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WEEKEND ESTIMATES: GOTT: 24.66 | BOAN 7.1 | PERE 15 | DEEP 11.75 | MID SCHOOL 6.9

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DeeCee Global Phenomenon

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15 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Not really surprised by the B- CS score for The Girl on the Train. Have to imagine a number of people will come away disappointed when they discover the next Gone Girl this ain't.

It's definitely no Gone Girl. 

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Maxmoser3 Blockbuster

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8 hours ago, Impact said:

She hasn't had a hit since *checks* Shallow Hal. Wait she DIES in that? ;) (Okay Royal Tenembaums was profitable, but Shallow Hal was the only film this century not with RDJ that made over 70 million, but barley!)

Edit: Oh forgot about Contagion, well it was listed below Avengers and I was skimming through and didn't catch that.

Her brief bit in SE7EN. Yeah Shallow Hal and Royal Tennabaums were both hits but other than hit she had Contagion and that was it. She's also one of the few disliked celebrities inHolywood.

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POTUS 2020 Blockbuster

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http://variety.com/2016/film/box-office/box-office-girl-on-the-train-birth-of-a-nation-friday-1201882834/

 

The Girl on the Train” is tracking for a $26.5 million opening weekend after earning $9.4 million on Friday at 3,144 locations. Nate Parker’s “The Birth of a Nation,” meanwhile, is not faring as well.

Friday totals show Fox Searchlight’s controversial film about Nat Turner earned $2.6 million at 2,105 theaters, and is heading for an opening weekend of about $8 million.

Lionsgate and CBS’s “Middle Schoool: The Worst Years of My Life” opened to $2 million at 2,822 locations on Friday, which should grow to $6.4 million by the end of the weekend.

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TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day
1 - The Girl on the Train (2016) Uni. $9,350,000 - - 3,144 $2,974 $9,350,000 1
2 2 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Fox $3,950,000 +201% -56% 3,705 $1,066 $40,003,483 8
3 1 Deepwater Horizon LG/S $3,420,000 +158% -52% 3,259 $1,049 $30,188,388 8
4 - The Birth of a Nation FoxS $2,625,000 - - 2,105 $1,247 $2,625,000 1
5 3 The Magnificent Seven (2016) Sony $2,600,000 +132% -44% 3,696 $703 $69,365,393 15
6 5 Storks WB $2,075,000 +258% -33% 3,608 $575 $43,743,494 15
7 - Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life LGF $1,950,000 - - 2,822 $691 $1,950,000 1
8 4 Sully WB $1,450,000 +121% -42% 3,058 $474 $109,665,432 29
9 6 Masterminds (2016) Rela. $1,200,000 +166% -48% 3,042 $394 $9,888,325 8
10 8 Queen of Katwe BV $443,000 +144% -37% 1,259 $352 $4,209,636 15
11 9 Don't Breathe SGem $385,000 +137% -43% 1,066 $361 $85,956,355 43
12 11 Suicide Squad WB $290,000 +152% -41% 972 $298 $321,713,924 64
- 7 Bridget Jones's Baby Uni. $249,000 +27% -65% 915 $272 $22,209,695 22
- 10 Snowden ORF $201,472 +25% -63% 787 $256 $19,664,550 22
- 12 Blair Witch LGF $154,000 +57% -68% 668 $231 $19,833,309 22
- - Sausage Party Sony $135,000 +669% +126% 1,071 $126 $96,989,151 57
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TalismanRing Global Phenomenon

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http://pro.boxoffice.com/weekend-projections-girl-on-the-train-birth-of-a-nation-middle-school/

 

