Weekend #s June 3-5: TMNT2 35.25m, X:A 22.3m, MBY 18.27m, Alice 10.69m, Birds 9.775m

[CJohn]

4 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

Harrison Ford actually gave a damn in this movie, he seemed to be having fun in it. He has only 2 or 3 scenes though.

 

Also, that trailer is the entire movie, even including the post-climactic fight moments. They actually put that out as an official trailer?

Shit, I have 0 memory of it besides the scenes I just saw in the trailer. The only memory I have from Expendables 3 is Banderas being awesome. 

 

Yeah, that was the official trailer of the movie lol. 

[CJohn]

Friday increases were incredibly weak. Are Summer weekdays already affecting the box office?

[Water Bottle]

Those Popstar numbers are wrong. There is no way it did that low. Universal must have been hacked.

[department store basement]

Hello My Name Is Doris only had a 20% drop the weekend after it was released on digital? Wow. Amazing run.

Edited June 5, 2016 by department store basement

[GiantCALBears]

Xmen is very fortunate they have the international markets, that's not even close to a bomb with $400m+ WW in 10 days.

[GiantCALBears]

Alice with the 71.2% share OS, salvaging a nightmare write down for Disney.

[GiantCALBears]

Angry Birds did alright after all, not the total flop I thought it could be. Getting double+ the budget/ads is respectable.

[department store basement]

@GiantCALBears I think every major movie now does significantly better OS than domestically. Even if it wasn't promoted well overseas during its theatrical run the DVD/digital sales are always better overseas.

Edited June 5, 2016 by department store basement

[department store basement]

I'm fairly sure the last major movie to have been ONLY popular in the US and not overseas at all was Talladega Nights 10 years ago. For obvious reasons.

[Krissykins]

That TMNT Sunday drop is silly overestimating. 

[Johnny Tran]

So did anyone make the SS over $100M OW club thread or the over $300M Domestic? I'm out on both. 

[Blaze Heatnix]

1 hour ago, CJohn said:

Holy crap at the international weekend of X-Men. China. His power.

 

 

Hopefully X-Men will have X-Legs there. It seems word of mouth is good there, regarding this movie.

[trifle]

9 minutes ago, Blaze Heatnix said:

 

 

Hopefully X-Men will have X-Legs there. It seems word of mouth is good there, regarding this movie.

 

Warcraft's impact is the question, later on, but yeah, China gave XA  a warm welcome.

[johnboy3434]

Here's projections for next week based on the weekend estimates. 

 

NOTES: The Monday predictions for X-Men and Alice are way too high, because their only Monday thus far was a holiday. Any effect this is having on the rest of the week should be fixed when we get Monday actuals. Also, Angry Birds is showing an increase for next weekend. The reason for that? My regressor film, 2011's Hop, had such an anomalous weekend in its run (complete with a drop on Saturday), and the time series process isn't drowning it out completely. It may go away as the week progresses.

 

 

X-Men: Apocalypse

Monday: $6.73M (+5.47%)

Tuesday: $2.87M (-57.4%)

Wednesday: $2.18M (-23.8%)

Thursday: $2.25M (+3.21%)

SECOND WEEK TOTAL: $36.4M (-61.4%)

Friday: $3.33M (+47.6%)

Saturday: $4.46M (+33.9%)

Sunday: $4.05M (-9.1%)

THIRD WEEKEND TOTAL: $11.8M (-47%)

 

Alice Through the Looking Glass

Monday: $3.28M (+5.81%)

Tuesday: $1.26M (-61.6%)

Wednesday: $1.02M (-19.3%)

Thursday: $1.07M (+5.33%)

SECOND WEEK TOTAL: $17.3M (-56.8%)

Friday: $1.72M (+61%)

Saturday: $2.17M (+26%)

Sunday: $1.97M (-9.45%)

THIRD WEEKEND TOTAL: $5.86M (-45.2%)

 

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows

Monday: $2.98M (-69.4%)

Tuesday: $3.41M (+14.3%)

Wednesday: $2.61M (-23.5%)

Thursday: $3.08M (+18.1%)

OPENING WEEK TOTAL: $47.3M

Friday: $5.63M (+83.1%)

Saturday: $5.86M (+3.99%)

Sunday: $4M (-31.7%)

SECOND WEEKEND TOTAL: $15.5M (-56%)

 

Me Before You

Monday: $2.25M (-47.9%)

Tuesday: $2.16M (-4.02%)

