Jump to content

DAJK

Weekend Actuals: Sully 35M, WTBB 14.2M, DB 8.25M, SS 5.72M

Recommended Posts



Some really solid numbers this weekend, but the Sunday estimates are all over the place and I think we will see more than the normal adjustments tomorrow due to the football... not sure why a studio would estimate an increase, or decreases in the upper 20s and lower 30s when everything should fall closer to the 40-50% mark, particularly the older and male skewing films.

 

Treks OS gross is now higher than Domestic - which is what we want to see (so called broadening of the base) but its still less overall than the last film.. *sigh*

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Pets is now the highest grossing original non Disney animated film of all time overseas with 427m OS, beating previous record holder KFP1 with 410m OS.

 

Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic:  $361,837,775    45.9%
Foreign:  $427,200,000    54.1%

Worldwide:  $789,037,775  
Link to comment
Share on other sites







Sunday estimates are hilarious, studios seem

unsure how badly the start of the season will affect movies

 

 
% +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day
1 1 Sully WB $8,630,000 -41% - 3,525 $2,448 $35,505,000 3
2 2 When the Bough Breaks SGem $3,580,000 -42% - 2,246 $1,594 $15,000,000 3
3 3 Don't Breathe SGem $2,000,000 -47% -65% 3,384 $591 $66,833,158 17
4 4 Suicide Squad WB $1,400,000 -50% -63% 3,103 $451 $307,407,853 38
5 5 The Wild Life (2016) LG/S $1,066,000 -33% - 2,493 $428 $3,400,000 3
6 6 Kubo and the Two Strings Focus $956,000 -40% -61% 2,335 $409 $40,847,680 24
7 - No Manches Frida LGF $851,000 +4% -39% 465 $1,830 $7,368,782 10
8 7 Pete's Dragon (2016) BV $797,000 -48% -67% 2,685 $297 $70,016,653 31
9 8 Bad Moms STX $790,000 -35% -55% 1,888 $418 $107,526,266 45
10 9 Hell or High Water LGF $728,000 -36% -56% 1,445 $504 $19,823,734 31
11 10 Sausage Party Sony $550,000 -47% -71% 2,071 $266 $93,182,579 31
12 - Mechanic: Resurrection LG/S $523,000 -32% -69% 1,901 $275 $18,696,261 17
- 11 War Dogs WB $510,000 -45% -72% 1,781 $286 $39,804,718 24
- - The Secret Life of Pets Uni. $471,000 -40% -66% 1,410 $334 $361,837,775 66
- - The Light Between Oceans BV $466,000 -41% -71% 1,500 $311 $9,437,026 10
- 12 Jason Bourne Uni. $437,000 -48% -70% 1,510 $289 $158,771,290 45
- - The Disappointments Room Rela. $336,000 -43% - 1,554 $216 $1,400,000 3
- - Star Trek Beyond Par. $230,000 -50% -76% 748 $307 $156,580,627 52
- - Florence Foster Jenkins Par. $213,000 -45% -71% 1,062 $201 $25,714,803 31
- - Finding Dory BV $148,000 -29% -83% 490 $302 $483,584,077 87
- - Ben-Hur (2016) Par. $140,000 -45% -83% 974 $144 $25,556,294 24
- - Morgan Fox $122,800 -45% -82% 2,020 $61 $3,588,471 10
- - Ice Age: Collision Course Fox $82,200 -40% -70% 309 $266 $63,178,040 52
- - Hands of Stone Wein. $44,000 -41% -90% 1,103 $40 $4,548,259 17
- - The BFG BV $43,000 -48% -63% 211 $204 $55,064,675 73
- - Nerve LGF $38,000 -45% -85% 213 $178 $38,074,736 47
- - Cafe Society LGF $37,000 -50% -64% 142 $261 $10,754,671 59
- - Hunt for the Wilderpeople Orch. $29,575
  • Like 2
Link to comment
Share on other sites





13 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Wow, we're gonna have three 100m+ September releases this year. Next weekend's battle of the back from the grave franchises should also be interesting to see if either makes a dent. 

Lionsgate is botching the whole marketing and release of Blair Witch. Sully is gonna be at the top again next weekend. 

  • Like 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Good to see Hanks has finally built himself back up to some kind of draw status again this decade after his floundering in the latter half of the naughties/early part of this decade. Captain Phillips, Saving Mr. Banks, Bridge of Spies, and Sully were all fantastic role choices on his part. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites







2 hours ago, grim22 said:

Squad looks like it will end up O/U 730M (320/410) WW. Second movie to cross 700 without a China release this year.

 

2 outlier type comic book movies (DP and SS) this year and it seems to have done pretty well at the box office. I would put most of that success on the marketing though selling it as a unique comic book movie experience.

Edited by DMan7
  • Like 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites



1 minute ago, DMan7 said:

 

2 outlier type comic book movies this year and it seems to have done pretty well at the box office. I would put most of that success on the marketing though selling it as a unique comic book experience.

 

Then what explains the good late legs for it in every market?

  • Like 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites



1 hour ago, grim22 said:

 

Then what explains the good late legs for it in every market?

 

Good question, i mean 1 is critically panned and the other is critically praised yet they both have done well. :thinking: Maybe once people has been hooked by the initial marketing they keep coming back for more or maybe lack of other big blockbuster options with Deadpool in February and SS in August?

Edited by DMan7
Link to comment
Share on other sites



5 minutes ago, That One Guy Has Malaria said:

I'm starting to think a debut of 30M is the ceiling at this point for Blair Witch.  Hype isn't peaking like I expected...

Lionsgate ruins everything.

Link to comment
Share on other sites



38 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Lionsgate is botching the whole marketing and release of Blair Witch. Sully is gonna be at the top again next weekend. 

I think Sully will top the Bo again too. I'm feeling 14-15m opening for Blair Witch.

Edited by babz06
Link to comment
Share on other sites





  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.



×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Guidelines. Feel free to read our Privacy Policy as well.