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

[TalismanRing]

For all the pre hoopla about Girl On A Train it opened about the same as The Perfect Guy and No Good Deed

[MCKillswitch123]

YAY for Dory.

 

Strong holds for Deepwater, Storks and Mag7.

 

Sausage Party 

 

Edited October 9, 2016 by MCKillswitch123

[eXtacy]

This boxoffice the past several weeks has been such a yawn fest.

[Jake Gittes]

 

 

8 minutes ago, a2knet said:

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count /Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
17	27	Sausage Party	Sony	$455,000	+139.8%	1,071	+841	$425	$97,309,151	$19	9

 

Well, you tried, Sony.

[Ethan Hunt]

miss peregrine's over performance is pretty impressive

 

[WrathOfHan]

THAT SP PTA  

[TalismanRing]

Weekend Domestic Chart for October 7th, 2016

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Chart Index

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	new	The Girl on the Train	Universal	$24,663,095		3,144	$7,844	$24,663,095	3
2	(1)	Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$15,000,000	-48%	3,705	$4,049	$51,053,483	10
3	(2)	Deepwater Horizon	Lionsgate	$11,750,000	-42%	3,259	$3,605	$38,518,388	10
4	(3)	The Magnificent Seven	Sony Pictures	$9,150,000	-41%	3,696	$2,476	$75,915,393	17
5	(4)	Storks	Warner Bros.	$8,450,000	-37%	3,608	$2,342	$50,118,494	17
6	new	The Birth of a Nation	Fox Searchlight	$7,100,000		2,105	$3,373	$7,100,000	3
7	new	Middle School: The Worst Ye…	Lionsgate	$6,900,000		2,822	$2,445	$6,900,000	3
8	(5)	Sully	Warner Bros.	$5,270,000	-36%	3,058	$1,723	$113,485,432	31
9	(6)	Masterminds	Relativity	$4,100,000	-37%	3,042	$1,348	$12,788,325	10
10	(7)	The Queen of Katwe	Walt Disney	$1,618,000	-35%	1,259	$1,285	$5,384,636	17
11	(8)	Don’t Breathe	Sony Pictures	$1,350,000	-43%	1,066	$1,266	$86,921,625	45
12	(11)	Suicide Squad	Warner Bros.	$1,110,000	-42%	972	$1,142	$322,533,924	66
13	(9)	Bridget Jones’s Baby	Universal	$825,885	-65%	915	$903	$22,786,580	24
-	(10)	Snowden	Open Road	$756,628	-62%	787	$961	$20,219,706	24
-	(12)	Blair Witch	Lionsgate	$500,000	-68%	668	$749	$20,179,309	24
-	(13)	When the Bough Breaks	Sony Pictures	$465,000	-61%	460	$1,011	$29,330,880	31
-	(26)	Sausage Party	Sony Pictures	$455,000	+140%	1,071	$425	$97,309,151	59
-	(27)	Finding Dory	Walt Disney	$346,000	+137%	207	$1,671	$484,780,568	115
-	(18)	The Secret Life of Pets	Universal	$324,185	-27%	339	$956	$365,373,120	94
-	(14)	M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story	FIP	$290,000	-74%	233	$1,245	$1,625,317	10
-	(15)	Hell or High Water	Lionsgate	$265,000	-47%	275	$964	$26,229,442	59
-	new	Voiceless	ArtAffects	$250,000		100	$2,500	$250,000	3
-	(20)	The Dressmaker	Broad Green Pictures	$234,970	-36%	174	$1,350	$1,038,271	17
-	(34)	Denial	Bleecker Street	$229,935	+145%	31	$7,417	$523,727	10
-	(17)	Kubo and the Two Strings	Focus Features	$214,000	-54%	251	$853	$47,108,048	52
-	(21)	The Beatles: Eight Days a W…	Abramorama Films	$204,122	-36%	141	$1,448	$2,420,305	24
-	(19)	No Manches Frida	Lionsgate	$190,000	-50%	138	$1,377	$11,197,144	38
-	(16)	Bad Moms	STX Entertainment	$180,000	-62%	265	$679	$112,860,839	73
-	(22)	Pete’s Dragon	Walt Disney	$176,000	-44%	224	$786	$75,005,131	59
-	(-)	I Belonged to You	China Lion Film Dis…	$160,000		49	$3,265	$592,799	10
-	(25)	Star Trek Beyond	Paramount Pictures	$130,000	-39%	191	$681	$158,656,005	80
-	(24)	Jason Bourne	Universal	$124,745	-42%	186	$671	$161,909,340	73
-	(41)	A Man Called Ove	Music Box Films	$95,000	+74%	27	$3,519	$178,721	10
-	(38)	American Honey	A24	$88,641	+24%	25	$3,546	$185,191	10
-	(48)	Nine Lives	EuropaCorp	$75,000	+89%	114	$658	$19,539,692	66
-	(43)	The Wild Life	Lionsgate	$58,000	+13%	164	$354	$7,931,796	31
-	(29)	The Light Between Oceans	Walt Disney	$49,000	-60%	101	$485	$12,371,798	38
-	(33)	Florence Foster Jenkins	Paramount Pictures	$45,000	-54%	72	$625	$27,251,789	59
-	(35)	Mechanic: Resurrection	Lionsgate	$44,000	-53%	68	$647	$21,013,350	45
-	(46)	Hunt for the Wilderpeople	The Orchard	$30,984	-35%	39	$794	$5,139,459	108
-	new	The Greasy Strangler	FilmRise	$25,000		11	$2,273	$25,000	3
-	(45)	The BFG	Walt Disney	$25,000	-48%	40	$625	$55,476,779	101
-	(49)	Captain Fantastic	Bleecker Street	$21,727	-42%	26	$836	$5,802,625	94
-	(40)	Harry & Snowman	FilmRise	$18,000	-68%	12	$1,500	$97,164	10
-	(51)	Indignation	Roadside Attractions	$14,125	-36%	12	$1,177	$3,366,236	73
-	(47)	Hillsong: Let Hope Rise	Pure Flix Entertain…	$11,000	-76%	28	$393	$2,340,704	24
-	(59)	Command and Control	PBS Films	$9,050	-34%	6	$1,508	$46,603	26
-	(61)	White Girl	FilmRise	$8,000	-37%	2	$4,000	$192,819	38
-	new	Newtown	Abramorama Films	$6,796		2	$3,398	$6,796	3
-	(-)	Theo Who Lived	Zeitgeist	$5,539		1	$5,539	$5,539	10
-	new	Blue Jay	The Orchard	$5,235		1	$5,235	$5,235	3
-	(56)	Demon	The Orchard	$5,218	-67%	12	$435	$93,245	31
-	(76)	Do Not Resist	Vanish Films	$4,065	-43%	1	$4,065	$15,259	10
-	(72)	The Best Democracy Money Ca…	Cinema Libre	$1,000	-87%	2	$500	$22,560	17

