Weekend Numbers: 1) Revenant 16.0 | 2) Star Wars 14.25 | 3) Ride Along 2 12.96 pg 49

[terrestrial]

7 minutes ago, DAJK said:

Has anything expanded? (Martian)

1	2	The Revenant	Fox	3,711	+152	+4.3%	-	-	-	-	5
3	4	Ride Along 2	Universal	3,192	+17	+0.5%	4,100	-300	57,500	-7,900	2
4	7	13 Hours... Benghazi	Paramount	2,917	+528	+22.1%	-	-	-	-	2
15	14	Spotlight	Open Road Films	1,030	+45	+4.6%	1,030	+40	7,600	-680	12
17	19	Brooklyn	Fox Searchlight	962	+275	+40.0%	962	+272	8,090	+2,070	12
18	23	Room	A24	884	+591	+201.7%	-	-	-	-	15
19	21	The Danish Girl	Focus Features	794	+315	+65.8%	800	+320	5,180	+1,120	9
22	28	Bridge of Spies	Buena Vista	523	+350	+202.3%	-	-	-	-	15
25	25	The Martian	Fox	276	+1	+0.4%	320	-	2,490	+20	17
29	36	Anomalisa	Paramount	143	+106	+286.5%	150	+110	2,020	+1,430	4
31	33	Trumbo (2015)	Bleecker Street	136	+70	+106.1%	140	+70	280	-80	12
35	64	Burnt	Weinstein Company	61	+57	+1,425.0%	-	-	-	-	13
39	47	45 Years	IFC	40	+26	+185.7%	40	+24	190	+113	5
40	38	Detective Chinatown	China Lion	35	+2	+6.1%	-	-	-	-	2
41	41	Son of Saul	Sony Classics	34	+13	+61.9%	34	+13	146	+46	6
42	68	The Lady in the Van	Sony Classics	30	+26	+650.0%	31	+25	150	+120	6
46	75	Anesthesia	IFC	7	+5	+250.0%	-	-	-	-	3
50	73	The Treasure	Sundance Selects	5	+2	+66.7%	-	-	-	-	3
51	72	Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words	Rialto	4	+1	+33.3%	-	-	-	-	11
52	83	Woodlawn	Pure Flix	4	+2	+100.0%

[SWXII]

14 minutes ago, Fake said:

DOM:

MON-SUN: 27M

Further gross: 40M

Finish: 920M

 

CHN:

MON-SUN: 17M

Further gross: 8M

Finish: 120M

 

OS-CHN:

MON-SUN: 31M

Further gross: 42M

Finish: 990M

 

TOTAL: 2030M

 

 

 

You underestimate the power of the force.

[baumer]

I think 920 is a good number.  Hopefully it hits that.

[WrathOfHan]

<<Last Weekend <Last Year	View Index: By Year | By Weekend
TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count /Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week # 1 2 The Revenant Fox $16,000,000 -49.7% 3,711 +152 $4,312 $119,192,522 $135 5 2 3 Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $14,257,000 -45.9% 3,365 -457 $4,237 $879,289,346 $200 6 3 1 Ride Along 2 Uni. $12,960,000 -63.2% 3,192 +17 $4,060 $59,110,040 $40 2 4 N Dirty Grandpa LGF $11,525,000 - 2,912 - $3,958 $11,525,000 - 1 5 N The Boy (2016) STX $11,260,000 - 2,671 - $4,216 $11,260,000 $10 1 6 N The 5th Wave Sony $10,700,000 - 2,908 - $3,680 $10,700,000 $38 1 7 4 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Par. $9,750,000 -39.8% 2,917 +528 $3,342 $33,483,429 $50 2 8 5 Daddy's Home Par. $5,270,000 -44.8% 2,789 -533 $1,890 $138,780,265 - 5 9 6 Norm of the North LGF $4,100,000 -40.1% 2,411 - $1,701 $14,296,203 - 2 10 8 The Big Short Par. $3,500,000 -34.0% 1,351 -414 $2,591 $56,713,841 $28 7 11 9 Sisters Uni. $1,900,000 -59.4% 1,602 -711 $1,186 $85,936,990 $30 6 12 7 The Forest Focus $1,758,000 -70.6% 2,010 -499 $875 $25,065,417 $10 3 13 13 Brooklyn FoxS $1,675,000 -6.6% 962 +275 $1,741 $27,539,321 - 12 14 10 The Hateful Eight Wein. $1,440,000 -59.7% 1,277 -1,108 $1,128 $51,050,675 $44 5 15 14 Spotlight ORF $1,377,417 -16.5% 1,030 +45 $1,337 $33,006,762 - 12 16 12 Joy Fox $1,160,000 -60.2% 966 -830 $1,201 $54,219,638 $60 5 17 11 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip Fox $1,045,000 -64.4% 1,204 -1,017 $868 $82,460,716 - 6 18 N Ip Man 3 WGUSA $762,400 - 103 - $7,402 $762,400 - 1 19 15 Carol Wein. $639,000 -56.2% 692 -98 $923 $10,574,031 - 10 20 16 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 LGF $550,000 -51.4% 516 -281 $1,066 $280,375,074 $160 10

Edited January 24, 2016 by WrathOfHan

[terrestrial]

@WrathOfHan chart is already posted (and BOM only allows the copying of 19 titles for articles and forums...)

