Weekend Estimates (pg8): Mockingjay 18.6M | Krampus 16M | Creed 15.54M | TGD 15.51M

[kayumanggi]

BY THE SEA: $1.4M Overseas Total / $1.9M Global Total #ByTheSea

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

December 6, 2015

[DAJK]

Good for Krampus, unfortunate for holdovers, lol at V Frankenstein.

 

And I sure hope HOTS does sub 10M next weekend

[kayumanggi]

Compared to Mockingjay 1 at same point, MJ2 is -12% domestic, -2% intl (China opened earlier) & -7% global. $523.9M cume.

— Gitesh Pandya (@giteshpandya)

December 6, 2015

[FilmBuff]

Terrible numbers for holdover. MJ2, GD, and Spectre are falling WAY under expectations.

[pieman]

5 minutes ago, DAJK said:

And I sure hope HOTS does sub 10M next weekend

 

You shouldn't, it's a good movie. See it before you write it off completely and pray for it's failure.

[Filmovie]

These are quite normal number for Holdovers for a post-TG weekend.

 

What's the difference between 62 and 64% drop? One year it goes better, an other doesn't

[babz06]

wow at TGD

[WrathOfHan]

<<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 $18,600,000 -64.2% 4,086 -89 $4,552 $227,112,000 - 3 2 N Krampus Uni. $16,020,000 - 2,902 - $5,520 $16,020,000 $15 1 3 3 Creed WB $15,540,000 -47.6% 3,424 +20 $4,539 $65,137,556 - 2 4 2 The Good Dinosaur BV $15,512,000 -60.4% 3,749 - $4,138 $75,951,530 - 2 5 4 Spectre Sony $5,425,000 -57.9% 2,840 -100 $1,910 $184,520,343 $245 5 6 6 The Night Before Sony $4,920,000 -41.3% 2,794 -166 $1,761 $31,988,311 $25 3 7 5 The Peanuts Movie Fox $3,525,000 -63.8% 2,917 -172 $1,208 $121,437,699 $99 5 8 8 Spotlight ORF $2,926,844 -33.6% 980 +83 $2,987 $16,632,541 - 5 9 9 Brooklyn FoxS $2,430,000 -38.4% 906 +61 $2,682 $11,210,023 - 5 10 7 The Secret in their Eyes (2015) STX $1,950,000 -55.9% 2,147 -245 $908 $17,241,088 - 3 11 10 The Martian Fox $1,615,000 -49.9% 1,140 -280 $1,417 $220,813,188 $108 10 12 11 Love the Coopers LGF $1,500,000 -51.1% 1,639 -228 $915 $22,683,626 - 4 13 N Chi-Raq RAtt. $1,250,224 - 305 - $4,099 $1,250,224 - 1 14 13 Trumbo (2015) BST $956,235 -40.7% 660 +43 $1,449 $4,170,480 - 5 15 N The Letters Free $802,000 - 886 - $905 $802,000 - 1 16 14 Bridge of Spies BV $715,000 -48.2% 536 -99 $1,334 $68,619,494 $40 8 17 12 Victor Frankenstein Fox $707,000 -71.4% 2,797 - $253 $5,068,904 - 2 18 20 Legend Uni. $264,000 -11.3% 61 +21 $4,328 $906,901 - 3 19 16 Goosebumps Sony $255,000 -65.6% 433 -181 $589 $78,045,117 $58 8 20 19 Room A24 $209,125 -34.6% 175 - $1,195 $3,773,449 - 8 21 25 Carol Wein. $147,241 -25.6% 4 - $36,810 $817,119 - 3 22 22 Suffragette Focus $146,000 -44.2% 193 -24 $756 $4,328,491 - 7 23 N Fall in Love Like a Star CL $130,000 - 6 - $21,667 $130,000 - 1 24 26 The Danish Girl Focus $106,000 -43.4% 4 - $26,500 $351,732 - 2 25 27 Sicario LGF $100,000 -32.6% 94 -19 $1,064 $46,219,345 $30 12 26 35 The Last Witch Hunter LG/S $97,500 +50.4% 171 +23 $570 $27,099,205 $90 7 27 N Youth FoxS $80,000 - 4 - $20,000 $80,000 - 1 28 N Macbeth (2015) Wein. $67,868 - 5 - $13,574 $67,868 - 1 29 45 Janis: Little Girl Blue FR $65,100 +197.8% 26 +24 $2,504 $99,000 - 2 30 37 Peggy Guggenheim Art Addict SD $37,061 -28.5% 25 +4 $1,482 $270,085 - 5 TOTAL (28 MOVIES): $94,783,874 -48.1% 35,578 -1,054 $2,664
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[RyneOh1040]

Truly terrible for TGD.  Still can't call it a bomb but this is the first sure fire miss from the Pixar cannon, box office wise.  Hoping it will at least break even with the international market.

 

Fantastic for Krampus.  Very hard to get that kind of movie to a 10+ OW in this time frame.  

[John Marston]

Good Dinosaur held worse than Penguins last year! 

[kayumanggi]

THE MARTIAN: $350.7M Overseas Total / $571.5M Global Total #TheMartian

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

December 6, 2015

[kayumanggi]

BRIDGE OF SPIES: $41.8M Overseas Total / $110.4M Global Total #BridgeOfSpies

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

December 6, 2015

VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN: $19.2M Overseas Total / $24.3M Global Total #VictorFrankenstein

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

December 6, 2015

THE PEANUTS MOVIE: $13.2M Overseas Total / $134.6M Global Total #ThePeanutsMovie

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

December 6, 2015

[Maxmoser3]

According to Box Office Mojo this Decemner so far is close to 2009's December http://www.boxofficemojo.com/monthly/?chart=mtd&view=releasedate

[Accursed Arachnid!™]

 Spectre seems destined for 200m. Not much more and most likely not less. Superman Returns barely got past that mark in the same year as Casino Royale and with inflation CR adjusts to not much more than ...200m. While QOS adjusts to not much less. Skyfall was officially an anomaly, not the new standard for Bond. 

 

BTW I may be in the select few who found Spectre to be on par with Skyfall. While CR is still far superior to both. 

[CJohn]

Spectre is gonna end with 195M. 

 

Fantastic opening for Krampus. 

[Maxmoser3]

Krampus is off to a solid start considering that the first film released in December flops, and Christmas horror is tough to market.

[Accursed Arachnid!™]

8 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Spectre is gonna end with 195M. 

 

Fantastic opening for Krampus. 

If it follows QOS' pattern of drops from here it makes 200m. 

[CJohn]

5 minutes ago, DarthArachnid!™ said:

If it follows QOS' pattern of drops from here it makes 200m. 

It won't. 

[John Marston]

if Spectre comes close to 200m, Sony might give it a push over the mark. 

[Ethan Hunt]

I feel like the race for #1 next weekend will be pretty tight