Tues #s (Asgard pg 136) R1 22.4 Sing 17.7 Pass 6 Moan 4.6 Ass 3.6 WH 3.4 Fen 3.1 LLL 2.6

[John Marston]

10 minutes ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:

 

It opened with a great $4.6m in Russia.

 

 

 

Russia is frontloaded market. That number is ok more than anything

[Noiret Jak]

Great for Fantastic Beasts ! <3 <3

[Mockingjay Raphael]

11 minutes ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:

 

It opened with a great $4.6m in Russia.

 

My mistake, it was actually $6.64m there, bigger than Rogue One.

[filmlover]

That's kinda disastrous for A Monster Calls.

[Fancyarcher]

6 hours ago, Valonqar said:

 

LOL as if a Denzel movie released in 2200 theaters would make only 1.3M in one day. The guy has a rock solid fanbase and is a reliable opener as it gets.

 

Fences was doing shit numbers in limited cause it wasn't available to Denzel fandom plus he and his movie are too mainstream for arthouse crowd that supports movies in limited. But it was expected that it'd do great once it went wide. Unlike Moonlight which is a typical arthouse movie posting sky high numbers in limited, that never crosses over to mainstream when going wider.

 

Is that a shit number for LLL or a great one? How wide did it go?

 

 

True.

 

It's a good number for LLL.

[Lordmandeep]

If that 32 million holds.

 

RO Will out gross CF by Next Monday. 

[narniadis]

7 minutes ago, iluvjuanki said:

As an European I'm shocked that movies are making so much money during christmas. I thought the USA were more christian/family oriented.

 

Movie going is a huge family activity in the states on Christmas day / weekends Always has been, but then again the US has always been more movie going focused than the rest of the world. I would imagine that Christmas falling on Sunday probably dents it a little bit as far as early afternoon showings or even later Christmas Eve due to Church services, but not enough to make the theaters close.

[WrathOfHan]

A 38k PTA for Hidden Figures!!!!!!  

[FTF]

lol come on Mojo with that $45m RO Sun.

 

Edit: ok they've fixed it now.

 

 

Edited December 26, 2016 by FTF

[DAJK]

Oof. That's pretty bad for Live By Night

[filmlover]

Just now, WrathOfHan said:

A 38k PTA for Hidden Figures!!!!!!  

Cookie coming to clean up with her broom, right @CJohn?

[narniadis]

9 minutes ago, Lordmandeep said:

Is 32 million for RO on Monday a bit generous?

 

 

It is busier then yesterday though here in Canada.

 

It is definitely within the margin of error. I could see it going a bit higher - at one point last week one of my projects had it at 39(!) for the best case and 28m for the worst case so that 31/32 is perfectly within normal ranges.

[BoxOfficeFangrl]

12 minutes ago, iluvjuanki said:

As an European I'm shocked that movies are making so much money during christmas. I thought the USA were more christian/family oriented.

People go to the movies with their families at Christmastime (multiple generations in groups are a very common sight at our theaters this time of year), or to escape all the family togetherness if your relatives drive you crazy. If you go to church on Christmas Eve, that leaves Christmas Day free for other things. And you have many people who don't celebrate Christmas but still have lots of time off...

Edited December 26, 2016 by BoxOfficeChica

[terrestrial]

@TalismanRing the weekend chart was already up, plus you have it twice. I guess the board hiccups for you too?

Only to piont it out in case you are not aware, as the chart isn't correct for the moment anyway

[a2k]

@Noctis FB averaging ~1m/day for next 7 days for ~223 by 2nd Jan seems likely. Should easily cross 225. Hopefully touches 230 final dom.

[Lordmandeep]

Just now, narniadis said:

 

It is definitely within the margin of error. I could see it going a bit higher - at one point last week one of my projects had it at 39(!) for the best case and 28m for the worst case so that 31/32 is perfectly within normal ranges.

 

If the number holds its back on track towards 550 million.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

3 minutes ago, John Marston said:

 

 

 

Russia is frontloaded market. That number is ok more than anything

 

Interstellar opened with $8m back in 2014, when US $1 = 46.416 Rouble. Passengers is opening with $6.6m when US $1 = 62.065 Rouble. It is a pretty good start, even if it end being front-loaded.

[filmlover]

Just now, DAJK said:

Oof. That's pretty bad for Live By Night

Not a limited release movie. It should do at least fine when it goes wide next month.