# TITLE WEEKEND   LOCATIONS   AVG. TOTAL WKS. DIST.
1 The Girl on the Train (2016) $26,500,000 — 3,144 — $8,429 $26,500,000 1 Universal
2 Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children $15,500,000 -46% 3,705 183 $4,184 $51,553,483 2 Fox
3 Deepwater Horizon $11,700,000 -42% 3,259 0 $3,590 $38,468,388 2 Lionsgate / Summit
4 The Magnificent Seven (2016) $9,000,000 -42% 3,696 22 $2,435 $75,765,393 3 Sony / Columbia
5 Storks $8,000,000 -41% 3,608 -314 $2,217 $49,668,494 3 Warner Bros.
6 The Birth of a Nation (2016) $7,500,000 — 2,105 — $3,563 $7,500,000 1 Fox Searchlight
7 Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life $6,900,000 — 2,822 — $2,445 $6,900,000 1 CBS Films / Lionsgate
8 Sully $5,100,000 -38% 3,058 -659 $1,668 $113,315,432 5 Warner Bros.
9 Masterminds (2016) $4,000,000 -39% 3,042 0 $1,315 $12,688,325 2 Relativity Studios
10 Queen of Katwe $1,500,000 -40% 1,259 17 $1,191 $5,266,636 3 Disney
11 Don’t Breathe $1,350,000 -43% 1,066 -587 $1,266 $86,921,355 7 Sony / TriStar
12 Snowden $670,000 -66% 1,821 0 $368 $20,133,078 4 Open Road
13 Sausage Party $450,000 137% 1,071 841 $420 $97,304,151 9 Sony / Columbia

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# TITLE WEEKEND   LOCATIONS   AVG. TOTAL WKS. DIST.
1 Suicide Squad $1,000,000 -48% 972 -666 $1,029 $322,423,924 10 Warner Bros.
2 Bridget Jones’s Baby $800,000 -66% 915 -1140 $874 $22,760,695 4 Universal
3 Blair Witch $525,000 -67% 668 -1160 $786 $20,204,309 4 Lionsgate
4 When the Bough Breaks $400,000 -67% 460 -441 $870 $29,265,880 5 Sony / Screen Gems
5 Finding Dory $350,000 140% 207 68 $1,691 $484,784,568 17 Disney
6 The Secret Life of Pets $305,000 -31% 339 -122 $900 $365,353,935 14 Universal
7 M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story $285,000 -74% 233 -23 $1,223 $1,620,317 2 FIP
8 Hell or High Water $250,000 -50% 275 -245 $909 $26,214,442 9 CBS Films / Lionsgate
9 Pete’s Dragon (2016) $190,000 -40% 224 -216 $848 $75,019,131 9 Disney
10 No Manches Frida $143,000 -62% 138 -118 $1,036 $11,150,144 6 Lionsgate / Pantelion
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filmlover Cinematic Universe

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I'm inclined to think the mediocre reviews for The Girl on the Train kinda took the wind out of its sails heading into the weekend. This is still a decent opening but it's pretty obvious it's not gonna make half of what Gone Girl did in total.

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grim22 Global Phenomenon

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23 minutes ago, filmlover said:

I'm inclined to think the mediocre reviews for The Girl on the Train kinda took the wind out of its sails heading into the weekend. This is still a decent opening but it's pretty obvious it's not gonna make half of what Gone Girl did in total.

 

Yeah, it was supposed to dominate October and open somewhat bigger. A few movies moved off this weekend once GOTT date was announced.

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filmlover Cinematic Universe

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34 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

Yeah, it was supposed to dominate October and open somewhat bigger. A few movies moved off this weekend once GOTT date was announced.

What was supposed to come out this weekend originally? The Accountant?

 

I'm guessing Inferno will be the biggest movie of the month now. Eh.

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1 minute ago, filmlover said:

What was supposed to come out this weekend originally? The Accountant?

 

I'm guessing Inferno will be the biggest movie of the month now. Eh.

 

TOM HANKS DECIDED SEPTEMBER WAS NOT ENOUGH. NOW HE'S COMING FOR OCTOBER TOO

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Frozen Box Office Gold

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2 hours ago, filmlover said:

What was supposed to come out this weekend originally? The Accountant?

 

I'm guessing Inferno will be the biggest movie of the month now. Eh.

 

The only movie I know of that supposed to come out this weekend was Monsters High and that was canceled when Universal took over GOTT and didn't want two movies coming out the same weekend. 

 

Birth of a Nation was actually scheduled on this date after GOTT, back before the scandal. 

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