Weekend Actuals | 41.28 M KUNG FU PANDA III | 12.78 M THE REVENANT | 11.12 M STAR WARS: TFA | 10.29 M THE FINEST HOURS | 8.43 M RIDE ALONG II

[philippe08]

4 minutes ago, kitik said:

4 minutes ago, kitik said:

Nice increase for Star Wars. That puts it at a 21% drop for the weekend.

Nice increase for Star Wars. That puts it at a 21% drop for the weekend.

Last week, the numbers have been reduced by the blizzard.

 

 

[Water Bottle]

Just $5 million for TFA to be the first movie ever to reach $900 million domestically.

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[Claire of Themyscira]

That TFA numbah though!

 

Edited February 1, 2016 by Rey

[kayumanggi]

KUNG FU PANDA 3 opened with $41.28M this weekend. #KungFuPanda3

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

February 1, 2016

[kayumanggi]

THE REVENANT took in $12.78M this weekend and has grossed $138.55M to date domestically. #TheRevenant

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

February 1, 2016

[efialtes76]

KFP3: $41,282,042

[philippe08]

32 minutes ago, kitik said:

Nice increase for Star Wars. That puts it at a 21% drop for the weekend.

7th weekend.

SW7 : 10th all-time.

 

 

 

 

Edited February 1, 2016 by philippe08

[grim22]

17 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

KFP3: $41,282,042

 

3rd best OW in January, 300k less than Ride Along's OW.

[grim22]

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count /Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	N	Kung Fu Panda 3	Fox	$41,282,042	-	3,955	-	$10,438	$41,282,042	-	1
2	1	The Revenant	Fox	$12,779,530	-20.2%	3,330	-381	$3,838	$138,550,898	$135	6
3	2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	BV	$11,116,684	-21.0%	2,556	-809	$4,349	$895,760,846	$200	7
4	N	The Finest Hours	BV	$10,288,932	-	3,143	-	$3,274	$10,288,932	-	1
5	3	Ride Along 2	Uni.	$8,426,610	-32.3%	2,412	-780	$3,494	$70,856,300	$40	3
6	4	Dirty Grandpa	LGF	$7,591,049	-31.7%	2,912	-	$2,607	$22,837,059	-	2
7	5	The Boy (2016)	STX	$7,551,388	-29.9%	2,671	-	$2,827	$21,185,304	$10	2
8	6	The 5th Wave	Sony	$7,142,826	-30.8%	2,908	-	$2,456	$20,330,975	$38	2
9	7	13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi	Par.	$6,274,244	-30.5%	2,803	-114	$2,238	$42,848,089	$50	3
10	N	Fifty Shades of Black	ORF	$5,900,528	-	2,075	-	$2,844	$5,900,528	-	1
11	10	The Big Short	Par.	$3,063,220	-3.6%	983	-368	$3,116	$60,963,697	$28	8
12	8	Daddy's Home	Par.	$3,056,042	-38.1%	1,718	-1,071	$1,779	$143,036,385	-	6
13	12	Brooklyn	FoxS	$1,761,149	+2.4%	748	-214	$2,354	$30,432,320	-	13
14	15	Room	A24	$1,236,878	-7.4%	795	-67	$1,556	$9,901,663	-	16
15	16	Spotlight	ORF	$1,200,039	-5.8%	715	-315	$1,678	$34,765,827	-	13
16	9	Norm of the North	LGF	$972,321	-74.6%	1,506	-905	$646	$15,964,838	-	3
17	N	Jane Got a Gun	Wein.	$835,572	-	1,210	-	$691	$835,572	-	1
18	14	The Hateful Eight	Wein.	$719,694	-47.3%	505	-772	$1,425	$52,368,676	$44	6
19	11	Sisters	Uni.	$646,485	-63.5%	529	-1,073	$1,222	$86,119,480	$30	7
20	17	Joy	Fox	$574,953	-49.4%	447	-519	$1,286	$55,368,577	$60	6
21	N	2016 Oscar Nominated Short Films	Shrts.	$505,000	-	112	-	$4,509	$505,000	-	1
22	19	Ip Man 3	WGUSA	$503,200	-35.9%	115	+12	$4,376	$1,622,565	-	2
23	31	45 Years	IFC	$473,729	+196.4%	93	+54	$5,094	$1,260,217	-	6
24	18	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip	Fox	$459,571	-58.4%	453	-751	$1,015	$83,281,601	-	7
25	13	The Forest	Focus	$442,930	-73.6%	532	-1,478	$833	$25,943,940	$10	4
26	20	Carol	Wein.	$435,966	-32.4%	313	-379	$1,393	$11,403,211	-	11
27	25	Anomalisa	Par.	$355,848	-2.4%	169	+26	$2,106	$1,933,392	$8	5
28	29	The Lady in the Van	SPC	$300,387	+71.4%	50	+20	$6,008	$721,680	-	8
29	22	The Good Dinosaur	BV	$293,553	-41.7%	285	-182	$1,030	$120,421,192	-	10
30	24	Creed	WB	$283,139	-34.2%	248	-310	$1,142	$108,691,646	$35	10