 

And it looks like a hit next to A Monster Calls (should've kept it as an October wide release, Focus), so...

[WrathOfHan]

At this point I doubt A Monster Calls will be getting 1,500 theaters like originally planned. 

[a2k]

ROGUE ONE seems fixed

 

Rank*	Title	Friday 12/23 (Estimates)	Saturday 12/24 (Estimates)	Sunday 12/25 (Estimates)	Monday 12/26 (Estimates)
1	ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY Buena Vista 4,157	$22,775,000 +35.8% / $5,479 $244,773,674 / 8	$15,335,000 -32.7% / $3,689 $260,108,674 / 9	$26,267,000 +71.3% / $6,319 $286,375,674 / 10	$31,708,000 +20.7% / $7,628 $318,083,674 / 11
2	SING Universal 4,022	$13,020,000 +35.6% / $3,237 $33,632,640 / 3	$7,930,000 -39.1% / $1,972 $41,562,640 / 4	$14,340,000 +80.8% / $3,565 $55,902,640 / 5	$20,790,000 +45% / $5,169 $76,692,640 / 6
3	PASSENGERS (2016) Sony / Columbia 3,478	$4,500,000 +39.8% / $1,294 $11,825,201 / 3	$2,850,000 -36.7% / $819 $14,675,201 / 4	$7,500,000 +163.2% / $2,156 $22,175,201 / 5	$8,250,000 +10% / $2,372 $30,425,201 / 6
4	WHY HIM? Fox 2,917	$3,900,000 -- / $1,337 $3,900,000 / 1	$1,755,000 -55% / $602 $5,655,000 / 2	$5,395,000 +207.4% / $1,850 $11,050,000 / 3	$5,665,000 +5% / $1,942 $16,715,000 / 4
5	ASSASSIN'S CREED Fox 2,970	$3,710,000 +29.3% / $1,249 $11,202,398 / 3	$2,205,000 -40.6% / $742 $13,407,398 / 4	$4,365,000 +98% / $1,470 $17,772,398 / 5	$4,720,000 +8.1% / $1,589 $22,492,398 / 6
6	FENCES Paramount 2,233	$26,000 +59.2% / $6,500 $217,515 / 8	$22,000 -15.4% / $5,500 $239,515 / 9	$6,640,000 +30081.8% / $2,974 $6,879,515 / 10	$4,678,000 -29.5% / $2,095 $11,557,515 / 11
7	LA LA LAND Lionsgate/Summit 734	$984,000 +43.9% / $4,800 $8,866,711 / 15	$815,000 -17.2% / $3,976 $9,681,711 / 16	$3,930,000 +382.2% / $5,354 $13,611,711 / 17	$3,970,600 +1% / $5,410 $17,582,311 / 18
8	MOANA Buena Vista 2,687	$2,817,000 +9.4% / $1,012 $175,849,191 / 31	$1,736,000 -38.4% / $624 $177,585,191 / 32	$2,849,000 +64.1% / $1,060 $180,434,191 / 33	$3,045,000 +6.9% / $1,133 $183,479,191 / 34
9	COLLATERAL BEAUTY Warner Bros. (New Line) 3,028	$1,240,000 +36.9% / $410 $12,241,500 / 8	$805,000 -35.1% / $266 $13,046,500 / 9	$2,230,000 +177% / $736 $15,276,500 / 10	$2,785,000 +24.9% / $920 $18,061,500 / 11
10	OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY Paramount 2,441	$1,630,000 +25.1% / $608 $38,669,602 / 15	$974,000 -40.2% / $364 $39,643,602 / 16	$2,510,000 +157.7% / $1,028 $42,153,602 / 17	$2,135,000 -14.9% / $875 $44,288,602 / 18
11	FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Warner Bros. 1,966	$1,010,000 +20.5% / $514 $212,315,251 / 36	$630,000 -37.6% / $320 $212,945,251 / 37	$1,285,000 +104% / $654 $214,230,251 / 38	$1,540,000 +19.8% / $783 $215,770,251 / 39
12	MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Roadside Attractions 1,213	$957,580 +41.6% / $789 $17,672,696 / 36	$609,300 -36.4% / $502 $18,281,996 / 37	$1,470,920 +141.4% / $1,213 $19,752,916 / 38	$1,366,598 -7.1% / $1,127 $21,119,514 / 39