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Weekend #s. MJ2 51.6/75.7M, TGD 39.2/55.6M lowest Pixar opening since Bugs Life, Creed 30/42M biggest OW for a boxing movie

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<Last Weekend <Last Year View Index: By Year | By Weekend  
TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count /Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #
1 1 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 LGF $51,600,000 -49.7% 4,175 - $12,359 $198,312,341 - 2
2 N The Good Dinosaur BV $39,192,000 - 3,749 - $10,454 $55,565,000 - 1
3 N Creed WB $30,120,000 - 3,404 - $8,848 $42,600,000 - 1
4 2 Spectre Sony $12,800,000 -14.9% 2,940 -719 $4,354 $176,056,967 $245 4
5 3 The Peanuts Movie Fox $9,700,000 -26.5% 3,089 -582 $3,140 $116,757,472 $99 4
6 4 The Night Before Sony $8,200,000 -17.0% 2,960 - $2,770 $24,102,536 $25 2
7 5 The Secret in their Eyes (2015) STX $4,502,000 -32.3% 2,392 - $1,882 $14,031,039 - 2
8 8 Spotlight ORF $4,495,290 +27.4% 897 +299 $5,011 $12,347,179 - 4
9 12 Brooklyn FoxS $3,832,000 +230.2% 845 +734 $4,535 $7,289,949 - 4
10 7 The Martian Fox $3,300,000 -13.1% 1,420 -666 $2,324 $218,640,849 $108 9
11 6 Love the Coopers CBS $3,050,000 -26.2% 1,867 -736 $1,634 $20,486,372 - 3
12 N Victor Frankenstein Fox $2,350,000 - 2,797 - $840 $3,435,000 - 1
13 22 Trumbo (2015) BST $1,534,005 +492.7% 617 +570 $2,486 $2,576,259 - 4
14 10 Bridge of Spies BV $1,376,000 -31.4% 635 -897 $2,167 $67,561,276 $40 7
15 11 Goosebumps Sony $735,000 -60.5% 614 -1,173 $1,197 $77,692,051 $58 7
16 9 The 33 WB $540,000 -76.9% 702 -1,750 $769 $11,303,118 - 3
17 13 Hotel Transylvania 2 Sony $340,000 -58.5% 303 -525 $1,122 $167,156,072 $80 10
18 17 Room A24 $311,500 -19.1% 175 +15 $1,780 $3,398,163 - 7
19 33 Legend Uni. $284,604 +227.7% 40 +36 $7,115 $513,860 - 2
20 15 Suffragette Focus $250,000 -51.9% 217 -300 $1,152 $4,054,730 - 6
21 23 Carol Wein. $203,076 -19.9% 4 - $50,769 $588,325 - 2
22 N The Danish Girl Focus $185,000 - 4 - $46,250 $185,000 - 1
23 21 Sicario LGF $160,000 -43.8% 113 -172 $1,416 $46,080,954 $30 11
24 29 Minions Uni. $128,885 +11.5% 173 -9 $745 $335,844,850 $74 21
25 19 The Last Witch Hunter LG/S $87,500 -74.5% 148 -476 $591 $27,016,445 $90 6
26 28 By the Sea Uni. $83,780 -56.6% 142 +16 $590 $482,204 $10 3
27 18 My All American CE $59,000 -84.0% 48 -1,266 $1,229 $2,246,000 - 3
28 40 Peggy Guggenheim Art Addict SD $55,947 -2.8% 21 +1 $2,664 $210,931 - 4
29 34 Steve Jobs Uni. $49,500 -41.4% 66 -60 $750 $17,704,843 $30 8
30 42 Truth SPC $35,053 -25.5% 28 -35 $1,252 $2,441,665 - 7
31 N Janis: Little Girl Blue FR $24,024 - 2 - $12,012 $24,024 - 1
32 49 Mustang Cohen $23,930 +8.0% 3 - $7,977 $56,370 - 2
33 47 Labyrinth of Lies SPC $18,136 -22.1% 14 -24 $1,295 $712,037 - 9
34 54 James White TFA $15,426 -5.6% 10 +8 $1,543 $53,010 - 3
TOTAL (33 MOVIES): $179,626,230 +3.5% 34,604 -2,147 $5,191  
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Fantastic for Creed. Should be the highest grossing movie of the Rocky franchise. I'm thinking 130m right now, but with really great legs it could do way more than that.

The Good Dinosaur was soft, the movie probably drew in less adults that instead chose Hunger Games or Creed.

The Hunger Games held well, it looks headed for atleast 290m.

 

I want Max Landis to go on another twitter rant about Frankenstein.

 

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Carol had a crazy good hold. Outdoing The Danish Girl's first weekend is great bragging rights for Harvey. This one's gonna stick around as Oscar looms closer.

 

Not much else to report. I'm continually impressed how each Hunger Games has stronger sticking power. Creed broke out and will easily break 100. The Night Before imo has broader appeal than its small audience has suggested but this is why 25 million production budgets can be a good thing. Good Dino in hindsight feels like a project Disney was never happy with and had to get out this year - Tangled legs get it to 160m, or less than half of Inside Out.

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With Star Wars just around the corner, Wreck It Ralph numbers seem like the highest TGD can possibly go. I don't think as many theaters will be as excited to keep this over the holidays as they were with Frozen or Tangled. WOM seems about on par with Brave, so I think a $160m finish sounds about right. I'd argue it's Pixar's biggest dissapointment to date, probably because its unprecendented difficulty for the studio. I definitely think Creed will overtake it by the time Star Wars opens.

 

Spotlight keeps chugging along, Brooklyn is picking up steam, and Bridge of Spies kind of fell off the grid. I imagine all three will be re-expanded come Oscar season. October/Early november peaks for awards films seem to be a lot more common.

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