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On 12/2/2021 at 12:32 PM, charlie Jatinder said:

Spider-man: No Way Home Harkins T-15 Days

Format Shows Capacity Sold % Sold Gross ATP
Normal 352 90,411 26,317 29.11% $283,144 $10.76
Cine 1 24 7,227 5,474 75.74% $78,769 $14.39
Cine Capri 6 2,673 882 33.00% $11,574 $13.12
IMAX 3 1,335 1,066 79.85% $15,990 $15.00
3D 18 2,712 546 20.13% $7,572 $13.87
             
Total 403 104,358 34,285 32.85% $397,049 $11.58

 

Added 1539 seats, yesterday was probably around 2.5-2.8K. There was no show addition today, which hurt the top performing locs. The locs which had spare capacity increased well.

 

A sample of few locs.

 

Best locs

Cerritos 16 - 2831 vs 2731 (+3.6%)

Mountain Grove - 2394 vs 2365 (+1.2%)

Chino Hills - 2255 vs 2178 (+3.5%)

Arizona Mills - 2138 vs 2083 (+2.6%)

Arrowhead - 2022 vs 1944 (+4%) - added like 5 shows late day before y'day

 

Usually Average locs

Yuma Palms - 1350 vs 1272 (+6%)

Arizona Pavillions - 515 vs 464 (+11%)

Metrocenter - 405 vs 375 (+8%)

 

Today luckily no shows were added, I suppose we won't be lucky tomorrow, so this is probably last time I will track it. Unless I get may be 4 more hands.

 

Spider-man: No Way Home Harkins T-14 Days

Format Shows Capacity Sold % Sold Gross ATP
Normal 352 90,411 27,573 30.50% $296,306 $10.75
Cine 1 24 7,227 5,495 76.03% $79,027 $14.38
Cine Capri 6 2,673 895 33.48% $11,739 $13.12
IMAX 3 1,335 1,066 79.85% $15,990 $15.00
3D 18 2,712 574 21.17% $7,962 $13.87
             
Total 403 104,358 35,603 34.12% $411,024 $11.54

 

Well I lied. No shows added today as well, but surprisingly good day of 1318 new sales vs 1539 yesterday. The best theaters are all adding almost nothing now, its the average one which have spare capacity. When the best locs start adding shows, we should see another surge.

 

PLFs and IMAX added just 34 seats, from 7422 to 7456, so you get the idea. California locs are 26% of overall sales but only 14% of the new sales.

 

Some locs % sales.

Cerritos 16 - 2870/3603 - 79.7%

Mountain Grove - 2425/3241 - 74.8%

Arizona Mills - 2197/3543 - 62%

Estrella Falls - 1948/2513 - 77.5%

 

The actual % for tickets sold for online sales will be 5% higher, as cinema block around that many seats for offline sales. 

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On 12/1/2021 at 11:23 PM, Product Driven Legion said:

Wait, it makes sense with the difference in total seats sold. I think the seats sold today got an extra leading 1 as a typo?   
 

the ratio of total seats sold doesn’t make sense with growth in final comps, so I have no idea what’s going on and will just wait 😆

 

I didn't realize you were talking about the Sacto report.  Next time tag me or quote me. ;)

 

What happened was I was looking at things super quickly and looked at the wrong figure on my spreadsheet (which I just noticed and corrected).  The actual seats sold yesterday was 628, which has already been edited into my post.

 

(the explanation for the wrong figure really isn't interesting so I'll spare you :))

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10 hours ago, grey ghost said:

 

But Homecoming was close to SM2 and FFH beat every Raimi movie.

 

I don't see the point of dragging the MCU. They saved the franchise.

Homecoming was close to SM2 atfer 13 years inflation and FFH beat every Raimi movie (not by much) after 12-17 years.

 

I do not deny that 880m or 1.13b are considerable grosses, but having the support of the biggest brand ever, and with that enormous trailer for the character which was Civil War, I find those numbers disappointing for the most famous Marvel character, even more when MCU has been able to manage 1.1b-1.2b films for way less known characters like Black Panther, Iron Man or Captain Marvel. Relative to MCU standards, Spideys results have been really average for the moment.

