Wednesday Numbers : HF:1.77M | LLL:1.21M | RO:1M | PD:0.86M | SING:0.54M | SLEEPLESS:0.52M

[Finnick]

Where is @terrestrial?!!!!

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(1)	Hidden Figures	20th Century Fox	$1,773,662	-29%	3,286	$540	$66,166,763	25
-	(5)	Sing	Universal	$542,835	-46%	3,431	$158	$239,786,365	29
-	(6)	Sleepless	Open Road	$516,352	-33%	1,803	$286	$11,058,332	6
-	(13)	Why Him?	20th Century Fox	$270,394	-32%	1,977	$137	$56,679,461	27
-	(-)	Assassin’s Creed	20th Century Fox	$95,309	-37%	968	$98	$53,409,303	29
-	(-)	Jackie	Fox Searchlight	$78,597	-9%	353	$223	$10,823,398	48
-	(-)	A Monster Calls	Focus Features	$45,867	-33%	1,513	$30	$3,667,289	27
-	(-)	Trolls	20th Century Fox	$19,962	-30%	262	$76	$152,018,909	76
-	(-)	Ok Jaanu	FIP	$16,020	-46%	121	$132	$302,460	6
-	(-)	Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$7,681	-15%	54	$142	$10,595,389	62
-	(-)	Loving	Focus Features	$6,762	+78%	41	$165	$7,676,647	76
-	(-)	Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$2,633	-5%	84	$31	$87,167,590	111

Edited January 19, 2017 by Finnick

[MrPink]

We already have Thursday numbers at 1:50 PM EST? ?

[Captain Craig]

Maybe @terrestrial is on Holiday?

 

Still waiting on my number, not yet up. 

[Finnick]

Disney, WB updates. RO still above 1M, YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(1)	Hidden Figures	20th Century Fox	$1,773,662	-29%	3,286	$540	$66,166,763	25
-	(3)	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	Walt Disney	$1,007,131	-23%	3,162	$319	$504,221,149	34
-	(5)	Sing	Universal	$542,835	-46%	3,431	$158	$239,786,365	29
-	(6)	Sleepless	Open Road	$516,352	-33%	1,803	$286	$11,058,332	6
-	(9)	Live by Night	Warner Bros.	$440,769	-35%	2,822	$156	$7,307,221	25
-	(10)	The Bye Bye Man	STX Entertainment	$403,012	-38%	2,220	$182	$16,254,118	6
-	(7)	Monster Trucks	Paramount Pictures	$366,278	-49%	3,119	$117	$15,265,590	6
-	(13)	Why Him?	20th Century Fox	$270,394	-32%	1,977	$137	$56,679,461	27
-	(14)	Fences	Paramount Pictures	$253,351	-27%	1,342	$189	$47,243,530	34
-	(12)	Moana	Walt Disney	$232,475	-43%	1,847	$126	$234,054,508	57
-	(-)	Silence	Paramount Pictures	$170,365	-22%	747	$228	$3,846,836	27
-	(-)	Assassin’s Creed	20th Century Fox	$95,309	-37%	968	$98	$53,409,303	29
-	(-)	Jackie	Fox Searchlight	$78,597	-9%	353	$223	$10,823,398	48
-	(-)	Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$60,407	-35%	502	$120	$231,225,874	62
-	(-)	Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$49,355	-25%	247	$200	$95,305,479	69
-	(-)	A Monster Calls	Focus Features	$45,867	-33%	1,513	$30	$3,667,289	27
-	(-)	Trolls	20th Century Fox	$19,962	-30%	262	$76	$152,018,909	76
-	(-)	Collateral Beauty	Warner Bros.	$18,034	-34%	254	$71	$30,606,192	34
-	(-)	Doctor Strange	Walt Disney	$16,097	-17%	162	$99	$231,328,197	76
-	(-)	Ok Jaanu	FIP	$16,020	-46%	121	$132	$302,460	6
-	(-)	Allied	Paramount Pictures	$13,751	-11%	174	$79	$40,002,015	57
-	(-)	Office Christmas Party	Paramount Pictures	$11,078	-19%	141	$79	$54,638,809	41
-	(-)	Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$7,681	-15%	54	$142	$10,595,389	62
-	(-)	Loving	Focus Features	$6,762	+78%	41	$165	$7,676,647	76
-	(-)	Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$2,633	-5%	84	$31	$87,167,590	111
-	(-)	Sully	Warner Bros.	$1,312	-16%	35	$37	$125,057,647	132

