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8 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Winchester feels like a movie aimed at no one tbh. Too old-fashioned for the Insidious audience and the same time too scary for the Helen Mirren crowd. I won't be surprised if it misses double digits for the weekend.

I'm leaning towards that too. Jumanji should win this weekend with ease.

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A quick overlook at the Greater Sacramento Area just before the social media embargo lifts (yes, this is a repost from the Black Panther thread :lol:):

 

GREATER SACRAMENTO SELLOUT UPDATE: T-17 Days and counting  (Last updated at T-22 days and counting)

1/66 (+0/+4)

 

2D:  0/42 (+0/+4)

3D:  1/24 (nc/nc)     

 

<<Reserved Theater Info: 44 showings (+4)>>

 

Almost Sold Out (95%+ sold out)

0         

 

Nearly Sold Out (90% to 94% sold out)

2 (+2)

 

Front Two Rows Only (or equivalent)

7 (nc)

 

Heavily Sold (75% to 89% sold out)

1 (+1)

 

Weekend Showings

Fr: 0/119   

St: 0/119   

Su: 0/117  

Mon: 0/106

 

 

Reserved Seating Breakdown (44/66 showings):

100%:    1 (nc)

90-99%: 2 (+2)

80-89%: 3 (-2)

70-79%: 2 (+1)

60-69%: 4 (+1)

50-59%: 2 (+1)

40-49%: 2 (-1)

30-39%: 3 (+1)

20-29%: 4 (nc)

10-19%: 7 (nc)

0-9%:   14 (+1)

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6 hours ago, WrathOfHan said:

Nice. Would you say it's more appealing to a GA than other indie darlings like The Witch, ICAN, It Follows, and The Babadook?

It's hard to say because so much of what makes a horror movie work is not on the page. 

 

What hurts it is that unlike, say, The Conjuring (which has a loving and relatable couple at its core) it doesn't have likable characters. It's a very mean-spirited movie. 

What works in its favor is that despite the slow burn of the first half, things definitely come at night. They come hard and fast and furious and mean and scary. 

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On 1/24/2018 at 11:19 PM, CoolEric258 said:
Maze Runner 180 1582 11.38%
Fifty Shades 477 1921 24.83%
Black Panther 1559 2176 71.65%

 

Maze Runner is about 107% of Pitch Perfect 3's 3-day ($21.5M)

 

Panther's now at a point where almost all of the 3-day shows are either sold-out or are at least half-full, with Monday being the only real slacker, and that's kind of a stretch to call it that, frankly.

 

Shades also saw a huge surge over the past week, with a sold-out Thursday 7 PM show, and some big increases on all the other days.

Winchester 13 1408 0.92%
Fifty Shades 572 1921 29.78%
Black Panther 2046 3808 53.73%

 

Black Panther just recently doubled its showtimes, and it's still trucking along. Shades is still doing well. Winchester just started selling tickets today, so it's too hard to say anything yet, although it should be noted Thurday and Friday are the only days with sold tickets.

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On 1/23/2018 at 7:05 PM, TwoMisfits said:

So, 1st local is up...and it's not hello Oscar hopefuls...nope, this theater decided to roll the dice with some more new foreign films to help tide it over in the possible box office lull...here's the set...

 

NEW

Maze Runner (1) (above average theater size)

Baagamathie (1)

Padmavaat (1)

 

Returning

12 Strong (1)

Den of Thieves (1)

I Tonya (1)

Paddington (.75)

The Commuter (1)

The Post (1)

Jumanji (1)

The Greatest Showman (1)

TLJ (1 - it lives again - this theater must be in the "right zone" for this film:)

Insidious (1 showing - gets Paddington's late show)

 

Gone

All old foreign films, Proud Mary, Coco (finally gone for good)

 

1st local is up...and Coco was gone, and now it's back - it's the movie that won't die:)...this theater continued its "fill up extra screens with foreign films" strategy (still no Oscar nominees re-releasing or expanding here:)...

 

NEW

Winchester (1 - smallest screen type)

Chalo (.5) - splits with

Touch Chesi Chudu (.5) (smallest screen type)

 

Returning

Maze Runner (1) (now has biggest screen type)

Baagamathie (1) 

Padmavaat (1)

12 Strong (1)

Den of Thieves (1)

Paddington (1) (moved back up to full screen)

The Post (1)

Jumanji (1)

The Greatest Showman (1)

Coco (.4 - 1st 2 shows) / The Last Jedi (.6 - last 3 shows) - I expect these 2 to be the 1st drops next week

 

Gone

Insidious, I Tonya, The Commuter

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On 1/23/2018 at 1:55 PM, WrathOfHan said:

Darkest Hour, Insidious: The Last Key, and Proud Mary are gone.

