4-day weekend actuals = Ride Along 2 $41.01 | Revenent $37.53 | SW7 33.02 | 13h 19.22 | DH 11.9 | NotN 9.38 | Forest 6.98 | Big Sh 5.44 | Sisters 5.48 | Alvin & H8 4,33 | chart p.4

[Daxtreme]

Monday: 

 

1. Star Wars - $6,678,148 (-25,7%)

2. Ride Along 2 - $5,763,610 (-41,6%)

3. The Revenant - $5,731,586 (-41,8%)

[terrestrial]

15 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

6.643 M monday I think? Big hold, and Star Wars is back at #1 !

$6,678,148

[kitik]

One final day at #1. Nice.

[terrestrial]

1 minute ago, Daxtreme said:

Monday:

post 4 has monday's and later on I combined the days (not meant to nag, only not sure if you have seen it)

[dxmatrixdt]

Ride Along 2 was not going to make 100M with 40 million but since it has reached 41 million as of Monday, 100M certainly looks to be on the table

[terrestrial]

		13 Hours: Secret Soldie…		$16,193,223		2,389	$6,778	$16,193,223
		Daddy’s Home		$9,548,275	-36%	3,322	$2,874	$129,504,377

The Big Short

$5,302,839

-14%

1,765

$3,004

$50,623,721

weekend

 

 

sorting row shot, Monday

The Big Short

$1,136,702

-31%

1,765

$644

$51,760,4

		13 Hours: The Secret Soldie…		$3,031,185	-33%	2,389	$1,269	$19,224,408
		Daddy’s Home		$2,353,858	-24%	3,322	$709	$131,858,235

Edited January 19, 2016 by terrestrial

[terrestrial]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice

NORM OF THE NORTH opened with $9.38M over the 4-day weekend. #NormOfTheNorth

[Daxtreme]

7 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

post 4 has monday's and later on I combined the days (not meant to nag, only not sure if you have seen it)

 

I don't know, don't think I did. Then again, as your tabs are right now it's pretty confusing! I just posted that so that it was straight to the point, with the 3 biggest movies and nothing else.

[terrestrial]

Norm of the North

$2,531,685

12%

2,411

--

$1,050

$9,375,822

1

Lionsgate

Norm of the North

$6,844,137

--

2,411

--

$2,839

$6,844,137

1

Lionsgate

 

 

 

 

[rustyspoons89]

What does this mean for the up coming dailies? Will Star Wars maintain #1?

[terrestrial]

4 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

 

I don't know, don't think I did. Then again, as your tabs are right now it's pretty confusing! I just posted that so that it was straight to the point, with the 3 biggest movies and nothing else.

 

I was afraid of that.

I use 2 sources, each for weekend and Monday, all have slightly different chart dimensions.. / limits, I try to move the limitation/sizes to something similar

= I really hope BOm is soon up, way more clear (and they have the 'to the last week' comparison / percentages too)

And they do not report Monday / weekend at the same time, both of them.

 

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice

Sony's THE 5TH WAVE debuted w/ $8.2M from 1,900 screens overseas this weekend--on par with DIVERGENT.

Deadline Hollywood ‏@Deadline

Average Movie Ticket Price Rises To $8.43 For 2015 http://deadline.com/2016/01/movie-ticket-prices-2015-record-high-1201686136/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter …

Edited January 19, 2016 by terrestrial

[Orestes]

Just now, rustyspoons89 said:

What does this mean for the up coming dailies? Will Star Wars maintain #1?

 

Probably not. Star Wars benefited more from the holiday because it's one on which many are out of school, but few are out of work.

[RamblinRed]

Great hold for The Revenant and TFA's Monday keeps my model for it above 950 total and has it passing 900 the last weekend of Jan (around day 45).

TFA passed 850 in 31 days. 