Wednesday: $1.8M (-16.7%)

Thursday: $1.73M (-3.79%)

OPENING WEEK TOTAL: $26.2M

Friday: $3.19M (+84.3%)

Saturday: $4.11M (+28.7%)

Sunday: $2.75M (-33.1%)

SECOND WEEKEND TOTAL: $10M (-51%)

 

The Angry Birds Movie

Monday: $1.64M (-46.5%)

Tuesday: $1.99M (+21.1%)

Wednesday: $1.9M (-4.59%)

Thursday: $2.13M (+12.3%)

THIRD WEEK TOTAL: $17.4M (-40.4%)

Friday: $4.32M (+103%)

Saturday: $4.23M (-2.24%)

Sunday: $2.81M (-33.5%)

FOURTH WEEKEND TOTAL: $11.4M (+16.2%)

 

Captain America: Civil War

Monday: $882k (-59.9%)

Tuesday: $968k (+9.71%)

Wednesday: $796k (-17.7%)

Thursday: $766k (-3.79%)

FIFTH WEEK TOTAL: $11M (-53.9%)

Friday: $1.29M (+68.8%)

Saturday: $1.83M (+41.4%)

Sunday: $1.27M (-30.7%)

SIXTH WEEKEND TOTAL: $4.39M (-42.2%)

 

Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising

Monday: $773k (-38.2%)

Tuesday: $683k (-11.6%)

Wednesday: $681k (-0.365%)

Thursday: $637k (-6.39%)

THIRD WEEK TOTAL: $7.47M (-48.9%)

Friday: $1.03M (+61.4%)

Saturday: $971k (-5.61%)

Sunday: $823k (-15.2%)

FOURTH WEEKEND TOTAL: $2.82M (-39.9%)

 

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

Monday: $539k (-53.2%)

Tuesday: $495k (-8.11%)

Wednesday: $408k (-17.6%)

Thursday: $393k (-3.65%)

OPENING WEEK TOTAL: $6.46M

Friday: $474k (+20.8%)

Saturday: $587k (+23.6%)

Sunday: $641k (-9.33%)

SECOND WEEKEND TOTAL: $1.7M (-67.1%)

 

The Nice Guys

Monday: $372k (-64.6%)

Tuesday: $430k (+15.6%)

Wednesday: $425k (-1.11%)

Thursday: $411k (-3.22%)

THIRD WEEK TOTAL: $5.16M (-49.6%)

 

Love & Friendship

Monday: $256k (-59%)

Tuesday: $316k (+23.5%)

Wednesday: $294k (-7%)

Thursday: $245k (-16.7%)

WIDE OPENING WEEK TOTAL: $3.24M

Friday: $495k (+102%)

Saturday: $763k (+54.3%)

Sunday: $515k (-32.6%)

SECOND WIDE WEEKEND TOTAL: $1.77M (-25.8%)

 

Money Monster

Monday: $250k (-50.9%)

Tuesday: $300k (+19.9%)

Wednesday: $220k (-26.7%)

Thursday: $206k (-6.16%)

FOURTH WEEK TOTAL: $2.79M (-58.9%)

 

[mahnamahna]

27 minutes ago, department store basement said:

I'm fairly sure the last major movie to have been ONLY popular in the US and not overseas at all was Talladega Nights 10 years ago. For obvious reasons.

The Blind Side did $250 million+ DOM and barely $50 million OS. 

[WrathOfHan]

29 minutes ago, department store basement said:

I'm fairly sure the last major movie to have been ONLY popular in the US and not overseas at all was Talladega Nights 10 years ago. For obvious reasons.

SHAKE AND BAKE!!!!

[Blaze Heatnix]

I think Tyler Perry's movies barely make a dime overseas...

 

 

[DAJK]

Bit of a bold prediction for June, but I don't think the shallows is going to get trashed. I actually think it'll be a "good for an hour, but loses steam" situation. 

 

Also think (but this isn't bold at all) that Dory will get good reviews, but is certainly similar to the first.

[department store basement]

11 minutes ago, mahnamahna said:

The Blind Side did $250 million+ DOM and barely $50 million OS. 

 

That one's way more popular here of course since it's a football movie, but it's pretty well known OS thanks to its BP nom and Bullock's Best Actress win.

Edited June 6, 2016 by department store basement

[AniNate]

American Sniper did okay OS but it was nowhere near the big hit elsewhere that it was in the US