[CJohn]

Sausage Party still ain't getting 100M.

[WrathOfHan]

3 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Sausage Party still ain't getting 100M.

Jan 8–10	20	$403,519	-44.8%	379	+48	$1,065	$198,500,048	10
Jan 15–17	25	$291,401	-27.8%	288	-91	$1,012	$198,951,014	11
Jan 15–18	25	$351,289	-12.9%	288	-91	$1,220	$199,010,902	11
Jan 22–24	30	$170,228	-41.6%	217	-71	$784	$199,270,555	12
Jan 29–31	39	$132,751	-22.0%	195	-22	$681	$199,475,816	13
Feb 5–7	43	$67,322	-49.3%	115	-80	$585	$199,591,466	14
Feb 12–14	51	$37,813	-43.8%	47	-68	$805	$199,658,147	15
Feb 12–15	50	$42,473	-36.9%	47	-68	$904	$199,662,807	15
Feb 19–21	37	$108,423	+187%	340	+293	$319	$199,778,275	16
Feb 26–28	59	$23,156	-78.6%	92	-248	$252	$199,847,683	17
Mar 4–6	54	$29,757	+28.5%	63	-29	$472	$199,890,642	18
Mar 11–13	51	$41,979	+41.1%	16	-47	$2,624	$199,948,480	19
Mar 18–20	52	$44,791	+6.7%	9	-7	$4,977	$200,011,902	20

 

BELIEVE CJOHN

[filmlover]

21 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

For all the pre hoopla about Girl On A Train it opened about the same as The Perfect Guy and No Good Deed

I feel like the reviews really tampered enthusiasm heading into the weekend.

