Weekend Actuals (Page 120): Boss Baby 50.2M | BATB 45.4M | GITS 18.7M | Power Rangers 14.2M | Kong 8.6M

[davincicode1]

9 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:

get out is the shinning point for hollywood industry, an original thought provoking while crowd pleasing drama, especially given the market now is full of remake and reboot.

 

Still an astonishing achievement, but $200m really mean even more and it rightfully deserve more and more.......    

YESS!! an original HORROR movie that doesn't rely on cheap jump scares and is relatable for once. I can't wait to see it

[Momo]

8 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

The next two showings of GITS have sold a combined total of 20 tickets; 7 are from the 3D starting in 10 minutes and the rest are for 2D in about 80 minutes. Meanwhile, the showing of Power Rangers in one hour has sold 20 tickets.

 

Is that for today. Not surprise PR number would do a little better today. Since it's a Saturday,but poor GITS.

[commonsense88]

Never though that BATB and BB could do 50 mil+ or BB would win the weekend.

[GambitPool]

Lol Get Out is playing at my regular theater and the cheap theater concurrently. 

[Momo]

BB doing well no shock. What's the shock is how poorly GITS is looking.

[MikeQ]

It could potentially be a close race for #1 this weekend. If Boss Baby follows Home's Saturday increase (sans-previews) and Sunday decrease, it will get $49.6 million for the weekend.

If Beauty follows last weekend, it gets $49.5 million.

Of course, it could play out differently if Boss Baby plays much differently than Home and increase more on Saturday, etc. But it will be fun to follow if it's a close one!

Peace,
Mike


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[MrPink]

4 minutes ago, MikeQ said:

It could potentially be a close race for #1 this weekend. If Boss Baby follows Home's Saturday increase (sans-previews) and Sunday decrease, it will get $49.6 million for the weekend.

If Beauty follows last weekend, it gets $49.5 million.

Of course, it could play out differently if Boss Baby plays much differently than Home and increase more on Saturday, etc. But it will be fun to follow if it's a close one!

Peace,
Mike


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I don't know what previews were for Home but if anything I'd imagine Boss Baby plays a hair worse than Home considering the 1.5m in previews.

Edited April 1, 2017 by MrPink

[TalismanRing]

Friday, March 31, 2017
 

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TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day 1 - The Boss Baby Fox $15,500,000 - - 3,773 $4,108 $15,500,000 1 2 1 Beauty and the Beast (2017) BV $13,032,000 +115% -45% 4,210 $3,095 $360,948,842 15 3 - Ghost in the Shell (2017) Par. $7,660,000 - - 3,440 $2,227 $7,660,000 1 4 2 Power Rangers (2017) LGF $4,020,000 +118% -73% 3,693 $1,089 $54,582,170 8 5 3 Kong: Skull Island WB $2,375,000 +116% -36% 3,141 $756 $141,423,204 22 6 6 Get Out Uni. $1,720,000 +127% -32% 1,844 $933 $152,793,960 36 7 4 Logan Fox $1,715,000 +96% -36% 2,323 $738 $207,382,637 29 8 5 Life (2017) Sony $1,655,000 +98% -62% 3,146 $526 $18,399,239 8 9 7 CHiPs WB $1,180,000 +118% -54% 2,464 $479 $11,492,366 8 10 - The Zookeeper's Wife Focus $1,033,760 - - 541 $1,911 $1,033,760 1 11 8 The Shack LG/S $631,000 +69% -40% 1,430 $441 $51,546,007 29 12 9 The LEGO Batman Movie WB $205,000 +2% -55% 812 $252 $172,131,563 50 - 11 Hidden Figures Fox $127,000 +58% -40% 352 $361 $167,517,673 97 - - T2: Trainspotting TriS $114,000 +220% -11% 140 $814 $891,507 15 - - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story BV $68,000 +63% -50% 224 $304 $531,540,496 106 - 12 John Wick: Chapter Two LG/S $65,000 +54% -49% 210 $310 $91,130,921 50 - - Lion Wein. $61,500 +55% -40% 175 $351 $50,980,552 127 - - La La Land LG/S $42,000 +93% -19% 143 $294 $150,368,591 113 - - Sing Uni. $42,000 +68% -19% 202 $208 $269,831,195 101 - - A Dog's Purpose Uni. $36,000 +6% -44% 189 $190 $63,569,185 64 - - Wilson FoxS $35,000 +22% -67% 311 $113 $512,329 8 - - Moana BV $32,000 +54% -44% 175 $183 $248,479,777 129 - - A United Kingdom FoxS $25,000 +12% -48% 86 $291 $3,640,965 50 - - Rock Dog LG/S $24,000 +172% +23% 133 $180 $9,296,666 36 - - Phillauri FIP $21,500 +72% -72% 65 $331 $367,312 8 - - Tim Timmerman, Hope of America Purd. $78 -47% -64% 1 $78 $87,726 30

[kayumanggi]

Have just seen GHOST IN THE SHELL. Won't call it terrible, but I didn't like it.

[Outrageous!]

19 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Power Rangers will barely scrap by $90M with these kinds of drops.