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Edited January 24, 2016 by terrestrial

[A District 3 Engineer]

18 minutes ago, Baumer said:

Look at the difference an Oscar nomination makes.  Brooklyn falls less than 10% and Carol crumbles.

Brooklyn expanded to 962 screens this week (+275) and Carol declined to 692 (-96 screens)

Edited January 24, 2016 by A District 3 Engineer

[terrestrial]

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice

In its 15th week of release, A24's ROOM had its biggest gross yet with $1.4M on 862 screens, nearly $8M total.

[TalismanRing]

30 minutes ago, druv10 said:

No, it only needs about 50-55M for 1B-China.

 

Damn, I moved a decimal point as had 60m as 6m.  

[WrathOfHan]

2 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

@WrathOfHan chart is already posted (and BOM only allows the copying of 19 titles for articles and forums...)

What do you mean by they only allow the copying of 19?

[baumer]

5 minutes ago, A District 3 Engineer said:

Brooklyn expanded to 962 screens this week (+275) and Carol declined to 692 (-96 screens)

 

Yes, exactly my point....the power of an oscar nomination.

[terrestrial]

4 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

What do you mean by they only allow the copying of 19?

 

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[TalismanRing]

31 minutes ago, Fake said:

DOM:

MON-SUN: 27M

Further gross: 40M

Finish: 920M

 

CHN:

MON-SUN: 17M

Further gross: 8M

Finish: 120M

 

OS-CHN:

MON-SUN: 31M

Further gross: 42M

Finish: 990M

 

TOTAL: 2030M

 

 

 

This number would be perfect.

[WrathOfHan]

Calling it now: Ride Along will be 7th next weekend. Fifty Shades of Black is direct competition and 13 Hours had a strong hold. All three of this weekend's releases will be 8-10 as well.

[TalismanRing]

4 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Calling it now: Ride Along will be 7th next weekend. Fifty Shades of Black is direct competition and 13 Hours had a strong hold. All three of this weekend's releases will be 8-10 as well.

 

20-25% drops for this weekends crops  Far too generous even with the Storm/NFL effect. 

 

 

Oh and damn The Forrest.  Derby killer!

 

Edited January 24, 2016 by TalismanRing

[Maxmoser3]

Blah weekend at the weekend box office that was hit by a heavy snow storm in most of the US. The Revenant led this weekend which has been the longest film to reach #1 since Paranormal Activity back in 2009. The Revenant should still be playing well considering its solid word of mouth and its Oscar nominations it should end its run around 160 million domestic. Star Wars climbed back to the second spot this weekend still showing signs of not dying down. Already the film is near 2 billion worldwide and near 900 million state side! Star Wars should end its run around 955 million domestic. Last weekend's champion, Ride Along 2 took a sharp drop this weekend with around 63% which is bigger than the previous film's 48% drop. Look for Ride Along 2 to end around 80-85 million domestic. As for the newcomers, Dirty Grandpa was off to an alright start with an estimated 11 million, considering that Zac Efron's last film We Are Your Friends debuted around $1.7 million its opening weekend last August, and That Awkward Moment with 8.7 million back in February of 2014(but that had the Super Bowl in the way). Dirty Grandpa should end its around 25-30 million domestic. The Boy wasn't too far from Grandpa with a solid start around 11 million which was on-par with STX's first film The Gift back in August. The Boy could hold up like The Gift, but a total around 30 million wouldn't be surprising. The 5th Wave  sank with 10 million this weekend, on-par with The Host but below If I Stay. The 5th Wave will probably go away quick but a total at least 30 million seems not a problem. 

[WrathOfHan]

1 minute ago, TalismanRing said:

 

20-25% drops for this weekends crops?  Far too generous even with the Storm/NFL effect

My predictions for next weekend:

 

Kung Fu Panda 3: 46M

Fifty Shades of Black: 15M

The Finest Hours: 12M

The Revenant: 10M

Star Wars: 8.8M

13 Hours: 6.5M

Ride Along: 5.8M

Dirty Grandpa: 5.2M

The Boy: 4.7M

The Fifth Wave: 4.5M

[baumer]

Good write up @Maxmoser3 but SW won't hit 950 and it has already cleared 2 billion.

[TalismanRing]

2 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

My predictions for next weekend:

 

Kung Fu Panda 3: 46M

Fifty Shades of Black: 15M

The Finest Hours: 12M

The Revenant: 10M

Star Wars: 8.8M

13 Hours: 6.5M

Ride Along: 5.8M

Dirty Grandpa: 5.2M

The Boy: 4.7M

The Fifth Wave: 4.5M

 

 

Ah, 8-10 in placement not $  Makes far more sense.  Must get coffee.

[CJohn]

7 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Calling it now: Ride Along will be 7th next weekend. Fifty Shades of Black is direct competition and 13 Hours had a strong hold. All three of this weekend's releases will be 8-10 as well.

13 Hours had a strong hold because it expanded to 500+ theaters.

[SWXII]

20 minutes ago, Baumer said:

I think 920 is a good number.  Hopefully it hits that.

 

Yes, especially if it does it by Feb 20th.

 

BOM projects TFA winning today. Impressive!