 

Hostiles: 4 (Average)

Maze Runner: The Death Cure: 4 (Average)

The Shape of Water: 2 (Biggest)

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri: 2 (Return; Biggest)

 

12 Strong: 4 (Flat; 2nd Biggest)

The Commuter: 4 (Flat; Average)

Den of Thieves: 4 (Flat; Average)

Forever My Girl: 4 (Flat; 4th Smallest)

The Greatest Showman: 4 (Flat; 2nd Smallest)

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle: 4 (Flat; 2 2D/2 3D; Average)

Paddington 2: 4 (Flat; 3rd Smallest)

The Post: 4 (Flat; Average)

Star Wars: The Last Jedi: 3 (Flat; 2 2D/1 3D; Smallest)

 

During the weekend, Maze Runner is in the biggest while SOW/3B are in an average auditorium.

 

Auditorium sizes for reference (all seats are recliners if you're wondering why they're small):  

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Biggest: 124 seats

2nd Biggest: 113 seats

Average: 78 seats (6 auditoriums are this size)

4th Smallest: 69 seats

3rd Smallest: 67 seats

2nd Smallest: 63 seats

Smallest: 60 seats

 

 

The Commuter, Paddington 2, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi are gone.

 

I, Tonya: 4 (Average)

Phantom Thread: 4 (Average)

Winchester: 4 (Biggest and Average)

Coco: 2 (Return; Smallest)

 

12 Strong: 4 (Flat; Average)

Den of Thieves: 4 (Flat; 3rd and 2nd Smallest)

The Greatest Showman: 4 (Flat; 3rd and 2nd Smallest)

Hostiles: 4 (Flat; Biggest and Average)

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle: 4 (Flat; 3 2D/1 3D; Average)

Maze Runner: The Death Cure: 4 (Flat; Average)

The Post: 4 (Flat; 2nd Biggest)

Forever My Girl: 2 (Down 2; Smallest)

The Shape of Water: 2 (Flat; 4th Smallest)

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri: 2 (Flat; 4th Smallest)

 

 

Auditorium sizes for reference (all seats are recliners if you're wondering why they're small):  

Spoiler


Biggest: 124 seats

2nd Biggest: 113 seats

Average: 78 seats (6 auditoriums are this size)

4th Smallest: 69 seats

3rd Smallest: 67 seats

2nd Smallest: 63 seats

Smallest: 60 seats

 

 

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Man, our theaters are just rotating through Oscar stuff.

This week, we're getting, after the removal of Proud Mary;

  • I, Tonya
  • Molly's Game again
  • Coco again
  • Shape of Water at the Regal instead of the AMC
  • Bilal (Which I have heard of and am quite pleasantly surprised at it's inclusion, it's probably not on any tracking lists?)

This makes me think we actually might get Female Brain next week, but that's a theatrical/VOD combo so it's 50/50.

And it looks like a disaster but I'm gonna watch it.

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What the hell.  Might was well do it daily now.

 

GREATER SACRAMENTO SELLOUT UPDATE: T-16 Days and counting

1/66 (nc)

 

2D:  0/42 (nc)

3D:  1/24 (nc)        

 

<<Reserved Theater Info: 44 showings>>

 

Almost Sold Out (95%+ sold out)

1 (+1)         

 

Nearly Sold Out (90% to 94% sold out)

1 (-1)

 

Front Two Rows Only (or equivilent)

7 (nc)

 

Heavily Sold (75% to 89% sold out)

1 (nc)

 

Weekend Showings

Fr: 0/119   

St: 0/119   

Su: 0/117  

Mo: 0/106

 

 

Reserved Seating Breakdown (44/66 showings):

100%:    1 (nc)

90-99%: 2 (nc)

80-89%: 3 (nc)

70-79%: 3 (+1)

60-69%: 6 (+2)

50-59%: 1 (-1)

40-49%: 1 (-1)

30-39%: 4 (+1)

20-29%: 4 (nc)

10-19%: 7 (nc)

0-9%:   12 (-2)

 

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An interesting observation I had while tallying them up.  Three of the screenings (one each at three separate theaters) jumped by 40 to 50 seats sold after the social media embargo broke last night, while the rest either sold a handful or none at all.  Not really sure that says much of anything, but it was something that jumped out at me.

 

I'll be interested to see how much the screen count increases in the coming days, both for preview night and for the 4day weekend. I know it's gonna leap up on the week of release, but I'm a bit more interested to see the expansion before then.  Might be a sign on how much the theaters outfits themselves are expecting a huge breakout weekend.

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