Weekend Actuals (Page 62): Suicide Squad 20.9M | Sausage Party 15.5M | War Dogs 14.7M | Kubo 12.6M | Pete's Dragon 11.3M | Ben Hur 11.2M

[Goffe]

17 hours ago, Jack Nevada said:What blockbusters from this year are actually worth watching? Haven't seen any of them.

the jungle book is good. ghostbuster is very funny so it deserves to be seen at least once.

Edited August 22, 2016 by Goffe

[baumer]

Here is the chart for the week up until August 6th, in terms of Blu Ray sales....no figures were listed, just ranking.

 

1	Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice	Warner Bros.	3
2	Batman: The Killing Joke	Warner Bros.	1
3	The Boss	Universal	2
4	Mother's Day	Universal	1
5	Zootopia	Disney	9
6	Keanu	Warner Bros.	1
7	The Divergent Series: Allegiant	Lionsgate	4
8	Miracles From Heaven	Sony	4
9	Deadpool	FOX	13
10	Criminal	Lionsgate	2

[DAJK]

7 hours ago, bcf26 said:

 

I though you're only 16 or 17. Are you allowed to watch R-rated movies without an adult?

17. And I live in Canada where War Dogs is 14A.

[Alpha]

17 hours ago, Jack Nevada said:

We need an emoticon from Chef

 

[Dementeleus]

1 hour ago, Blaze Heatnix said:

 

 

Don't forget P&A, advertising and promotion costs too!

 

Budget alone for IM2 was 200 million. The production budget was probably 300 million or more.

 

"Production budget" and "budget" are usually synonymous unless specified.  

[trifle]

3 hours ago, BluRayHiDef said:

I have a couple of questions that are bit off topic, so please don't call me a hypocrite for my earlier complaints. 

 

1. Who creates the subtitles beneath our usernames? For example, mine says "Straight-to-DVD." Does the system automatically create them?

2. How many copies and how much money has Batman v Superman made on home video so far? I can't find answers via Google. 

 

On your first question, it appears to be by number of posts. When you are first here it is 'rumored project' and so forth.  Then, on top of that I've seen personalized ones, and I assume that is a perk of one of the levels of accounts (or maybe of being a mod.)  But yours is the normal one for someone with your number of posts.

[Brainiac5]

Where are those actuals???

I hope SS is a little higher although slightly lower wouldn't be bad giving the fact the flim is locked for 300.

[Blaze Heatnix]

22 minutes ago, Tele the Jet Baller said:

 

"Production budget" and "budget" are usually synonymous unless specified.  

 

 

As soon as I had finished posting that, I started thinking about it...I would edit it, but it's not needed anymore thanks to your post.

 

 

[MinaTakla]

Weekend actuals: 

Pets: 5.88m weekend

Bourne: 8.01m

 

9

(6)

The Secret Life of Pets

Universal

$5,880,500

-35%

2,404

$2,446

$346,832,530

45

8

(4)

Jason Bourne

Universal

$8,016,895

-42%

2,887

$2,777

$140,920,180

24

 

Edited August 22, 2016 by MinaTakla

[a2k]

no actuals 

[Brainiac5]

Damn we are off the rails.

[MinaTakla]

1 minute ago, a2knet said:

no actuals 

Just posted!

[filmlover]

BTW War Dogs audience was 44% female and under 51% under 35. Just goes to show that outside of "event" titles, that much-desired teen/college-aged male audience that the movie industry thinks it can't survive without doesn't really go to the movies anymore.

[cannastop]

1 hour ago, Baumer loves Dory said:

Here is the chart for the week up until August 6th, in terms of Blu Ray sales....no figures were listed, just ranking.

 

1	Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice	Warner Bros.	3
2	Batman: The Killing Joke	Warner Bros.	1
3	The Boss	Universal	2
4	Mother's Day	Universal	1
5	Zootopia	Disney	9
6	Keanu	Warner Bros.	1
7	The Divergent Series: Allegiant	Lionsgate	4
8	Miracles From Heaven	Sony	4
9	Deadpool	FOX	13
10	Criminal	Lionsgate	2

That's cool. Here's the list for Blu-Ray sales the week ending August 14th

 

Rank	Previous Week	Title	Studio	Index*
1	2	Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice	Warner	100.00
2	1	Batman: The Killing Joke	Warner	49.20
3	3	Zootopia	Disney	28.57
4	4	The Boss	Universal	20.32
5	6	Allegiant	Lionsgate/Summit	18.41
6	9	Deadpool	Fox	18.31
7	11	Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens	Disney/Lucasfilm	15.64
8	New	Supergirl: The Complete First Season	Warner	13.14
9	5	Mother's Day	Universal	12.73
10	13	Kung Fu Panda 3	Fox/DreamWorks	12.03
11	8	Criminal	Lionsgate	11.19
12	7	Keanu	Warner	10.93
13	12	Hardcore Henry	Universal	10.43
14	14	Miracles From Heaven	Sony Pictures	9.59
15	10	The Bourne Classified Collection	Universal	8.93
16	15	13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi	Paramount	8.76
17	18	Gods of Egypt	Lionsgate	7.97
18	20	Harry Potter Complete 8-Film Collection	Warner	6.97
19	17	London Has Fallen	Universal	6.85
20	New	11.22.63	Warner	6.46

[MinaTakla]

18

(13)

Ice Age: Collision Course

20th Century Fox

$905,479

-56%

782

$1,158

$60,833,769

31

[MinaTakla]

8

(5)

Bad Moms

STX Entertainment

$7,946,885

-30%

2,811

$2,827

$85,679,313

24

[TalismanRing]

22 minutes ago, filmlover said:

BTW War Dogs audience was 44% female and under 51% under 35. Just goes to show that outside of "event" titles, that much-desired teen/college-aged male audience that the movie industry thinks it can't survive without doesn't really go to the movies anymore.

 

47% of the US population is under age 35.   25% is under 18.    Only 10% of the population is 19-25 yrs old.  About half that are male so it was always stupid to specifically target that demo alone.

 

I'd say it really over performed with that 10% but wasn't highly appealing to those outside it.

[trifle]

5 minutes ago, MinaTakla said:

8

(5)

Bad Moms

STX Entertainment

$7,946,885

-30%

2,811

$2,827

$85,679,313

24

 

Bad Moms continues to do well! 

 

My Mom asked for a recommendation for a movie to see with a friend (she'd seen Florence Jenkins and hated it.)  I recommended this as the only thing out there that could remotely appeal to her, as far as I could tell.

[a2k]

7th weekend, similar calendar

 

DM2 (368.065M final dom)

2013/08/16

$3,908,735

-34%

1,818

$2,150

$346,114,855

 

SLOP

2016/08/19

$5,880,500

-35%

2,404

$2,446

$346,832,530

[CJohn]

3 hours ago, filmlover said:

I know @CJohn is excited that we got some rough weekends ahead of us. If you go to a movie theater these next two weekends, you might catch a tumbleweed rolling by.

 

The calm before everything turns to shit again in late October.