[Daxtreme]

TFA theater average actually went up between 6th and 7th week-ends:

 

last week-end:  $4,184

 

This week-end:  $4,349

 

And before you say "storm", all the holdovers from last week-end had their Theater Averages go down this week-end.

[redfirebird2008]

Big Short down only 3.6%. Great to see. 

[langer]

5 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

TFA theater average actually went up between 6th and 7th week-ends:

 

last week-end:  $4,184

 

This week-end:  $4,349

 

And before you say "storm", all the holdovers from last week-end had their Theater Averages go down this week-end.

 

TFA lost a lot of theaters last week-end.  This helps the average.  Still is very good for the movie though. 

[Joel M]

BOM has The Revenant at 142,7M OS. More than 6M increase from the 136M early estimate. This is going over 400M WW.

[TalismanRing]

5 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

TFA theater average actually went up between 6th and 7th week-ends:

 

last week-end:  $4,184

 

This week-end:  $4,349

 

And before you say "storm", all the holdovers from last week-end had their Theater Averages go down this week-end.

 

It also lost a sizable amount of theaters which was probably where it wasn't performing as well any more.  Not unusual.  Other wise releases with big drops - Daddy's Home stayed flat in PTA, RA2 went down about 10% and Hateful 8 went up 40% in PTA, Sisters & Joy went up. 

[Maxmoser3]

January 2016 was actually close to the record. Anyway, Fox should have a decent winter with The Revenant, KFP3, Deadpool, and maybe Eddie The Eagle.

[John Marston]

has Boxoffice.com Removed their budgets from the movie pages? I always liked to use those to check the budget combined with marketing costs

[tokila]

JW made about 28mil more after its same point in its run. If TFA equaled JW from here on on we would be looking at around 925mil.

 

However, TFA is operating a higher trajectory than JW was at the same point. TFA last week only made about 700k less total on weekdays (despite it being winter versus summer) and made 4 million more on the weekend.

 

Next week JW only made 3.9 mil and 1.9mil the week after that(two of the biggest drops it had in its entire run). TFA will likely double JW next weekend and could triple it president's day weekend.

 

Basically at this point in its run JW entered the crawl phase where as TFA is still very healthy.

 

Also, I see almost 0 chance TFA does not see a re-expansion in March before BvS. An IMAX re-expansion in march could make a ton on cash. At the point alot of SW fans would be in the mood again to catch it one last time on a premium screen.

 

To me the baseline is now 935mil. I don't see how it does not make 10 mil more than JW after this point (it should gain at least 8 on JW the next 2 weekends). If we see nice soft drops after Presidents day it could crawl to 950. 

[grim22]

9 minutes ago, tokila said:

Also, I see almost 0 chance TFA does not see a re-expansion in March before BvS. An IMAX re-expansion in march could make a ton on cash. At the point alot of SW fans would be in the mood again to catch it one last time on a premium screen.

 

IMAX is fully booked in March. The only possible slot is the weekend after Gods of Egypt, but most likely "London has fallen" will get IMAX that weekend. 10 Cloverfield has IMAX the week after that, Allegiant has IMAX the week after that and then BvS gets IMAX for 3 weeks.

[filmlover]

I hope whenever The Force Awakens hits DVD (which I'm guessing will be sometime in April) we will still have endless user arguments and comparisons over its gross long after actual box office gurus have stopped caring.

[TalismanRing]

34 minutes ago, John Marston said:

has Boxoffice.com Removed their budgets from the movie pages? I always liked to use those to check the budget combined with marketing costs

 

I hope they come back but without the marketing merge.  That should be kept separate.  Even officially reported budget numbers are sketchy so lumping in guesses about marketing makes the number almost worthless.