 

In terms of saving the franchise, and this is just my opinion, I find more interesting TASM's films than MCU's ones.

 

Sorry for the off-topic. I am conscious this is not the NWH thread.

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On 12/1/2021 at 11:15 PM, Porthos said:

 

No Way Home Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report: T-15 Days and Counting

 

 

Capped

Sellouts

Showings

Seats left

Total Seats

Seats Sold

Perct Sold

TOTALS

2

0

298

21158

36426

15268

41.92%

 

Total Showings Added Today 

24

Total Seats Added Today 

2265

Total Seats Sold Today 

1637

 

As of T-15, No Way Home has sold...

1.6602x as many tickets as Black Widow  did at stop of tracking.             [22.94m]*

2.6111x as many tickets as Shang-Chi did at stop of tracking.                 [22.97m]

1.9798x as many tickets as Let There Be Carnage did at stop of tracking. [22.96m]

2.3823x as many tickets as Eternals did at stop of tracking.                     [22.63m]

* [adj for Ontario]

 

Day 3 Adjusted Comp 

[Made under official protest]  [100% use at own risk — see cautionary note below]

 

   %

 

Sold Day 3

Total Sold

 

Sellouts/Shows

Seats Left/Total Seats

Perct Sold

 

Comp

EG

82.33

 

566

16648

 

9/219

6257/22905

72.68%

 

49.40m

NWH (adj)

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533

13707

 

0/298

17769/31476

43.55%

 

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ADJUSTMENT NOTE: NWH (adj) is the amount of seats sold that does not include DBOX tracking which started earlier this year, a theater which converted to reserved seating this year as well as making an on-the-fly adjustment for a theater which I had partial data for EG and has now shut down and been replaced by another theater a mile a way [for this I am doing only a PLF-PLF comparison for the theater in question]

CAUTIONARY 2021 COMPS NOTE:  ***ALL*** Sacramento 2021 comps when compared to similar pre-COVID movies have been running higher than what has actually been reported.  ABSOLUTELY KEEP THIS IN MIND THAT THIS COMP COULD VERY WELL BE OFF BY AS MUCH AS 10 to 15 PERCENT, or even more. 

 

Regal:       4035/12528 [32.21% sold] [+127 tickets]

Matinee:    1409/5023  [28.05% | 9.23% of all tickets sold]

 

EXTREME GRAIN OF SALT DUE TO MYRAID IRRITANTS COMPS: (behind spoiler cut for space)

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No Way Home Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report: T-14 Days and Counting

 

 

Capped

Sellouts

Showings

Seats left

Total Seats

Seats Sold

Perct Sold

TOTALS

2

0

298

20647

36426

15779

43.32%

 

Total Seats Sold Today 

511

 

As of T-14, No Way Home has sold...

1.7159x as many tickets as Black Widow  did at stop of tracking.             [23.71m]*

2.6986x as many tickets as Shang-Chi did at stop of tracking.                 [23.74m]

2.0460x as many tickets as Let There Be Carnage did at stop of tracking. [23.73m]

2.4620x as many tickets as Eternals did at stop of tracking.                     [23.39m]

* [adj for Ontario]

 

Day 4 Adjusted Comp 

[Made under official protest]  [100% use at own risk — see cautionary note below]

 

   %

 

Sold Day 3

Total Sold

 

Sellouts/Shows

Seats Left/Total Seats

Perct Sold

 

Comp

EG

83.32

 

350

16998

 

7/221

6026/23024

73.83%

 

49.99m

NWH (adj)

---

 

455

14162

 

0/298

17314/31476

44.99%

 

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ADJUSTMENT NOTE: NWH (adj) is the amount of seats sold that does not include DBOX tracking which started earlier this year, a theater which converted to reserved seating this year as well as making an on-the-fly adjustment for a theater which I had partial data for EG and has now shut down and been replaced by another theater a mile a way [for this I am doing only a PLF-PLF comparison for the theater in question]

CAUTIONARY 2021 COMPS NOTE:  ***ALL*** Sacramento 2021 comps when compared to similar pre-COVID movies have been running higher than what has actually been reported.  ABSOLUTELY KEEP THIS IN MIND THAT THIS COMP COULD VERY WELL BE OFF BY AS MUCH AS 10 to 15 PERCENT, or even more. 

