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22 minutes ago, druv10 said:

Looking at legs for SW7 and RO, I don't see a reason why Disney won't move Han Solo movie to December. Weekdays for 2 wks are fucking huge. Just look at RO, it opened less than TDK and now is up 16M. That total will be over 50M by Monday. Weekdays are too juiced up, which is amazing for BO watching that we do.

 

Who says it won't? Unofficial word is that they are seriously considering it (MSW Podcast).

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3 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Crazy to think that TFA basically made in its second weekend what Jurassic World did in its second week, and that was a $650m+ monster. An absolutely insane domestic box office run we may never see again unless DC, Marvel and Fox all make a team-up movie or James Cameron truly does make us "shit ourselves with our mouths wide open" with Avatar 2...

 

Haha that made me laugh but I'm out of likes!

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4 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Crazy to think that TFA basically made in its second weekend what Jurassic World did in its second week, and that was a $650m+ monster. An absolutely insane domestic box office run we may never see again unless DC, Marvel and Fox all make a team-up movie or James Cameron truly does make us "shit ourselves with our mouths wide open" with Avatar 2...

Yeah, SW7 run was amazing. 57M previews, 119M OD and 40M+ fucking Monday, 3.78 multi. Amazing OW and amazing legs!!!

 

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11 minutes ago, Eevin said:

Crazy to think that TFA basically made in its second weekend what Jurassic World did in its second week, and that was a $650m+ monster. An absolutely insane domestic box office run we may never see again unless DC, Marvel and Fox all make a team-up movie or James Cameron truly does make us "shit ourselves with our mouths wide open" with Avatar 2...

RO's numers are obviously phenomenal but those comparisons are obviously misleading considering that RO was released during holiday

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Good number for Rogue One, but short of x3 over SH2. $600M domestic was always a very tall order. But there is still some hope. In any case, TDK is getting obliterated. 

 

Sing is quite an astonishing BO success that will leave a very substantial profit for Universal since it's relatively low-budgeted. Animation has been absolutely massive this year. Moana is holding up better than anyone else this Xmas season (albeit from a far lower base) and will end its domestic run with an OK total. However, this has to be a relative disappointment for Disney since it will fall far short of previous Disney animated product as well as that of many competitors. In fact, it may even end the year being only the number 6 animated movie (counting Jungle Book as animated) if Sing surpasses it, which looks likely. 

 

Rogue One should be at number 3 for the year tomorrow, behind only Civil War & Finding Dory. It will be at number 2 for the year before the weekend is over. Beautiful! 

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9 minutes ago, #ED said:

TDK still had an epic run for it's time.

 

It most certainly did, that has never been in any doubt. It took the Comic Book craze to the next level and redefined what a major blockbuster could be. It's definitely one of the all-time great Hollywood films, especially in the fantasy genre. I would even consider it in the same vein as The Empire Strikes & The Fellowship of the Ring. 

 

It was epic, both in terms of box-office and quality/cultural impact. Probably the best superhero movie ever made. 

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I seem to recall some people before Rogue One opened saying that TFA was an outlier, that big openers will drop almost normally during the holidays because that's how big movies function...

 

Well, here's how Rogue One compares to similar openers during its 2nd week

 

DAY  MV5BMjEwMzMxODIzOV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNzg3
Rogue One
 MV5BMTMxNTMwODM0NF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwODAy
The Dark Knight
MV5BMTAyMjQ3OTAxMzNeQTJeQWpwZ15BbWU4MDU0
Catching Fire
MV5BMjA4NDg3NzYxMF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNTgy
The Hunger Games
Mon $32,085,637
+24.1% / +82.3%
$318,119,079 / 11
$10,518,116
-55.5% / -57.1%
$324,299,793 / 11
$3,402,550
-76.1% / -72.4%
$299,698,207 / 11
$4,522,495
-70.2% / -58.2%
$253,006,396 / 11
Tue $22,515,612
-29.8% / +28.1%
$340,634,691 / 12
$9,629,366
-8.4% / -53.9%
$333,929,159 / 12
$4,009,955
+17.9% / -74.9%
$303,708,162 / 12
$5,324,246
+17.7% / -48.5%
$258,330,642 / 12
Wed $18,021,482
-20% / +20.4%
$358,656,173 / 13
$8,755,141
-9.1% / -52.4%
$342,684,300 / 13
$3,017,817
-24.7% / -85.5%
$306,725,979 / 13
$4,608,765
-13.4% / -42.8%
$262,939,407 / 13
Thu - $8,402,546
-4% / -49%
$351,086,846 / 14
$2,938,977
-2.6% / -80.3%
$309,664,956 / 14
$6,399,758
+38.9% / -21.7%
$269,339,165 / 14


