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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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41 minutes ago, Porthos said:

Dec 29:     $2,960,191,245

R1 (30)          $18,224,317 

R1 (31)          $14,632,828

Moana (30)      $4,326,423 

Moana (31)      $3,092,016

DS (30)              $233,029 

DS (31)              $181,998

QoK (30)                $7,601 

QoK (31)                $5,665 

 

Disney YTD TOTAL: $3,000,895,122 


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Boom! With 895+K to spare!

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21 minutes ago, setna said:

Awesome!!

With this comparison we can see how are the legs of R1.

I think we´ll maybe have more surprises with this run, because its decreases are not so lineal like other blockbusters.

Thanks for the fantastic data!!!

 

Hoping a Rogue One trajectory graph shows up here. It has earned it. Are you listening @daxtreme ?

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3 minutes ago, SWXII said:

Hoping a Rogue One trajectory graph shows up here. It has earned it. Are you listening daxtreme?

 

Do you mean something like this? Or a comparison with up to 6 complete films for dom?

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Domestic Box Office PerformanceDec 17, 2016Dec 21, 2016Dec 25, 2016Dec 29, 2016$0$150,000,000$300,000,000$450,000,000$600,000,000
Chart Date values
Dec 16, 2016 $71,094,394
Dec 17, 2016 $117,402,509
Dec 18, 2016 $155,081,681
Dec 19, 2016 $172,677,831
Dec 20, 2016 $190,260,809
Dec 21, 2016 $205,226,599
Dec 22, 2016 $221,999,674
Dec 23, 2016 $244,859,930
Dec 24, 2016 $260,168,438
Dec 25, 2016 $286,033,442
Dec 26, 2016 $318,119,079
Dec 27, 2016 $340,634,691
Dec 28, 2016 $358,656,173
Dec 29, 2016 $375,378,705
Dec 30, 2016 $393,603,022
Dec 31, 2016 $408,235,850
Jan 1, 2017 $424,987,707
Jan 2, 2017 $440,901,381
 

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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2 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

 

Do you mean something like this? Or a comparison with up to 6 complete films for dom?

 

 

I was hoping for the comparisons chart. Especially because of unusual legs. Not sure what it compares to though.

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Monday            
La La Land Lionsgate $3,022,929 -8% 750 $4,031   $37,291,542
Hacksaw Ridge Lionsgate $131,726 -8% 352 $374   $64,738,291
Patriots Day Lionsgate $60,459 -3% 7 $8,637   $689,248
             
weekend            
La La Land Lionsgate $9,553,414 66% 750 $12,738   $34,268,613
Hacksaw Ridge Lionsgate $397,720 26% 352 $1,130   $64,606,565
Patriots Day Lionsgate $147,820 -8% 7 $21,117   $628,789

 

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14 minutes ago, SWXII said:

 

Hoping a Rogue One trajectory graph shows up here. It has earned it. Are you listening @daxtreme ?

 

I think I will run through my calculations again, but only after the actuals for the whole week are in, so I can compare between the 2 results.

 

But with this monday... things are looking pretty interesting ;) 

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Just now, SWXII said:

I was hoping for the comparisons chart. Especially because of unusual legs. Not sure what it compares to though.

You tell, I can do it, it's simple at the-Numbers.

Problem is: winter has other patterns, so to compare it to a summer release might be giving wrong impressions.

Comparing it to e.g. Avatar too, as that one started deeper than normal based on a blizzard 'event' in some parts, and strongly building up 'must see' WOM

 

I'll show what I mean:

 

Builder.

Star Wars Ep.VII: The ForceAwakensAvatarThe AvengersThe Dark KnightRogue One: AStar Wars StoryThe Lord of theRings: TheReturn of theKingDaily Cumulative Domestic Box Office25507510012

 

 

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Monday

Why Him? 20th Century Fox $3,073,023 -23% 3,008 $1,022   $37,680,255
Assassin’s Creed 20th Century Fox $2,687,829 -19% 2,996 $897   $42,409,393
Hidden Figures 20th Century Fox $333,453 -1% 25 $13,338   $2,658,078
Trolls 20th Century Fox $251,546 22% 418 $602   $150,588,192
Miss Peregrine’s… 20th Century Fox $27,714 -2% 121 $229   $87,001,001
             
Jackie Fox Searchlight $505,152 -10% 359 $1,407   $7,536,054

 

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Weekend            
Why Him? 20th Century Fox $10,048,645 -9% 3,008 $3,341   $34,607,232
Assassin’s Creed 20th Century Fox $8,678,046 -16% 2,996 $2,897   $39,721,564
Hidden Figures 20th Century Fox $858,230 66% 25 $34,329   $2,324,625
Trolls 20th Century Fox $670,017 74% 418 $1,603   $150,336,646
Miss Peregrine’s… 20th Century Fox $76,520 91% 121 $632   $86,973,287
             
Jackie Fox Searchlight $1,554,896 25% 359 $4,331   $7,030,902

 

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31 minutes ago, setna said:

Will you go 30 times???!!!

 

...you´re a real fan...

 

Well I saw TFA 41 times in theaters so I'm pretty sure about 30 for Rogue One. I admit it could be as low as 25 but I somewhat doubt that given its free for me to see it. I just have to hope the local theater keeps it but my local theater is the biggest in town with 18 screens plus IMAX so they keep movies a long time. They were the last ones playing TFA through March :)

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2 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

Are WB and SONY still hungover from the holidays?

 

Release the numbers from the last two weeks already. 

 

It's not as if either of has a lot of counting to do. ^_^

 

They gotta scheme a way to make Collateral Beauty look good :apocalypse:

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