Wednesday Numbers

[sfran43]

Ouch @IA5 drop this weekend.

 

Finding Dory is having one of it's steepest drop this weekend as well.

Edited August 4, 2016 by sfran43

[grim22]

Rank	LW	Title	Distributor	Theater Count	Change	% Change	Week #
> NEW RELEASES
1	-	Suicide Squad	Warner Bros.	4,255	-	-	1
9	-	Nine Lives (2016)	EuropaCorp	2,264	-	-	1
39	-	Elevator to the Gallows (2016 re-issue)	Rialto	1	-	-	1
> EXPANDING
2	1	Jason Bourne	Universal	4,040	+14	+0.3%	2
20	31	Captain America: Civil War	Buena Vista	174	+89	+104.7%	14
26	54	Gleason	Open Road Films	69	+60	+666.7%	2
27	69	Indignation	Roadside Attractions	55	+51	+1,275.0%	2
31	45	Our Little Sister	Sony Classics	23	+3	+15.0%	5
32	50	Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words	Sony Classics	19	+6	+46.2%	7
35	52	Genius	Roadside Attractions	13	+2	+18.2%	9
> NO CHANGE
5	5	Bad Moms	STX Entertainment	3,215	-	-	2
36	68	Equity	Sony Classics	4	-	-	2
37	-	Band of Outsiders (2016 re-issue)	Rialto	2	-	-	12
> DECLINING
3	4	The Secret Life of Pets	Universal	3,413	-264	-7.2%	5
4	3	Star Trek Beyond	Paramount	3,263	-665	-16.9%	3
6	2	Ice Age: Collision Course	Fox	2,738	-1,259	-31.5%	3
7	7	Lights Out	Warner Bros. (New Line)	2,581	-254	-9.0%	3
8	6	Ghostbusters (2016)	Sony / Columbia	2,545	-507	-16.6%	4
10	9	Finding Dory	Buena Vista	1,122	-611	-35.3%	8
11	12	Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party	Quality Flix	672	-394	-37.0%	4
12	10	The Legend of Tarzan	Warner Bros.	648	-855	-56.9%	6
13	16	Captain Fantastic	Bleecker Street	363	-187	-34.0%	5
14	11	Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates	Fox	297	-773	-72.2%	5
15	13	Central Intelligence	Warner Bros. (New Line)	266	-386	-59.2%	8
16	19	The BFG	Buena Vista	234	-39	-14.3%	6
17	18	Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie	Fox Searchlight	226	-129	-36.3%	3
18	17	The Purge: Election Year	Universal	206	-304	-59.6%	6
19	22	The Jungle Book (2016)	Buena Vista	200	-25	-11.1%	17
21	20	The Conjuring 2	Warner Bros. (New Line)	166	-78	-32.0%	9
22	21	Independence Day: Resurgence	Fox	165	-62	-27.3%	7
23	26	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows	Paramount	141	-29	-17.1%	10
24	27	Alice Through the Looking Glass	Buena Vista	126	-20	-13.7%	11
25	23	Me Before You	Warner Bros. (New Line)	103	-85	-45.2%	10
28	33	Love & Friendship	Roadside Attractions	34	-18	-34.6%	13
29	40	The Lobster (US Release)	A24	27	-4	-12.9%	13
30	39	Swiss Army Man	A24	24	-9	-27.3%	7
33	38	Our Kind of Traitor	Roadside Attractions	15	-18	-54.5%	6
34	42	Maggie's Plan	Sony Classics	14	-13	-48.1%	12
38	66	De Palma	A24	1	-3	-75.0%	9
40	47	Into the Forest	A24	1	-14	-93.3%	2

[WrathOfHan]

SLOP has more theaters than Trek   LOL Ice Age.

[CJohn]

Bourne and Beyond's runs are inexplicable to me. 

[James]

4 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Bourne and Beyond's runs are inexplicable to me. 

They will get even more 'inexplicable' this weekend Side note, Bad Moms is ahead of Bourne on MT and Fandango. I don't know how relevant that is, but I think BM is the ONLY movie that is gonna have a decent hold this weekend.

[baumer]

Pets loses a small amount of theaters. Looking for a 35% decline.

