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Thursday numbers (Asgard) R1 16.9,Sing 9.8,Pass 3.1, Ass 2.8 (pg6)

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some links/tweets:

‘Rogue One’ Storms Past $400M WW Box Office; Crossing $200M Offshore Today

Weekend Box Office: , dominate; 'Why Him?' earns $975k in previews

The better does, the more incentive James Cameron has to kick all of our asses with . So I'm rooting for

... Rogue One is estimated to do $16.7m domestically and $15m internationally for a Global estimated total of $419.8m

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Friday Update: Disney reports this morning that 

Rogue One added $16.7 million on Thursday, giving it a seven-day domestic haul of $221.9 million. Meanwhile, 

Sing took in another $9.6 million in its second day of play and now stands at $20.6 million. 

Passengers added $3.2 million for a two-day cume of $7.3 million, while 

Assassin’s Creed grossed a $2.8 million yesterday and has tallied $7.5 million since debuting Wednesday.

Last but not least, 

Why Him? started with $975,000 from shows that began at 7pm last night.

The stage is set for a busy holiday week, with expansions from Fences and La La Land still on deck for Christmas Day.

We’ll have early weekend projections based on official Friday estimates for key releases come Saturday morning.

out of the link in the tweet

http://pro.boxoffice.com/tuesday-night-report-assassins-creed-1-35m-passengers-1-2m-begin-long-holiday-launches/

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The-Numbers does the ~ summary for the small releases per week thing.

 

This week's article I find over their average interesting, as so many award contenders seem to opean around the same time (limited)

 

http://www.the-numbers.com/news/218320830-Limited-and-VOD-Releases-Which-Releases-will-Make-some-Noise

 

Might be time to watch e.g. a Bollywood film again (if I can get my hands on it, I do not do downloads, but discs)

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Office X-Mas Party Paramount $1,303,128 5% 3,059 $426   $37,039,602
Arrival Paramount $355,159 16% 1,091 $326   $88,302,358
Allied Paramount $75,106 4% 414 $181   $39,107,022
Jack Reacher… Paramount $20,116 15% 198 $102   $58,352,297
Fences Paramount $16,333 7% 4 $4,083   $191,515
             
La La Land Lionsgate $683,888 13% 200 $3,419   $7,882,711
Hacksaw Ridge Lionsgate $82,048 10% 544 $151   $63,372,876
Patriots Day Lionsgate $30,768 -52% 7 $4,395   $95,412
Tyler Perry’s… Lionsgate $12,424 17% 110 $113   $73,206,343
             
Lion Weinstein $55,155 3% 53 $1,041   $853,433

 

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3 hours ago, EmpireCity said:

January is going to be very kind to Rogue One and especially Sing.  There is absolutely nothing to compete with them.  

 

 

 

Maybe.  But that's what was said about TFA and it's march to 1b last year.  Don't get me wrong, it still cleaned up; just not quite at the level some thought it would. 

 

Even the more direct comparison of ROTK didn't quite have the same level of legs that FOTR had and only matched TTT thanks to sweeping the Oscars.

 

I'm just a little skeptical of the 'no/little competition' agrument, I guess. :)

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Collateral Beauty Warner Bros. $905,638 6% 3,028 $299   $11,001,500
Fantastic Beasts … Warner Bros. $838,125 14% 1,966 $426   $211,305,251
Storks Warner Bros. $40,090 15% 235 $171   $72,025,173
The Accountant Warner Bros. $15,121 4% 155 $98   $85,405,443
The Polar Express Warner Bros. $12,931 21% 129 $100   $185,551,077
Sully Warner Bros. $10,453 20% 94 $111   $124,864,239
             
The Edge of 17 STX $9,743 -3% 221 $44   $14,329,434

 

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Rogue One… Walt Disney $16,773,075 12% 4,157 $4,035   $221,999,674
Moana Walt Disney $2,574,204 21% 3,053 $843   $173,032,191
Doctor Strange Walt Disney $288,235 14% 1,017 $283   $227,618,966
T.Queen o.Katwe Walt Disney $2,754 115% 41 $67   $8,791,546

 

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I often think people assuming fudging (see a few days or a week os so back?) should think about numbers like this

…. Rogue One comes in at $16,773,075 for 2016-12-22, making its first week domestic total $221,999,674 domestically.

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29 minutes ago, ttr said:

 

Good for Moana after disappointing Wednesday.

 

Wednesday was only disappointing if you don't understand how this time of year works. Moana lost 900 theaters on Wednesday as well as facing Sing and the typical Wednesday slump, her behavior was great if not exceptional all things considering.

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Just now, narniadis said:

Dr Strange may make it to 232-233 depending on how it plays over the next week. Good total since it looked like 220 was a stretch at one point.

 

No kidding, it won't end far behind Winter Soldier, which was 1. a sequel, 2. benefiting from the Post-Avengers effect that all phase 2 marvel sequels got, and 3. had Black Widow crossing over for added inter-connectivity.

 

Disney should be pretty happy with Doctor Strange 

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Moana is behaving over the average still, see also narmiadis post

this includes the last 2 days, no drop to see = I liked the 'ood for Moana' part

 

Domestic Box Office PerformanceNov 29, 2016Dec 6, 2016Dec 13, 2016Dec 20, 2016$0$50,000,000$100,000,000$150,000,000$200,000,000
Chart Date values
Nov 23, 2016 $15,519,234
Nov 24, 2016 $25,448,873
Nov 25, 2016 $47,241,881
Nov 26, 2016 $68,572,762
Nov 27, 2016 $82,080,274
Nov 28, 2016 $84,411,896
Nov 29, 2016 $87,593,183
Nov 30, 2016 $89,583,410
Dec 1, 2016 $91,515,330
Dec 2, 2016 $98,059,973
Dec 3, 2016 $111,020,030
Dec 4, 2016 $119,786,319
Dec 5, 2016 $121,205,700
Dec 6, 2016 $123,381,833
Dec 7, 2016 $124,772,054
Dec 8, 2016 $126,166,593
Dec 9, 2016 $130,372,515
Dec 10, 2016 $139,099,001
Dec 11, 2016 $144,700,397
Dec 12, 2016 $145,880,242
Dec 13, 2016 $147,643,785
Dec 14, 2016 $148,895,861
Dec 15, 2016 $150,194,745
Dec 16, 2016 $153,250,662
Dec 17, 2016 $158,522,225
Dec 18, 2016 $162,920,977
Dec 19, 2016 $165,271,804
Dec 20, 2016 $168,331,660
Dec 21, 2016 $170,457,987
Dec 22, 2016 $173,032,191
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The shaded area represents the expected performance range for a film, based on its opening weekend box office. 95% of films fall within the shaded area. If a film trends towards the top end of the shaded area, it has good legs compared to the average film; if it trends towards the bottom end of the shaded area, it has poor legs. The predictive area is based on movies from the past 5 years

 

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