Weekend Actuals (Page 40): Hidden Figures 22.8M | Rogue One 22.1M | Sing 20.7M | Underworld 13.7M | La La Land 10.1M | Passengers 8.8M | A Monster Calls 2.1M

[AN9815]

Will 'Monster Truck' take #1 spot next weekend? 

[filmlover]

3 minutes ago, AN9815 said:

Will 'Monster Truck' take #1 spot next weekend? 

In @That One Guy's dreams.

[a2k]

3(2)   Sing   $20,712,365   -52%    3,955    $214,512,010    19

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Sing	Universal	$20,712,365	-52%	3,955	$5,237	$214,512,010
Almost X-Mas? not sure	x	x	x	x	x	x
A Monster Calls	Focus Features	$2,080,051	+9774%	1,523	$1,366	$2,171,543
Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$88,537	-54%	73	$1,213	$10,428,841
Loving	Focus Features	$47,260	-35%	65	$727	$7,592,362
Railroad Tigers	Well Go USA	$116,211		43	$2,703	$116,211
Train to Busan	Well Go USA	$1,874		2	$937	$2,127,660
I Am not Madame Bovary	Well Go USA	$670		6	$112	$436,596
The Marseille Trilogy	Janus Films	$7,720		1	$7,720	$10,654
Tampopo	Janus Films	$6,139	50%	11	$558	$189,401
German Concentration Camps …	First Run Features	$3,000		1	$3,000	$3,000
Accidental Courtesy: Daryl …	First Run Features	$1,452		1	$1,452	$1,452
A Different American Dream	First Run Features	$848		1	$848	$848

 

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Fences	Paramount Pictures	$4,813,606	-52%	2,368	$2,033	$40,776,870
Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$865,796	-36%	381	$2,272	$94,128,318
Office Christmas Party	Paramount Pictures	$802,911	-78%	953	$843	$54,065,262
Silence	Paramount Pictures	$482,034	479%	51	$9,452	$864,45
Allied	Paramount Pictures	$84,191	-47%	121	$696	$39,804,381
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Paramount Pictures	$49,121	-38%	113	$435	$58,676,235
Lion	Weinstein Co.	$2,073,433	-9%	600	$3,456	$9,866,152
The Handmaiden	Magnolia Pictures	$23,102	52%	22	$1,050	$1,917,971
Harry Benson: Shoot First	Magnolia Pictures	$1,833	88%	5	$367	$15,552
Things to Come	IFC Films	$19,845	7%	19	$1,044	$282,704

 

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Dangal

UTV Communic.

$807,311

-62%

237

$3,406

$11,133,468

 

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Manchester-by-the Sea

Roadside Attract.

$2,517,794

-41%

1,057

$2,382

$33,858,151

 

[Porthos]

1

(1)

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Walt Disney

$22,063,570

-56%

4,157

$5,308

$477,364,924

24

 

 

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2017/01/06	2	$6,084,974	+56%	4,157	$1,464	$461,386,328	22
2017/01/07	1	$9,558,458	+57%	4,157	$2,299	$470,944,786	23
2017/01/08	1	$6,420,138	-33%	4,157	$1,544	$477,364,924	24

 

Edited January 9, 2017 by Porthos

[terrestrial]

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice 6 minutes ago

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE came in slightly higher-than-estimated this weekend w/ $22,063,570. Still waiting for HIDDEN FIGURES...

 

(not fudged... to try to get #1 = to whoever thought about that)

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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	Walt Disney	$22,063,570	-56%	4,157	$5,308	$477,364,924
Moana	Walt Disney	$6,384,485	-42%	2,549	$2,505	$225,365,667
Doctor Strange	Walt Disney	$307,088	-52%	263	$1,168	$230,898,006
La La Land	Lionsgate	$10,132,213	6%	1,515	$6,688	$51,788,800
Hacksaw Ridge	Lionsgate	$202,182	-49%	222	$911	$65,089,527
Patriots Day	Lionsgate	$104,803	-29%	7	$14,972	$870,217

 

[babz06]

WB and Paramount have already spent big bucks on tv ads for Live By Night (39m) and Monster Trucks(38m) , seems like money down the drain to me. 