 

11 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

The next two showings of GITS have sold a combined total of 20 tickets; 7 are from the 3D starting in 10 minutes and the rest are for 2D in about 80 minutes. Meanwhile, the showing of Power Rangers in one hour has sold 20 tickets.

 

It's funny, because someone a couple of weeks ago was hoping that Power Rangers would end up in the middle - not a huge flop, but not a huge success either, and that appears to be what it is happening.  Two clubs on opposite ends of the opening weekend prediction failed: over $50 million OW and under Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, yet the total domestic box office for Power Rangers won't surpass Out of the Shadows by that much.

 

It is not a surprise to hear at all Power Rangers selling more tickets right now, considering the time of day this is.  I'm more surprised by the Ghost in the Shell movie opening this low, considering how well the rest of the March movies opened.

[Eevin]

9 minutes ago, davincicode1 said:

YESS!! an original HORROR movie that doesn't rely on cheap jump scares and is relatable for once. I can't wait to see it

YOU HAVEN'T EVEN SEEN IT?

What the hell has been the point of all of your posts then? Senseless trolling?

[grim22]

Just now, Outrageous! said:

 

 

It's funny, because someone a couple of weeks ago was hoping that Power Rangers would end up in the middle - not a huge flop, but not a huge success either, and that appears to be what it is happening.  Two clubs on opposite ends of the opening weekend prediction failed: over $50 million OW and under Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, yet the total domestic box office for Power Rangers won't surpass Out of the Shadows by that much.

 

It is not a surprise to hear at all Power Rangers selling more tickets right now, considering the time of day this is.  I'm more surprised by the Ghost in the Shell movie opening this low, considering how well the rest of the March movies opened.

 

TMNT2 had one advantage - summer weekdays. PR will lose a lot of ground to it due to that. With around a 14-15M 2nd weekend, its final gross should come within 5M or so of TMNT2's finish. 

 

Unless it goes crazy in China and Japan, don't think a sequel will be forthcoming. This will be a worse finish than the first Divergent movie by far, and this had 3D as well. The thing in its advantage is that Lionsgate has no franchises currently.

[Momo]

2 minutes ago, Outrageous! said:

 

 

It's funny, because someone a couple of weeks ago was hoping that Power Rangers would end up in the middle - not a huge flop, but not a huge success either, and that appears to be what it is happening.  Two clubs on opposite ends of the opening weekend prediction failed: over $50 million OW and under Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, yet the total domestic box office for Power Rangers won't surpass Out of the Shadows by that much.

 

It is not a surprise to hear at all Power Rangers selling more tickets right now, considering the time of day this is.  I'm more surprised by the Ghost in the Shell movie opening this low, considering how well the rest of the March movies opened.

 

It's also a Saturday. That's when most kids go out see movies and such. My question though is GITS doing so badly that PR which had a 73% drop could make more money then it today?

[Nova]

3 minutes ago, Eevin said:

YOU HAVEN'T EVEN SEEN IT?

What the hell has been the point of all of your posts then? Senseless trolling?

Its like calling a film youve never seen before horrible. 

 

I'm gonna lmfao if he watches it and ends up not liking it. Although I highly doubt that'll happen with the way he's been talking about it. 

[CelestialFairyIX]

Lego Batman's 2% increase from Thursday...

 

 

 

[Nova]

2 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

TMNT2 had one advantage - summer weekdays. PR will lose a lot of ground to it due to that. With around a 14-15M 2nd weekend, its final gross should come within 5M or so of TMNT2's finish. 

 

Unless it goes crazy in China and Japan, don't think a sequel will be forthcoming. This will be a worse finish than the first Divergent movie by far, and this had 3D as well. The thing in its advantage is that Lionsgate has no franchises currently.

I thought PR had no 3D. 

 

[WrathOfHan]

Can we talk about how fucking crazy April 21 looks? 6 movies are going wide that weekend: Gifted, Free Fire, Born in China, Unforgettable, Phoenix Forgotten, and The Promise. Who the hell is going to move?

[Momo]

2 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

TMNT2 had one advantage - summer weekdays. PR will lose a lot of ground to it due to that. With around a 14-15M 2nd weekend, its final gross should come within 5M or so of TMNT2's finish. 

 

Unless it goes crazy in China and Japan, don't think a sequel will be forthcoming. This will be a worse finish than the first Divergent movie by far, and this had 3D as well. The thing in its advantage is that Lionsgate has no franchises currently.

 

TMNT 2 made 82M in US. I think PR will do a little more then that. Right now I say it will do 85 to 90M.

[filmlover]

Yeah, The Zookeeper's Wife is definitely off to a rosy start. Woman in Gold is a great comparison: that movie also got an RT score in the 50s (like The Zookeeper's Wife) and started with $2M in limited release before chugging along to a $30M+ total. Given the dearth of movies strictly targeting adults for a while, this should make plenty of bank in the weeks ahead.

[grim22]

Just now, WrathOfHan said:

Can we talk about how fucking crazy April 21 looks? 6 movies are going wide that weekend: Gifted, Free Fire, Born in China, Unforgettable, Phoenix Forgotten, and The Promise. Who the hell is going to move?

 

No one. None of these will be Super wide anyway, and some of them won't even have a huge marketing presence. Will be surprised if any of them make more than 10-15M.