weekend actuals | Revenant 16.01 | SW7 14.08 | RA 2 12.46 | Dirty Grandpa 11.11 | Boy 10.78 | 5th Wave 10.33 | 13h 9.03 | DH 4.94 | Norm 3.83 | BigShort 3.18 | Sisters 1.77 | chart post 1

Punishment · January 25, 2016

Weekend Actuals (Domestic) Fri, Jan. 22 - Sun, Jan. 24

Wide (1000+)
#	Title	weekend		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	The Revenant (2015)	$16,009,718	-50%	3,711	152	$4,314	$119,202,240	5	Fox
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$14,078,648	-47%	3,365	-457	$4,184	$879,110,994	6	Disney
3	Ride Along 2	$12,456,050	-65%	3,192	17	$3,902	$58,606,090	2	Universal
4	13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi	$9,030,400	-44%	2,917	528	$3,096	$32,763,829	2	Paramount
5	Daddy's Home	$4,940,848	-48%	2,789	-533	$1,772	$138,451,113	5	Paramount
6	The Big Short	$3,176,529	-40%	1,351	-414	$2,351	$56,390,370	7	Paramount
7	Sisters	$1,770,620	-62%	1,602	-711	$1,105	$84,807,610	6	Universal
8	The Forest	$1,675,558	-72%	2,010	-499	$834	$24,982,975	3	Focus / Gramercy
9	The Hateful Eight	$1,365,069	-62%	1,277	-1108	$1,069	$50,975,744	5	Weinstein Company
10	Spotlight	$1,273,626	-23%	1,030	45	$1,237	$32,902,971	12	Open Road
11	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip	$1,105,310	-62%	1,204	-1017	$918	$82,521,026	6	Fox

Limited (100 — 999)
#	Title	weekend		Locations		Avg.	Total	Wks.	Dist.
1	Brooklyn	$1,720,675	-4%	962	275	$1,789	$27,584,996	12	Fox Searchlight
2	Room (2015)	$1,335,563	76%	862	569	$1,549	$7,864,357	15	A24
3	Joy	$1,136,527	-61%	966	-830	$1,177	$54,196,165	5	Fox

Wrath · January 25, 2016

Wasn't the joke with Sony over the summer that they'd release their numbers at 4:01 pm right after the NY Stock Exchange finished its day?

Its 4:30! What's the hold-up?

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

@Punishment

all details already posted (and some more), still incomplete, see the 3 new wide releases...

9 minutes ago, Wrath said:

Wasn't the joke with Sony over the summer that they'd release their numbers at 4:01 pm right after the NY Stock Exchange finished its day?

Its 4:30! What's the hold-up?

see BOM

Quote

NOTE: If daily grosses stop for a movie, it means that the respective studio is no longer tracking it on a daily basis. The exceptions are New Line, Miramax/Dimension and Sony Pictures Classics. They don't do official daily box office, and estimates are made for their movies based on partial data in order to fill out the top 12. Because of this, movies from these studios are more apt to disappear from the daily chart.

Edited January 25, 2016 by terrestrial

BadAtGender · January 25, 2016

So after i get my writing done for the day, I think I'll be able to go see one last 2015 movie before I put in my ballot for the BOFFYS.

Since Costco has stopped carrying the movie vouchers for AMC and I've only got one left, I'm going to limit my options to the Regal theater.

So, with that in mind, which should I go to:

Creed

The Big Short

Spotlight

In the Heart of the Sea

Joy

(MMFR is ALSO playing there, but I'm trying to see something new.)

75Live · January 25, 2016

Just now, DamienRoc said:

So after i get my writing done for the day, I think I'll be able to go see one last 2015 movie before I put in my ballot for the BOFFYS.

Since Costco has stopped carrying the movie vouchers for AMC and I've only got one left, I'm going to limit my options to the Regal theater.

So, with that in mind, which should I go to:

Creed

The Big Short

Spotlight

In the Heart of the Sea

Joy

(MMFR is ALSO playing there, but I'm trying to see something new.)

I would say either Creed or The Big Short

Wrath · January 25, 2016

I'm gonna go with *not* Heart of the Sea. There's a good movie hidden in there somewhere, but they simply couldn't decide how they wanted to tell the story. Its not bad, but its less than the sum of its parts.

Edited January 25, 2016 by Wrath

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

‏@BoxOffice

THE 5TH WAVE opened with $10.33M this weekend. #The5thWave

Jandrew · January 25, 2016

Just saw the numbers for the first time. What a fail for 5th Wave to open lower than the Boy. And ouch at Ride Along 2. The first one is not appreciated and is great fun, but RA2 stunk bad.

