Tuesday numbers: Cap3 - 13.7M(Gitesh)

[Sam]

2 minutes ago, moviesRus said:

 

Gotcha lol. $500m is too much though. I guess it now has a better shot since Apocalypse got meh reviews.

 

I don't think meh reviews will affect Apocalypse much. That franchise has a fixed and dedicated fanbase. It'll open around DOFP and finish with around 10-20mil less I think. 

 

500M for CW is asking for ~2.8x leg. Better than both Cap movies. I don't see it. 

[CJohn]

3 minutes ago, BKB IS CAPTAIN AMERICA said:

 

Ok.. My bad.. I thought I read it as 300M Domestic total??

No. It is 300M plus the 200M it already made. 

[John Marston]

1	CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR Buena Vista 4,226	$13,291,876 -68.7% / $3,145 $192,431,018 / 4	$13,761,120 +3.5% / $3,256 $206,192,138 / 5	N/A	N/A
2	THE JUNGLE BOOK (2016) Buena Vista 4,144	$1,523,436 -83.7% / $368 $289,124,137 / 25	$2,054,200 +34.8% / $496 $291,178,337 / 26	N/A	N/A
3	MOTHER'S DAY Open Road Films 3,141	$677,186 -88% / $216 $23,483,952 / 11	$914,201 +35% / $291 $24,398,153 / 12	N/A	N/A
4	KEANU Warner Bros. 2,681	$330,324 -68.2% / $123 $15,638,745 / 11	$442,614 +34% / $165 $16,081,359 / 12	N/A	N/A
5	THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER'S WAR Universal 2,901	$282,005 -80.9% / $97 $41,014,460 / 18	$405,715 +43.9% / $140 $41,420,175 / 19	N/A	N/A
6	ZOOTOPIA Buena Vista 2,077	$199,613 -82.9% / $96 $328,362,195 / 67	$259,117 +29.8% / $125 $328,621,312 / 68	N/A	N/A
7	BARBERSHOP: THE NEXT CUT Warner Bros. 1,734	$219,286 -78% / $126 $49,091,397 / 25	$246,779 +12.5% / $142 $49,338,176 / 26	N/A	N/A
8	THE BOSS Universal 1,933	$170,590 -76.2% / $88 $59,436,475 / 32	$225,380 +32.1% / $117 $59,661,855 / 33	N/A	N/A
9	RATCHET & CLANK Focus Features 2,895	$94,807 -80.3% / $33 $7,191,690 / 11	$140,862 +48.6% / $49 $7,332,552 / 12	N/A	N/A
10	BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE Warner Bros. 1,593	$102,922 -64.4% / $65 $327,358,523 / 46	$125,564 +22% / $79 $327,484,087 / 47	N/A	N/A
-	GREEN ROOM A24 470	$58,750 -39.9% / $125 $2,117,086 / 25	$70,030 +19.2% / $149 $2,187,116 / 26	N/A	N/A
-	MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 2 Universal 640	$45,875 -84.9% / $72 $58,334,285 / 46	$61,550 +34.2% / $96 $58,395,835 / 47	N/A	N/A
-	CRIMINAL (2016) Lionsgate/Summit 517	$37,086 -65.4% / $72 $14,305,619 / 25	$45,650 +23.1% / $88 $14,351,269 / 26	N/A	N/A
-	SING STREET Weinstein Company 153	$30,691 -79.2% / $201 $1,160,613 / 25	$42,270 +37.7% / $276 $1,202,883 / 26	N/A	N/A
-	DEADPOOL Fox 335	$29,655 -56.8% / $89 $362,230,218 / 88	$33,182 +11.9% / $99 $362,263,400 / 89	N/A	N/A
-	COMPADRES Pantelion 212	$19,499 -80% / $92 $2,781,670 / 18	$32,881 +68.6% / $155 $2,814,551 / 19	N/A	N/A
-	PAPA: HEMINGWAY IN CUBA Yari Film Group 208	$22,045 -65.1% / $106 $880,200 / 11	$28,066 +27.3% / $135 $908,266 / 12	N/A	N/A
-	MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN TriStar 301	$19,783 -80.8% / $66 $60,091,743 / 55	$25,112 +26.9% / $83 $60,116,855 / 56	N/A	N/A
-	GOD'S NOT DEAD 2 Pure Flix 300	$15,507 -78.6% / $52 $20,342,075 / 39	$20,329 +31.1% / $68 $20,362,404 / 40	N/A	N/A
-	10 CLOVERFIELD LANE Paramount 176	$13,547 -59.5% / $77 $71,469,332 / 60	$16,585 +22.4% / $94 $71,485,917 / 61	N/A	N/A
-	KUNG FU PANDA 3 Fox 239	$10,743 -81.6% / $45 $142,241,617 / 102	$15,640 +45.6% / $65 $142,257,257 / 103	N/A	N/A
-	EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!! Paramount 131	$12,421 -60.5% / $95 $3,264,384 / 41	$14,302 +15.1% / $109 $3,278,686 / 42	N/A	N/A
-	THE DIVERGENT SERIES: ALLEGIANT Lionsgate/Summit 210	$10,855 -67.6% / $52 $65,731,567 / 53	$12,787 +17.8% / $61 $65,744,354 / 54	N/A	N/A
-	A BIGGER SPLASH Fox Searchlight 5	$11,965 -63.6% / $2,393 $150,451 / 6	$12,118 +1.3% / $2,424 $162,569 / 7	N/A	N/A
-	LONDON HAS FALLEN Focus Features 125	$8,864 -66.3% / $71 $62,087,745 / 67	$11,527 +30% / $92 $62,099,272 / 68	N/A	N/A
-	MEET THE BLACKS Freestyle Releasing 86	$5,984 -72.1% / $70 $8,954,692 / 39	$6,990 +16.8% / $81 $8,961,682 / 40	N/A	N/A
-	THE REVENANT Fox 87	$3,406 -67.6% / $39 $183,598,001 / 137	$4,112 +20.7% / $47 $183,602,113 / 138	N/A	N/A
-	MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Warner Bros. 57	$3,749 -60% / $66 $3,646,274 / 53	$3,711 -1% / $65 $3,649,985 / 54	N/A	N/A
-	GODS OF EGYPT Lionsgate/Summit 87	$2,924 -76.6% / $34 $31,143,998 / 74	$3,405 +16.5% / $39 $31,147,403 / 75	N/A	N/A
-	HARDCORE HENRY STX Entertainment 51	$2,187 -25.3% / $43 $9,246,752 / 32	$1,942 -11.2% / $38 $9,248,694 / 33	N/A	N/A
-	EYE IN THE SKY Bleecker Street -	$52,489 -70% / $125 $17,352,664 / 60	N/A	N/A	N/A
-	ELVIS & NIXON Bleecker Street -	$7,073 -54.8% / $114 $1,038,671 / 18	N/A	N/A

