KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON | 10.20.2023 | Paramount | current gross: $67,826,648

[kayumanggi]

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,000,000 -61.3% / $40,679,083 (estimate)

[kayumanggi]

On 10/30/2023 at 4:39 PM, kayumanggi said:

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,000,000 -61.3% / $40,679,083 (estimate)

 

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,319,026 -59.9% / $40,998,109

 

weekend 03: $6,872,784 -26.2% / $52,205,306

[BoxOfficeFangrl]

 

 

 

 

[Maggie]

Since this is Apple production, he's getting no residuals. Still, 40M....it's a lot, even for him

[WittyUsername]

If this manages to cross $70 million domestically then I would take that as a promising sign for the future of non-genre adult movies. 

[titanic2187]

Not sure are all these for Oscar campaign or delayed marketing for KoTFM.

 

 

[titanic2187]

 

Not sure how true it is because I have doubt paramount would give a 3 months window for sub-100m grosser. Still would a great news if this true and positive news for 70m finish. 

 

 

[Barnack]

27 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:

Not sure how true it is because I have doubt paramount would give a 3 months window for sub-100m grosser. Still would a great news if this true and positive news for 70m finish. 

 

Apple exclusivity deal window post theatrical would make lot of sense, before having the movie available online for non appleTV user on VOD ?

 

On 11/11/2023 at 4:00 PM, Maggie said:

Since this is Apple production, he's getting no residuals. Still, 40M....it's a lot, even for him

Streaming still has residual and this will have theatrical+ VOD, but participation bonus would be quite limited if any..

 

The classic big movie stars deal tended to be around $20M+10% gross (with access to 25 even 30% of home video and a small front the top removed) when they do not have to share the screens with an other major stars (or if they did the movie budget being the pair like Depp-jolie on the Tourist), turning their average paycheck probably around that number $40M baring any disaster and around $60-80 on the big success.

[grim22]

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[BoxOfficeFangrl]

Coming soon to digital!

 

 

[SpiderByte]

4 hours ago, BoxOfficeFangrl said:

Coming soon to digital!

 

 

People are very mad in the QRTs because of.... a joke about intermissions?

Edited December 5, 2023 by SpiderByte

[BoxOfficeFangrl]

15 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

People are very mad in the QRTs because of.... a joke about intermissions?

Yeah it's a much messier quotes/comment section than you'd expect, between the posters defending the "disrespect" to Scorsese and Schoonmaker, the Marty haters using the PVOD run to mock KotFM's box office, and Apple TV+ subscribers annoyed it's not being dropped on the platform right away.

[Mojoguy]

11 minutes ago, BoxOfficeFangrl said:

Yeah it's a much messier quotes/comment section than you'd expect, between the posters defending the "disrespect" to Scorsese and Schoonmaker, the Marty haters using the PVOD run to mock KotFM's box office, and Apple TV+ subscribers annoyed it's not being dropped on the platform right away.

I remember theaters were putting intermission with KOTFM, and Apple was angry for some reason.

Edited December 5, 2023 by Mojoguy

[BoxOfficeFangrl]

40 minutes ago, Mojoguy said:

I remember theaters were putting intermission with KOTFM, and Apple was angry for some reason.

Throwing in a random intermission was technically against the theatrical licensing agreement (though some other countries outside the US do this routinely, even with shorter movies). Thelma Schoonmaker was outspoken about the impromptu intermissions being a "violation".

 

Purists say the movie wasn't made with an intermission and consider adding one disrespectful to Scorsese's vision for the film. Others argue in favor of the practical considerations of an audience watching a 3.5 hour movie (plus previews) in a theater without comfort breaks. The whole controversy has led to rather heated social media discourse.

 

 

Edited December 5, 2023 by BoxOfficeFangrl

[Eric Duncan]

 

[dudalb]

On 12/4/2023 at 6:15 PM, BoxOfficeFangrl said:

Throwing in a random intermission was technically against the theatrical licensing agreement (though some other countries outside the US do this routinely, even with shorter movies). Thelma Schoonmaker was outspoken about the impromptu intermissions being a "violation".

 

Purists say the movie wasn't made with an intermission and consider adding one disrespectful to Scorsese's vision for the film. Others argue in favor of the practical considerations of an audience watching a 3.5 hour movie (plus previews) in a theater without comfort breaks. The whole controversy has led to rather heated social media discourse.

 

 

Ah,for the day when an intermissin break point were written into the scripts.