Edited January 25, 2016 by jandrew

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

The 5th Wave

$10,326,356

--

2,908

--

$3,551

$10,326,356

Concussion

$258,401

-73%

315

$820

$33,806,210

Spectre

$170,228

-42%

217

$784

$199,270,555

Hotel Transyl. 2

$113,423

-33%

139

$816

$169,464,719

Goosebumps

$91,788

-22%

106

$866

$79,877,449

that's Sony w/o Sony Classics

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

:ohmygod: LIONSGATE wake up (and STX too, only one movie in release :rolleyes: )

department store basement · January 25, 2016

Wow, 5th Wave actually made it to 10m.

I saw it yesterday. The theater was less than 10% full.

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

‏@BoxOffice

DIRTY GRANDPA opened with $11.11M this weekend. #DirtyGrandpa

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

Dirty Grandpa

$11,111,875

2,912

$3,816

$11,111,875

Norm of the North

$3,828,087

-44%

2,411

$1,588

$14,024,290

HG Mockingjay 2

$614,581

-46%

516

$1,191

$280,439,655

STX still missing

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

‏@BoxOffice

THE BOY opened with $10.78M this weekend. #TheBoy

grrr time out for new post

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

#	Title	weekend		Locations		Avg.	Total
1	The Revenant (2015)	$16,009,718	-50%	3,711	152	$4,314	$119,202,240
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$14,078,648	-47%	3,365	-457	$4,184	$879,110,994
3	Ride Along 2	$12,456,050	-65%	3,192	17	$3,902	$58,606,090
4	Dirty Grandpa	$11,111,875	--	2,912	--	$3,816	$11,111,875
5	The Boy	$10,778,392	--	2,671	--	$4,035	$10,778,392
6	The 5th Wave	$10,326,356	--	2,908	--	$3,551	$10,326,356
7	13 Hours....of Benghazi	$9,030,400	-44%	2,917	528	$3,096	$32,763,829
8	Daddy's Home	$4,940,848	-48%	2,789	-533	$1,772	$138,451,113
9	Norm of the North	$3,828,087	-44%	2,411	0	$1,588	$14,024,290
10	The Big Short	$3,176,529	-40%	1,351	-414	$2,351	$56,390,370
11	Sisters	$1,770,620	-62%	1,602	-711	$1,105	$84,807,610
12	The Forest	$1,675,558	-72%	2,010	-499	$834	$24,982,975
13	The Hateful Eight	$1,365,069	-62%	1,277	-1108	$1,069	$50,975,744
14	Spotlight	$1,273,626	-23%	1,030	45	$1,237	$32,902,971
15	Alvin ... Road Chip	$1,105,310	-62%	1,204	-1017	$918	$82,521,026

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

‏@ERCboxoffice

Best Oscar Bumps Week #2: ROOM (76%) BRIDGE OF SPIES (72%) BROOKLYN (-4%) SPOTLIGHT (-23%)

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

and the per day splits for the weekend (Sunday SW 7, weekend Revenant)