Edited January 19, 2017 by Finnick

[SWXII]

Rogue hits the afterburners!

[vincentff]

Wow still over 1 million!

[Jayhawk the Hutt]

Wow, that's a legit fantastic drop. Probably will fall just below $1m today though.

[redfirebird2008]

That's great to see Rogue One stay above $1m.

[JonathanLB]

Wow unexpectedly good decline! I thought for sure below $1M. Nice number! Isn't that fairly similar to TFA's decline for the similar day? 

[JB33]

4 minutes ago, Finnick said:

Disney, WB updates. RO still above 1M, YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(1)	Hidden Figures	20th Century Fox	$1,773,662	-29%	3,286	$540	$66,166,763	25
-	(3)	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	Walt Disney	$1,007,131	-23%	3,162	$319	$504,221,149	34
-	(5)	Sing	Universal	$542,835	-46%	3,431	$158	$239,786,365	29
-	(6)	Sleepless	Open Road	$516,352	-33%	1,803	$286	$11,058,332	6
-	(9)	Live by Night	Warner Bros.	$440,769	-35%	2,822	$156	$7,307,221	25
-	(10)	The Bye Bye Man	STX Entertainment	$403,012	-38%	2,220	$182	$16,254,118	6
-	(7)	Monster Trucks	Paramount Pictures	$366,278	-49%	3,119	$117	$15,265,590	6
-	(13)	Why Him?	20th Century Fox	$270,394	-32%	1,977	$137	$56,679,461	27
-	(14)	Fences	Paramount Pictures	$253,351	-27%	1,342	$189	$47,243,530	34
-	(12)	Moana	Walt Disney	$232,475	-43%	1,847	$126	$234,054,508	57
-	(-)	Silence	Paramount Pictures	$170,365	-22%	747	$228	$3,846,836	27
-	(-)	Assassin’s Creed	20th Century Fox	$95,309	-37%	968	$98	$53,409,303	29
-	(-)	Jackie	Fox Searchlight	$78,597	-9%	353	$223	$10,823,398	48
-	(-)	Fantastic Beasts and Where …	Warner Bros.	$60,407	-35%	502	$120	$231,225,874	62
-	(-)	Arrival	Paramount Pictures	$49,355	-25%	247	$200	$95,305,479	69
-	(-)	A Monster Calls	Focus Features	$45,867	-33%	1,513	$30	$3,667,289	27
-	(-)	Trolls	20th Century Fox	$19,962	-30%	262	$76	$152,018,909	76
-	(-)	Collateral Beauty	Warner Bros.	$18,034	-34%	254	$71	$30,606,192	34
-	(-)	Doctor Strange	Walt Disney	$16,097	-17%	162	$99	$231,328,197	76
-	(-)	Ok Jaanu	FIP	$16,020	-46%	121	$132	$302,460	6
-	(-)	Allied	Paramount Pictures	$13,751	-11%	174	$79	$40,002,015	57
-	(-)	Office Christmas Party	Paramount Pictures	$11,078	-19%	141	$79	$54,638,809	41
-	(-)	Nocturnal Animals	Focus Features	$7,681	-15%	54	$142	$10,595,389	62
-	(-)	Loving	Focus Features	$6,762	+78%	41	$165	$7,676,647	76
-	(-)	Miss Peregrine’s Home for…	20th Century Fox	$2,633	-5%	84	$31	$87,167,590	111
-	(-)	Sully	Warner Bros.	$1,312	-16%	35	$37	$125,057,647	132

 

Boo Yeah! R1 with the lowest drop among the wide releases! As I said before, maybe the "sub-legs" will kick in now. Now that it's experienced it's big post-holiday drops, maybe it's back to being a really leggy movie. 

