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Weekend Thread (Dec-30-Jan 2nd) 3/4-day #s R1 49.5m/64.3m, Sing 42.8m/56.4m, Pass 16.15m/20.7m, Moana 10.97m/14.3m, WH 10.6m/13m, Fences 10m/12.7m

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George Parr Box Office Gold

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17 minutes ago, JB33 said:

This is really nitpicking, but isn't Disney's usual date the 3rd Friday in December, which would be the 21st in 2018? Or are they thinking of shifting it back a week because that's cutting it TOO close to Christmas?

 

Christmas eve falls on a Monday in 2018. If you start on the 21st, you only have about 11 days only the holiday period is over. Starting the weekend before will obviously leave you with the first week without any true holidays, but that beats the alternative of having just one week of great weekdays. The weekdays right after the start should be good enough anyway, even if it sees no or only very little help from holidays.

 

I also don't think that "3rd Friday of the month" is of any relevance to Disney. If anything, it would be 3rd weekend of the month, and in 2018 that's 14/15/16. Who cares if the Friday of the first weekend technically is the last day of November, it doesn't really make a difference.

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1 minute ago, misafeco said:

I don't get why Dec. 24-31 numbers are still estimates.

The actuals of the small(er) ones just started to trickle in, so the next up to ... lets say 3h to be on the more sure side - the other actuals will come in too. A few soon, a few late... like always around X-Mas / NYE... :)

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3 minutes ago, George Parr said:

 

Christmas eve falls on a Monday in 2018. If you start on the 21st, you only have about 11 days only the holiday period is over. Starting the weekend before will obviously leave you with the first week without any true holidays, but that beats the alternative of having just one week of great weekdays. The weekdays right after the start should be good enough anyway, even if it sees no or only very little help from holidays.

 

I also don't think that "3rd Friday of the month" is of any relevance to Disney. If anything, it would be 3rd weekend of the month, and in 2018 that's 14/15/16. Who cares if the Friday of the first weekend technically is the last day of November, it doesn't really make a difference.

 

Okay, I figured it didn't really make much of a difference. You also make a good point about it still being the 3rd weekend in December. Didn't think of that.

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16 minutes ago, XO21 said:

Damn Europa Corp scoring legit bombs. STX might push Valerian at $50m dom

They better not spend too much money marketing that film. Seems like a waste. They seriously need to move it out of July and into August-where it can either bomb quietly or have a chance to succeed with no major competition.

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Because the studios are mainly shut down for that week? We should get updated actuals trickling in for the whole week over the next several days. 

Shut down? Wtf!! Are they on a holiday or something?!?!
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3 hours ago, filmlover said:

His post stated that you have to be a woman to enjoy musicals and he wouldn't know anything about it just because he's a guy. So no.

 

It did? No it didn't, can you read? I said most girls I know love that movie so MAYBE that has to do with it - I don't know - I didn't ever say you had to be a woman to enjoy it. I'm sure many guys do I just don't know any.

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Sing Universal $42,896,330 22% 4,029 $10,647   $166,497,820
Almost Christmas Universal $112,825 -49% 169 $668   $42,002,805
             
Nocturnal Animals Focus $191,719 -9% 158 $1,213   $10,185,257
Loving Focus $73,267 9% 81 $905   $7,482,608
             
The Edge of Seventeen STX $27,890 84% 71 $393   $14,406,786

= weekend 

 

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Sing Universal $14,394,090 5% 4,029   $3,573   $180,891,910
Almost Christmas Universal $28,425 -25% 169   $168   $42,031,230
             
Nocturnal Animals Focus $66,050 -15% 158   $418   $10,251,307
A Monster Calls Focus $8,991 5% 4   $2,248   $81,609
             
The Edge of Seventeen STX $9,104 -26% 71   $128   $14,415,890

 

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weekend            
Fences Paramount $10,041,471 50% 2,301  $4,364   $29,743,615
Office Christmas Party Paramount $3,590,610 -30% 2,441  $1,471   $51,137,285
Arrival Paramount $1,359,358 26% 545  $2,494   $92,191,690
Allied Paramount $159,736 -1% 163  $980   $39,598,941
Silence Paramount $83,306 -36% 4   $20,827   $310,680
Jack Reacher: Never.. Paramount $79,364 69% 133  $597   $58,574,515
             
