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3 minutes ago, Baumer said:

 

The drops are much bigger than they have been the last few Mondays.  SW dropped 78%, compared to 75% as it's worst drop previously.

Revenant dropped about 15% more than it's previous biggest Monday drop.

 

The weekend numbers were slightly higher (10% maybe) due to the bad weather from the weekend before, so Monday is simply coming back to normal.

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Star Wars is now playing more like a family movie while The Revenant no longer has spillover business from the weekends and has probably seen all of the awards boosts it'll get at this point (plus it's not like there are many people who have time to see an over two and a half hour long movie during the week anyway).

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6 minutes ago, JonathanLB said:

I would assume this means it's pretty much locked that TFA passes $900M on Friday then? I'd love to go see it Friday to contribute to that milestone lol.

I dare you to make a post that has NOTHING to do with Star Wars whatsoever.

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41 minutes ago, George Parr said:

 

Minor correction: Jurassic World also had its first sub 1 million day on day 46, with a Monday of about 925k. Tuesday rose above 1 million again, and was the last weekday above the mark.

Sorry, I will correct.
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5 hours ago, philippe08 said:

First day under 1 Million dollars :

 

1 - Titanic : 102

2 - E.T :  81

2 - Avatar : 81

 

4 - The Phantom Menace :  62

5 - Finding Nemo : 60

6 - Shrek 2 : 55

 

7 - Jurassic Park : 54

8 - Avengers 1 and Frozen : 53

10 - The passion of the Christ : 49

 

11 - Jurassic World : 46

11 - SW7 : 46

11 - The Hunger Games Catching Fire : 46

 

11 -  Spider-man 3 : 46

11 - Toy Story 3 : 46

11 - Inside Out : 46

 

17 - Spider-man : 45

18 - Independance Day : 43

19 - TDK and Spider-man 2 : 41

 

Hangover tied for #8.  First day under 1M was day 53.

 

Also Frozen had a limited release in its first 5 days.  Wide release it had 47 consecutive days >1M, and dropped to $761K on day 48.

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1 hour ago, tribefan695 said:

Man, February looks like it's gonna suck this year

Other than Deadpool/Zoolander 2/How to Be Single, the BO should be pretty weak. Zoolander 2 may miss $60 million DOM and HTBS may miss $45 million DOM. Only Deadpool looks primed to perform well. 

 

March looks well-rounded, though:

Batman vs. Superman - $425 million 

Zootopia - $250 million 

Miracles From Heaven - $115 million 

Allegiant - $100 million 

MBFGW2 - $80 million 

10 Cloverfield Lane - $65 million 

The Brothers Grimsby - $50 million 

 

Not to mention the other 8-10 wide releases 

 

A lot stronger than March 2015... and if a few films other than Jungle Book do well in April (The Boss, Rings, Barbershop 3, Huntsman 2), 2016 should stay on track to be a solid year. 

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1 minute ago, SteveJaros said:

 

I'm a noob to all this, but does it stand to reason that the Super Bowl will knock this coming weekend's box office down too?

A lot actually. Sunday drops are brutal especially male skewing movies. Most movies will drop 50%+.

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12 hours ago, mahnamahna said:

Other than Deadpool/Zoolander 2/How to Be Single, the BO should be pretty weak. Zoolander 2 may miss $60 million DOM and HTBS may miss $45 million DOM. Only Deadpool looks primed to perform well. 

 

March looks well-rounded, though:

Batman vs. Superman - $425 million 

Zootopia - $250 million 

Miracles From Heaven - $115 million 

Allegiant - $100 million 

MBFGW2 - $80 million 

10 Cloverfield Lane - $65 million 

The Brothers Grimsby - $50 million 

 

Not to mention the other 8-10 wide releases 

 

A lot stronger than March 2015... and if a few films other than Jungle Book do well in April (The Boss, Rings, Barbershop 3, Huntsman 2), 2016 should stay on track to be a solid year. 

 

Whatever happens, the cumulative gross for the first 4 months won't be far away of 2015 gross.

 

To have a solid year we need a great Summer, and I am still not sure about this Season tentpoles chances to breakout. June 2016 is definitely weaker than June 2015. July 2016 looks better, though

 

Confident with Civil War, Finding Dori, X-Men, BFG, Life of Pets, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Bourne and Suicide Squad. Unsure about Independence Day, Turtles 2, NYSM, Alice 2.

 

 

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2 hours ago, GuardianDevil said:

Star Wars really shouldn't have lost as many screens as it did. It still has the second highest PTA and most theaters around here have dropped it.

 

That doesn't make any sense.

 

It has a reasonable per-theatre average BECAUSE it's been dropped from so many screens. If it was still playing in more screens it'd be significantly lower.

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59 minutes ago, hw64 said:

 

It has a reasonable per-theatre average BECAUSE it's been dropped from so many screens. If it was still playing in more screens it'd be significantly lower.

Tfa was at 3365 theatres prior to Friday. Assuming the dropped theatres provide no revenue, then pta would still have been 232, dropping behind tr 289 and tfh 242, not supporting your statement

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