 

Regal:       4177/12528 [33.34% sold] [+142 tickets]

Matinee:    1458/5023  [29.03% | 9.24% of all tickets sold]

 

EXTREME GRAIN OF SALT DUE TO MYRAID IRRITANTS COMPS: (behind spoiler cut for space)

Spoiler

1.4308x TROS after approx 100 hours of TROS sales [57.23m]

1.0860x TROS at T-14                                              [43.44m]

0.7779x Endgame at T-14                                        [46.68m]

 

=====

 

Switching over to T-x comps starting tomorrow as, as I suspected it might this morning, the calendar compression is already starting to rear its head versus Endgame (well that and the sheer amount of available showtimes).

 

Also, as noted in my last post, accidentally put down the wrong number of sales for NWH yesterday.  Corrected the number in the quote and in the old post.

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28 minutes ago, Porthos said:

 

I didn't realize you were talking about the Sacto report.  Next time tag me or quote me. ;)

 

What happened was I was looking at things super quickly and looked at the wrong figure on my spreadsheet (which I just noticed and corrected).  The actual seats sold yesterday was 628, which has already been edited into my post.

 

(the explanation for the wrong figure really isn't interesting so I'll spare you :))

I still don’t understand how final comps grew 6.8% yesterday on total sales growth of 4.2%. Isn’t final comp linear function of total sold seats since the finale seat # and actual preview # of the comp are both fixed?  
 

Actually I see that today the final comps grew just 1% on seat growth of 3.3%, which means both grew 7.8% t-16 to t-14, quote sensible. I think your t-15 final comps are still unfixed, and perhaps the other t-15 comps then — not that it especially matters anymore.

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44 minutes ago, Product Driven Legion said:

I still don’t understand how final comps grew 6.8% yesterday on total sales growth of 4.2%. Isn’t final comp linear function of total sold seats since the finale seat # and actual preview # of the comp are both fixed?  
 

Actually I see that today the final comps grew just 1% on seat growth of 3.3%, which means both grew 7.8% t-16 to t-14, quote sensible. I think your t-15 final comps are still unfixed, and perhaps the other t-15 comps then — not that it especially matters anymore.

 

Huh.  Yeah, I gots no clue and I don't feel like figuring out how the error happened.

 

Here are the corrected T-15 numbers:

 

As of T-15, No Way Home has sold...

1.6602x as many tickets as Black Widow  did at stop of tracking.             [22.94m]*

2.6111x as many tickets as Shang-Chi did at stop of tracking.                 [22.97m]

1.9798x as many tickets as Let There Be Carnage did at stop of tracking. [22.96m]

2.3823x as many tickets as Eternals did at stop of tracking.                     [22.63m]

* [adj for Ontario]
 

I've gone ahead and edited it into the old post for the historical record and I'll edit it in to the quote in a mo.  Thanks for catching this as well. :)

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1 hour ago, Porthos said:

Switching over to T-x comps starting tomorrow as, as I suspected it might this morning, the calendar compression is already starting to rear its head versus Endgame (well that and the sheer amount of available showtimes).

I think give it 4 more days. T-10 days be better ground I suppose. EG 5th day of sale was bigger than its T-10th day, which goes on to show it was still in the early days buzz of sales period.

 

7th day of sale for EG was par T-10th day and it was after that sales started to surge again.

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5 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

I think give it 4 more days. T-10 days be better ground I suppose. EG 5th day of sale was bigger than its T-10th day, which goes on to show it was still in the early days buzz of sales period.

 

7th day of sale for EG was par T-10th day and it was after that sales started to surge again.

 

There is no perfect time to rip off the bandaid, IMO.  Might as well get it done sooner than later. 

