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6 minutes ago, feasby007 said:

I suspect all except Mother's Day (which had MD in its 2nd weekend) and maybe some pre-Thanksgiving release

 

EDIT: you were right, all were Christmas period except:

  • Mother's Day
  • The Blind Side (Thanksgiving)
  • Jingle All The Way (Thanksgiving)
  • My Dog Skip (??? - March 2000)
  • Leap! (??? - August 2017)
  • Shrek (Wow! I think it had Memorial Day 2nd weekend though)

 

That's it for >2000 theaters

Leap had Labor Day weekend to help it increase on weekend two, while Shrek had Memorial Day. My Dog Skip is the only true anomaly.

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Captain Marvel Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report: T-31 Days and counting

 

 

Sellouts

Showings

Seats left

Total Seats

Perct Sold

TOTALS

2

81

7688

10616

27.58%

 

Total Seats Sold Today:              68

 

.4689x as many tickets sold as Infinity War 31 days before release. [Captain Marvel has 58 days of pre-sales compared to Infinity War's 41 days]

 

Day 31 Comp:

 

IW:        49 tickets sold [1 sellout/114 showings |   4766/11011 seats left  | 56.72% sold] 

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Fandango App Monday Tues Wed Thursday
         
A Wrinkle In Time   4,864   15,601
A Quiet Place 2,177 4,003 10,665  
Blockers 504 1,106 2,931  
Rampage 705 1,508 4,109  
Truth Or Dare 385 760 2,133  
Super Troopers 2,825 3,447 6,881  
I Feel Pretty 871 1,610 4,423  
Avengers: Infinity War 49,836 54,892 68,826 206,000
Overboard 84 409 1,044  
Breaking In 727 1,204 2,899  
Life Of The Party 587 1,310 3,010  
Deadpool 2 23,134 28,896 41,212  
Show Dogs 6 128 369  
Book Club 836 1,599 3,283  
SW: Solo 13,688 15,855 28,533  
Action Point 17 48 197  
Upgrade 9 119 522  
Adrift 63 308 1,268  
Oceans 8 3,009 4,372 11,114  
Hereditary 659 1,178 3,181  
Hotel Artemis 26 166 520  
Incredibles 2 20,872 23,430 39,337  
Tag 314 660 1,448  
Jurassic World 2 9,310 12,761 23,266  
Sicario 2 788 1,282 3,403  
Uncle Drew 274 473 1,201  
Antman & The Wasp 6,613 5,990 11,108  
Purge (Wed) 2,885 8,308    
Hotel Transylvania 3 1,753 2,674 6,605 14,754
Skyscraper 586 1,019 2,868 7,134
Mamma Mia 2 4,427 5,099 12,117 17,226
Equalizer 1,418 2,297 6,073 11,875
Unfriended   71 240 975
MI6   *3328 13,575 27,261
Teen Titans   *462 2,125 4,526
Christopher Robin 1,560 2,442 5,355 11,509
The Spy Who Dumped Me 234 542 1,561 4,222
The Darkest Minds 130 244 579 1,777
Eighth Grade (1K expansion) 494 508 720 936
Death of A Nation 148 194 375 1,239
The Meg 1,539 2,944 6,723 16,202
Slender Man 177 418 1,091 3,737
BlackkKlansman 432 682 1,934 5,017
Dog Days (Wed) 115 631 1,536 1,212
Crazy Rich Asians (Wed) 3,651 5,742 20,173 20,102
Alpha 181 283 943 2,069
Mile 22 282 519 1,833 5,200
Happytime Murders 382 *488 1,954 5,602
A.X.L. 32 *60 310 911
Kin 21 141 263 741
Operation Finale (Wed) 415 2,083 4,879 3,915
Searching (1K expansion) 303 588 1,194 2,862
The Nun 2,082 5,938 13,806 28,881
Peppermint 286 863 2,508 4,441
God Bless The Broken Road 6 33 152 282
Predator 1,295 2,476 4,545 13,063
A Simple Favor 564 2,126 4,410 10,381
White Boy Rick 136 567 1,458 4,587
Unbroken 2 88 180 360 659
House With Clocks 897 1,469 3,607 8,074
Fahrenheit 11/9 164 281 713 1,715
Life Itself 79 162 394 953
Assassination Nation   36 94 382
Night School 1,045 1,756 3,566  
Smallfoot 734 1,261 2,448  
Hellfest 195 304 661  
Little Women   65 134  
Venom 13,602 13,818 20,867 31,569
A Star Is Born 9,115 11,383 22,641 21,501
First Man 654 909 3,610 7,586
Goosebumps 2 300 631 1,733 3,615
Bad Times at the El Royale 264 481 1,257 3,350
Halloween 9,563 12,890 21,600 36,126
The Hate U Give (2K expansion) 1,026 1,542 1,559 2,055
Hunter Killer 91 368 1,062 2,726
Indivisible 33 89 204 440
Bohemian Rhapsody 7,255 9,026 12,546 26,476
Nutcracker 1,659 1,949 2,567 5,518
Nobody's Fool 436 900 1,719 4,437
The Grinch 3,580 4,860 10,092 17,046
Spider's Web 286 718 1,735 3,554
Overlord 299 604 1,599 4,522
Fantastic Beasts 8,956 14,238 21,861 31,880
Widows 310 868 2,219 4,179
Instant Family 230 565 1,325 2,584
Ralph 2 (Wed) 7,005 12,131 19,183 15,559
Creed II (Wed) 6,712 12,083 15,354 15,870
Robin Hood (Wed) 1,602 1,846 2,621 2,632
Green Book (Wed) (1K expansion) 387 922 1,701 2,268
Possession of Hannah Grace 105 285 893 3,053
Mortal Engines 465 785 1,504 3,475
The Mule 791 1,779 3,882 6,235
Spider-Verse 3,715 5,208 9,858 19,972
Once Upon A Deadpool (Wed) 1,732 3,402 3,621 2,310
Mary Poppins (Wed) 7,713 9,137 16,304  
Aquaman 8,502 9,671 15,063  
Bumblebee 1,553 1,817 3,157  
Second Act 353 611 1,204  
Marwen 299 403 658  
Escape Room 111 368 1,543 7,297
Dogs Way Home 259 623 1,516 3,257
On the Basis (2K expansion) 537 1,043 2,200 3,511
Replicas 21 133 336 1,002
Upside 394 1,431 3,669 8,602
Glass 3,106 3,978 6,478 17,810
Kid Who Would Be King 107 318 980 1,892
Serenity 6 128 1,074 2,708
Miss Bala 350 420 1,041 4,220
Lego Movie 2 2,552      
What Men Want 1,383      
Cold Pursuit 181      
The Prodigy 161      
*4pm-12am        

