Weekend Thread | Bourne 60M, Trek 24M, Bad Moms 23.4M, Pets 18.2M

[CJohn]

Just now, Krissykins said:

Bad Moms down $10m from the estimate THR posted after the preview numbers came out.

It was frontloaded as hell.

[robertman2]

Do the Republican propaganda movies even release outside of the US?

[Mojoguy]

Bad Moms down $10m from the estimate THR posted after the preview numbers came out.

Bad Moms acting like a sequel with its Sat and Sun. Really weird.

[sfran43]

BAD MOMS opened this weekend to an estimated $23.4M. #BadMoms

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) July 31, 2016

[JennaJ]

4 minutes ago, Mojoguy said:

They were also grooming Renner to take over as lead from Tom Cruise with Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, but Cruise took the lead role BACK and Rebecca Ferguson completely STOLE the movie in Rogue Nation. Renner didn't even get a single fight scene in Rogue Nation! Hilarious!

 

Good. I have no idea why he was deemed a good choice to take over MI and Bourne, but in both cases I think the franchise is better off sticking to the original.

[a2k]

After the OD I thought 100M was possible for BAD MOMS. Now will need 4x+.

Not only is that tough, but a movie which does the same 23.4M with a better Friday to Sunday drop (cause the numbers are more evenly distributed) has a better shot.

[WrathOfHan]

Predictions for next weekend:

 

Suicide Squad: 145M

Jason Bourne: 26M

Star Trek Beyond: 11.3M

Bad Moms: 10.4M

Secret Life of Pets: 9M

Nine Lives: 8M

Lights Out: 4.8M

Ice Age: 4.7M

Ghostbusters: 4.1M

Nerve: 3.4M

 

[filmlover]

I'm currently predicting $130M for Suicide Squad. All subject to change for when the reviews come in, of course.

[sfran43]

CAFE SOCIETY made an estimated $2.25M this weekend, up more than double after a release expansion, for $3.90M to date. #CafeSociety

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) July 31, 2016

[CJohn]

1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:

Predictions for next weekend:

 

Suicide Squad: 145M

Jason Bourne: 26M

Star Trek Beyond: 11.3M

Bad Moms: 10.4M

Secret Life of Pets: 9M

Nine Lives: 8M

Lights Out: 4.8M

Ice Age: 4.7M

Ghostbusters: 4.1M

Nerve: 3.4M

 

Da hell?

[TalismanRing]

6 minutes ago, robertman2 said:

Do the Republican propaganda movies even release outside of the US?

 

US comedies rarely do well overseas without a name actor. 

[sfran43]

$110.1M global opening for #JasonBourne. $60M domestic w/ $15k avg in #1 spot. $50.1M intl from 46 mkts. Korea $11.2M 5day, UK $10.2M 3day.

— Gitesh Pandya (@GiteshPandya) July 31, 2016

[Nova]

I'm still dumbfounded by the numbers for Bad Moms. From what I have heard it's very funny. Its drop throughout the weekend doesn't make sense. Especially one that is almost $10M less than what estimates had it at on Friday. It's playing more like a sequel than an original. 

[CJohn]

The OS opening of Jason Bourne seems good to me. There are still a few markets left.

 

[sfran43]

FINDING DORY made an estimated $4.22M weekend, down 41.6%, for $469.0M total through seven weekends. #FindingDory

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) July 31, 2016

[Mojoguy]

The OS opening of Jason Bourne seems good to me. There are still a few markets left.

We should get two more Jason Bourne movies with Matt Damon in the next few years.

[a2k]

BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice  1m1 minute ago

FINDING DORY made an estimated $4.22M weekend, down 41.6%, for $469.0M total through seven weekends. #FindingDory

[filmlover]

2 minutes ago, Nova said:

I'm still dumbfounded by the numbers for Bad Moms. From what I have heard it's very funny. Its drop throughout the weekend doesn't make sense. Especially one that is almost $10M less than what estimates had it at on Friday. It's playing more like a sequel than an original. 

Friday night girls night out movie.

 

The original Step Up from 10 years ago had a big drop on Saturday and still made its way to a 3x+ multipler.

 

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=daily&id=stepup.htm

[WrathOfHan]

9 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Da hell?

Be glad it isn't 180M.

[a2k]

Rank*	Title	Friday 7/29 (Estimates)	Saturday 7/30 (Estimates)	Sunday 7/31 (Estimates)	Monday 8/1
1	JASON BOURNE Universal 4,026	$22,760,000 -- / $5,653 $22,760,000 / 1	$20,830,000 -8.5% / $5,174 $43,590,000 / 2	$16,410,000 -21.2% / $4,076 $60,000,000 / 3	N/A
2	BAD MOMS STX Entertainment 3,215	$9,630,000 -- / $2,995 $9,630,000 / 1	$7,840,000 -18.6% / $2,439 $17,470,000 / 2	$5,930,000 -24.4% / $1,844 $23,400,000 / 3	N/A
3	STAR TREK BEYOND Paramount 3,928	$6,715,000 +56.1% / $1,710 $88,435,378 / 8	$9,953,000 +48.2% / $2,534 $98,388,378 / 9	$7,332,000 -26.3% / $1,867 $105,720,378 / 10	N/A
4	THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS Universal 3,677	$5,580,000 +48.9% / $1,518 $283,547,745 / 22	$7,220,000 +29.4% / $1,964 $290,767,745 / 23	$5,410,000 -25.1% / $1,471 $296,177,745 / 24	N/A
5	LIGHTS OUT Warner Bros. (New Line) 2,835	$3,575,000 +64.2% / $1,261 $35,642,032 / 8	$4,135,000 +15.7% / $1,459 $39,777,032 / 9	$3,100,000 -25% / $1,093 $42,877,032 / 10	N/A
6	ICE AGE: COLLISION COURSE Fox 3,997	$3,250,000 +51.6% / $813 $34,859,623 / 8	$4,125,000 +26.9% / $1,032 $38,984,623 / 9	$3,125,000 -24.2% / $782 $42,109,623 / 10	N/A
7	NERVE Lionsgate 2,538	$3,210,000 +38.1% / $1,265 $9,261,287 / 3	$3,360,000 +4.7% / $1,324 $12,621,287 / 4	$2,430,000 -27.7% / $957 $15,051,287 / 5	N/A
8	GHOSTBUSTERS (2016) Sony / Columbia 3,052	$2,940,000 +43.2% / $963 $99,311,471 / 15	$3,960,000 +34.7% / $1,298 $103,271,471 / 16	$2,900,000 -26.8% / $950 $106,171,471 / 17	N/A
9	FINDING DORY Buena Vista 1,733	$1,220,000 +23.3% / $704 $466,012,930 / 43	$1,656,000 +35.7% / $956 $467,668,930 / 44	$1,344,000 -18.8% / $776 $469,012,930 / 45	N/A
10	HILLARY'S AMERICA: THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Quality Flix 1,066	$707,000 +26% / $663 $6,997,384 / 15	$957,000 +35.4% / $898 $7,954,384 / 16	$718,000 -25% / $674 $8,672,384 / 17	N/A
11	THE LEGEND OF TARZAN Warner Bros. 1,503	$680,000 +6.8% / $452 $120,131,210 / 29	$985,000 +44.9% / $655 $121,116,210 / 30	$740,000 -24.9% / $492 $121,856,210 / 31	N/A
12	CAFE SOCIETY Lionsgate 565	$647,000 +864.8% / $1,145 $2,303,960 / 15	$955,000 +47.6% / $1,690 $3,258,960 / 16	$648,000 -32.1% / $1,147 $3,906,960 / 17