 

could consider waiting one or at most two more days.  But four?  Nope.  Mostly coz I think we're already seeing calendar differences, thus Day 5/Day 5 | Day 6/Day 6 | Day 7/Day 7 comps are becoming less and less useful while overall tickets sold x-amount of days away are becoming more useful.

 

So, maaaaaaaaybe one more day.  But not four.  Not unless I see some very compelling reasons to do so.

 

(also, the sheer showtime difference is also making a Day x/Day x comp less and less useful — there's simply a lot more desirable seats at this point in NWH's run than there were for EG's)

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Porthos has been providing D-N and T-N comps anyway, so I’m not even sure what is being discussed exactly. Dropping the D-N entirely, I guess? If there’s disagreement about which is better for now, retaining both could let people pick which they prefer (#geomean4Life)

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18 minutes ago, Product Driven Legion said:

Porthos has been providing D-N and T-N comps anyway, so I’m not even sure what is being discussed exactly. Dropping the D-N entirely, I guess? If there’s disagreement about which is better for now, retaining both could let people pick which they prefer (#geomean4Life)

 

This is also about Less Work For Me/Fewer Opportunities to mess up.  Last thing I want is more work. ;)

 

I mean, it is taking me an hour just to get the seat data (which will go up as more showtimes are added) and that's before I write anything up.

 

Still, I did provide you and Charlie the historical day by day EG numbers, and I'll be providing that's day's equivalent for NWH in the comp box.  So it should be trivial for you/Charlie to use that data however you see fit.

 

When it comes down to it, the only place I am using Day Of Numbers is in the TROS comp in the spoiler box and the EG comp outside of it.  The TROS Day Of Comp is laughably unusable right now and really really needs to go (in fact, I'm axing it tomorrow no matter what happens).  And I've already made my case as to why I think the Day of Comp for EG is becoming less useful.

 

'sides, I was planning on adding a dedicated TROS comp to the comp box, as I think right about now is the time to add it. But only if I shift entirely to t-X comps. 

 

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Anyway, I broke out my mastersheet and took a look at the EG daily numbers.  Hits a plateau, more or less, starting at Day 6 (T-18), before then bottoming out for about two/three days at Day 12 (T-12) before starting its ascent at Day 15 (T-9).

 

After thinking it over, I'll provide a Day x comp for one more day as EG was still decelerating at that time.  But no more than that.  If you and or @charlie Jatinder want to play with the data, be my guest, as that's why I gave it to you. :)

 

 

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1 hour ago, Porthos said:

 

There is no perfect time to rip off the bandaid, IMO.  Might as well get it done sooner than later. 

 

could consider waiting one or at most two more days.  But four?  Nope.  Mostly coz I think we're already seeing calendar differences, thus Day 5/Day 5 | Day 6/Day 6 | Day 7/Day 7 comps are becoming less and less useful while overall tickets sold x-amount of days away are becoming more useful.

 

So, maaaaaaaaybe one more day.  But not four.  Not unless I see some very compelling reasons to do so.

 

(also, the sheer showtime difference is also making a Day x/Day x comp less and less useful — there's simply a lot more desirable seats at this point in NWH's run than there were for EG's)

Well eventually we are going to do T-x day comps, and its final days that comp that matter most, so both works for me.

 

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On 12/2/2021 at 8:22 AM, katnisscinnaplex said:

 

Day Movie Area Theaters Shows Total Seats Total Sold New Sales % Sold
T-1 Hr Black Widow Jacksonville 6 76 12,095 2,333 555 19.29%
    Phoenix 7 77 10,692 1,881 270 17.59%
    Raleigh 8 74 8,303 3,148 746 37.91%
  Black Widow Total   21 227 31,090 7,362 1,571 23.68%
T-1 Hr Eternals Jacksonville 6 72 10,311 1,811 526 17.56%
    Phoenix 7 59 8,999 1,848 320 20.54%
    Raleigh 8 37 4,098 1,713 380 41.80%
  Eternals Total   21 168 23,408 5,372 1,226 22.95%
T-1 Hr Shang-Chi Jacksonville 6 60 8,619 1,423 493 16.51%
    Phoenix 7 51 7,193 1,349 262 18.75%
    Raleigh 8 40 4,505 1,327 332 29.46%
  Shang-Chi Total   21 151 20,317 4,099 1,087 20.18%
T-14 Spider-Man Jacksonville 7 154 22,299 4,982 330 22.34%
    Phoenix 6 119 18,229 6,866 355 37.67%
    Raleigh 8 73 8,648 4,620 202 53.42%
  Spider-Man Total   21 346 49,176 16,468 887 33.49%