Rank*	Title	Friday 1/22	Saturday 1/23	Sunday 1/24	Monday 1/25
1	STAR WARS 7 Buena Vista 3,365	$3,535,257 +87.6% / $1,051 $868,567,603 / 36	$6,814,652 +92.8% / $2,025 $875,382,255 / 37	$3,728,739 -45.3% / $1,108 $879,110,994 / 38	N/A
2	THE REVENANT Fox 3,711	$4,611,198 +116.1% / $1,243 $107,803,720 / 29	$7,774,449 +68.6% / $2,095 $115,578,169 / 30	$3,624,071 -53.4% / $977 $119,202,240 / 31	N/A
3	RIDE ALONG 2 Universal 3,192	$3,603,030 +156.2% / $1,129 $49,753,070 / 8	$5,900,370 +63.8% / $1,848 $55,653,440 / 9	$2,952,650 -50% / $925 $58,606,090 / 10	N/A
4	THE 5TH WAVE Sony / Columbia 2,908	$3,489,019 -- / $1,200 $3,489,019 / 1	$4,356,016 +24.8% / $1,498 $7,845,035 / 2	$2,481,321 -43% / $853 $10,326,356 / 3	N/A
5	THE BOY (2016) STX Entertainment 2,671	$3,815,402 -- / $1,428 $3,815,402 / 1	$4,572,902 +19.9% / $1,712 $8,388,304 / 2	$2,390,088 -47.7% / $895 $10,778,392 / 3	N/A
6	DIRTY GRANDPA Lionsgate 2,912	$4,296,448 -- / $1,475 $4,296,448 / 1	$4,468,295 +4% / $1,534 $8,764,743 / 2	$2,347,132 -47.5% / $806 $11,111,875 / 3	N/A
7	13 HOURS .... BENGHAZI Paramount 2,917	$2,745,855 +112.1% / $941 $26,479,284 / 8	$4,334,541 +57.9% / $1,486 $30,813,825 / 9	$1,950,004 -55% / $668 $32,763,829 / 10	N/A
8	DADDY'S HOME Paramount 2,789	$1,310,269 +181.5% / $470 $134,820,534 / 29	$2,443,905 +86.5% / $876 $137,264,439 / 30	$1,186,674 -51.4% / $425 $138,451,113 / 31	N/A
9	NORM OF THE NORTH Lionsgate 2,411	$841,596 +276.4% / $349 $11,037,799 / 8	$1,868,540 +122% / $775 $12,906,339 / 9	$1,117,951 -40.2% / $464 $14,024,290 / 10	N/A
10	THE BIG SHORT Paramount 1,351	$987,156 +123.4% / $731 $54,200,997 / 43	$1,515,539 +53.5% / $1,122 $55,716,536 / 44	$673,834 -55.5% / $499 $56,390,370 / 45	N/A
11	BROOKLYN Fox Searchlight 962	$519,393 +119.7% / $540 $26,383,714 / 80	$764,694 +47.2% / $795 $27,148,408 / 81	$436,588 -42.9% / $454 $27,584,996 / 82	N/A
12	SISTERS Universal 1,602	$535,110 +65.7% / $334 $84,572,100 / 36	$851,590 +59.1% / $532 $85,423,690 / 37	$383,920 -54.9% / $240 $85,807,610 / 38	N/A
-	ALVIN... ROAD CHIP Fox 1,204	$174,898 +72.5% / $145 $81,590,614 / 36	$559,545 +219.9% / $465 $82,150,159 / 37	$370,867 -33.7% / $308 $82,521,026 / 38	N/A
-	THE FOREST Focus Features 2,010	$515,462 +84.8% / $256 $23,822,879 / 15	$793,533 +53.9% / $395 $24,616,412 / 16	$366,563 -53.8% / $182 $24,982,975 / 17	N/A
-	THE HATEFUL EIGHT Weinstein Company 1,277	$395,014 +16.2% / $309 $50,005,689 / 29	$658,376 +66.7% / $516 $50,664,065 / 30	$311,679 -52.7% / $244 $50,975,744 / 31	N/A
-	SPOTLIGHT Open Road Films 1,030	$370,025 +100.8% / $359 $31,999,370 / 78	$610,541 +65% / $593 $32,609,911 / 79	$293,060 -52% / $285 $32,902,971 / 80	N/A
-	JOY Fox 966	$365,995 +47.5% / $379 $53,425,633 / 29	$515,476 +40.8% / $534 $53,941,109 / 30	$255,056 -50.5% / $264 $54,196,165 / 31	N/A
-	CAROL Weinstein Company 692	$192,343 +26.1% / $278 $10,127,374 / 64	$274,289 +42.6% / $396 $10,401,663 / 65	$178,114 -35.1% / $257 $10,579,777 / 66	N/A
-	THE DANISH GIRL Focus Features 794	$145,498 +64.7% / $183 $9,338,875 / 57	$219,261 +50.7% / $276 $9,558,136 / 58	$161,615 -26.3% / $204 $9,719,751 / 59	N/A

terrestrial · January 25, 2016

edit: before I forget it:

I read somewhere the weather caused 8%-10% minus. I think it was DL.

between Open Road and STX & Lionsgate.... more than 4 hours (Universal 3h 40min before those two)

that's probably one or two IMAX tickets?

Deep Sea 3D (IMAX)

WB

$26

-96.5%

1

-2

$26

$46,154,771

-

more weekend details here

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2016&wknd=04&p=.htm

TOTAL (71 MOVIES):

$113,537,651

-31.5%

44,341

+2,760

$2,561

Edited January 25, 2016 by terrestrial

JonathanLB · January 25, 2016

God bless January. I can't imagine most blockbusters (Avatar and Titanic aside) being #1 on their 6th Sunday, except that every movie sucked so badly. lol

BadAtGender · January 25, 2016

15 minutes ago, JonathanLB said:

God bless January. I can't imagine most blockbusters (Avatar and Titanic aside) being #1 on their 6th Sunday, except that every movie sucked so badly. lol

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