Monday: FB 6.76m, Trolls 2m, DS 1.96m (DHD)

[Finnick]

With the great hold of FB, there is a good Monday hold for new-comers as holders, I think more people are already on vacation/ more school break!!!

 

Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days - (2) Trolls 20th Century Fox $2,011,769 -63% 3,945 $510   $118,174,975 18 - (5) Almost Christmas Universal $683,210 -64% 2,379 $287   $26,320,900 11 - (7) The Edge of Seventeen STX Entertainment $542,237 -54% 1,945 $279   $5,296,452 4 - (8) Bleed for This Open Road $251,564 -57% 1,549 $162   $2,618,374 4 - (11) Shut In EuropaCorp $207,695 -47% 2,006 $104   $6,249,988 11 - (14) Loving Focus Features $91,473 -63% 137 $668   $1,843,991 18 - (-) The Girl on the Train Universal $68,110 -55% 492 $138   $74,537,654 46 - (-) Nocturnal Animals Focus Features $50,601 -64% 37 $1,368   $543,249 4 - (-) Miss Peregrine’s Home for… 20th Century Fox $45,993 -58% 464 $99   $85,809,452 53 - (-) Ouija: Origin of Evil Universal $37,215 -51% 381 $98   $34,942,100 32 - (-) The Secret Life of Pets Universal $30,975 -53% 214 $145   $367,536,350 137 - (-) Keeping Up with the Joneses 20th Century Fox $17,445 -55% 216 $81   $14,638,884 32 - (-) Kubo and the Two Strings Focus Features $7,630 -57% 88 $87   $47,977,448 95 - (-) Ae Dil Hai Mushkil FIP $7,538 -64% 53 $142   $4,245,279 25 - (-) The Take High Top Releasing $5,558 -58% 100 $56   $47,104 4 - (-) Kevin Hart: What Now? Universal $3,525 -60% 62 $57   $23,568,155 39

Edited November 22, 2016 by Finnick

[Captain Craig]

I know it's not widespread in the Middle TN area but there are some counties and private schools that take a week break for Thanksgiving. Meaning of course Mon-Wed dailies could and do see a marketed uptick. I'm sure it's spotty like that across the country. 

[Finnick]

1 (1) Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them / $6,758,059 /-63%/ total:81,161,446 4$

[terrestrial]

 

The Accountant

Warner Bros.

$260,417

-55%

1,423

$183

$81,553,856

Storks

Warner Bros.

$24,804

-56%

222

$112

$71,037,057

Sully

Warner Bros.

$19,845

-49%

203

$98

$124,127,206

 

 

 

 

 

[MinaTakla]

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$6,758,059	-63%	4,144	$1,631	$81,161,446	4
-	(2)	Trolls	20th Century Fox	$2,011,769	-63%	3,945	$510	$118,174,975	18
-	(4)	Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$1,346,916	-61%	2,335	$577	$45,056,386	11
-	(5)	Almost Christmas	Universal	$683,210	-64%	2,379	$287	$26,320,900	11
-	(7)	The Edge of Seventeen	STX Entertainment	$542,237	-54%	1,945	$279	$5,296,452	4
-	(9)	The Accountant	Warner Bros.	$260,417	-55%	1,423	$183	$81,553,856	39
-	(8)	Bleed for This	Open Road	$251,564	-57%	1,549	$162	$2,618,374	4
-	(11)	Shut In	EuropaCorp	$207,695	-47%	2,006	$104	$6,249,988	11
-	(13)	Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Paramount Pictures	$126,037	-52%	1,110	$114	$56,783,508	32
-	(14)	Loving	Focus Features	$91,473	-63%	137	$668	$1,843,991	18
-	(-)	The Girl on the Train	Universal	$68,110	-55%	492	$138	$74,537,654	46
-	(-)	Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$50,601	-64%	37	$1,368	$543,249	4
-	(-)	Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$45,993	-58%	464	$99	$85,809,452	53
-	(-)	Ouija: Origin of Evil	Universal	$37,215	-51%	381	$98	$34,942,100	32
-	(-)	The Secret Life of Pets	Universal	$30,975	-53%	214	$145	$367,536,350	137
-	(-)	Storks	Warner Bros.	$24,804	-56%	222	$112	$71,037,057	60
-	(-)	Sully	Warner Bros.	$19,845	-49%	203	$98	$124,127,206	74
-	(-)	Keeping Up with the Joneses	20th Century Fox	$17,445	-55%	216	$81	$14,638,884	32
-	(-)	Kubo and the Two Strings	Focus Features	$7,630	-57%	88	$87	$47,977,448	95
-	(-)	Ae Dil Hai Mushkil	FIP	$7,538	-64%	53	$142	$4,245,279	25
-	(-)	The Take	High Top Releasing	$5,558	-58%	100	$56	$47,104	4
-	(-)	Kevin Hart: What Now?	Universal	$3,525	-60%	62	$57	$23,568,155	39

