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Monday Numbers (Dory)...20M or just under RTH

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1 hour ago, wildphantom said:

 

It'll be more than that. Think you missed a day in your calculation.

 

More like $288 million after 10 days with your daily forecast. 

 

You are right!

 

287-288M after 10 days.

 

 

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5 hours ago, MovieMan89 said:

Zootopia's DOM run is more impressive than Frozen's just for the record. Released in the heart of the school year, no holiday or summer legs to help it. A massive blockbuster direct competitor just a month later with The Jungle Book (something Frozen never had in its whole run). No merchandise frenzy or big soundtrack to elevate its popularity. No throngs of obsessed little girls seeing it over and over. Released in an increasingly harsher climate for legs and longevity. Nothing on its side but straight up immaculate WOM taking it to 85%+ of Frozen's total, despite all the disadvantages it had in comparison. Incredible. 

I was about to say "no fucking way you can justify saying that Frozen was less impressive". I'm a fanboy, and even I thought that would be ridiculous.

 

But then you mentioned The Jungle Book. A fellow Disney movie that was also loved by audiences, and Zootopia still has sub 20% drops in the weeks that followed.

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9 hours ago, mahnamahna said:

^this

 

Frozen would have stalled around $275-325 million DOM without the Christmas/New Year's boost near the middle of its run. Its nearly 6x would probably have been a 4x-4.5x without the holiday boost. 

 

Zootopia got a 4.5x-4.6x all by itself, pretty much. Both are extremely impressive, but Zootopia showed some old-fashioned legs during the typically slow season. 

I think your weekend is too small for $77.5 million in dailies. 

Exactly. If you look at it, it's clear that Frozen's early run wasn't anything particularly spectacular until right around Christmas. That's when it's box office performance got crazy. Without that Holiday boost, who knows how much less it may have done. And who knows how having a huge direct competitor would have affected it. 

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3 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Exactly. If you look at it, it's clear that Frozen's early run wasn't anything particularly spectacular until right around Christmas. That's when it's box office performance got crazy. Without that Holiday boost, who knows how much less it may have done. And who knows how having a huge direct competitor would have affected it. 

Nothing looks particularly spectacular in early December.

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3 minutes ago, cannastop said:

Nothing looks particularly spectacular in early December.

Not disagreeing, just saying it would have been impossible for it to have the legs it did without a Holiday release. It could have easily done 50m or more less. 

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