 

28 new shows added since yesterday's run, though not in the theaters that needed them.  Only a 5.7% increase in sales, though that was still almost as many tickets as Shang-Chi sold between preview morning and final run.  I look at some T-14 comps for fun just to see how crazy these sales numbers are:

 

BW - 8.69x (114.7m)

Eternals - 11.97x (113.7m)

SC - 25.9x (227.8m)

 

Okay, we'll try again later.  Sales comparisons...

 

Spider-Man - $221,910 (13.48 ATP)

 

Black Widow Final - $94,329 (12.81 ATP)

Eternals Final - $74,356 (13.84 ATP)

Shang-Chi Final - $54,954 (13.41 ATP)

 

Splits

 

 

Movie Mat Sold % Sales ATP
Spider-Man N 14,399 87.44% $199,164.01 13.83
  Y 2,069 12.56% $22,746.02 10.99
Grand Total   16,468 100.00% $221,910.03 13.48

 

 

Movie Format Sold % Sales ATP
Spider-Man PLF 6,493 39.43% $105,073.64 16.18
  Standard 9,975 60.57% $116,836.39 11.71
Grand Total   16,468 100.00% $221,910.03 13.48

 

Showtimes report shows 2,660 new shows added which brings us to 24,439 (4,587 PLF).  There are also 57 additional theaters reporting today, with the new average at 9.146 shows per theater for previews.  We've now passed BW's final show counts in my sample report.

 

BW final - 23,129 (3,109 TC)

Venom final - 21,288 (3,024 TC)

 

Time Shows %
3:00 2,108 8.63%
3:01-3:59 2,018 8.26%
4:00-4:59 3,123 12.78%
5:00-5:59 1,999 8.18%
6:00-6:59 3,164 12.95%
7:00-7:59 4,010 16.41%
8:00-8:59 2,502 10.24%
9:00-9:59 2,024 8.28%
10:00-10:59 2,415 9.88%
11:00+ 1,075 4.40%

Day Movie Area Theaters Shows Total Seats Total Sold New Sales % Sold
T-1 Hr Black Widow Jacksonville 6 76 12,095 2,333 555 19.29%
    Phoenix 7 77 10,692 1,881 270 17.59%
    Raleigh 8 74 8,303 3,148 746 37.91%
  Black Widow Total   21 227 31,090 7,362 1,571 23.68%
T-1 Hr Eternals Jacksonville 6 72 10,311 1,811 526 17.56%
    Phoenix 7 59 8,999 1,848 320 20.54%
    Raleigh 8 37 4,098 1,713 380 41.80%
  Eternals Total   21 168 23,408 5,372 1,226 22.95%
T-1 Hr Shang-Chi Jacksonville 6 60 8,619 1,423 493 16.51%
    Phoenix 7 51 7,193 1,349 262 18.75%
    Raleigh 8 40 4,505 1,327 332 29.46%
  Shang-Chi Total   21 151 20,317 4,099 1,087 20.18%
T-13 Spider-Man Jacksonville 7 154 22,299 5,228 246 23.44%
    Phoenix 6 121 18,441 7,267 401 39.41%
    Raleigh 8 75 8,780 4,862 242 55.38%
  Spider-Man Total   21 350 49,520 17,357 889 35.05%

 

Well this looks almost identical to yesterday's report.  Four new shows were added and it beat yesterday's sales by two.  While that's a lower % increase, it's still impressive that sales haven't slowed too much yet.  I did get to thinking today that the newest Cinemark in Jacksonville wasn't opened until after Shang-Chi.  Here are the comparisons with the same theater list (though one would have to assume Eternals and Spider-Man would be doing better in the other Jacksonville theaters if there wasn't a brand new Cinemark there.)

