The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo

[Porthos]

Fast & Furious 9 Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report: T-74 days and counting

 

	Sellouts	Showings	Seats left	Total Seats	Seats Sold	Perct Sold
TOTALS	0	92	14617	15050	433	2.88%

 

Total Seats Sold This Week

32

 

One more seat sold than last week.  Meh, pretty much variance then.  Nothing to see here, one way or the other.

[Porthos]

A Quiet Place Part II Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report: T-11 days and counting

[Includes Double Features from Wednesday]

 

	Sellouts	Showings	Seats left	Total Seats	Seats Sold	Perct Sold
TOTALS	0	72	11518	11982	464	3.87%

 

Total Seats Sold Today

42

 

T-11 Comp (Perhaps LOL comp - Don't take that seriously)

	%		Sold T-11	Total Sold		Sellouts/Shows	Seats Left/Total Seats	Perct Sold		Comp
It 2	41.21		55	1126		0/122	15646/16772	6.71%		4.32m

PRE-SALE NOTE: It Chapter 2 had 36 days of pre-sales while A Quiet Place Part II has 22 days of pre-sales.

 

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Wed/Thr Breakdown:

 

Wednesday Night Double Feature Seat Report: T-11 Days and counting:

	Sellouts	Showings	Seats left	Total Seats	Seats Sold	Perct Sold
TOTALS	0	7	1278	1568	290	18.49%

 

Total Seats Sold Today

29

 

Thursday Night Seat Report: T-11 Days and counting:

	Sellouts	Showings	Seats left	Total Seats	Seats Sold	Perct Sold
TOTALS	0	65	10240	10414	174	1.67%

 

Total Seats Sold Today

13

 

Edited March 9, 2020 by Porthos

[ZackM]

Onward - MTC4 Opening Weekend Seat Report: Final
	Last Day	2 Days Ago	3 Days Ago	4 Days Ago	5 Days Ago
Shows Added	1	0	0	6	163
Seats Added	216	-80	-17	2,196	40,209
Seats Sold	21,324	38,028	26,338	8,466	2,782
	Shows w/o Reserved Seats	Shows w/ Reserved Seats	Seats Left	Total Seats	Matinee	Evening	Total Sold	Pct. Sold
D-0 (Final)	83	185	38,456	45,013	-	6,557	6,557	14.57%
D-1 (Final)	250	724	160,576	185,877	8,166	17,135	25,301	13.61%
D-2 (Final)	385	956	186,429	230,108	19,680	23,999	43,679	18.98%
D-3 (Final)	353	886	188,997	215,126	15,628	10,501	26,129	12.15%
Total	1,071	2,751	574,458	676,124	43,474	58,192	101,666	15.04%

[keysersoze123]

The way things are going I am not even sure if AQP2 will open. Why release if domestic BO is also a dumpster fire. I feel NYC BO is seriously affected looking at how weak Onward was in that area and Gitiesh's comment about the crowd at twitter. 

 

[john2000]

1 minute ago, keysersoze123 said:

The way things are going I am not even sure if AQP2 will open. Why release if domestic BO is also a dumpster fire. I feel NYC BO is seriously affected looking at how weak Onward was in that area and Gitiesh's comment about the crowd at twitter. 

 

still though for the most part, holdoevers held normal this weekend same case os too, anyways lets see how this week will go , we dont really know if /or how big the impact is, we need more info, right now it doesnt seem big

Edited March 9, 2020 by john2000

[keysersoze123]

Just now, john2000 said:

still though for the most part, holdoevers held normal this weekend same case os too, anyways lets see how this week will go

Its gonna to get exponentially worse. This does not grow linearly. AQP still has another 10 days so just do the math of state of US BO at that point. 

 

you see movies making small BO being less affected as they fill only few seats per show and so audience would be more inclined to see them. Openers which could potentially sell out shows(especially in big cities) would deter audience and will face bigger brunt. This is as of now. In 10 days it would be bad across the board.

 

I hope I am wrong. 

[john2000]

1 minute ago, keysersoze123 said:

Its gonna to get exponentially worse. This does not grow linearly. AQP still has another 10 days so just do the math of state of US BO at that point. 

 

you see movies making small BO being less affected as they fill only few seats per show and so audience would be more inclined to see them. Openers which could potentially sell out shows(especially in big cities) would deter audience and will face bigger brunt. This is as of now. In 10 days it would be bad across the board.

 

I hope I am wrong. 

i am not saying i am 100% right, i just said, that we just cant measure the effect, finger crossed, and lets hope that the virus will slow down eventually, good news is that china seems to be doing fantastic, and sout korea for some days now had declines in cases, lets hope for the best

[John2015]

17 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

The way things are going I am not even sure if AQP2 will open. Why release if domestic BO is also a dumpster fire. I feel NYC BO is seriously affected looking at how weak Onward was in that area and Gitiesh's comment about the crowd at twitter. 

 

The biggest question mark will be "Mulan".  "Mulan" is a huge film, and (according to ispot.tv) "Mulan" has already aired more TV commercials than "The Gentlemen", and it would cost Disney a lot of money if they delay the release date of "Mulan".

[keysersoze123]

23 minutes ago, john2000 said:

i am not saying i am 100% right, i just said, that we just cant measure the effect, finger crossed, and lets hope that the virus will slow down eventually, good news is that china seems to be doing fantastic, and sout korea for some days now had declines in cases, lets hope for the best

China locked down the country and Korea is tackling it head on and here the solution is to bury the head in the sand. So I dont have any hope of domestic situation resembling either. 