Top 5 this week:

1) Live By Night- 7.68m    (39.2m total)

2) Monster Trucks-5.88m   (38.2m total)

3) xxx: Return of Xander Cage- 5.72m   (22.69m total)

4) Sleepless- 5.68m   (15.85m total)

5) Patriot's Day-5.09m   (27.7m total)

http://variety.com/2017/film/news/live-by-night-tops-studios-tv-ad-spending-1201956016/

[filmlover]

2 minutes ago, babz06 said:

WB and Paramount have already spent big bucks on tv ads for Live By Night (39m) and Monster Trucks(38m) , seems like money down the drain to me. 

Top 5 this week:

1) Live By Night- 7.68m    (39.2m total)

2) Monster Trucks-5.88m   (38.2m total)

3) xxx: Return of Xander Cage- 5.72m   (22.69m total)

4) Sleepless- 5.68m   (15.85m total)

5) Patriot's Day-5.09m   (27.7m total)

http://variety.com/2017/film/news/live-by-night-tops-studios-tv-ad-spending-1201956016/

January looks so dumpy this year.

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Underworld: Blood Wars	Sony Pictures	$13,688,751		3,070	$4,459	$13,688,751
Passengers	Sony Pictures	$8,816,213	-45%	3,400	$2,593	$80,909,256
Inferno	Sony Pictures	$32,829	-28%	83	$396	$34,307,024

 

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[BadAtGender]

Not a great hold by Moana, but considering how bad all holdovers got hammered, I suppose it's okay, relatively speaking.

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Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$1,923,459	-53%	1,188	$1,619	$229,180,032
Collateral Beauty	Warner Bros.	$1,291,048	-69%	1,402	$921	$29,846,313
The Accountant	Warner Bros.	$130,367	-33%	181	$720	$86,198,014
Storks	Warner Bros.	$88,287	-37%	152	$581	$72,655,779
Live by Night	Warner Bros.	$26,922	-27%	4	$6,731	$168,412
Sully	Warner Bros.	$15,781	-66%	38	$415	$125,031,968

 

[Bishop54]

Nice 600k bump for Selene!

[terrestrial]

Just now, DamienRoc said:

Not a great hold by Moana, but considering how bad all holdovers got hammered, I suppose it's okay, relatively speaking.

 

I am not watching animated.... but to me that looks better than 'not bad', or?

 

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
Dec 23, 2016	$175,964,789
Dec 24, 2016	$177,797,863
Dec 25, 2016	$180,745,458
Dec 26, 2016	$185,587,051
Dec 27, 2016	$190,431,447
Dec 28, 2016	$194,898,826
Dec 29, 2016	$199,059,039
Dec 30, 2016	$203,385,462
Dec 31, 2016	$206,477,478
Jan 1, 2017	$210,046,114
Jan 2, 2017	$214,257,319
Jan 3, 2017	$216,354,281
Jan 4, 2017	$217,744,971
Jan 5, 2017	$218,981,182
Jan 6, 2017	$220,591,501
Jan 7, 2017	$223,329,411
Jan 8, 2017	$225,365,667

 

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.

[terrestrial]

@grim22

Exhibitor Relations ‏@ERCboxoffice  3 minutes ago

With $11.1M, UTV's DENGAL is now the highest grossing Indian language film of all-time in North America.

[Maxmoser3]

According to Deadline.com, Hidden Figures won.

[BadAtGender]

4 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

 

I am not watching animated.... but to me that looks better than 'not bad', or?

 

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
Dec 23, 2016	$175,964,789
Dec 24, 2016	$177,797,863
Dec 25, 2016	$180,745,458
Dec 26, 2016	$185,587,051
Dec 27, 2016	$190,431,447
Dec 28, 2016	$194,898,826
Dec 29, 2016	$199,059,039
Dec 30, 2016	$203,385,462
Dec 31, 2016	$206,477,478
Jan 1, 2017	$210,046,114
Jan 2, 2017	$214,257,319
Jan 3, 2017	$216,354,281
Jan 4, 2017	$217,744,971
Jan 5, 2017	$218,981,182
Jan 6, 2017	$220,591,501
Jan 7, 2017	$223,329,411
Jan 8, 2017	$225,365,667

 

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.

 

Oh, in an overall context, it's fine. Just considering what Moana had been doing for the previous few weeks, it seemed like it could have gone ~1m higher this weekend, and didn't.

 

It's still probably going to have a final tally right around 250m, quite good, but not spectacular.