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Worldwide Box Office (Estimates) Weekend ending Dec 20

Star Wars: The Force...

$517,000,000

$279,000,000

$238,000,000

$517,000,000

$279,000,000

$238,000,000

DIS

 

DIS

Mojin: The Lost Lege...

$85,000,000

$85,000,000

 

$85,000,000

$85,000,000

 

MUL

4

WGU

Surprise - Journey T...

$24,000,000

$24,000,000

 

$34,000,000

$34,000,000

 

MUL

4

ASA

Sisters

$15,217,860

$1,800,000

$13,417,860

$15,217,860

$1,800,000

$13,417,860

UNI

3

UNI

Alvin And The Chipmu...

$14,400,000

 

$14,400,000

$14,400,000

 

$14,400,000

FOX

1

FOX

Hunger Games: Mockin...

$13,450,000

$7,800,000

$5,650,000

$595,538,774

$341,100,000

$254,438,774

MUL

92

LGF

Good Dinosaur, The

$13,432,000

$9,200,000

$4,232,000

$189,646,068

$93,100,000

$96,546,068

DIS

49

DIS

Himalayas, The

$8,500,000

$8,500,000

 

$8,635,000

$8,635,000

 

CJE

1

IND

Spectre

$7,845,000

$6,400,000

$1,445,000

$836,121,132

$642,200,000

$193,921,132

SNY

93

SNY

In The Heart Of The ...

$7,365,000

$3,900,000

$3,465,000

$68,200,095

$49,600,000

$18,600,095

WB

53

WB

Krampus

$5,581,745

$1,800,000

$3,781,745

$47,612,400

$12,800,000

$34,812,400

UNI

43

UNI

Creed

$5,085,000

 

$5,085,000

$94,900,073

$7,000,000

$87,900,073

WB

1

WB

Bridge Of Spies

$4,726,000

$4,500,000

$226,000

$130,345,654

$60,400,000

$69,945,654

FOX

31

DIS

Tiger: An Old Hunter...

$3,900,000

$3,900,000

 

$4,000,000

$4,000,000

 

NEX

1

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2 minutes ago, Deedlit said:

 

Woah, ROTJ adjusts to $60,800 per theatre without 3D or IMAX and without previews.  And probably with a fair number of children as well.  How the heck did that happen?

And with a lot fewer screens and showtimes. Assuming pretty much every showing sold out. Must have been insane demand.

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2 minutes ago, Deedlit said:

 

Woah, ROTJ adjusts to $60,800 per theatre without 3D or IMAX and without previews.  And probably with a fair number of children as well.  How the heck did that happen?

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Deedlit said:

 

Woah, ROTJ adjusts to $60,800 per theatre without 3D or IMAX and without previews.  And probably with a fair number of children as well.  How the heck did that happen?

 

My guess is a lot of ROTJ's first showings were of the 70mm Premium variety, commanding higher ticket prices than normal.  Like if TFA was only released in 3D PLF variants.

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Just now, Tubes said:

 

My guess is a lot of ROTJ's first showings were of the 70mm Premium variety, commanding higher ticket prices than normal.  Like if TFA was only released in 3D PLF variants.

 

 

That had nothing to do with it.  

 

Empire was the greatest film ever made basically.  There were all kinds of unanswered questions about Vader and who the other one was and so on.....the cliffhanger thing was brilliant.  ROTJ was the most anticipated film in the history of movies imo.

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19 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

They under-predicted AOU by about $4m

 

Not on TA2's Friday evening. "200 will happen and the record is in sight." Seems they learned a good lesson from that one. They have been very cautious ever since Friday evening for TFA

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2 minutes ago, superduperm said:

Random thought, but BOM should really add "Fastest to $550M" and "Fastest to $600M" to their list of records.

 

Yes nothing will come close to how fast it reaches that .

 

 

Being conservative this should pass Ultron Next Sunday :ohmyzod:

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4 minutes ago, Baumer Fett said:

 

 

That had nothing to do with it.  

 

Empire was the greatest film ever made basically.  There were all kinds of unanswered questions about Vader and who the other one was and so on.....the cliffhanger thing was brilliant.  ROTJ was the most anticipated film in the history of movies imo.

 

I agree on the hype for ROTJ, but how long did it take for people to figure out how good ESB was? It had mixed reaction at first. 

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Just now, redfirebird2008 said:

 

I agree on the hype for ROTJ, but how long did it take for people to figure out how good ESB was? It had mixed reaction at first. 

 

But they were three years apart. :)

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Just now, GiantCALBears said:

Are you guys really going to let that WWR thread stand? Seems so ridiculous for fricking Star Wars to have one. So many other threads where that exact topic is being discussed plus spoilers potentially?

 

I agree.....but Tele and WB are here....I think one of them should make the call.

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5 minutes ago, GiantCALBears said:

I agree w/ all of that, it shouldn't be important however do you really see Saturday going $69.5m? There has to be a line where they'd say "let's move a few tickets around."

 

So they predicted 200K under the record?  I had thought they had predicted 500K over.

 

They had no clue what the final number would be at the time so it looks like they deliberately predicted under the record.  Likely because of their AOU estimate

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15 minutes ago, Baumer Fett said:

 

 

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This character (with J.E.J voice and outfit) is still as awesome today as he was when I first seen it as a kid. I still remember shivering when he first came on the screen.

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12 minutes ago, Jayhawk the Hutt said:

And with a lot fewer screens and showtimes. Assuming pretty much every showing sold out. Must have been insane demand.

 

Houston Chronicle website had a cool thing on it a couple years ago for the 30th anniversary. Only 8 theaters in the Houston area were playing it. That's insane. And back then none of the theaters were 20+ screens like we see all over the major metro areas today. The word blockbuster truly meant people waiting hours around the block to see a movie because the theater and screen count was a joke at the time. 

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