Weekend Thread: Grimsby Bros leads the way with massive 3.1M, 10CL has decent 25.2M, Zootopia crumbles to $50M ;) P.31

[Ethan Hunt]

5 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

NOLAN

 

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoo

He will return with Harry Styles at his side. Don't you worry Pink

[MrPink]

Just now, filmlover said:

Between this and the news that he's cast the guy from One Direction in his new movie, this hasn't been a good couple of days for you bro.

 

What are you talking about? When they cast Harry Styles I pretty much danced all night to the best song ever.

[Damianport1]

For me Zootopia's succes is not surprising at all. I knew its going to be huge hit since first trailer. Everybody loved it. Especially this sloth scene. I LOL-ed at Box office com 180M long range predictions. embarassing.

Edited March 13, 2016 by Damianport1

[filmlover]

1 minute ago, MrPink said:

 

What are you talking about? When they cast Harry Styles I pretty much danced all night to the best song ever.

Have you seen the reactions online? People have been going crazy crazy crazy, but not in anticipation of seeing the sun.

[cookie]

Harry Styles? Somebody's pulling my leg right?

 

*checks*
 

Mega lol

[Ethan Hunt]

2 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

What are you talking about? When they cast Harry Styles I pretty much danced all night to the best song ever.

Do you think Nolan knows he's beautiful?

[MCKillswitch123]

We're gonna have three 300M+ hits before Summer season even starts (Deadpool, Zootopia, BVS). Has that ever happened before?

[La Binoche]

The sloth's face as he gets the joke = Zootopia's #1 selling point. People just loved that. 

 

Also, kinda off topic but The Lady In The Van has quietly made a tidy sum for a movie with zero awards attention. I mean compare it to Room and Carol... 

 

And very off topic but people are finally seeing through JLaw's artifice. Better late than never: 

 

 

 

Edited March 13, 2016 by La Binoche

[cannastop]

9 minutes ago, babz06 said:

I dont think Dsiney expected Zootopia to breakout like this. The marketing was not even that spectacular. Now the bar is raised for Finding Dory.

In the Q4 2015 conference call, CEO Bob Iger speculated that this film would be a "real sleeper hit". I dunno if he thought it would do this well.

 

https://thewaltdisneycompany.com/disneys-fiscal-full-year-and-q4-2015-earnings-results-webcast/

[cannastop]

5 minutes ago, Damianport1 said:

For me Zootopia's succes is not surprising at all. I knew its going to be huge hit since first trailer. Everybody loved it. Especially this sloth scene. I LOL-ed at Box office com 180M long range predictions. embarassing.

Really? This one?

Actually didn't like it when I first saw it. I only became a big believer when I saw the last US trailer.

[Ethan Hunt]

1 minute ago, cannastop said:

Really? This one?

Actually didn't like it when I first saw it. I only became a big believer when I saw the last US trailer.

This trailer is awesome IMO. Totally sells the concept and its cute as fuck

[filmlover]

6 minutes ago, La Binoche said:

 

Also, kinda off topic but The Lady In The Van has quietly made a tidy sum for a movie with zero awards attention. I mean compare it to Room and Carol... 

 

I think Maggie Smith is definitely a draw for a specific audience. I even saw an interview with her where she said that more people notice her in public now because of Downton Abbey than they ever did before, even more so than during the Harry Potter days.

[kayumanggi]

10 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

We're gonna have three 300M+ hits before Summer season even starts (Deadpool, Zootopia, BVS). Has that ever happened before?

 

Nope. 2015 had two, AMERICAN SNIPER and FURIOUS 7. It's technically just one since AS was a 2014 film.

Edited March 13, 2016 by kayumanggi

[baumer]

Terrific numbers for Zootopia and Deadpool. Also great to see SW with a nice hold.

[Dingdong123]

6 minutes ago, cannastop said:

Really? This one?

Actually didn't like it when I first saw it. I only became a big believer when I saw the last US trailer.

 

Me too. Like alright nothing new with this movie. Even the last trailer I was just alright with it.

 

The sloth trailer and all the movie posters and song title spin offs had me laughing tho. They basically sold the movie to me (along with Disney's name). 

[kayumanggi]

8 minutes ago, cannastop said:

Really? This one?

Actually didn't like it when I first saw it. I only became a big believer when I saw the last US trailer.

 

Same here. I thought it would be another bland animated movie with talking animals.

