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RESERVED SEATING REPORT (4:00-4:59)    
General admission rate applied    
$10.50 4:00 Ghostbusters 7 $73.50
$13.25 4:00 Suicide 3D 5 $66.25
$10.00 4:00 War Dogs 33 $330.00
$17.00 4:00 War Dogs 49 $833.00
$12.50 4:00 Kubo 3D 8 $100.00
$15.50 4:00 Suicide 3D 15 $232.50
$13.25 4:00 War Dogs XD 23 $304.75
$12.00 4:05 War Dogs 29 $348.00
$12.00 4:00 Nine Lives 17 $204.00
$9.75 4:10 Star Trek 5 $48.75
$10.00 4:10 Jason Bourne 6 $60.00
$9.75 4:10 Ben-Hur 31 $302.25
$9.75 4:15 Sausage Party 7 $68.25
$12.00 4:15 Sausage Party 33 $396.00
$14.00 4:15 Bad Moms 14 $196.00
$17.00 4:15 Foster Florence 43 $731.00
$12.00 4:20 Ben-Hur 39 $468.00
$15.50 4:20 Kubo 3D 21 $325.50
$17.50 4:20 Suicide IMAX 2D 12 $210.00
$9.75 4:20 War Dogs 22 $214.50
$10.00 4:15 Pets 8 $80.00
$14.00 4:30 Suicide Squad 21 $294.00
$13.25 4:30 Pete's 3D 8 $106.00
$17.00 4:30 Star Trek 16 $272.00
$15.25 4:30 War Dogs 38 $579.50
$12.00 4:40 Pete's Dragon 22 $264.00
$10.00 4:40 War Dogs 11 $110.00
$15.25 4:45 Lights Out 4 $61.00
$12.00 4:55 Jason Bourne 20 $240.00
$10.00 4:55 Pete's Dragon 4 $40.00
         
  7 show War Dogs $2,719.75 $389 avg
  4 shows Suicide Squad $802.75 $201 avg
  2 shows Ben-Hur $770.25 $385 avg
  2 shows Sausage $464.25 $232 avg
  2 shows Kubo $425.50 $213 avg
  2 shows Star Trek $320.75 $160 avg
  2 shows Jason Bourne $300 $150 avg
  3 shows Pete's Dragon $410.00 $137 avg
  1 show Florence Foster $731.00 $731 avg
  1 show Nine Lives $204.00 $204 avg
  1 show Bad Moms $196.00 $196 avg
  1 show Pets $80.00 $80 avg
  1 show Ghostbusters $73.50 $73.50 avg
  1 show Lights Out $61.00 $61.00 avg
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4 minutes ago, Sal said:

If Laika had more engaging stories, they'd do better.  Box Trolls and Kubo are both a bit on the dry side, at least if marketing to kids.

 

Yep. This one was a lot closer to being on the level of Coraline and Paranorman, so it's an improvement from BT.

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58 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

Stop motion has never been a huge performer, the exceptions are Chicken Run which had great legs and Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Wererabbit and those only did $200m+ WW I think Laika does well with what they do same with Aardman and neither should do the sort of films that other studios do because that's a market that already well served. 

 

I'd love to see another Chicken Run type hit for a stop motion film but I accept that's probably not going to happen anytime soon

 

It's a shame, since stop-motion can be so creative, yet financially it's in a bit of a rut. Even Laika's movies technically don't break even. I'd really love to see another stop-motion film crack 100m, but it'd likely have to be a film that opened well (say 20m), and have great legs, and given the current box office climate, that's unlikely to happen.

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10 minutes ago, Sal said:

If Laika had more engaging stories, they'd do better.  Box Trolls and Kubo are both a bit on the dry side, at least if marketing to kids.

 

Laika aren't going for cookie cutter stories with their films which is both a pro and a con. I couldn't see Pixar or Illumination doing the films Laika have made because they're going for a mass audience. 