[john2000]

2 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

China locked down the country and Korea is tackling it head on and here the solution is to bury the head in the sand. So I dont have any hope of domestic situation resembling either. 

the situtation will eventually improve, lets hope it starts soon

[keysersoze123]

Just looked at Mulan again and it has sold 698 tickets in 2 days at MTC1 and 350 tickets at MTC2. This is really slow as its across 3273 shows between 2 MTC. But there is time and I dont see incentive to reserve tickets this far from release. 

[Old Spice]

Monday afternoon Salt Lake City Report for Bloodshot, I Still Believe, and The Hunt, preview night and OD combined, Sugarhouse Cinemark.

 

Bloodshot (8 screenings)- zero tickets sold.

 

I Still Believe (6 screenings)- 8 tickets sold.

 

The Hunt (7 screenings)- 6 tickets sold.

 

Brutal.

[dudalb]

4 hours ago, John2015 said:

The biggest question mark will be "Mulan".  "Mulan" is a huge film, and (according to ispot.tv) "Mulan" has already aired more TV commercials than "The Gentlemen", and it would cost Disney a lot of money if they delay the release date of "Mulan".

You bet. The contracts Disney signed with the theater for Mulan has steep penalities if Disney does not open the film on the stated date. That is standard in any contract:one side does not fufill the contract they get hit with steep penalaties.

Disney is probably running the numbers now.

 

[Inceptionzq]

21 hours ago, Inceptionzq said:

Mulan Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

59

1826

3.23%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

56

1854

3.02%

 

SEATS SOLD	SOLD PAST DAY	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
261	12	10628	2.46%	9	62

 

Adjusted Maleficent comp: 5.17M

Mulan Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

63

1826

3.45%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

59

1854

3.18%

 

SEATS SOLD	SOLD PAST DAY	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
275	13	10628	2.59%	9	62

 

Adjusted Maleficent comp: 5.39M

[Inceptionzq]

22 hours ago, Inceptionzq said:

A Quiet Place Part 2 Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

38

1446

2.63%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

47

1665

2.82%

 

SEATS SOLD	SOLD PAST DAY	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
191	19	8185	2.33%	9	38

 

Adjusted Zombieland 2 comp: 3.12M

Day 10 of sales IT 2 comp: 4.14M

 

The Day X of sales IT 2 comp is probably going to be misleading from here on out, so I'm gonna remove that comp. In two days I'll have the normal T-X days IT 2 comp.

A Quiet Place Part 2 Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

43

1446

2.97%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

49

1665

2.94%

 

SEATS SOLD	SOLD PAST DAY	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
212	21	8185	2.59%	9	38

 

Adjusted Zombieland 2 comp: 3.12M

[Inceptionzq]

On 3/2/2020 at 2:31 PM, Inceptionzq said:

Fast and Furious 9 Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

81

1696

4.78%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

82

1506

5.44%

 

SEATS SOLD	SOLD PAST WEEK	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
325	19	10372	3.13%	9	48

Fast and Furious 9 Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

80

1696

4.72%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

79

1506

5.25%

 

SEATS SOLD	NET LOST PAST WEEK	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
323	2	10372	3.11%	9	48

 

There were 8 seats lost overall, and 6 seats sold.

[john2000]

10 minutes ago, Inceptionzq said:

Fast and Furious 9 Thursday Night Showings Denver

AMC Westminster 24

Total

80

1696

4.72%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

79

1506

5.25%

 

SEATS SOLD	NET LOST PAST WEEK	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
323	2	10372	3.11%	9	48

 

There were 8 seats lost overall, and 6 seats sold.

wrong thread

Edited March 9, 2020 by john2000

[VanillaSkies]

6 hours ago, keysersoze123 said:

The way things are going I am not even sure if AQP2 will open. Why release if domestic BO is also a dumpster fire. I feel NYC BO is seriously affected looking at how weak Onward was in that area and Gitiesh's comment about the crowd at twitter. 

 

A complete stock market collapse is certainly not helping to ease fears. 

It's a vicious cycle at the moment in North America. More cases, more deaths, more stock selloffs. 

And Italy just put the entire country on lockdown, mirroring what China had to do, and up-ing the anti that other governments will eventually have to follow suit if there is any hope of containing at this point. 

I would not be surprised by theatre shutdowns in certain US states by the time Mulan comes out. 

I mean, if audiences are avoiding them anyways, why pay staff to keep them open with limited numbers of patrons attending... 

It's certainly evolving day by day at this point, so anything can happen really....

[dudalb]

We are in unknown territory here ,folks.

But studiios don't only have the short term effects of the virus to worry about  but the long term effects of a recession, which seems to inevitable now.

Economist were expecting a recession sometime over the next couple of years (we are overdue for one) but I think it is going to happen before the summer is over.

[john2000]

1 minute ago, dudalb said:

We are in unknown territory here ,folks.

But studiios don't only have the short term effects of the virus to worry about  but the long term effects of a recession, which seems to inevitable now.

Economist were expecting a recession sometime over the next couple of years (we are overdue for one) but I think it is going to happen before the summer is over.

as i  was 8 years old since the last one happened, how bad is this ? and how it went in general ?