[kayumanggi]

KUNG FU PANDA 3: $219.5M Overseas Total / $355.9M Global Total #KungFuPanda3

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 13, 2016

[kayumanggi]

DEADPOOL: $380.0M Overseas Total / $708.1M Global Total #Deadpool

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

March 13, 2016

[John Marston]

Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	1	Zootopia	BV	$50,000,000	-33.4%	3,827	-	$13,065	$142,615,126	-	2
2	N	10 Cloverfield Lane	Par.	$25,200,000	-	3,391	-	$7,431	$25,200,000	-	1
3	3	Deadpool	Fox	$10,800,000	-35.4%	3,331	-293	$3,242	$328,077,425	$58	5
4	2	London Has Fallen	Focus	$10,668,000	-50.7%	3,492	+2	$3,055	$38,850,052	$60	2
5	4	Whiskey Tango Foxtrot	Par.	$4,600,000	-38.3%	2,413	+39	$1,906	$14,571,903	$35	2
6	N	The Perfect Match	LGF	$4,150,000	-	925	-	$4,486	$4,150,000	-	1
7	N	The Young Messiah	Focus	$3,404,000	-	1,761	-	$1,933	$3,404,000	-	1
8	N	The Brothers Grimsby	Sony	$3,150,000	-	2,235	-	$1,409	$3,150,000	-	1
9	5	Gods of Egypt	LG/S	$2,500,000	-51.9%	2,306	-811	$1,084	$27,312,889	$140	3
10	6	Risen	Sony	$2,250,000	-42.4%	2,095	-412	$1,074	$32,395,761	$20	4
11	8	The Revenant	Fox	$2,000,000	-41.2%	1,303	-185	$1,535	$179,143,137	$135	12
12	7	Kung Fu Panda 3	Fox	$1,650,000	-53.8%	1,650	-1,050	$1,000	$136,407,868	-	7
13	9	Eddie the Eagle	Fox	$1,560,000	-50.1%	1,568	-476	$995	$13,477,804	$23	3
14	13	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	BV	$1,249,000	-33.0%	760	-261	$1,643	$930,708,260	$200	13
15	10	The Witch	A24	$974,295	-60.8%	945	-770	$1,031	$22,883,376	-	4
16	14	Spotlight	ORF	$957,188	-45.8%	847	-380	$1,130	$43,213,462	-	19
17	12	How to Be Single	WB	$955,000	-54.9%	767	-835	$1,245	$45,139,777	$38	5
18	15	Race (2016)	Focus	$726,000	-52.0%	689	-597	$1,054	$17,827,482	-	4
19	17	The Lady in the Van	SPC	$569,158	-20.7%	363	-66	$1,568	$8,054,108	-	15
20	16	The Other Side of the Door	Fox	$555,000	-54.2%	585	+39	$949	$2,165,780	-	2
21	11	Triple 9	ORF	$516,417	-77.2%	695	-1,510	$743	$11,896,652	-	3
22	19	The Big Short	Par.	$300,000	-40.4%	222	-92	$1,351	$69,821,861	$28	14
23	27	Daddy's Home	Par.	$285,000	-16.5%	232	-54	$1,228	$149,264,652	-	12
24	23	Brooklyn	FoxS	$247,000	-34.9%	225	-62	$1,098	$37,627,974	-	19
25	22	The Boy (2016)	STX	$246,000	-38.7%	216	-123	$1,139	$35,480,703	$10	8
26	40	Embrace of the Serpent	Osci.	$186,007	+163.6%	75	+52	$2,480	$524,134	-	4
27	30	Where to Invade Next	Drft.	$182,748	-20.1%	151	+1	$1,210	$3,268,682	-	5
28	25	Zoolander 2	Par.	$180,000	-51.0%	244	-163	$738	$28,618,038	-	5
29	20	Room	A24	$164,418	-64.4%	201	-364	$818	$14,495,805	-	22
30	24	The Mermaid (Mei ren yu)	Sony	$150,000	-60.1%	82	-24	$1,829	$2,992,937	-	4
31	N	Eye in the Sky	BST	$117,050	-	5	-	$23,410	$117,050	-	1
32	36	13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi	Par.	$110,000	-25.9%	181	-30	$608	$52,697,854	$50	9
33	37	Dirty Grandpa	LGF	$95,000	-31.4%	156	-61	$609	$35,539,095	-	8
34	42	Knight of Cups	BG	$90,135	+48.9%	36	+32	$2,504	$175,726	-	2
35	32	The Choice	LGF	$90,000	-53.1%	165	-172	$545	$18,611,968	-	6
36	N	Hello, My Name is Doris	RAtt.	$85,240	-	4	-	$21,310	$85,240	-	1
37	45	Fifty Shades of Black	ORF	$74,636	+41.4%	57	-18	$1,309	$11,621,812	-	7
38	35	Son of Saul	SPC	$74,248	-50.8%	105	-75	$707	$1,666,866	-	13
39	38	45 Years	IFC	$66,500	-33.5%	70	-32	$950	$4,092,321	-	12
40	N	City of Gold	IFC	$64,000	-	4	-	$16,000	$64,000	-	1
41	53	Spectre	Sony	$47,000	+57.9%	16	-47	$2,938	$199,954,501	$245	19

[Frozen]

Spectre made $47,000 from 16 theatres this weekend, up 58% from last weekend when it had 63 theatres. I guess $200,000,000 happens next weekend. They only now about $46,000.