[Empire]

6 minutes ago, Sam said:

 

I don't think meh reviews will affect Apocalypse much. That franchise has a fixed and dedicated fanbase. It'll open around DOFP and finish with around 10-20mil less I think. 

 

500M for CW is asking for ~2.8x leg. Better than both Cap movies. I don't see it. 

It isn't likely, but certainly possible with no real breakouts looking to happen this month. 

 

If it did that I would be pleasantly shocked. I predicted 176M OW w/ a 504M finish, but didn't really think it would happen. 

[Sam]

6 minutes ago, Empire said:

It isn't likely, but certainly possible with no real breakouts looking to happen this month. 

 

If it did that I would be pleasantly shocked. I predicted 176M OW w/ a 504M finish, but didn't really think it would happen. 

 

Yeah, there is always a possibility. This weekend and Memorial Day weekend holds will be crucial and indicative of the potential. 

 

I'm hoping for what I think is best case: around x2.7 leg for a 485M finish. Same legs as the other 2 Cap movies. 

 

If the movie can somehow get very close to 500M and need the extra push, then the Disney folks will be as luky a bunch as Sony employees. 

[Blaze Heatnix]

Good number. I'm curious about the Wednesday numbers.

[TalismanRing]

6 minutes ago, Sam said:

 

Yeah, there is always a possibility. This weekend and Memorial Day weekend holds will be crucial and indicative of the potential. 

 

I'm hoping for what I think is best case: around x2.7 leg for a 485M finish. Same legs as the other 2 Cap movies. 

 

If the movie can somehow get very close to 500M and need the extra push, then the Disney folks will be as luky a bunch as Sony employees. 

 

With the same legs as the previous two Caps it would do close to $490m. 

 

The plus for it against TWS is that it has Memorial Day w/e and colleges and some schools are letting out so it boosts dailies. 

 

Similarly, it why I think TWS's multiplier was more impressive than TFA's  since it didn't have summer days and opened more than 40% higher with much larger previews.

[Kalo]

37 minutes ago, RamblinRed said:

Maybe someone should start a Disney 3B DOM club. 

What the above totals show is that while my gut is that Disney would fall just a little short, if they have even one more breakout hit from the ones not expected to be big (Alice, Doctor Strange, Moana, Pete's Dragon or BFG) then getting to 3B would actually be in reach.