http://www.the-numbers.com/daily-box-office-chart

[Finnick]

Great hold for Doctor Strange, better than Spectre and Thor2

 

Doctor Strange

Walt Disney

$1,964,998

-61%

3,694

$532

$183,592,935

Edited November 22, 2016 by Finnick

[Napoleon]

Happy for Fantastic Beasts. This is such a feel good movie, I hope it gets great legs  

[terrestrial]

5 hours ago, Caladbolg said:

Mondays of Thanksgiving week have softer drops than others, mid-low 60s (see Spectre, SKyfall, Thor 2, Interstellar, Big Hero 6). I took the price of the comic Asgard posted as meaning DS would have $1.76m Monday,

the would have been funny, 2 films and 2 numbers in one picture....  but it was 'only' the FB that was in it (intetional?), but better for DS, as $1,964,998 is a bit higher than 'your' $1.76m, or?

[Jonwo]

I think Sing will be successful but I have a feeling it probably won't do as well as Pets but $250-300m domestic seems likely with a lower OS total than Pets. 

 

I do wonder what Warner Bros' expectations for Justice League next year, it has the plum mid November slot so they must be expecting $130-140m OW minimum. 

[Valonqar]

14 minutes ago, Finnick said:

Great hold for Doctor Strange, better than Spectre and Thor2

 

Doctor Strange

Walt Disney

$1,964,998

-61%

3,694

$532

$183,592,935

 

Nice. I hope it cracks 700M WW. 

 

 

[seduh]

good monday overall. I don't expect good legs from FB but i hope it can get to $200 domestic (i think it will but it will be close, i hope to be wrong). 

[Captain Craig]

37 minutes ago, Finnick said:

Great hold for Doctor Strange, better than Spectre and Thor2

 

Doctor Strange

Walt Disney

$1,964,998

-61%

3,694

$532

$183,592,935

Great #, I wonder how close it can sniff $186m after today's receipts?!

[terrestrial]

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Edited November 22, 2016 by terrestrial

[Maxmoser3]

Not a bad Monday. Any predictions for tomorrow's new releases? Could we have the Thanksgiving 2010/2011/2014 drought or something of like 2009/2012/2013/2015? 

[terrestrial]

Gitesh Pandya ‏@GiteshPandya

Remember #GodsOfEgypt? From last spring? No? Well, it was a pricey epic & its global run is over now w/ China's $36.2M beating US's $31.2M.

[terrestrial]

For the % to last week

 