 

 

Lego Movie 2 2,552
What Men Want 1,383
Cold Pursuit 181
The Prodigy 161

 

I'll only focus on Lego and Men comps here. Four movies is overkill, and neither Pursuit or Prodigy have sold much to make me all that invested. Maybe I'll look at them later?

 

Lego:

145% of Hotel Transylvania 3 (64.1M)

163% of Christopher Robin (40.2M)

71% of Grinch (48.2M)

164% of Bumblebee (35.6M)

 

HT3 is arguably the best comp here, so Lego outpacing that is a great result. It's also not that far behind from Grinch. Despite none of the comps landing there, I feel like an opening in the 50s is still in play here.

 

Men:

159% of I Feel Pretty (25.4M)

236% of Life of the Party (42.1M)

46% of Ocean's 8 (19.1M)

245% of Simple Favor (39.3M)

132% of Night School (36.1M)

317% of Nobody's Fool (43.6M)

392% of Second Act (25.4M)

 

This outpacing Night School is a great result, although the comps here are a bit more in flux, and this does feel more of a "could go either way" scenario. I feel like an opening in the 30s or higher would be fantastic for this. Praying for Queen Taraji! 🙏

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Oh yeah, and I guess I'll add in some more upcoming releases

 

Alita Early 66

Alita 689

Dragon 3 446

Captain Marvel 2,079

Us 68
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16 hours ago, Deep Wang said:

Since presales double the week of, lets just assume this is going to do at least 500k - that means that of the films I have data for, this would put it right between Emoji Movie and Orient Express.  Those opened to 24m and 28m respectively.  Next up would be Jumanji's 569k/36m opening weekend.

The increase of presales next to the release date are not exponential? Can you show an example of increase? I'm curious because the presales in Fandango increase a lot in the release week, Alita's presales began (officially) less than a week and they are pretty consistent at least at Fandango.

 

16 hours ago, Deep Wang said:

HOWEVER - the funny thing is that those aren't great comps in terms of films, just that they had similar presale/OW numbers.  The best comp to Alita on my list is Valerian which was right above Jumanji with 630k in presales but only scored a 17m OW.  😬

Valerian is based on the comics in which Star Wars was inspired / did copy / whatever. Probably the few fans who knew of that were excited.

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That's solid for Alita & Dragon3, isn't it?

 

I have a feeling we are in for a really strong weekend, with Lego, What Men Want and Cold Pursuit overperforming. The sum of all four openers will be over 120M

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3 hours ago, stripe said:

That's solid for Alita & Dragon3, isn't it?

 

I have a feeling we are in for a really strong weekend, with Lego, What Men Want and Cold Pursuit overperforming. The sum of all four openers will be over 120M

This would require Lego and What Men Want alone to make over $100M combined. That's not happening.

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5 hours ago, Litio said:

The increase of presales next to the release date are not exponential? Can you show an example of increase? I'm curious because the presales in Fandango increase a lot in the release week, Alita's presales began (officially) less than a week and they are pretty consistent at least at Fandango.

 

When I was still working, I was getting numbers pretty consistently on Mondays and Thursday because I ALWAYS worked those days.  

 

I think @grim22 noticed it first, but the number on Thursday afternoon was about double what it was on Monday night.   I am under the impression that this is when 100% of times for the movies are released and everyone begins buying their tickets.  Obviously it wasn't perfect every time, but it happened consistently enough that I will stand by it.  Also, SW was obviously an exception to the rule, because it was already at an insane number that you can't expect to double something like 20m, lol.

