Tuesday Numbers (Deadline) Moana 3.19 | Beasts 3.0 | Allied 1.44

[terrestrial]

Allied	Paramount Pictures	$1,422,156	+52%	3,160	$450	$20,086,868
Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$997,891	+36%	2,442	$409	$64,292,367
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Paramount Pictures	$38,377	+40%	345	$111	$57,483,956
Hacksaw Ridge	Lionsgate	$545,322	+46%	2,332	$234	$53,153,901
Deepwater Horizon	Lionsgate	$17,567	+40%	187	$94	$61,144,820
Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Made…	Lionsgate	$12,854	+11%	339	$38	$72,845,158
Middle School: The Worst Ye…	Lionsgate	$6,305	+52%	132	$48	$19,995,644
American Pastoral	Lionsgate	$441	-53%	14	$32	$542,838

Edited November 30, 2016 by terrestrial

[terrestrial]

Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$2,953,186	+37%	4,144	$713	$161,127,757
The Accountant	Warner Bros.	$90,627	+29%	556	$163	$83,370,001
Sully	Warner Bros.	$24,037	+25%	253	$95	$124,468,265
Storks	Warner Bros.	$5,961	+12%	174	$34	$71,251,204

Edited November 30, 2016 by terrestrial

[Finnick]

 

 

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(2)	Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$2,953,186	+37%	4,144	$713	$161,127,757	12
-	(3)	Allied	Paramount Pictures	$1,422,156	+52%	3,160	$450	$20,086,868	7
-	(4)	Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$997,891	+36%	2,442	$409	$64,292,367	19
-	(7)	Hacksaw Ridge	Lionsgate	$545,322	+46%	2,332	$234	$53,153,901	26
-	(8)	Almost Christmas	Universal	$320,090	+30%	1,868	$171	$35,260,520	19
-	(9)	The Edge of Seventeen	STX Entertainment	$278,785	+48%	1,945	$143	$10,739,275	12
-	(11)	Loving	Focus Features	$153,985	+30%	421	$366	$4,344,273	26
-	(13)	Bleed for This	Open Road	$103,263	+35%	1,549	$67	$4,404,017	12
-	(15)	The Accountant	Warner Bros.	$90,627	+29%	556	$163	$83,370,001	47
-	(14)	Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$84,001	+18%	127	$661	$1,844,949	12
-	(-)	Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Paramount Pictures	$38,377	+40%	345	$111	$57,483,956	40
-	(-)	Sully	Warner Bros.	$24,037	+25%	253	$95	$124,468,265	82
-	(-)	The Girl on the Train	Universal	$22,335	+40%	187	$119	$74,919,669	54
-	(-)	Deepwater Horizon	Lionsgate	$17,567	+40%	187	$94	$61,144,820	61
-	(-)	Shut In	EuropaCorp	$14,650	+30%	277	$53	$6,720,768	19
-	(-)	Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Made…	Lionsgate	$12,854	+11%	339	$38	$72,845,158	40
-	(-)	The Secret Life of Pets	Universal	$8,930	-5%	209	$43	$367,890,795	145

[Valonqar]

Holy cow, that Allied jump!  It looks like it might have cut into Arrival audience (adults). I expected reverse jumps. Jack Reacher, Girl on the Train, Hacksaw Ridge, Deepwater Horizon also have huge jumps, all of them adult movies. And that Middle School thing. 

[terrestrial]

Gitesh Pandya ‏@GiteshPandya 21 Sek.Vor 21 Sekunden

All year we had no films end up in $200-300M range. Now 3 NOV pics all look to finish there - #DoctorStrange, #FantasticBeasts & #Moana.

[kswiston]

Against odds, it also looks like Fantastic Beasts will become just the second live action November film in 10 years to manage a 3x multiplier after a $50M opening (Skyfall was the other).

 

I really didn't think that would happen, but if it can at least match Deathly Hallows Pt 1's remaining run $72.3M after that second Tuesday, it will be at $230M. The only hiccup could be Rogue One, but Deathly Hallows didn't have particularly amazing drops in its 3rd-4th weekends, so Fantastic Beasts may be able to build up a bit of a gross buffer. 

Edited November 30, 2016 by kswiston

[terrestrial]

Trolls	20th Century Fox	$430,274	+12%	3,322	$130	$136,216,243
Rules Don’t Apply	20th Century Fox	$200,006	+50%	2,382	$84	$2,509,679
Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$16,258	+16%	215	$76	$86,186,127
Keeping Up with the Joneses	20th Century Fox	$7,097	+40%	110	$65	$14,757,230

[Finnick]

UPDATES / MOANA / DS

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Moana	Walt Disney	$3,181,287	+36%	3,875	$821	$87,593,183	7
2	(2)	Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$2,953,186	+37%	4,144	$713	$161,127,757	12
3	(3)	Allied	Paramount Pictures	$1,422,156	+52%	3,160	$450	$20,086,868	7
4	(4)	Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$997,891	+36%	2,442	$409	$64,292,367	19
5	(5)	Doctor Strange	Walt Disney	$965,951	+36%	3,008	$321	$207,454,015	26

Edited November 30, 2016 by Finnick

[terrestrial]

