$151,000	-22%	206	-21	$733	$335,477,710	19	Universal
15	Jurassic World	$75,000	-35%	109	-30	$688	$652,174,920	23	Universal
16	Rock the Kasbah	$51,488	-17%	156	-45	$330	$2,857,390	4	Open Road

Platform (1 — 99)

#	Title	weekend		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Spotlight	$1,398,405	374%	60	55	$23,307	$1,845,175	2	Open Road
2	Brooklyn	$485,000	159%	23	18	$21,087	$832,996	2	Fox Searchlight
3	By the Sea	$95,440	--	10	--	$9,544	$95,440	1	Universal
4	Labyrinth of Lies	$69,697	28%	72	24	$968	$627,829	7	Sony Pictures Classics
5	Heneral Luna	$36,376	-58%	24	-18	$1,516	$195,580	3	Abramorama
6	Heart of a Dog	$27,244	1%	12	7	$2,270	$109,956	4	Abramorama
7	Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict	$21,781	--	5	--	$4,356	$57,047	2	Submarine Deluxe
8	In Jackson Heights	$17,435	--	2	1	$8,718	$45,896	2	Zipporah Films
9	Ladrones	$16,000	-37%	35	-4	$457	$3,058,014	6	Lionsgate / Pantelion
10	Goodnight Mommy	$15,934	-34%	15	-18	$1,062	$1,168,754	10	RADiUS-TWC
11	James White	$12,120	--	1	--	$12,120	$12,120	1	The Film Arcade

[redfirebird2008]

Sony likely fudging again. Probably will end up more like $33-34m. Still a really good number regardless.

[FTF]

$35m, Good hold for Spectre (based on that estimate at least). Not good for Peanuts though :/

 

lol nvm, great China # for Spectre

Edited November 15, 2015 by FTF

[WrathOfHan]

If estimates hold that's a sub-50% drop for Spectre, holy shit.

[SchumacherFTW]

Ignore me, this thread moves quick. 

Edited November 15, 2015 by SchumacherFTW

[kayumanggi]

The PEANUTS number has already been posted Cjohn.

[kayumanggi]

SPECTRE debuted in China with $48M this weekend. Impressive considering SKYFALL's box office total in China was $59M.

— Exhibitor Relations (@ERCboxoffice)

November 15, 2015

[vignette123]

2 minutes ago, redfirebird2008 said:

Sony likely fudging again. Probably will end up more like $33-34m. Still a really good number regardless.

And your word is the gospel? Try another one...

[Amadeus]

Bond weekend at 35m. Same number as Thor DW two years back. 
And Thor 2 opened w/ 85 million and ended up with 205m. 
Hopefully Spectre will make 200 too. 

[vignette123]

Spectre kicked Peanuts' butt big time with a smashing hold. How good is that? Well done, Bond.

[kayumanggi]

PARANORMAL ACTIVITY: THE GHOST DIMENSION $56.0M Overseas Total / $73.8M Global Total #ParanormalActivity #TheGhostDimension

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

November 15, 2015

[MrFanaticGuy34]

It was obvious that Spectre would top Skyfall in China. No doubt about it.

[kayumanggi]

Contributed to this. lol

SCOUTS GUIDE TO THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE: $6.1M Overseas Total / $9.7M Global Total #ScoutsGuideToTheZombieApocalypse

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

November 15, 2015

Edited November 15, 2015 by kayumanggi

[John Marston]

fine hold for Spectre and much better than Quantum of Solace's second weekend drop. Shows WOM is probably pretty solid. 

[vignette123]

20 minutes ago, La Binoche said:

 

Who cares about the shitty Specter? 

 

The performances of Room, Spotlight and Brooklyn are more interesting to follow. 

Ahem, people do. And the smashing 50% fall during its second weekend is simply brilliant. Well, you can go back to watching Nymphomaniac now.

[kayumanggi]

WKND #BoxOffice: #SPECTRE $35.4M/$130.7M, #Peanuts $24.2M/$82.5M, #LoveTheCoopers $8.4M, #Martian $6.7M/$207.4M, #The33 $5.8M.

— Gitesh Pandya (@giteshpandya)

November 15, 2015

Edited November 15, 2015 by kayumanggi

[misafeco]

Spectre will drop with actuals.

[vignette123]

4 minutes ago, Amadeus said:

Bond weekend at 35m. Same number as Thor DW two years back. 
And Thor 2 opened w/ 85 million and ended up with 205m. 
Hopefully Spectre will make 200 too. 

Spectre obviously has better legs than Thor and it will breeze past 200 Mill easy. And it's sitting on 550 Mill global after this weekend. Simply brilliant.

[MrFanaticGuy34]

I'm really kinda disappointed that almost every weekend, some movies have to drop with actuals a bit often...just my opinion.

 

Not that it's always bad....but...some movies doesn't always go up with actuals.