Weekend Thread | The Jungle Book - Early Weekend Estimates 101m - 103m (DHD - Page 59) (Fri 32m, Sat 41.5m-42m) | RTH Saturday Early Est = 40-44M (Page 46) | Barbershop TNC - Est 20.4m (DHD) | Boss -59% | Hardcore Henry epic -71%

[a2k]

19 minutes ago, Truckasaurus said:

 

Oooh yeah, you wanna take that Big Fat Greek Wedding 2?

 

Only if it is hardcore, Henry.

[Maxmoser3]

4 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

Barbershop will be make its money back from domestic, I doubt it'll make much of a dent OS. 

It's predcessors didn't make much of a dent overseas either because it's a film that isn't going to bring in overseas audiences because they aren't going to be familiar with what's going on in Chicago right now(which is what Barbershop 3 deals with). 

[DAJK]

100M+. Jesus. Doesn't really feel real, I'm expecting to wake up and have it at 70M or something. 

 

Those international #'s too are insane. This is certainly another Alice In Wonderland, but this time, it's a great movie.

[Lordmandeep]

Batman is done

 Next weekend decent drop

Then civil war it will drop 65 70%.

[TalismanRing]

Disney is already having such an incredible year that the approx $75m they lost on Finest Hours amounts to change lost in the couch cushions and it isn't even May yet.  If Zootopia makes it $1B then five $1B films this year looks very very possible.

[CJohn]

Hardcore Henry is not even gonna do 10M DOM @grey ghost

 

[Chinoiserie]

So when do you think Disney will announce animated films will get the live-action remakes first? It is so frustrating to keep hoping for Mulan and Sword in the Stone and be pretty certain that the Cruella prequel and Dumbo are the ones we will get.

[Maxmoser3]

2 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Hardcore Henry is not even gonna do 10M DOM @grey ghost

 

Welcome back CJohn

[grey ghost]

1 minute ago, CJohn said:

Hardcore Henry is not even gonna do 10M DOM @grey ghost

 

 

I'm over 300% so I'll be missing out on Neighbors 2 and Angry Birds.

 

But at least I'll get an extra 2 million from Hardcore Henry. 

[Bishop54]

27 minutes ago, Maxmoser3 said:

The Jungle Book debuts strong this weekend, with its solid marketing effort and great word of mouth Disney so far is having a great 2016(and it's not even summer yet). The Jungle Book debuted with a better than expected estimated $103.5 million opening weekend, that weekend places as one of the second best April debuts and the fifth best Spring debut. Overall with solid word of mouth, and  less competition The Jungle Book should hold up quite well in the weeks to come and end its run with at least $305 million domestic. In a distant second place, Barbershop:The Next Cut had a solid debut although the lowest grossing debut of the franchise(disclosing Beauty Shop) with an estimated $20.1 million opening weekend the film had a solid start -for a 12 year gapped sequel with solid word of mouth, and less competition for its audience. Barbershop:The Next Cut should ends its run north of $60 million domestic. As for last weekend's lead, The Boss took a steep toll for a Melissa McCarthy film around 59% this weekend which is her steepest drop yet(even Tammy dropped 41%)and as for its lukewarm reception if the film continues these type of drops The Boss should end its run around $55 million. Batman V. Superman took another drop this weekend, the film is still making some profit back for the studio but should end its run around $335 million domestic. Zootopia still doing strong with families despite competition, the film should end its run around $350 million domestic. The other release, Criminal bailed out with an estimated $5.8 million which is Kevin Costner's lowest grossing starring vehicle since 1997 with The Postman($5.2 million opening weekend) and that's not including attendance almost 20 years later. The film is also around the same field as other spring R-Rated action flops such as The Gunman, Sabotage, Dead Man Down, and even last weekend's Hardcore Henry. Watch for Criminal to end its run around $10 million. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 took its steepest drop yet this weekend and should still manage to come close to at least 60 million domestic. Miracles From Heaven also saw a steep decline near 60% this weekend the film should end its run around 65 million domestic. Fellow faith based film God's Not Dead 2 took the same drop near 60% this weekend and is taking a big drop from its predecessor. God's Not Dead 2 should end its run around $20 million domestic. Eye In The Sky took an alright drop this weekend and should end its run around $20

million. Last weekend's other release, Hardcore Henry took a hefty drop at 71% this weekend which is the same drops as Believe, Jason Goes To Hell:The Final Friday, and The Real Cancun. Hardcore Henry should end its run just at $10 million domestic. Allegiant still doing less than half of its predcessors, and should end its run just below $70 million. 

Paragraphs my friend, paragraphs!

[Maxmoser3]

3 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

Disney is already having such an incredible year that the approx $75m they lost on Finest Hours amounts to change lost in the couch cushions and it isn't even May yet.  If Zootopia makes it $1B then five $1B films this year looks very very possible.

Disney has 1 flop this year that's nothing. Disney should have another amazing year. Half of their films this year will make at least $750 million+ worldwide.

[Yandereprime101189]

6 minutes ago, Chinoiserie said:

So when do you think Disney will announce animated films will get the live-action remakes first? It is so frustrating to keep hoping for Mulan and Sword in the Stone and be pretty certain that the Cruella prequel and Dumbo are the ones we will get.

 

They recently announced Peter Pan

[Maxmoser3]

3 minutes ago, Yandereprime101189 said:

 

They recently announced Peter Pan

[POTUS 2020]

BVS will finish 321-323m

[Krissykins]

16 minutes ago, Yandereprime101189 said:

 

They recently announced Peter Pan

 

Audiences need another Peter Pan movie like a hole in the head. 

 

 

[WrathOfHan]

BVS run:

 

Remainder of this week: 2.6M (313.9M total)

Apr 22: 4.1M (1.2M weekdays, 319.2M total)

Apr 29: 1.7M (500k weekdays, 321.4M total)

May 6: 700k 

 

Not seeing a scenario where it makes over 327-328M

Edited April 17, 2016 by WrathOfHan

[water]

i told you bvs would do less than mj1 dom and less than cf ww

 

[POTUS 2020]

Was in Patong Thailand last night to go to the closest cinema from my resort town. One of the raunchiest sex capitals of the world. Saw TJB there.  The opposite of that would be visiting Disneyworld to go to a whorehouse

The movie was very good. 3D tix just $6.5. Mostly empty though. I guess the tourists were seeking other entertainment.

[The Panda]

I want a 2 and a half hour Mulan epic, they can weave some of the themes in there, but Id cut the singing.  Of course, that means Disney isn't going to do it.

[The Panda]

8 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

BVS run:

 

Remainder of this week: 2.6M (313.9M total)

Apr 22: 4.1M (1.2M weekdays, 320.2M total)

Apr 29: 1.7M (500k weekdays, 322.4M total)

May 6: 700k 

 

Not seeing a scenario where it makes over 327-328M

 

That pretty much means Zootopia needs less than a 3x multiplier off this weekend in order to beat BvS Domestically.