 

Day Movie Area Theaters Shows Total Seats Total Sold New Sales % Sold
T-1 Hr Black Widow Jacksonville 6 76 12,095 2,333 555 19.29%
T-1 Hr Eternals Jacksonville 5 57 8,821 1,417 408 16.06%
T-1 Hr Shang-Chi Jacksonville 6 60 8,619 1,423 493 16.51%
T-13 Spider-Man Jacksonville 6 125 19,555 4,478 199 22.90%

 

Crazy how those six theaters have already given Spider-Man 49 more shows that BW ended with and are still at a higher % sold.  

 

T-13 increase % comps

 

Spider - 5.4%

BW - 7.55%

SC - 11.79%

Venom 2 - 15.37%

 

Total sales

 

Spider-Man - $233,246 (13.44 ATP)

 

Black Widow Final - $94,329 (12.81 ATP)

Eternals Final - $74,356 (13.84 ATP)

Shang-Chi Final - $54,954 (13.41 ATP)

 

Splits

 

Movie Mat Sold % Sales ATP
Spider-Man N 15,164 87.37% $209,175.35 13.79
  Y 2,193 12.63% $24,071.17 10.98
Grand Total   17,357 100.00% $233,246.52

13.44

 

Movie Format Sold % Sales ATP
Spider-Man PLF 6,702 38.61% $108,348.72 16.17
  Standard 10,655 61.39% $124,897.80 11.72
Grand Total   17,357 100.00% $233,246.52 13.44

 

Full showtime report coming a little later, so I'll leave that off for now.  

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8 hours ago, peludo said:

Homecoming was close to SM2 atfer 13 years inflation and FFH beat every Raimi movie (not by much) after 12-17 years.

 

I do not deny that 880m or 1.13b are considerable grosses, but having the support of the biggest brand ever, and with that enormous trailer for the character which was Civil War, I find those numbers disappointing for the most famous Marvel character, even more when MCU has been able to manage 1.1b-1.2b films for way less known characters like Black Panther, Iron Man or Captain Marvel. Relative to MCU standards, Spideys results have been really average for the moment.

 

In terms of saving the franchise, and this is just my opinion, I find more interesting TASM's films than MCU's ones.

 

Sorry for the off-topic. I am conscious this is not the NWH thread.

 

 

I dunno if you think TASM2 is superior in any way to FFH or Homecoming than that's fine but it's not the critical or general consensus. 

 

I mean I used to defend TASM because I didn't like the Raimi films but they're just cringey to watch again.

 

And the Spider-man movies were steadily dropping in gross in North America until the Marvel Studios reversed the trend.

 

SM1 made 403 m

SM2 made 373 m

SM3 made 336 m

ASM made 262 m

ASM2 made 202 m

 

Not an easy task nor one that should be underestimated. 

 

But if you want to continue this conversation quote me in the No Way Home thread, please.

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2 minutes ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:

So, tickets for No Way Home finally went on sale in my homeland... And our leading theater chain's site crashed almost immediately. See for yourselves: cinemaximum.com.tr

Yea, the crashing website thing seems world wide. 

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On 11/26/2021 at 9:15 AM, katnisscinnaplex said:

US showtime sample 11/26 weekend

 

Movie Theaters Shows Change Standard PLF IMAX 3D Dolby D-Box XD RPX
Encanto 3,263 80,175   72,047 8,128 0 4,710 1,467 678 652 621
Ghostbusters 3,383 72,118 -38.63% 64,942 7,176 3,840 0 796 659 1,551 330
House of Gucci 2,933 38,900   38,191 709 0 0 434 0 48 227
Resident Evil 2,450 34,564   34,383 181 0 0 95 60 26 0
Clifford 2,776 29,949 -35.58% 29,860 89 0 0 89 0 0 0
Eternals 2,681 28,373 -39.54% 28,200 173 9 49 115 0 0 0
King Richard 2,867 26,830 -29.53% 26,776 54 0 0 54 0 0 0
Belfast 982 10,196 60.44% 10,196 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Venom 2 1,318 9,012 -60.65% 9,002 10 0 0 10 0 0 0
Love of Money 494 5,585   5,571 14 0 0 14 0 0 0
No Time to Die 1,017 5,468 -69.35% 5,462 6 0 0 6 0 0 0
Dune 847 4,671 -72.67% 4,668 3 3 0 0 0 0 0
French Dispatch 370 2579 -53.48% 2579 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ANTIM Final Truth 292 2537   2537 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Julia 259 2508   2508   0 0 0 0 0 0
Ron's Gone Wrong 271 1,564 -83.31% 1,564 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Spencer 237 1,329 -78.96% 1,329 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
C'mon C'mon 92 1182   1182 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Antlers 113 600 -85.68% 600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