Monday, November 21, 2016
 

TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 1 Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them WB $6,758,059 -64% - 4,144 $1,631 $81,161,446 4 2 2 Trolls Fox $2,011,769 -63% +78% 3,945 $510 $118,174,975 18 3 3 Doctor Strange BV $1,964,998 -61% -26% 3,694 $532 $183,592,935 18 4 4 Arrival Par. $1,346,916 -61% -28% 2,335 $577 $45,056,386 11 5 6 Hacksaw Ridge LGF $788,993 -58% -13% 2,883 $274 $43,560,205 18 6 5 Almost Christmas Uni. $683,210 -64% -18% 2,379 $287 $26,320,900 11 7 7 The Edge of Seventeen STX $542,237 -55% - 1,945 $279 $5,296,452 4 8 9 The Accountant WB $260,417 -55% -28% 1,423 $183 $81,553,856 39 9 8 Bleed for This ORF $251,564 -57% - 1,549 $162 $2,618,374 4 10 11 Shut In EC $207,695 -47% +6% 2,006 $104 $6,249,988 11 11 10 Moonlight (2016) A24 $160,904 -61% +45% 650 $248 $6,805,694 32 12 12 Boo! A Madea Halloween LGF $136,107 -53% -15% 1,171 $116 $72,270,466 32 - - Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Par. $126,037 -52% -52% 1,110 $114 $56,783,508 32 - - Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk TriS $100,119 -53% +876% 1,176 $85 $1,157,792 11 - - Loving Focus $91,473 -63% +128% 137 $668 $1,843,991 18 - - Inferno Sony $80,479 -57% -68% 770 $105 $33,478,253 25 - - The Girl on the Train (2016) Uni. $68,110 -55% -46% 492 $138 $74,537,655 46 - - Nocturnal Animals Focus $50,601 -64% - 37 $1,368 $543,249 4 - - Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Fox $45,993 -58% -21% 464 $99 $85,809,452 53

[ecstasy]

So with schools out this week ( I know some aren't), will today's (Tuesday) increase be somewhat muted?

 

Has anyone looked at the history for thanksgiving week? Just curious.

[James]

3 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

For the % to last week

 

Monday, November 21, 2016
 

TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 1 Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them WB $6,758,059 -64% - 4,144 $1,631 $81,161,446 4 2 2 Trolls Fox $2,011,769 -63% +78% 3,945 $510 $118,174,975 18 3 3 Doctor Strange BV $1,964,998 -61% -26% 3,694 $532 $183,592,935 18 4 4 Arrival Par. $1,346,916 -61% -28% 2,335 $577 $45,056,386 11 5 6 Hacksaw Ridge LGF $788,993 -58% -13% 2,883 $274 $43,560,205 18 6 5 Almost Christmas Uni. $683,210 -64% -18% 2,379 $287 $26,320,900 11 7 7 The Edge of Seventeen STX $542,237 -55% - 1,945 $279 $5,296,452 4 8 9 The Accountant WB $260,417 -55% -28% 1,423 $183 $81,553,856 39 9 8 Bleed for This ORF $251,564 -57% - 1,549 $162 $2,618,374 4 10 11 Shut In EC $207,695 -47% +6% 2,006 $104 $6,249,988 11 11 10 Moonlight (2016) A24 $160,904 -61% +45% 650 $248 $6,805,694 32 12 12 Boo! A Madea Halloween LGF $136,107 -53% -15% 1,171 $116 $72,270,466 32 - - Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Par. $126,037 -52% -52% 1,110 $114 $56,783,508 32 - - Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk TriS $100,119 -53% +876% 1,176 $85 $1,157,792 11 - - Loving Focus $91,473 -63% +128% 137 $668 $1,843,991 18 - - Inferno Sony $80,479 -57% -68% 770 $105 $33,478,253 25 - - The Girl on the Train (2016) Uni. $68,110 -55% -46% 492 $138 $74,537,655 46 - - Nocturnal Animals Focus $50,601 -64% - 37 $1,368 $543,249 4 - - Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Fox $45,993 -58% -21% 464 $99 $85,809,452 53

Pretty much everything had amazing holds. Damn, Madea was big! Saved Lionsgate... or not. And The Accountant. Lol, that's 3 in a row for Affleck, after The Town and Argo. And Live by Night will likely be a success also. 

[Jayhawk the Hutt]

14 minutes ago, ecstasy said:

So with schools out this week ( I know some aren't), will today's (Tuesday) increase be somewhat muted?

 

Has anyone looked at the history for thanksgiving week? Just curious.

Looks like last year Tuesday increases were in line with normal trends, if not a bit above average for some films.

Edited November 22, 2016 by Jayhawk

[grim22]

Just heard a radio ad which within 2 sentences succinctly explains why "Edge of 17" flopped. The ad pitches the movie as "The teen movie this generation deserves. Sitting at 95% on Rotten Tomatoes" etc. and then ends with "Under 17 not allowed without parent". They literally blocked the same people they need watching it from actually watching it.