[terrestrial]

1000+ theater count

 

Monday

1	Star Wars 7	$6,678,148	-26%	3,822	-312	$1,747	$858,953,106
2	Ride Along 2	$5,763,610	-42%	3,175	--	$1,815	$41,006,705
3	The Revenant (2015)	$5,731,586	-42%	3,559	184	$1,610	$95,702,988
4	13 Hours Secret Soldiers....	$3,031,185	-33%	2,389	--	$1,269	$19,224,408
5	Norm of the North	$2,531,685	12%	2,411	--	$1,050	$9,375,822
6	Daddy's Home	$2,353,858	-24%	3,322	-161	$709	$131,858,235
7	Alvin.... Road Chip	$1,404,932	33%	2,221	-751	$633	$81,049,347
8	The Big Short	$1,136,702	-31%	1,765	-764	$644	$51,760,423
9	The Forest	$1,002,808	-45%	2,509	58	$400	$22,314,183
10	Sisters	$797,985	-44%	2,313	-551	$345	$81,915,440
11	The Hateful Eight	$759,747	-33%	2,385	-553	$319	$48,477,070
12	Joy	$630,925	-29%	1,796	-717	$351	$52,196,524

 

weekend

1	Ride Along 2	$35,243,095	--	3,175	--	$11,100	$35,243,095
2	The Revenant (2015)	$31,796,633	-20%	3,559	184	$8,934	$89,971,402
3	Star Wars 7	$26,342,117	-38%	3,822	-312	$6,892	$852,274,958
4	13 Hours: The Secret S...	$16,193,223	--	2,389	--	$6,778	$16,193,223
5	Daddy's Home	$9,548,275	-36%	3,322	-161	$2,874	$129,504,377
6	Norm of the North	$6,844,137	--	2,411	--	$2,839	$6,844,137
7	The Forest	$5,977,741	-53%	2,509	58	$2,383	$21,311,375
8	The Big Short	$5,302,839	-14%	1,765	-764	$3,004	$50,623,721
9	Sisters	$4,683,825	-35%	2,313	-551	$2,025	$81,117,455
10	The Hateful Eight	$3,568,832	-44%	2,385	-553	$1,496	$47,717,323
11	Alvin ... Road Chip	$2,931,390	-49%	2,221	-751	$1,320	$79,644,415
12	Joy	$2,915,331	-35%	1,796	-717	$1,623	$51,565,599

 

 

THR Box Office ‏@THRBoxOffice

U.K. Box Office: Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Revenant' Roars to No. 1 http://thr.cm/PCtrKv 

 

 

Edited January 19, 2016 by terrestrial

[KenterKane]

15 minutes ago, rustyspoons89 said:

What does this mean for the up coming dailies? Will Star Wars maintain #1?

Not likely, SW is playing more like a Family film, in monday was #1 because many Kids and Families has their day off, probably today The Revenant or Ride Along will be on top again. But i think is quite possible that The Force Awakens can upset The Revenant & Ride Along 2 the next weekend. 

[terrestrial]

and the last over 1000

Monday

13

Concussion (2015)

$255,362

-4%

1,041

-1015

$245

$33,247,035

 

weekend:

13

Concussion (2015)

$947,443

-69%

1,041

-1015

$910

$32,991,673

 

For the rest I'll wait for BOM, it's too ~ not neat enough IMHO

 

If someone can't wait for smaller releases' details

Monday's at BO.com

http://pro.boxoffice.com/statistics/bo_numbers/daily/2016-01-19

 

weekend

http://pro.boxoffice.com/statistics/bo_numbers/actual_estimate/2016-01-18

 

 

Monday's at The-Numbers

http://www.the-numbers.com/box-office-chart/daily/2016/01/18

 

weekend (green color in that chart means = still only estimates, black color = actuals)

http://www.the-numbers.com/box-office-chart/weekend/2016/01/15

 

Edited January 19, 2016 by terrestrial

[SWXII]

"The Dalmatians are going down today. All 101 of them" --Kylo  

[AndyLL]

You all sucked this week...

 

Spoiler

In the Derby at least

 

[terrestrial]

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice

North American box office hit an all-time high w/ $11.126B in 2015, however attendance was 1.319B--3rd lowest in the last 20 years.

[LinksterAC]

7 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice

North American box office hit an all-time high w/ $11.126B in 2015, however attendance was 1.319B--3rd lowest in the last 20 years.

 

Makes the number of tickets sold for TFA that much more impressive to me.