Lion Weinstein $2,273,170 153% 525  $4,330   $6,105,673

 

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Fences Paramount $3,070,302 -10% 2,301  $1,334   $32,813,917
Office Christmas Party Paramount $957,833 -28% 2,441  $392   $52,095,118
Arrival Paramount $489,619 -5% 545  $898   $92,681,309
Allied Paramount $48,649 -15% 163  $298   $39,647,590
Silence Paramount $30,704 -10% 4  $7,676   $341,384
Jack Reacher: Never.. Paramount $25,383 -8% 133  $191   $58,599,898
             
Lion Weinstein $729,057 -9% 525  $1,389   $6,834,730

 

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Finnick Box Office Gold

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some actuals, Up, UP, UP for the main movies, good!!!

 

Daily Domestic Chart for Monday January 2nd, 2017

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    Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days
1 (1) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Walt Disney $15,913,674 -5% 4,157 $3,828   $440,901,381 18
2 (2) Sing Universal $14,394,090 +5% 4,029 $3,573   $180,891,910 13
- (-) Moana Walt Disney $4,211,205 +18% 2,775 $1,518   $214,257,319 41
- (-) Fences Paramount Pictures $3,070,302 -10% 2,301 $1,334   $32,813,917 18
- (-) Office Christmas Party Paramount Pictures $957,833 -28% 2,441 $392   $52,095,118 25
- (-) Lion Weinstein Co. $729,057 -9% 525 $1,389   $6,834,730 39
- (-) Dangal UTV Communications $590,677 -32% 338 $1,748   $9,816,471 13
- (-) Arrival Paramount Pictures $489,619 -5% 545 $898   $92,681,309 53
- (-) Doctor Strange Walt Disney $215,258 -7% 466 $462   $230,323,048 60
- (-) Nocturnal Animals Focus Features $66,050 -15% 158 $418   $10,251,307 46
- (-) Allied Paramount Pictures $48,649 -15% 163 $298   $39,647,590 41
- (-) Silence Paramount Pictures $30,704 -10% 4 $7,676   $341,384 11
- (-) Almost Christmas Universal $28,425 -25% 169 $168   $42,031,230 53
- (-) Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Paramount Pictures $25,383 -8% 133 $191   $58,599,898 74
- (-) Loving Focus Features $25,361 -4% 81 $313   $7,507,969 60
- (-) Neruda The Orchard $10,760 -21% 5 $2,152   $151,211 18
- (-) The Edge of Seventeen STX Entertainment $9,104 -26% 71 $128   $14,415,890 46
- (-) A Monster Calls Focus Features $8,991 +5% 4 $2,248   $81,609 11
- (-) The Queen of Katwe Walt Disney $7,237 +10% 53 $137   $8,864,548 102
- (-) Miss Sloane EuropaCorp $6,969 -19% 35 $199   $3,500,605 39
- (-) Shut In EuropaCorp $2,497 -20% 15 $166   $6,900,335 53
- (-) Ocean Waves GKIDS $2,419 +18% 1 $2,419   $12,039 6
- (-) Believe Smith Global Media $516 +30% 4 $129   $889,844 32
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weekend            
Rogue One Walt Disney $49,609,002 -23% 4,157 $11,934   $424,987,707
Moana Walt Disney $10,987,075 42% 2,775 $3,959   $210,046,114
Doctor Strange Walt Disney $646,480 -11% 466 $1,387   $230,107,790
The Queen of Katwe Walt Disney $19,824 38% 53 $374   $8,857,311

 

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Monday            
Rogue One Walt Disney $15,913,674 -5% 4,157 $3,828   $440,901,381
Moana Walt Disney $4,211,205 18% 2,775 $1,518   $214,257,319
Doctor Strange Walt Disney $215,258 -7% 466 $462   $230,323,048
The Queen of Katwe Walt Disney $7,237 10% 53 $137   $8,864,548

 

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