Weekend Thread 2/24-26 | Sat #s |Get Out: 12.8 (+18%) Lego: 9.4 (+120%) Wick: 4.2 (+70) (Pg 20)

[dxmatrixdt]

If these numbers hold, Great Wall will fall 50% and repeat as #3 for the weekend!

[Biggestgeekever]

7 minutes ago, Fifty Shades Rth said:

GO 11.3

$30M+ is definitely happening.

[Cmasterclay]

10 minutes ago, Fifty Shades Rth said:

GO 11.3

That puts it on track for 30 million, maybe! 

[Incarnadine]

It'll hit 30 if WOM leads to an Increase Saturday.

[CJohn]

25 minutes ago, Fifty Shades Rth said:

GO 11.3

Oh snap!

[dxmatrixdt]

COLLIDE (2017)
GET OUT (2017)
ROCK DOG (2017)

 

https://www.cinemascore.com/

 

[ban1o]

4 minutes ago, Matrix4You said:

COLLIDE (2017)
GET OUT (2017)
ROCK DOG (2017)

 

https://www.cinemascore.com/

 

A- is excelent for a horror movie heavily focused on race that probably would make some people uncomfortable. Split had a B+ right? 

[That One Girl]

HOLY SHIT @ GET OUT.  AN A- HORROR CINEMASCORE IS RARER THAN A TV AIRING OF THE STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL.

[filmlover]

What's everyone predicting for next weekend? I'm going with:

 

Logan- $91M

The Shack- $12M

Before I Fall- $4M

[Rman823]

Can I just say the fact that movies like Split and Get Out are more than doubling their OW than what I expected when I first saw their trailers truly makes me happy. BTW after seeing Get Out tonight with a crowd  I'm hoping it can have some nice legs. As for the movie itself I can definitely see it staying in my top 5 of the year.

[titanic2187]

I wish to ask what happened to thrusday's hacksaw ridge's figure? it was a huge miraculously jump!!!!  

[Ryan Reynolds]

1 hour ago, filmlover said:

What's everyone predicting for next weekend? I'm going with:

 

Logan- $91M

The Shack- $12M

Before I Fall- $4M

Logan above 75m won't happen

[kayumanggi]

Universal is having a great start this year with SPLIT and GET OUT breaking out and FIFTY SHADES DARKER also doing relatively well.

[bcf26]

Hidden Figures deserves every money it gets. The movie was great and the cast was perfect.

[grim22]

Below are the top 10 films for the weekend of Feb. 24-26, 2017 (Oscar weekend) per Friday night industry estimates:

 

1. Get Out (UNI) 2,781 theaters /$10.5M Fri. (includes $1.8M in previews)/3-day: $27.6M /Wk 1

2. The LEGO Batman Movie (WB) 4,057 theaters (-31) /$4M Fri. (-45%)/3-day: $16.7M (-49%)/Total:$130.7M/Wk 3

3. John Wick: Chapter 2(LG) 2,954theaters (-159) /$2.4M Fri. (-42%)/3-day: $8.4M (-48%)/Total:$73.8M/ Wk 3

4. The Great Wall (Uni/Leg) 3,328 theaters (+3) /$2.3M Fri. (-60%)/3-day: $8M (-57%)/Total: $33.7M /Wk 2

5. Fifty Shades Darker (Uni) 3,216 theaters (-498) /$2.6 M Fri. (-61%)/ 3-day: $7.2M (-64%)/Total: $152.3M/Wk 3

6. Hidden Figures (Fox) 2,022 theaters (-195)/$1.5M Fri (-15%)/3-day: $5.4M(-24%)/Total:$144.1M /Wk 10

7. Fist Fight (WB/NL) 3,185 theaters (0) /$1.5M Fri. (-60%) /3-day: $4.9M (-59%)/Total:$21.8M/Wk 2
8. La La Land (Lionsgate) 1,733 theaters (+146) /$1.1M Fri (0%)/3-day:$4.1M (-10%)/Total:$140.4M / Wk 12
9. Rock Dog (Lionsgate) 2,077 theaters /$925K Fri./3-day: $3.7M
10. Split(Uni/Blumhouse) 1,901 theaters (-544) /$1.1M Fri (-42%)/3-day: $3.65M(-49%)/Total:$130.3M /Wk 6

11. Lion(TWC) 1,802 theaters (+260) /$965K Fri (-5%) /3-day: $3.4M(-18%)/Total:$42.4M/Wk 14

NOTABLES:
Collide (OR/IM Global) 2,045 theaters /$450K/3-day: $1.29M /Wk 1
A Cure for Wellness (New Reg/Fox) 2,704 theaters /$411K Fri. (-73%) /3-day: $1.2M (-71%) /Total: $7.3M/Wk 2
My Life as a Zucchini (GKIDS) 2 theaters /$6K Fri/$10,6K PTA/3-day: $21K /Wk 1

[kayumanggi]

Wrong total for FIFTY SHADES DARKER.

[DAJK]

Founder was really good! Not as good as, but reminded me of, The Social Network. Shame it's bombing. It did 2.7M today at my theatre, which is above the 1.6-1.8 I was expecting.

[Rman823]

That Fifty Shades Total fuckup.

[Krissykins]

Great news for Get Out. Good horrors usually get a B- or B. 

[Krissykins]

4 hours ago, Barnack said:

 

 

That a bit of an exaggeration, like you are saying production budget are about only 33-35% of the studio total expense on a movie and it is much less than that for those small budget title, it is alwaysl expensive to give a movie a good wide release, they often spend 30 million on the domestic market alone for the release, really big push like split are not much cheaper than a blockbuster release wise, above 40 million on the domestic market. The advantage of those movie, is that if they do not play well you can cut your lost and only spend on those who test screen really well but when you do, you usually spend a lot, sometime more than on those giant blockbuster on the release (domestic at least). 

 

A movie like Prom night for example:

http://www.the-numbers.com/movie/Prom-Night-(2008)#tab=summary

 

Still didn't made much money, it made 79.5 million in revenue and costed just 10.2 million to do but.

Domestic P&A: 30.8 million

International P&A: 8.72 million

Home Ent release cost: 8 million

Intl Ent release cost: 2.7 million

Residual 4.5 million

Talent Participation bonus: 3.3 million

Co-financier share: 10 million

Overhead: 0.5 million

 

No profit left.

 

That why smaller the budget, usually higher the box office / production budget ratio need to be for it to be a success.

 

 

 

These numbers are way off. 

 

Where is the US home entertainment revenue? International home ent? Worldwide rentals? (at that time), US cable tv? US network tv? international TV? 

 

Plus you've deducted a co-financier share, but haven't taken them into account on the budget or global P&A spend?