[kayumanggi]

On 11/7/2023 at 5:47 PM, kayumanggi said:

 

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,319,026 -59.9% / $40,998,109

 

weekend 03: $6,872,784 -26.2% / $52,205,306

 

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,319,026 -59.9% / $40,998,109

 

weekend 03: $6,872,784 -26.2% / $52,205,306

 

weekend 04: $4,584,043 -33.3% / $59,871,427

 

weekend 05: $1,959,074 -57.3% / $63,609,106

 

weekend 06: $1,105,099 -43.6% / $65,675,456

 

weekend 07: $462,030 -58.2% / $66,515,035

 

weekend 08: $192,490 -58.3% / $66,920,174

 

weekend 09: $94,035 -51.1% / $67,118,560

 

weekend 10: $34,459 -63.4% / $67,223,014

 

weekend 11: $27,402 -20.5% / $67,292,161

 

weekend 12: $23,216 -15.3% / $67,341,682

 

weekend 13: $11,946 -48.5% / $67,364,724

 

weekend 14: $6,935 -41.9% / $67,377,051

 

weekend 15: $209,291 +2,917.9% / $67,595,309

 

weekend 16: $46,549 -77.8% / $67,776,327

[kayumanggi]

On 2/10/2024 at 4:21 PM, kayumanggi said:

 

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,319,026 -59.9% / $40,998,109

 

weekend 03: $6,872,784 -26.2% / $52,205,306

 

weekend 04: $4,584,043 -33.3% / $59,871,427

 

weekend 05: $1,959,074 -57.3% / $63,609,106

 

weekend 06: $1,105,099 -43.6% / $65,675,456

 

weekend 07: $462,030 -58.2% / $66,515,035

 

weekend 08: $192,490 -58.3% / $66,920,174

 

weekend 09: $94,035 -51.1% / $67,118,560

 

weekend 10: $34,459 -63.4% / $67,223,014

 

weekend 11: $27,402 -20.5% / $67,292,161

 

weekend 12: $23,216 -15.3% / $67,341,682

 

weekend 13: $11,946 -48.5% / $67,364,724

 

weekend 14: $6,935 -41.9% / $67,377,051

 

weekend 15: $209,291 +2,917.9% / $67,595,309

 

weekend 16: $46,549 -77.8% / $67,776,327

 

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

October 20, 2023

Paramount

 

weekend (drop) | total

 

weekend 01: $23,253,655 / $23,253,655

 

weekend 02: $9,319,026 -59.9% / $40,998,109

 

weekend 03: $6,872,784 -26.2% / $52,205,306

 

weekend 04: $4,584,043 -33.3% / $59,871,427

 

weekend 05: $1,959,074 -57.3% / $63,609,106

 

weekend 06: $1,105,099 -43.6% / $65,675,456

 

weekend 07: $462,030 -58.2% / $66,515,035

 

weekend 08: $192,490 -58.3% / $66,920,174

 

weekend 09: $94,035 -51.1% / $67,118,560

 

weekend 10: $34,459 -63.4% / $67,223,014

 

weekend 11: $27,402 -20.5% / $67,292,161

 

weekend 12: $23,216 -15.3% / $67,341,682

 

weekend 13: $11,946 -48.5% / $67,364,724

 

weekend 14: $6,935 -41.9% / $67,377,051

 

weekend 15: $209,291 +2,917.9% / $67,595,309

 

weekend 16: $46,549 -77.8% / $67,776,327

 

weekend 17: $15,324 -67.1% / $67,814,312

 

CURRENT GROSS: $67,826,648

Edited February 18 by kayumanggi

[dudalb]

On 12/4/2023 at 6:15 PM, BoxOfficeFangrl said:

Throwing in a random intermission was technically against the theatrical licensing agreement (though some other countries outside the US do this routinely, even with shorter movies). Thelma Schoonmaker was outspoken about the impromptu intermissions being a "violation".

 

Purists say the movie wasn't made with an intermission and consider adding one disrespectful to Scorsese's vision for the film. Others argue in favor of the practical considerations of an audience watching a 3.5 hour movie (plus previews) in a theater without comfort breaks. The whole controversy has led to rather heated social media discourse.

 

 

I  can see both sides. I think any movie over two and half hours shoud have an intermission for obviious reasons, but the intermissions should be planned, should be scripted like they once were.. The "I will never be Hungry Again" scene from Gonr With The Wind and  the "THank Heave I am not riding a whirlwind like that fellow" from Lawrence of Arabia being examples of scripted Intermissions. Random intermissions are not the way to do it.

I think Gandhi was the last big release with a planned intermission written in.

Edited March 7 by dudalb

[Eric Duncan]