 

Star Wars never really just peters out, after all. It'll continue to squeeze millions of dollars out from NA, who just can't get enough of it.

[trifle]

Still no Passengers numbers.  It loses a lot of theaters this week as well.

[JonathanLB]

Die hard fans like me should be able to make a difference with a Star Wars movie late because most fans will keep going back to see the movie every few weeks if it's around. Of course I go every few days, but I'm a proper nutter with that as the British might say

 

Going for #18 tonight, final IMAX showing. I will have seen the first and last IMAX showing at one theater and the last at two theaters. I'm the grim reaper for IMAX Rogue One lol

[JB33]

9 minutes ago, JonathanLB said:

Die hard fans like me should be able to make a difference with a Star Wars movie late because most fans will keep going back to see the movie every few weeks if it's around. Of course I go every few days, but I'm a proper nutter with that as the British might say

 

Going for #18 tonight, final IMAX showing. I will have seen the first and last IMAX showing at one theater and the last at two theaters. I'm the grim reaper for IMAX Rogue One lol

 

I can only admire this kind of dedication. I know I blasted you in a post awhile ago but you're still one of my favourites! 18 times is legendary.

[WrathOfHan]

How could anyone see a movie 18 times in theaters, especially Rogue One?  

[JB33]

1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:

How could anyone see a movie 18 times in theaters, especially Rogue One?  

 

I don't think I could do it, but then again I wonder how people waste thousands upon thousands of dollars on crack. There are several worse habits, I guess. At least movies are a passion.

[elcaballero]

Fantastic drop for Rogue One, obviously, and Hidden Figures is still chugging right along.

[JonathanLB]

I have no idea, I can't imagine only seeing it 18 times. I'll cruise past that by next week  Lol. 

 

Sorry no repeat performance for my 41 TFA viewings. That is a tough act to follow. Maybe I should try to really weird you guys out by seeing Rogue One exactly enough times to make for the closest possible percent decline from TFA to Rogue One at the box office  Right now that means I should be at 22 viewings. Then we could blame the entire decline from TFA to Rogue One symbolically on my individual viewing count. "Well fuck if Jonathan was going to see the movie only 55% as many times as TFA the thing was screwed no matter how you figure it."

Edited January 19, 2017 by JonathanLB

[elcaballero]

2 minutes ago, JB33 said:

 

I don't think I could do it, but then again I wonder how people waste thousands upon thousands of dollars on crack. There are several worse habits, I guess. At least movies are a passion.

You're not wrong, I guess.

[redfirebird2008]

2 minutes ago, JB33 said:

 

I don't think I could do it, but then again I wonder how people waste thousands upon thousands of dollars on crack. There are several worse habits, I guess. At least movies are a passion.

 

I admire Jonathan for finding the time to see a movie that many times in a pretty short calendar period. I went to see Singin' In The Rain last night and it was an awesome movie. I'm glad my first experience with it was on the big screen. But generally I don't like seeing films at the movie theater on work nights. Usually I just want to chill at home after work.

[elcaballero]

1 minute ago, JonathanLB said:

I have no idea, I can't imagine only seeing it 18 times. I'll cruise past that by next week  Lol. 

 

Sorry no repeat performance for my 41 TFA viewings. That is a tough act to follow. Maybe I should try to really weird you guys out by seeing Rogue One exactly enough times to make for the closest possible percent decline from TFA to Rogue One at the box office  Right now that means I should be at 22 viewings. Then we could blame the entire decline from Rogue One to TFA symbolically on my individual viewing count. "Well fuck if Jonathan was going to see the movie only 55% as many times as TFA the thing was screwed no matter how you figure it."

You should at least ask Disney for a plaque or something.