[Jake Gittes]

10 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Jan 8–10	20	$403,519	-44.8%	379	+48	$1,065	$198,500,048	10
Jan 15–17	25	$291,401	-27.8%	288	-91	$1,012	$198,951,014	11
Jan 15–18	25	$351,289	-12.9%	288	-91	$1,220	$199,010,902	11
Jan 22–24	30	$170,228	-41.6%	217	-71	$784	$199,270,555	12
Jan 29–31	39	$132,751	-22.0%	195	-22	$681	$199,475,816	13
Feb 5–7	43	$67,322	-49.3%	115	-80	$585	$199,591,466	14
Feb 12–14	51	$37,813	-43.8%	47	-68	$805	$199,658,147	15
Feb 12–15	50	$42,473	-36.9%	47	-68	$904	$199,662,807	15
Feb 19–21	37	$108,423	+187%	340	+293	$319	$199,778,275	16
Feb 26–28	59	$23,156	-78.6%	92	-248	$252	$199,847,683	17
Mar 4–6	54	$29,757	+28.5%	63	-29	$472	$199,890,642	18
Mar 11–13	51	$41,979	+41.1%	16	-47	$2,624	$199,948,480	19
Mar 18–20	52	$44,791	+6.7%	9	-7	$4,977	$200,011,902	20

 

BELIEVE CJOHN

 

Mar 4–6	28	$217,521	-67.2%	269	-398	$809	$97,037,591	8
Mar 11–13	22	$381,762	+75.5%	309	+40	$1,235	$97,485,229	9
Mar 18–20	23	$285,948	-25.1%	282	-27	$1,014	$97,952,454	10
Mar 25–27	25	$220,485	-22.9%	246	-36	$896	$98,280,824	11
Apr 1–3	29	$152,527	-30.8%	211	-35	$723	$98,524,947	12
Apr 8–10	35	$102,395	-32.9%	161	-50	$636	$98,695,089	13
Apr 15–17	44	$54,246	-47.0%	95	-66	$571	$98,780,042	14

 

 

Edited October 9, 2016 by Jake Gittes

[Spidey Freak]

14 minutes ago, filmlover said:

I feel like the reviews really tampered enthusiasm heading into the weekend.

 

And the lacklustre marketing tampered enthusiasm heading towards the reviews.

[grim22]

20 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Sausage Party still ain't getting 100M.

 

If it does, it will be the most magnificent case of fudging ever. It is farther from the mark compared to Spectre and grossed lower this weekend. Will be all too obvious if Sony pushes it over.

[grim22]

Kind of a disappointing debut for GOTT after all the pre-release hoopla. BOAN doing probably as well as it could considering everything.

[CJohn]

20 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Jan 8–10	20	$403,519	-44.8%	379	+48	$1,065	$198,500,048	10
Jan 15–17	25	$291,401	-27.8%	288	-91	$1,012	$198,951,014	11
Jan 15–18	25	$351,289	-12.9%	288	-91	$1,220	$199,010,902	11
Jan 22–24	30	$170,228	-41.6%	217	-71	$784	$199,270,555	12
Jan 29–31	39	$132,751	-22.0%	195	-22	$681	$199,475,816	13
Feb 5–7	43	$67,322	-49.3%	115	-80	$585	$199,591,466	14
Feb 12–14	51	$37,813	-43.8%	47	-68	$805	$199,658,147	15
Feb 12–15	50	$42,473	-36.9%	47	-68	$904	$199,662,807	15
Feb 19–21	37	$108,423	+187%	340	+293	$319	$199,778,275	16
Feb 26–28	59	$23,156	-78.6%	92	-248	$252	$199,847,683	17
Mar 4–6	54	$29,757	+28.5%	63	-29	$472	$199,890,642	18
Mar 11–13	51	$41,979	+41.1%	16	-47	$2,624	$199,948,480	19
Mar 18–20	52	$44,791	+6.7%	9	-7	$4,977	$200,011,902	20

 

BELIEVE CJOHN

It is 1M below Spectre when compared to the respective marks. It ain't getting to 100M.

[trifle]

1 hour ago, efialtes76 said:

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice  19 s

THE BIRTH OF A NATION began its journey with $7.1M in 2,105 theaters--$3,373 per.

 

I think it is interesting that BOAN is projected at only $200,000 over Middle School. That is within error range.

 

Good hold for Mag7.

Edited October 9, 2016 by trifle

[WrathOfHan]

Just now, trifle said:

 

I think it is interesting that BOAN is projected at only $200,000 over Middle School. That is within error range.

Lionsgate is being a little optimistic on Middle School's Sunday drop.

[trifle]

Just now, WrathOfHan said:

Lionsgate is being a little optimistic on Middle School's Sunday drop.

 

Oh.  Well, I can't say I'm really up on Middle School's chances.  Still, for its cost, that seems ok.

[That One Girl]

Fuck the box office numbers.  Fuck my curse.  Fuck everything. 

[TalismanRing]

20 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Lionsgate is being a little optimistic on Middle School's Sunday drop.

 

Columbus Day Monday.  At most it will be 1% or 2% off