(Thu will be close to $18M as well)

 

I mean...

 

...

 

Jesus, the numbers aren't even close. :rofl:

 

So, can we please finally assess, for real and for good, that no matter the size of a movie's opening, holiday legs WILL kick in, pretty please? 

 

I've had this argument with I don't know how many users before Rogue One opened (who mysteriously disappeared since then), and I would like it if that would become common knowledge from now on. 

 

:redcapes: 

 

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> NEW RELEASES
36 48 20th Century Women A24 4 - - - - - - 1
> EXPANDING
2 2 Sing Universal 4,029 +7 +0.2% - - - - 2
4 6 Why Him? Fox 3,008 +91 +3.1% - - - - 2
5 5 Assassin's Creed Fox 2,996 +26 +0.9% - - - - 2
6 7 Moana Buena Vista 2,775 +88 +3.3% - - - - 6
9 9 Fences Paramount 2,301 +68 +3.0% - - - - 3
12 12 La La Land Lionsgate/Summit 750 +16 +2.2% - - - - 4
13 16 Arrival Paramount 545 +89 +19.5% - - - - 8
14 14 Lion Weinstein Company 525 +25 +5.0% - - - - 6
17 18 Jackie Fox Searchlight 359 +11 +3.2% - - - - 5
22 24 Allied Paramount 163 +6 +3.8% - - - - 6
24 27 Moonlight (2016) A24 137 +13 +10.5% - - - - 11
28 31 Loving Focus Features 81 +6 +8.0% - - - - 9
> NO CHANGE
1 1 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Buena Vista 4,157 - - - - - - 3
3 3 Passengers (2016) Sony / Columbia 3,478 - - - - - - 2
19 21 Storks Warner Bros. 235 - - - - - - 15
20 22 The Accountant Warner Bros. 222 - - - - - - 12
26 30 Sully Warner Bros. 94 - - - - - - 17
31 37 Hidden Figures Fox 25 - - - - - - 2
32 39 The Polar Express (2016 re-issue) Warner Bros. 18 - - - - - - 8
35 45 Patriots Day Lionsgate 7 - - - - - - 2
37 49 Live By Night Warner Bros. 4 - - - - - - 2
38 50 A Monster Calls Focus Features 4 - - - - - - 2
39 52 Silence (2016) Paramount 4 - - - - - - 2
> DECLINING
7 4 Collateral Beauty Warner Bros. (New Line) 2,745 -283 -9.3% - - - - 3
8 8 Office Christmas Party Paramount 2,347 -94 -3.9% - - - - 4
10 10 Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them Warner Bros. 1,842 -124 -6.3% - - - - 7
11 11 Manchester by the Sea Roadside Attractions 1,204 -9 -0.7% - - - - 7
15 13 Doctor Strange Buena Vista 466 -72 -13.4% - - - - 9
16 15 Trolls Fox 418 -81 -16.2% - - - - 9
18 17 Hacksaw Ridge Lionsgate 352 -76 -17.8% - - - - 9
21 20 Almost Christmas Universal 168 -74 -30.6% - - - - 8
23 23 Nocturnal Animals Focus Features 158 -34 -17.7% - - - - 7
25 25 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Paramount 133 -7 -5.0% - - - - 11
27 28 The Secret Life of Pets Universal 83 -24 -22.4% - - - - 26
29 33 Queen of Katwe Buena Vista 53 -6 -10.2% - - - - 15
30 35 Miss Sloane EuropaCorp 35 -12 -25.5% - - - - 6
33 41 Incarnate High Top Releasing 15 -2 -11.8% - - - - 5
34 40 Shut In EuropaCorp 15 -3 -16.7% - - - - 8

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theater count is up, in tags for length usw

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2 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

These Moana #'s since Monday are simply amazing. I wonder how high it will go this weekend? It will be nearly double its gross from last Thursday going in. 