 

 

Um there is, I made it. knock yourself out. 

 

Walt Disney Studios total domination over $3b domestic 2016 club

[movieboner]

I love to see numbers that give me a massive boner, thanks Cap.

 

 

[movieboner]

They shouldn't take theaters away from Zootopia, while it's still making good business after 10 weekends and new releases like the Bombsman: Losing War is flopping. Zootopia could've made $4 to 4.5 million last weekend with no theater loss.

[WrathOfHan]

9 minutes ago, movieboner said:

They shouldn't take theaters away from Zootopia, while it's still making good business after 10 weekends and new releases like the Bombsman: Losing War is flopping. Zootopia could've made $4 to 4.5 million last weekend with no theater loss.

There are a lot of theaters with 10 or less screens, those are the theaters getting rid of it. 

[Killimano3]

1 hour ago, junkshop36 said:

 

OK, I'm confused by these numbers lol

 

Think they mean that's how much MORE those movies are going to make

[Jim Shorts]

1 hour ago, BKB IS CAPTAIN AMERICA said:

Imagine if both BvsS and CW were released in the same weekend as initially planned?? My God, the MODS would've lost their minds.. The Chaos around here would've been Legendary..

 

I wish the execs at WB had the balls to stick to that date.  I would have loved to have seen what 2 $150m openers would have looked at in theaters at the same time. 

 

1 hour ago, BKB IS CAPTAIN AMERICA said:

 

Even more laughable since it'll cross that in probably 3 weeks..

 

 

1 hour ago, CJohn said:

You didn't understood. He is saying that Cap3 will do 500M in total lol. 

 

We need to get BKB a membership here:

 

 

 

[department store basement]

6 minutes ago, Jim Shorts said:

I wish the execs at WB had the balls to stick to that date.  I would have loved to have seen what 2 $150m openers would have looked at in theaters at the same time.

 

Screw that, I would love to see what 2 70m+ openers would look like in theaters at the same time!

 

Because there's never been any!

Edited May 11, 2016 by department store basement

[Jim Shorts]

3 minutes ago, department store basement said:

 

Screw that, I would love to see what 2 70m+ openers would look like in theaters at the same time!

 

Because there's never been any!

 

Jurassic World 2nd Weekend - $106.6m

Inside Out OW - $90.4m

 

 

Shrek 2 2nd weekend - $72.2m

Day After Tomorrow OW - $68.7m

 

 

Hunger Games Catching Fire 2nd weekend - $77.2m

Frozen OW - $67.4m

 

We already know what that would look like and then some.  I'm talking about sheer madness at the cinemas.  

[LMAbacus]

16 minutes ago, department store basement said:

 

Screw that, I would love to see what 2 70m+ openers would look like in theaters at the same time!

 

Because there's never been any!

 

Monsters University at $82.4 million and World War Z at $66.4 million is close enough.

[Jim Shorts]

1 minute ago, LMAbacus said:

 

Monsters University at $82.4 million and World War Z at $66.4 million is close enough.

 

Lol, I got lazy and didn't write that one down.  Maybe I should have started with that one first instead since they were both OW.

[cookie]

1 hour ago, Jim Shorts said:

I wish the execs at WB had the balls to stick to that date.  I would have loved to have seen what 2 $150m openers would have looked at in theaters at the same time. 

 

I don't know if they could both have $150m+ OWs though. Not only do the audiences for both mostly overlap and far from all would have the time/money to see both the same weekend, but I don't think there's enough theaters and screens that could hold both. They'd be eating each other along with everything else.

Edited May 11, 2016 by cookie

[Daxtreme]

Great number!

 

For comparison, tuesdays across big movies:

 

Avengers -6.5%

Star Wars Force Awakens -6.9%

Jurassic World -4%

The Dark Knight -14.8%

The Dark Knight Rises -8.4%

Age of Ultron -0.7%

Batman v Superman -19%

Iron Man 3 +0.2%

 

Sunday was slightly deflated, which led to a probably better monday than usual, and it still increased so I guess that's a good sign.

[SWXII]

2 hours ago, Daxtreme said:

Great number!

 

For comparison, tuesdays across big movies:

 

Avengers -6.5%

Star Wars Force Awakens -6.9%

Jurassic World -4%

The Dark Knight -14.8%

The Dark Knight Rises -8.4%

Age of Ultron -0.7%

Batman v Superman -19%

Iron Man 3 +0.2%

 

Sunday was slightly deflated, which led to a probably better monday than usual, and it still increased so I guess that's a good sign.

 

It is a very good sign. An over 500 sign.