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RESERVED SEATING REPORT (5:00-5:49)  
GENERAL ADMISSION APPLIED    
$12.00 5:00 Kubo 58 $696.00
$9.75 5:00 Bad Moms 8 $78.00
$10.00 5:00 Nerve 3 $30.00
$12.00 5:00 Sausage Party 32 $384.00
$15.25 5:00 Bad Moms 17 $259.25
$16.75 5:00 Ben-Hur RPX3D 12 $201.00
$9.75 5:10 Nerve 15 $146.25
$12.25 5:10 Hell or High 19 $232.75
$9.75 5:10 Suicide Squad 24 $234.00
$12.00 5:15 Pets 13 $156.00
$9.75 5:15 Sausage Party 6 $58.50
$12.25 5:15 Bad Moms 9 $110.25
$10.00 5:15 Sausage Party 11 $110.00
$15.25 5:15 Sausage Party 21 $320.25
$20.25 5:15 Suicide IMAX3D 6 $121.50
$9.75 5:20 Nine Lives 3 $29.25
$12.25 5:20 Sausage Party 21 $257.25
$9.75 5:15 War Dogs 30 $292.50
$14.00 5:30 Sausage Party 26 $364.00
$9.75 5:30 Lights Out 7 $68.25
$15.50 5:45 Pete's Dragon 39 $604.50
$13.75 5:45 Kubo 49 $673.75
         
  6 shows Sausage Party $1,494.00 $249 avg
  2 shows Kubo $1,369.75 $685 avg
  2 shows Suicide $355.50 $178 avg
  1 show War Dogs $292.50 $293 avg
  1 show Hell or High $232.75 $233 avg
  3 shows Bad Moms $447.50 $149 avg
  1 show Ben-Hur $201.00 $201 avg
  2 shows Nerve $176.25 $88 avg
  1 show Pete's Dragon $604.50 $605 avg
  1 show Pets $156.00 $156 avg
  1 show Lights Out $68.25 $68 avg
  1 show Nine Lives $29.25 $29 avg
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1 minute ago, Daniel Dylan Davis said:

 

It's a shame, since stop-motion can be so creative, yet financially it's in a bit of a rut. Even Laika's movies technically don't break even. I'd really love to see another stop-motion film crack 100m, but it'd likely have to be a film that opened well (say 20m), and have great legs, and given the current box office climate, that's unlikely to happen.

 

Both Laika and Aardman are in the position where they don't need big box office to make money and in the case of Laika, it's an endeavour by Phil and Travis Knight who are wealthy enough to fund these films and Focus Features and Universal clearly are happy with them as they've partnered on the next two Laika films. 

 

In the case of Aardman, the money comes from television commercials and TV shows like Shaun the Sheep plus the backcatalogue of shorts like Morph and Wallace and Gromit and the films. They've realised that they're never going to break out in America hence why they have Studiocanal, a European film studio to distribute their films and  Shaun the Sheep Movie while not a huge hit made a nice profit with $106m WW on a $25m budget. 

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9 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

Laika aren't going for cookie cutter stories with their films which is both a pro and a con. I couldn't see Pixar or Illumination doing the films Laika have made because they're going for a mass audience. 

 

But what exactly is cookie cutter?  This is a story about a kid and magic and such.  It's got Harry Potter kind of qualities.  I don't see Kubo being anything revolutionary.  

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So stop motion animated movies repulse people or are disliked by general audiences?

Or does Laika's movie just need better scripts? Good thing these stop motion movies are pretty cheap to make compared to these big scary Pixar movies.

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8 minutes ago, filmlover said:

What is everyone thinking for next weekend? Don't Breathe seems like a solid performer but I have no idea about Mechanic and Hands of Stone is destined to make peanuts.

 

DB - 15-20M

Mechanic - 3-7M

HoS - 2-6M

 

Something like that imo

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41 minutes ago, Sal said:

If Laika had more engaging stories, they'd do better.  Box Trolls and Kubo are both a bit on the dry side, at least if marketing to kids.

Not really...it's just non-cgi animation has ceased to be appealing to the GA for a decade. Even Disney couldn't get Princess and the Frog to be successful.

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Not really...it's just non-cgi animation has ceased to be appealing to the GA for a decade. Even Disney couldn't get Princess and the Frog to be successful.



To be fair, the title for that movie had zero appeal for boys...

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