 

Now, if the tickets are on sale for an extended period of time like more than month, it would start out with a bang, then cool off.  Then yes, as it got closer the sales would increase, sometimes dramatically. 

 

Alita only being on sale for like two weeks before release means that is should maintain a more even sales rate, but I would still expect it to double from what we have now.  Since it's releasing on a Wed night, it won't follow the same path as most other movies do.  

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1 hour ago, filmlover said:

This would require Lego and What Men Want alone to make over $100M combined. That's not happening.

 

Well, maybe overreacted saying it will, but...

 

Lego - 58M

What Men Want - 31M

Cold Pursuit - 19M

Prodigy - 12M

 

120M 

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My theater's starving for new blood. This weekend, King, Serenity, Aquaman, Poppins and Spider-Verse are going away, and all four openers are coming in. Lego and Men are even getting two screens. The only remaining holdovers left are Miss Bala, Glass, and Upside, and they'll probably be gone by next Thursday. Those TC drops are gonna be glorious

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2 hours ago, CoolEric258 said:

My theater's starving for new blood. This weekend, King, Serenity, Aquaman, Poppins and Spider-Verse are going away, and all four openers are coming in. Lego and Men are even getting two screens. The only remaining holdovers left are Miss Bala, Glass, and Upside, and they'll probably be gone by next Thursday. Those TC drops are gonna be glorious

@CJohn right now:

 

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5 hours ago, Deep Wang said:

 

When I was still working, I was getting numbers pretty consistently on Mondays and Thursday because I ALWAYS worked those days.  

 

I think @grim22 noticed it first, but the number on Thursday afternoon was about double what it was on Monday night.   I am under the impression that this is when 100% of times for the movies are released and everyone begins buying their tickets.  Obviously it wasn't perfect every time, but it happened consistently enough that I will stand by it.  Also, SW was obviously an exception to the rule, because it was already at an insane number that you can't expect to double something like 20m, lol.

 

Now, if the tickets are on sale for an extended period of time like more than month, it would start out with a bang, then cool off.  Then yes, as it got closer the sales would increase, sometimes dramatically. 

 

Alita only being on sale for like two weeks before release means that is should maintain a more even sales rate, but I would still expect it to double from what we have now.  Since it's releasing on a Wed night, it won't follow the same path as most other movies do.  

Okay, thank you, but what I did not understand is why you think Alita will double the presales made last week. Did you make any comparison with the history of the presales of another similar film or it is a guess?

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1 hour ago, Litio said:

Okay, thank you, but what I did not understand is why you think Alita will double the presales made last week. Did you make any comparison with the history of the presales of another similar film or it is a guess?

 

Did I not explain how most movies double in the span of a few days the week of release?   It’s not an exact science, but it happened enough to be a noticeable trend. 

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38 minutes ago, Deep Wang said:

 

Did I not explain how most movies double in the span of a few days the week of release?   It’s not an exact science, but it happened enough to be a noticeable trend. 

Don't you have a example? Like "Jumanji had 300k in presales two weeks before the debut and finished with 550k" or something like that? 250k seems like a weak increment for Alita. I see the presales of most films at fandango growing absurdly in the week of release.

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Fandango Sales Past 24 Hours
Since: 2019-02-04 19:00:00 (US/Central - Chicago)

RANK	PERCENT	TICKETS	MOVIE
1	10.191%	4716	Glass (2019)
2	09.119%	4220	The Upside
3	07.779%	3600	The Lego Movie 2 The Second Part
4	06.798%	3146	Miss Bala (2019)
5	04.927%	2280	Green Book
...
7	04.404%	2038	What Men Want
22	01.119%	518	The Wandering Earth
23	01.098%	508	Cold Pursuit
35	00.568%	263	The Prodigy (2019)
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31 minutes ago, MrGlass2 said:

3 07.779% 3600 The Lego Movie 2 The Second Part

IT’S SUCH AS SWEET SENSATION 

 

Also:

https://deadline.com/2019/02/chris-pratt-the-lego-movie-2-box-office-opening-liam-neeson-cold-pursuit-taraji-p-henson-1202550333/

 

LEGO2: $50M-$55M

WMW: $18M-$20M

Cold Pursuit: $7M-$10M

Prodigy: along the lines of $8.8M-$11.8M (The Witch and The Gift)

 

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6 hours ago, CoolEric258 said:

My theater's starving for new blood. This weekend, King, Serenity, Aquaman, Poppins and Spider-Verse are going away, and all four openers are coming in. Lego and Men are even getting two screens. The only remaining holdovers left are Miss Bala, Glass, and Upside, and they'll probably be gone by next Thursday. Those TC drops are gonna be glorious

My "cheap-o" theater is clearing house, dropping all 4 of its current movies and getting Kid Who Would be King (it lasted 2 weeks in 1st run theaters - damn), A Dog's Way Home (which lasted 4 weeks), The Mule, and Bumblebee...

 

It has still not gotten Aquaman, Spidey, or Mary Poppins...so Jan movies are already bleeding to cheaps before the holiday movies...

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