Weekend BO- Actuals Mo 18.53, OCP 16.89, FB 10.43, Arr 5.58, NA 3.16, MbtS 3.13

[kayumanggi]

#ManchesterByTheSea expands into natl Top10 this wknd w/ $3.2M from 366 thtrs for solid $8k+ avg. Best avg of any film in Top10 this wknd.

— Gitesh Pandya (@GiteshPandya) December 11, 2016

[terrestrial]

4 minutes ago, FantasticBeasts said:

I obviously know a lot less things than you do but I am curious about one thing. MJ2 made 37m from this weekend on. This week, FB did 15,2m aprox while MJ2 did sth below 16m. That's a little less than 10% difference. Considering that MJ2 had a lot competition as well (possibly more with TFA) why do you see FB doing almost 30% less than MJ2?

I wouldn't compare it with MJ2 beginneng at the weekend with TFA's release, the age of SW skews too similar to FB, MJ2's age skewed younger

[POTUS 2020]

2 minutes ago, Valonqar said:

Hacksaw Ridge is a big comeback for Gibson, no way around it. 

 

Arrival is the beast of the season, hopefully doesn't suffer when Rogue One drops.

 

Moonlight is DOA outside of arthouse circles.

 

 

Everything will suffer!

 

Friday, December 18, 2015
 

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TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 - Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $119,119,282 - - 4,134 $28,815 $119,119,282 1 2 - Sisters Uni. $4,962,215 - - 2,962 $1,675 $4,962,215 1 3 - Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip Fox $4,126,717 - - 3,653 $1,130 $4,126,717 1 4 1 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 LGF $1,543,423 +76% -53% 2,653 $582 $250,332,197 29 5 3 Creed WB (NL) $1,365,703 +91% -54% 2,433 $561 $84,180,776 24 6 5 Krampus Uni. $1,198,420 +149% -53% 2,371 $505 $32,229,075 15 7 4 The Good Dinosaur BV $1,086,740 +58% -52% 2,755 $394 $93,400,808 24 8 2 In the Heart of the Sea WB $985,429 +35% -74% 3,103 $318 $16,120,524 8 9 11 Dilwale UTV $594,289 +445% - 268 $2,217 $703,409 2 10 - Bajirao Mastani Eros $452,475 - - 304 $1,488 $452,475 1 11 6 Spectre Sony $357,348 +21% -68% 1,225 $292 $192,833,480 43 12 8 Spotlight ORF $355,889 +66% -50% 825 $431 $21,733,915 43 - 7 The Night Before Sony $318,518 +40% -75% 1,235 $258 $40,628,582 29 - 9 Brooklyn FoxS $308,227 +48% -47% 614 $502 $15,626,640 45 - - The Danish Girl Focus $153,073 +402% +88% 81 $1,890 $940,706 22 - 10 The Peanuts Movie Fox $135,025 -23% -76% 771 $175 $125,919,614 43 - 12 The Martian Fox $113,611 +28% -71% 493 $230 $223,543,034 78 -

[FantasticBeasts]

1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:

There are 8 movies going wide in the next two weeks compared to 7 last year. The only non-TFA movie that warranted multiple screens was Daddy's Home, and nobody expected it to be as big as it was. This year, Sing and Passengers are going to command multiple screens in addition to what Rogue One is. Additionally, four movies go wide on January 6 and five go wide on the 13th. Simply put, FB has a lot more competition to face.

Thanks for elaborating!I hope it somehow manages to get to 230m

[kayumanggi]

NOCTURNAL ANIMALS: $10M Overseas Total / $16.2M Global Total #NocturnalAnimals

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) December 11, 2016

[WrathOfHan]

3 minutes ago, Grand Moff Tele said:

@WrathOfHan is cjohning. Now watch everyone be disappointed when R1 only makes 172m on OW. 

 

@CJohn

 

[XO21]

If Europa Corp can barely market a movie in France what they were thinking to go all-in in NA. Good luck with Valerian next year which carries a 200m production cost 

[WrathOfHan]

Just now, FantasticBeasts said:

Thanks for elaborating!I hope it somehow manages to get to 230m

230M is definitely still possible, but it needs to have some great holds over the next few weeks.

[ttr]

It goes without saying, but all holdovers (especially older releases) will get hit hard Thursday. 

What happens on Thursday?

[yjs]

Just now, ttr said:

What happens on Thursday?

umm.. R1?

[kayumanggi]

ALMOST CHRISTMAS grosses $1.4M from 1,258 screens in its 5th frame, reaching a $40.2M total #AlmostChristmas

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) December 11, 2016

[terrestrial]

1 minute ago, XO21 said:

If Europa Corp can barely market a movie in France what they were thinking to go all-in in NA. Good luck with Valerian next year which carries a 200m production cost 

I really would love that film to be good and making money... and am afraid like hell they will butch the distribution (again)

 

In case I didn't do that already:

to BOT

[ttr]

umm.. R1?

Uh-oh... do I feel stupid or what [emoji15]

[Valonqar]

@POTUS Damn, you are right.

[kayumanggi]

BLEED FOR THIS grosses $66k from 210 locations, hitting the $5M mark domestically #BleedForThis

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) December 11, 2016

[La Binoche]

14 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Predictions for next weekend:

 

Rogue One: 200M

Collateral Beauty: 10M

Moana: 9.6M

Manchester by the Sea: 8M

Office Christmas Party: 6.7M

Fantastic Beasts: 4.7M

Arrival: 3.1M

La La Land: 2.5M

Doctor Strange: 2M

Nocturnal Animals: 1.8M

 

no way manchester does 8. 

[terrestrial]

Just now, ttr said:

Uh-oh... do I feel stupid or what

 

Star Wars Rogue One = SW R1 or R1 or...  in case that is, what you meant (I am not sure)

[WrathOfHan]

1 minute ago, La Binoche said:

 

no way manchester does 8. 

I mean, it did 3.1M in about 360 theaters this weekend and has nearly triple the theaters next weekend. It's definitely possible.

[terrestrial]

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice

In terms of live-action theatrical release, only GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL ($202k per) has ever debuted better than LA LA LAND ($171k per).

 

 

[kayumanggi]

In terms of live-action theatrical release, only GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL ($202k per) has ever debuted better than LA LA LAND ($171k per).

— Exhibitor Relations (@ERCboxoffice) December 11, 2016