[a2k]

TD	YD	Title (Click to View)	Studio	Daily Gross	% +/- YD / LW		Theaters / Avg		Gross To-Date	Day
1	1	Jason Bourne	Uni.	$4,569,745	-33%	-	4,026	$1,135	$76,772,090	6
2	2	Bad Moms	STX	$3,214,405	-17%	-	3,215	$1,000	$33,828,380	6
3	4	Star Trek Beyond	Par.	$2,556,471	-26%	-48%	3,928	$651	$115,593,268	13
4	3	The Secret Life of Pets	Uni.	$2,495,165	-29%	-34%	3,677	$679	$305,673,310	27
5	5	Ice Age: Collision Course	Fox	$1,495,958	-34%	-32%	3,997	$374	$47,938,512	13
6	6	Nerve	LGF	$1,475,865	-28%	-60%	2,538	$582	$20,772,642	8
7	7	Lights Out	WB (NL)	$1,319,409	-28%	-41%	2,835	$465	$47,694,221	13
8	8	Ghostbusters (2016)	Sony	$1,257,082	-28%	-44%	3,052	$412	$110,881,200	20
9	9	Finding Dory	BV	$647,437	-25%	-38%	1,733	$374	$471,362,493	48
10	11	Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party	QF	$384,204	-14%	-26%	1,066	$360	$9,945,971	20
11	10	The Legend of Tarzan	WB	$314,130	-29%	-61%	1,503	$209	$123,037,973	34

[baumer]

Lights Out is having a terific run. 75 mill seems in the cards.

[a2k]

ICE AGE is on 319M WW.

Despite huge drops from the predecessor it's gonna make a profit easily.

Prod budget is 105M.

[CJohn]

1 minute ago, Baumer said:

Lights Out is having a terific run. 75 mill seems in the cards.

It will drop 60%+ this weekend unless WB throws some of SS's money into it.

[cannastop]

Just now, a2knet said:

ICE AGE is on 319M WW.

Despite huge drops from the predecessor it's gonna make a profit easily.

Prod budget is 105M.

I don't think there will be an Ice Age 6, though. Probably more profitable to make new characters at this point.

[baumer]

4 minutes ago, CJohn said:

It will drop 60%+ this weekend unless WB throws some of SS's money into it.

 

Lay off the crack pipe

[POTUS 2020]

2 hours ago, a2knet said:

(9)

Finding Dory

Walt Disney

$647,437

-25%

1,733

$374

$471,362,493

48

CA3 expanding, here is the last breath

[Captain Craig]

4 hours ago, CJohn said:

Bourne and Beyond's runs are inexplicable to me. 

Agreed. Both are solidly enjoyable films. Several I know like Beyond, sadly I don't know anyone whose seen Bourne beside me in my circles so in some regards it's run makes more sense but still. 

[Fancyarcher]

3 hours ago, a2knet said:

ICE AGE is on 319M WW.

Despite huge drops from the predecessor it's gonna make a profit easily.

Prod budget is 105M.

 

Hopefully they don't made a sixth film though.

[a2k]

3 hours ago, Daniel Dylan Davis said:

 

Hopefully they don't made a sixth film though.

 

ICE AGE: SCRAT'S LAST RIDE

 

 

[Fancyarcher]

15 minutes ago, a2knet said:

 

ICE AGE: SCRAT'S LAST RIDE

 

 

 

Wiz Khalifa confirmed to write a song for Scrat.

Edited August 5, 2016 by Daniel Dylan Davis

[zackzack]

18 hours ago, Baumer said:

 

I think because of the muted weekday numbers it will have better and bigger jumps this weekend.  55% is what I see.

 

The brand power is still there but they have to, in the end, deliver the real goods. The action is tense and epic, and Damon is Bourne but the plot is super thin, way too thin. Tommy Lee is wasted, Vikander shows promise but her role is underwritten. The social media sub-plot feels like an afterthought and that scene in Vegas involving the Google/Facebook cult leader-type is over the top. 

The movie does have more heat than Renner version. I thought this could sneak past $200M like WWZ or Godzilla but I think it might end up around $165M like STB.

 

[baumer]

25 minutes ago, zackzack said:

 

The brand power is still there but they have to, in the end, deliver the real goods. The action is tense and epic, and Damon is Bourne but the plot is super thin, way too thin. Tommy Lee is wasted, Vikander shows promise but her role is underwritten. The social media sub-plot feels like an afterthought and that scene in Vegas involving the Google/Facebook cult leader-type is over the top. 

The movie does have more heat than Renner version. I thought this could sneak past $200M like WWZ or Godzilla but I think it might end up around $165M like STB.

 

 

IYO.

 

Not mine.

[MrFanaticGuy34]

12 hours ago, Daniel Dylan Davis said:

 

Hopefully they don't made a sixth film though.

 

Either they have to......or instead make a sequel to their other films, that aren't Ice Age-related.

 

Most of Bluesky's non-Ice Age films made around almost $240-300M WW. Only the Rio-films made way more than that between $480-500M WW. So Bluesky is gonna need an original that could be a breakout.

 

But we all thought the same thing about The Peanuts Movie....(which was very well liked)...but instead ended up being Bluesky lowest grosser WW-wise.

 

Maybe OS-audience are hesitant to give money to a Bluesky that isn't Ice Age. I don't get it.