Tuesday's # (13. January) Revenant 4.95M | SW 7 $3.84 | DH 1.13 | Forest 812k | H8 793k | Sister 757k | Big Short 737k| chart p.5

[Joel M]

So rapey bear is a draw

[Jayhawk the Hutt]

1 minute ago, The Futurist said:

The Revenant is big because of the Bear rape story, that s my only explanation about how a Malickian, violent frontier, 2h30+ movie could do that sort of business.

 

Let s face this, every media reported this "news" and it made people curious.

Social media did the rest.

 

Any publicity  is good publicity.

 

Some retards of the internet bought Fox an insane & free exposure for their movie they only could dream of.

 

 

I think having Leo helped the most...

[Plain Old Tele]

btw, Terrestrial, that's pretty off-topic for this thread. If you want, you can post it in Classic Conversation or Real Life.

[Poseidon]

39 minutes ago, jedieb said:

I had expected a slight drop, not a 22% bump. It actually had my model jump from $921M to $945M. Maybe the game took a bigger bite than I thought. I'm hoping for $3.5M and $3.4M to finish the week.

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You can adjust your model again, as this most probably won't do 3,5m on wednesday. A flat 3m, followed by a 2,9m thursday (depending on how big Ride Along can be in Previews) seems reasonable.

[Water Bottle]

I think the Revenant doing well is bad news for CBM movies because it's bad for movies in general. At least if Tele's reaction to the movie is to be believed.

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[terrestrial]

Just now, Telemachos said:

btw, Terrestrial, that's pretty off-topic for this thread. If you want, you can post it in Classic Conversation or Real Life.

Do you mean my question about the potential joke? I do not want to start anything, if it is a joke?

[AniNate]

I think the Revenant doing well is bad news for CBM movies because it's bad for movies in general. At least if Tele's reaction to the movie is to be believed.

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It's nothing compared to Gopher's reaction

[Plain Old Tele]

1 minute ago, terrestrial said:

Do you mean my question about the potential joke? I do not want to start anything, if it is a joke?

 

It's not a joke, but even if it were, it has nothing to do with movies or daily numbers.

[Plain Old Tele]

3 minutes ago, Water Bottle said:

I think the Revenant doing well is bad news for CBM movies because it's bad for movies in general. At least if Tele's reaction to the movie is to be believed.

 

Y'all just enabling Inarritu now. You'll reap what you've sown.

[The Futurist]

Anyway I hope Inaritu goes back to his roots for his next film and tells us the story about a schizophrenic homeless man with Terminal cancer who accidentally killed his wife and kids and slits his wrists in close ups for 3 hours to atone for his sins, photographed by Chivo, music by Phillip Glass.

I think Joaq would be up for this.

 

The Revenant was a bit too vulgar and mainstream-y for him.

Edited January 13, 2016 by The Futurist

[AniNate]

There are worse directors to enable than Inarritu

[terrestrial]

Joy

$637,184

49%

2,513

-411

$254

$47,596,824

Alvin ... Road Chip

$281,199

33%

2,972

-502

$95

$76,304,445

4

HG Mockingjay 2

$177,198

22%

1,227

-258

$144

$277,901,047

Carol

$178,587

20%

525

336

$340

$7,332,342

Brooklyn

$140,798

54%

294

9

$479

$22,671,282

The Martian

$52,024

29%

271

-11

$192

$226,579,382

Peanuts Movie

$14,315

-4%

286

-34

$50

$129,182,094

Love the Coopers

$5,235

36%

128

-85

$41

$26,293,549

Macbeth (2015)

$4,777

8%

22

-3

$217

$984,088

Sicario (2015)

$3,569

8%

53

-6

$67

$46,882,336

Burnt

$680

-22%

3

1

$227

$13,600,494

 

[Plain Old Tele]

2 minutes ago, tribefan695 said:

There are worse directors to enable than Inarritu

 

Tom Hooper? The list is short.

[terrestrial]

The Forest                     $812,171     +23%     2,451     $331       $14,212,082    

[The Panda]

I hope Inarritu does a comic book movie next.  It could be... interesting 

[e1828]

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 26

1) Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $819,687,937 (Tue - $3,844,408)

2) Jurassic World – $565,531,445 (Tue - $4,839,415)

3) Marvel’s The Avengers - $527,173,955 (Tue - $3,266,753)

4) The Dark Knight - $448,886,084 (Tue - $3,515,389) 

5) Avatar - $441,024,441 (Tue - $5,066,734)
6) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $413,318,567 (Tue - $1,949,182)

7) The Dark Knight Rises - $394,606,579 (Tue - $2,674,360)

8) Iron Man 3 - $374,335,928 (Tue - $1,559,997)

9) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $363,838,343 (Tue - $2,749,175) 

10) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $363,808,123 (Sun - $3,913,418)

Spoiler

11) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $360,346,858 (Tue - $1,523,606)

12) Shrek 2 - $353,333,317 (Sun - $6,821,564)

13) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $346,901,620 (Tue - $2,011,238)

14) Toy Story 3 - $345,465,001 (Tue - $3,424,501)

15) The Hunger Games - $339,629,253 (Tue - $1,565,935)

16) Spiderman - $335,649,825 (Tue - $2,008,333) 

17) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $333,797,980 (Mon - $1,688,809)

18) Spiderman 2 - $328,468,763 (Sun - $4,380,554) 

19) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $325,841,185 (Sun - $3,632,313)  

20) Furious 7 - $322,669,420 (Tue - $1,427,695)

21) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $312,320,936 (Sun - $4,092,728) 

22) Spiderman 3 - $308,788,638 (Tue - $1,034,055) 

23) Despicable Me 2 - $306,812,720 (Sun - $5,161,860)

24) Alice in Wonderland - $297,550,891 (Tue - $2,037,234)

25) Star Wars 1: TPM - $296,964,911 (Sun - $8,382,189)

26) The Passion Of The Christ - $295,507,244 (Sun - $6,503,042)

27) Minions - $291,957,870 (Tue - $2,377,375) 

28) Inside Out - $289,886,341 (Tue - $3,294,039)

29) Shrek The Third - $284,781,832 (Tue - $1,686,655)

30) American Sniper - $284,752,955 (Tue - $1,773,361)(1)

31) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $283,421,517 (Sun - $4,222,472)

32) Iron Man 2 - $281,039,167 (Tue - $1,386,018)

33) Transformers - $281,002,278 (Sat - $4,667,794)

34) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $279,827,262 (Sun - $2,073,648)

35) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $279,367,978 (Tue - $1,371,154)

36) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $278,017,529 (Mon - $1,493,264) 

37) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $277,050,417 (Tue - $1,442,807)

38) Man of Steel - $273,930,420 (Tue - $1,468,477)

39) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $273,848,633 (Sun - $2,870,948)

40) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $270,260,131 (Tue - $856,928)

41) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $268,761,019 (Tue - $736,890)
42) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $266,717,281 (Tue - $1,571,276)

43) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $261,027,397 (Sun - $3,072,047)

44) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $260,800,141 (Tue - $748,250)

45) Iron Man - $259,839,619 (Tue - $1,561,073)

46) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $259,196,947 (Tue - $803,098)

47) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $256,589,714 (Mon - $1,483,308) 

48) Guardians of the Galaxy - $255,227,773 (Tue - $2,109,302)

49) The Matrix: Reloaded - $248,755,932 (Mon - $977,179)

50) Skyfall - $248,219,280 (Tue - $1,506,461)

51) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 2 - $246,883,184 (Tue - $1,256,386)

52) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $245,469,136 (Tue - $705,380)

53) Harry Potter 1: SS - $241,558,542 (Tue - $1,031,000)

54) Monsters University - $241,220,190 (Tue - $1,931,131) 

55) The Amazing Spider-Man - $239,911,945 (Sat - $2,763,879) 

56) The Hobbit:  Battle of the Five Armies - $236,459,605 (Sun - $2,696,473)

57) The Hangover Part II - $234,344,093 (Mon - $1,233,476)

58) Inception - $232,790,746 (Tue - $2,622,043)

59) The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug - $231,928,906 (Tue - $1,568,252)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

·         Shrek 2 crosses the $350 million mark!

·         Stars Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace overtakes The Passion of the Christ and Minions.

·         Transformers and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix both move up 3 spots on Day 26.

 

[terrestrial]

BOM = only 19 titles allowed

Tuesday, January 12, 2016
 

TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 1 The Revenant Fox $4,946,729 +23% +8,089% 3,375 $1,466 $50,353,853 19 2 2 Star Wars 7 BV $3,844,408 +24% -52% 4,134 $930 $819,687,937 26 3 3 Daddy's Home Par. $1,134,951 +35% -48% 3,483 $326 $118,307,723 19 4 4 The Forest Gram. $812,171 +23% - 2,451 $331 $14,212,082 5 5 5 The Hateful Eight Wein. $793,394 +35% -56% 2,938 $270 $42,907,923 19 6 6 Sisters Uni. $757,580 +39% -47% 2,864 $265 $76,201,525 26 7 7 The Big Short Par. $737,003 +46% -28% 2,529 $291 $43,967,724 33 8 8 Joy Fox $637,184 +49% -42% 2,513 $254 $47,596,824 19 9 9 Concussion (2015) Sony $343,268 +50% -58% 2,056 $167 $31,519,537 19 10 10 Alvin ... Road Chip Fox $281,199 +33% -59% 2,972 $95 $76,304,445 26 11 11 Point Break (2015) WB $248,378 +50% -65% 1,981 $125 $27,171,542 19 12 12 Carol Wein. $178,587 +20% +29% 525 $340 $7,332,342 54 - - HG Mockingjay 2 LGF $177,198 +22% -51% 1,227 $144 $277,901,047 54 - - Creed WB $157,802 +26% -39% 1,001 $158 $105,888,895 49 - - Brooklyn FoxS $140,798 +54% -13% 294 $479 $22,671,282 70 - - The Danish Girl Focus $112,969 +23% -42% 417 $271 $7,810,611 47 - - Spotlight ORF $103,362 +16% -21% 368 $281 $28,738,944 68 - - The Good Dinosaur BV $100,093 +16% -57% 1,190 $84 $117,625,138 49 - - The Martian Fox $52,024 +29% -2% 271 $192 $226,579,382 103

[terrestrial]

Deadline Hollywood ‏@Deadline

Mike Binder to adapt & direct his novel ‘Keep Calm’ for @NewLine_Cinema http://ow.ly/X1hZP 

[terrestrial]

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice

What?!? No NC-17? Lame. Fox's DEADPOOL is rated R: strong violence and language throughout, sexual content and graphic nudity.

[Biph Shmata]

So it looks like today Sisters will pass The Road Chip in BO total, that's 2 kinds of good it means more projects for Fey and Poehler and an end to Alvin and Chipmunks movies (at least on the big screen).