Daily Domestic Chart for Tuesday November 29th, 2016

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Chart Index

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Moana	Walt Disney	$3,181,287	+36%	3,875	$821	$87,593,183	7
2	(2)	Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$2,953,186	+37%	4,144	$713	$161,127,757	12
3	(3)	Allied	Paramount Pictures	$1,422,156	+52%	3,160	$450	$20,086,868	7
4	(4)	Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$997,891	+36%	2,442	$409	$64,292,367	19
5	(5)	Doctor Strange	Walt Disney	$965,951	+36%	3,008	$321	$207,454,015	26
6	(7)	Hacksaw Ridge	Lionsgate	$545,322	+46%	2,332	$234	$53,153,901	26
7	(6)	Trolls	20th Century Fox	$430,274	+12%	3,322	$130	$136,216,243	26
8	(8)	Almost Christmas	Universal	$320,090	+30%	1,868	$171	$35,260,520	19
9	(9)	The Edge of Seventeen	STX Entertainment	$278,785	+48%	1,945	$143	$10,739,275	12
10	(10)	Rules Don’t Apply	20th Century Fox	$200,006	+50%	2,382	$84	$2,509,679	7
-	(11)	Loving	Focus Features	$153,985	+30%	421	$366	$4,344,273	26
-	(13)	Bleed for This	Open Road	$103,263	+35%	1,549	$67	$4,404,017	12
-	(15)	The Accountant	Warner Bros.	$90,627	+29%	556	$163	$83,370,001	47
-	(14)	Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$84,001	+18%	127	$661	$1,844,949	12
-	(-)	Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Paramount Pictures	$38,377	+40%	345	$111	$57,483,956	40
-	(-)	Sully	Warner Bros.	$24,037	+25%	253	$95	$124,468,265	82
-	(-)	The Girl on the Train	Universal	$22,335	+40%	187	$119	$74,919,669	54
-	(-)	Deepwater Horizon	Lionsgate	$17,567	+40%	187	$94	$61,144,820	61
-	(-)	Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$16,258	+16%	215	$76	$86,186,127	61
-	(-)	Shut In	EuropaCorp	$14,650	+30%	277	$53	$6,720,768	19
-	(-)	Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Made…	Lionsgate	$12,854	+11%	339	$38	$72,845,158	40
-	(-)	The Secret Life of Pets	Universal	$8,930	-5%	209	$43	$367,890,795	145
-	(-)	Lion	Weinstein Co.	$8,405	-9%	4	$2,101	$141,010	5
-	(-)	Keeping Up with the Joneses	20th Century Fox	$7,097	+40%	110	$65	$14,757,230	40
-	(-)	Middle School: The Worst Ye…	Lionsgate	$6,305	+52%	132	$48	$19,995,644	54
-	(-)	Storks	Warner Bros.	$5,961	+12%	174	$34	$71,251,204	68
-	(-)	Pete’s Dragon	Walt Disney	$4,769	+13%	127	$38	$76,162,638	110
-	(-)	Miss Sloane	EuropaCorp	$4,339	-17%	3	$1,446	$69,343	5
-	(-)	The Queen of Katwe	Walt Disney	$2,439	+7%	30	$81	$8,748,972	68
-	(-)	Finding Dory	Walt Disney	$2,301	+16%	78	$30	$486,280,596	166
-	(-)	Kubo and the Two Strings	Focus Features	$936	+35%	46	$20	$48,020,910	103
-	(-)	American Pastoral	Lionsgate	$441	-53%	14	$32	$542,838	40

[water]

i still hope moana hits 300 and beyond

[Arlborn]

A lot of similar drops up top.

[terrestrial]

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[FantasticBeasts]

So 2.95.... Slightly disappointed by the lack of 3 as a first number  

[druv10]

50 minutes ago, water said:

i still hope moana hits 300 and beyond

It has a chance but it's going to need couple great holds before Rogue One opens.

[La Binoche]

Damn, Miss Sloane is a straight up bomb. 

[cannastop]

2 minutes ago, La Binoche said:

Damn, Miss Sloane is a straight up bomb. 

Terrible marketing, perhaps? I know it's only in 3 theaters right now, but they really needed to do better. The title sucks balls.

[Maxmoser3]

Moana will do $30-$33 million this weekend. Beasts will do $18 million. The rest will be fine. 

[filmlover]

7 minutes ago, cannastop said:

Terrible marketing, perhaps? I know it's only in 3 theaters right now, but they really needed to do better. The title sucks balls.

It was gonna flop no matter what. Who wants to see a politics-centered film after enduring this awful election?

[cannastop]

Just now, filmlover said:

It was gonna flop no matter what. Who wants to see a politics-centered film after enduring this awful election?

It's about guns, which were surprisingly absent from this campaign season.

[mahnamahna]

1 hour ago, kswiston said:

Against odds, it also looks like Fantastic Beasts will become just the second live action November film in 10 years to manage a 3x multiplier after a $50M opening (Skyfall was the other).

 

I really didn't think that would happen, but if it can at least match Deathly Hallows Pt 1's remaining run $72.3M after that second Tuesday, it will be at $230M. The only hiccup could be Rogue One, but Deathly Hallows didn't have particularly amazing drops in its 3rd-4th weekends, so Fantastic Beasts may be able to build up a bit of a gross buffer. 

 

$2 million 

$2.2 million ($165.3 million)

 

$5.6 million 

$8.7 million 

$5.9 million ($20.2 million 3rd weekend, $185.5 million 17-day total)

 

$1.6 million 

$2.2 million

$1.4 million

$1.5 mililon ($192.2 million)

 

$3.8 million 

$6.2 million

$4.1 million ($14.1 million 4th weekend, $206.3 million 24-day total)

 

$1 million 

$1.3 million 

$0.9 million

$0.7 million ($210.2 million)

 

That puts it on pace for $225-230 million DOM, given Christmas and New Year's will ease the drops after Rogue One.