213M+ by Monday, it's going to have really strong late legs. 250M is possible, amazing considering how hurt it got a week ago.

 

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1 minute ago, MovieMan89 said:

These Moana #'s since Monday are simply amazing. I wonder how high it will go this weekend, it will be nearly double its gross from last Thursday going in. 

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11 
 1
$5,601,396
$18,533,804
-35.8% / -36.1%
- / -34.4%
3,875 / $1,446
$4,783
$144,700,397 / 19
12 

$1,179,845

-78.9% / -16.9%

3,875 / $304

$145,880,242 / 20
13 

$1,763,543

49.5% / -19%

3,875 / $455

$147,643,785 / 21
14 

$1,252,076

-29% / -9.9%

3,875 / $323

$148,895,861 / 22
15 
 1
$1,298,884
$24,028,152
3.7% / -6.9%
- / -30.7%
3,875 / $335
$6,201
$150,194,745 / 23
16 

$3,055,917

135.3% / -27.3%

3,587 / $852

$153,250,662 / 24
17 

$5,271,563

72.5% / -39.6%

3,587 / $1,470

$158,522,225 / 25
18 
 2
$4,398,752
$12,726,232
-16.6% / -21.5%
-288 / -31.3%
3,587 / $1,226
$3,548
$162,920,977 / 26
19 

$2,350,827

-46.6% / 99.2%

3,587 / $655

$165,271,804 / 27
20 

$3,059,856

30.2% / 73.5%

3,587 / $853

$168,331,660 / 28
21 

$2,126,327

-30.5% / 69.8%

3,053 / $696

$170,457,987 / 29
22 
 2
$2,574,204
$22,837,446
21.1% / 98.2%
-822 / -5%
3,053 / $843
$7,480
$173,032,191 / 30
23 

$2,932,598

13.9% / -4%

2,784 / $1,053

$175,964,789 / 31
24 

$1,833,074

-37.5% / -65.2%

2,784 / $658

$177,797,863 / 32
25 
 6
$2,947,595
$7,713,267
60.8% / -33%
-900 / -39.4%
2,687 / $1,097
$2,871
$180,745,458 / 33
26 
 6
$4,841,593
$12,554,860
64.3% / 106%
-900 / -1.3%
2,687 / $1,802
$4,672
$185,587,051 / 34
27 

$4,844,396

0.1% / 58.3%

2,687 / $1,803

$190,431,447 / 35
28 

$4,467,379

-7.8% / 110.1%

2,687 / $1,663

$194,898,826 / 36

 

Compare the 26th to the 19th to the 12th.  

 

Unfair because that's a federal holiday?  Fine.  Compare the Tue and Wed numbers for those three weeks as well.  It increased BOTH weeks on those respective days of the week!

 

THAT'S holiday legs in action (esp with Sing as nearly direct competition)

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@Daxtreme

 

I had the same argument on a Star Wars forum recently. Actually, if one goes into the trouble of looking at historical precedent apropos the month of December then a very clear picture emerges. Opening weekends get compromised, while legs benefit immensely during the holiday days. It's as simple as that. People have difficulty in accepting this since they are too used with the summer-type behavior of blockbusters. Well, December releases are quite simply a very different animal.

 

I have also been telling this to people: If TFA opened in the summer, its opening weekend would have been even bigger, possibly over $300M, but its legs would be somewhat shorter. The same of course would apply to Rogue One, or any of the The Lord of the Rings movies, Avatar or even Titanic.  

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