 

Bigger drops across the board in the face of three wide releases.  

 

Future releases

 

Saturday 11/27

Sing (Early Access) - 1,140 (1,118 TC)

 

T-1 week

Christmas with the Chosen: the Messengers - 12,437 (1,351 TC)

Sword Art Online: Progressive - Aria of a Starless Night - 3,123 (771 TC) (553 IMAX)

Dune (IMAX) - 477 (50 TC)

 

T-2 weeks previews

National Champions - 827 (569 TC)

West Side Story - 1,507 (613 TC) (420 PLF)

 

T-3 weeks previews

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 5,529 (793 TC) (1,793 PLF)

The King's Man - 3,766 (1,547 TC)

US showtime sample 12/3 weekend

 

Movie Theaters Shows Change Standard PLF IMAX 3D Dolby D-Box XD RPX
Encanto 3,243 67,908 -15.30% 62,146 5,762 0 1,937 1,344 661 1,211 609
Ghostbusters 3,255 59,027 -18.15% 55,941 3,086 151 0 825 689 1,038 383
House of Gucci 2,963 34,662 -10.89% 34,026 636 0 0 393 0 32 211
Resident Evil 2,461 29,007 -16.08% 28,832 175 0 0 88 75 0 12
Clifford 2,701 25,411 -15.15% 25,335 76 0 0 76 0 0 0
Xmas w/ Chosen 1,556 18,800   18,775 25 0 0 25 0 0 0
Eternals 2,707 18,018 -36.50% 17,904 114 5 27 74 0 0 8
King Richard 2,307 16,345 -39.08% 16,312 33 0 0 33 0 0 0
Belfast 1,057 8,610 -15.56% 8,610 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Venom 2 1,069 7,689 -14.68% 7,687 2 0 0 2 0 0 0
Dune 920 7,310 56.50% 4,742 2,568 2,568 0 0 0 0 0
C'mon C'mon 532 6,058 412.52% 6,058 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
No Time to Die 906 5,530 1.13% 5,518 12 0 3 9 0 0 0
Sword Art Online 813 3,693   3,009 684 684 0 0 0 0 0
Wolf 294 3,656   3,656 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
The French Dispatch 317 2,304 -10.66% 2,304 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Akhanda 279 1,953   1,953 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Spencer 255 1,654   1,654   0 0 0 0 0 0
Love of Money 219 1,307 -76.60% 1,293 14 0 0 14 0 0 0
Ron's Gone Wrong 164 912 -41.69% 903 9 0 0 9 0 0 0
The Met Opera 743 749   749 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

 

Nothing too surprising this week.  Dune IMAX re-release could be interesting; same for the C'mon C'mon expansion.  

 

Future releases

 

T-1 week

National Champions - 10,875 (911 TC)

West Side Story - 27,605 (1,950 TC) (6,201 PLF)
Don't Look Up - 2,828 (263 TC)

Matrix Re-release - 2,992 (550 TC) (135 PLF)

T-2 weeks previews

Spider-Man - 26,573 (2,835 TC) (4,775 PLF)

Nightmare Alley - 980 (567 TC)

 

Early Access

12/15 American Underdog - 297 (297 TC)

12/17-12/18 American Underdog - 1,880 (925 TC)

 

T-3 weeks previews

King's Man - 4,252 (1,733 TC)

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