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Just now, CJohn said:

Well, we know they said "Fuck it" when they scheduled the movie to open in January in America because of China. They don't even care about the 2 month delay the movie is having in pretty much every market. 

Star Wars screwed them, the January release date isn't so bad.

 

Just now, #ED2-D2 said:

Star Wars keeps IMAX till MLK I believe.

January 29

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2 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

 

Why that high? It doesn't look like a 100 M movie.

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1 minute ago, #ED2-D2 said:

Star Wars keeps IMAX till MLK I believe.

It keeps IMAX until The Finest Hours on January 29 unless 13 Hours or The 5th Wave announce a release in the format.

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1 minute ago, CJohn said:

KFP is in January because it is a good release date... in China, and they want to take advantage of that. America isn't a priority. The rest of the world is only receiving the movie in March when the Easter holidays happen. 

 

Who cares why it is playing in January?
 

"The nut Job" did a ridiculous 25m over the 4d-weekend in January.

And "The lego Movie" opened only a week later and did what? Close to 70m opening?
After the movies conquered September and October in the last couple of years, it's time to put more biggies in January.

Hell, KFP is the only kids movie in 2 full months.

Yeah, there is SW with 250m left in the tank, but holdovers? Alvin is dead, Peanuts dead. Nothing, nothing for families.

KFP might very well surprise.

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1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:

Star Wars screwed them, the January release date isn't so bad.

 

They went to March before moving to January. The January move is just to release the movie in China during a very lucrative holiday. 

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Not only will star wars in a billion but I think it gets closer to 1.1 billion. The weekends are going to start being pretty huge. The weekday numbers are going to be much smaller of course but this is definitely going to be a big weekend movie. I wouldn't be surprised to see some sub 30% drops coming up after next weekend.

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1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:

The Hangover had very little effect on KFP2. Their demos don't cross over.

 

Yeah....very true....but still, either movie should have moved to another date, IMO.

 

If Hangover 2 wasn't in the same weekend, then KFP2 would have opened at around $50M+ OW.

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1 minute ago, Baumer Fett said:

Not only will star wars in a billion but I think it gets closer to 1.1 billion. The weekends are going to start being pretty huge. The weekday numbers are going to be much smaller of course but this is definitely going to be a big weekend movie. I wouldn't be surprised to see some sub 30% drops coming up after next weekend.

It will increase on the MLK weekend. And then it will have another big drop on the January 22 weekend. And it will stabilize after that. 

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and DL adjusted AGAIN their weekend number

 

With $88.3M-$90M Weekend, ‘Force Awakens’ Will Claim All-Time Domestic Crown This Week

Saturday, 11:55 PM and Sunday 8 AM write-thru: If estimates hold, by tomorrow at this time, Star Wars: The Force Awakens will have pocketed another $200M+ in one week’s time to bring its total domestic gross to date to around $740M to $743M. This is a very strong weekend, all in, as Rentrak reports that its “neck and neck” with the record $220M weekend set when Avatar was in its third weekend and Sherlock Holmes was in its second weekend.

 

http://deadline.com/2016/01/weekend-box-office-star-wars-force-awakens-hateful-eight-new-years-2016-1201674917/

 

 

 

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Just now, Mockingjay Raphael said:

 

It seems that some persons still have doubts about the power of King Bay, this lack of faith is so sad 

It doesn't surprise me if 13 Hours gets IMAX. It simply wasn't announced yet. 

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4 minutes ago, CJohn said:

They went to March before moving to January. The January move is just to release the movie in China during a very lucrative holiday. 

The March move was stupid because they were right by Zootopia

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2 minutes ago, Poseidon said:

Who cares why it is playing in January?
 

"The nut Job" did a ridiculous 25m over the 4d-weekend in January.

And "The lego Movie" opened only a week later and did what? Close to 70m opening?
After the movies conquered September and October in the last couple of years, it's time to put more biggies in January.

Hell, KFP is the only kids movie in 2 full months.

Yeah, there is SW with 250m left in the tank, but holdovers? Alvin is dead, Peanuts dead. Nothing, nothing for families.

KFP might very well surprise.

 

True. I pretty much agree here.

 

I think KFP3 could be the the more successful animated hit in months since HT2. We were about to say "since The Good Dinosaur"....but since TGD underperformed way lower than what everyone expected....this is the new favorite.

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BO.com

Sunday Update:

Disney's Star Wars: The Force Awakens continued to lead the box office with ease this weekend with an estimated third weekend take of $88.3 million. That represented the largest third weekend gross of all-time, as The Force Awakens topped the previous $68.49 million record of Avatar by $19.81 million and 29 percent. Thanks in part to continued strong word of mouth and to the New Year's holiday, The Force Awakens was down a solid 41 percent from last weekend.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens has grossed a massive $740.27 million in 17 days of release. That already makes the film the second highest grossing film of all-time unadjusted domestically, as the film zoomed past the respective $658.67 million and $652.27 million lifetime grosses of Titanic and Jurassic World. Star Wars: The Force Awakens is now just $20.24 million away from surpassing the $760.51 million lifetime gross of Avatar to become the highest grossing film of all-time domestically. When adjusting for ticket price inflation, The Force Awakens is currently in 18th place on the all-time adjusted list. Star Wars: The Force Awakens is currently running 48 percent ahead of the $500.37 million 17-day take of Jurassic World and 110 percent ahead of the $352.11 million 17-day take of Avatar.

IMAX grosses were responsible for an estimated $13.2 million of the overall weekend take for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. To date, The Force Awakens has grossed $98.2 million in IMAX domestically, which represents 13.3 percent on the film's total domestic gross.

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http://pro.boxoffice.com/latest-news/2016-01-02-north-america-early-weekend-estimates-star-wars-the-force-awakens-claims-new-years-record-tops-titanic-jurassic-world-for-2-all-time-w-686m-total-daddys-home-adds-strong-29m-sophomore-frame-the-hateful-eight-eyes-modest-167m

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