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Star Wars The Force Awakens: Opening Weekend | Actuals In 1st Post | $247,966,675 | The Force Awoke... and it's not sleeping anytime soon | 119, 68, 60

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4 minutes ago, SteveJaros said:

What does SW have to do to get Disney past Universal as the #1 studio for 2015 DOM ? Is it within the realm of possibility?

 

It'll fall short due to Good Dinosaur underperforming. Otherwise they probably would have done it. 

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4 minutes ago, Baumer Fett said:

Oh and it just decreased by about 10-15% on Sunday. This proves its not frontloaded.

 

 

Numbers over the 4 days: 57-63.5-68.7-60. Yup, totally super frontloaded. It will have no legs.

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11 minutes ago, Sagemode87 said:

Hate to be a killjoy, but some of your estimations are incredibly unrealistic. You're forgetting that this movie had an abnormal opening weekend built on hype. The preview opening and first day gross compared to sat and Sunday are proof of this. Demand is burnt more than you guys think. You can't just use a regular multiplier for that kind of weekend. I say this slows down and ends at 650.

 

It had a 15% drop and did $61m on a Sunday and you think the demand is burnt and legs are gone?  Lol.  

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7 minutes ago, Baumer Fett said:

Oh and it just decreased by about 10-15% on Sunday. This proves its not frontloaded.

 

 

 

Yeah, it did $40m more during previews and it still managed to keep up with Jurassic Worlds numbers, and even beat a couple of the daily records to boot.

 

For it to ONLY do $600-650m would require a monumental collapse like we've never seen before. 

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5 minutes ago, Darth Rallax said:

 

Yeah, it did $40m more during previews and it still managed to keep up with Jurassic Worlds numbers, and even beat a couple of the daily records to boot.

 

For it to ONLY do $600-650m would require a monumental collapse like we've never seen before.

Especially over the holidays. We need to see some weekdays first to confirm, but Avatar is going down. Only question is how much it will beat Avatar by.

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14 minutes ago, Sagemode87 said:

Hate to be a killjoy, but some of your estimations are incredibly unrealistic. You're forgetting that this movie had an abnormal opening weekend built on hype. The preview opening and first day gross compared to sat and Sunday are proof of this. Demand is burnt more than you guys think. You can't just use a regular multiplier for that kind of weekend. I say this slows down and ends at 650.

 

 

Hi there Scott Mendelson from Forbes, and welcome to the forums, you could learn a lot if you stick around here. For one thing, as others have already pointed out, the Sunday number (lets say 59 for now) compared to the Friday (Friday proper of 63) and Saturday numbers is fantastic. A great hold. Expect demand to continue to remain strong for the next few weeks. We got an article last week stating that Christmas Day was the 3rd best day for presales, behind only Thursday night and Friday, so expect Star Wars to put up crazy numbers for the rest of the year.

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13 minutes ago, SteveJaros said:

 

Still think the primary appeal is to older folks like myself who saw the original trilogy in theaters in the 70s and early 80s and not so much appeal for the younger generations. So I think an inordinate bulk of the audience is seeing it right now. Don't see big legs for this.

 

 

One thing you'll learn after hanging around on this board for a while is that movies for older people have really good legs.

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13 minutes ago, SteveJaros said:

 

Still think the primary appeal is to older folks like myself who saw the original trilogy in theaters in the 70s and early 80s and not so much appeal for the younger generations. So I think an inordinate bulk of the audience is seeing it right now. Don't see big legs for this.

 

But hey, I am saying it has 50% chance to make $650m domestic. That's not chump change, LOL. 

Are you kidding, right? ALL THE KIDS want Star Wars toys. Star Wars is literally everywhere, and it has literally just started. Brace yourselves. 

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5 minutes ago, kitik said:

 

 

Hi there Scott Mendelson from Forbes, and welcome to the forums, you could learn a lot if you stick around here. For one thing, as others have already pointed out, the Sunday number (lets say 59 for now) compared to the Friday (Friday proper of 63) and Saturday numbers is fantastic. A great hold. Expect demand to continue to remain strong for the next few weeks. We got an article last week stating that Christmas Day was the 3rd best day for presales, behind only Thursday night and Friday, so expect Star Wars to put up crazy numbers for the rest of the year.

Lol Thank you. Been lurking these forums for a while. As far as numbers go, we'll have to see how weather and Christmas takes effect. 

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3 minutes ago, eddyxx said:

 1 billion or bust.

 

 

In no way shape or form can we say that $1B is likely to happen right now (though if we get some really, really good numbers next weekend, we might legitimately say it), but just the fact that we can't immediately rule out $1B is really amazing.

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