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What a WONDERful Weekend | WW down only 16% on Sunday. 103M weekend. pg 226

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4th Update, 11:40PM:  After weathering lackluster critical scores and OK fan responses with last year’s Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad, all is well and correct in the Warner Bros./DC universe as Wonder Woman is both a hit with critics (94% Certified Fresh Rotten Tomatoes) and audiences alike earning an A CinemaScore on top of her current $98Mopening.

 

Counterprogramming is also solid this weekend with DreamWorks Animation/20thCentury Fox’s handholder pic Captain Underpantsdrawing $25.1M, a great start considering that’s off a mid-$30M production cost before P&A

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Just now, grim22 said:

4th Update, 11:40PM:  After weathering lackluster critical scores and OK fan responses with last year’s Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad, all is well and correct in the Warner Bros./DC universe as Wonder Woman is both a hit with critics (94% Certified Fresh Rotten Tomatoes) and audiences alike earning an A CinemaScore on top of her current $98Mopening.

 

Counterprogramming is also solid this weekend with DreamWorks Animation/20thCentury Fox’s handholder pic Captain Underpantsdrawing $25.1M, a great start considering that’s off a mid-$30M production cost before P&A

 

 

where is the Friday number? 

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Obligatory Rotten Tomatoes post by Deadline

 



Four weeks ago, Wonder Woman arrived on tracking at $65M and just grew from there to $75M three weeks out, to $90M a few days before its opening. Not only is that evidence of WB’s marketing machine working effectively, but it’s also an example of what happens when Rotten Tomatoes works in a tentpole’s favor, especially as there’s a groundswell of great reviews days before a film opens.

 
 

 

Compare this to last weekend, when two movies, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and Baywatch, which originally arrived on tracking a month out with great prospects, saw their B.O. projections dashed days before opening no thanks to the aggregator site’s sour scores. Even though both titles earned decent respective CinemaScores of A- and B+, moviegoers relied instead on Rotten Tomatoes in determining whether to watch those movies or not.

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TheMovieman Box Office Gold

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1 minute ago, Hatebox said:

I somewhat bought into forum hype and thought 100m OW was a given, but solid numbers nonetheless. I guess 300m is a reasonable goal now?

 

Given next week's Mummy movie probably isn't stiff (so to speak) competition, plus the (rare?) alignment of critics and audiences, should see a better than usual drop next weekend.

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4 minutes ago, Hatebox said:

I somewhat bought into forum hype and thought 100m OW was a given, but solid numbers nonetheless. I guess 300m is a reasonable goal now?

Depends on what you mean by "reasonable". It's possible for sure, but X3 multi for comic book movies don't come easy at all.

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1.). Wonder Woman  (WB), 4,165 theaters / $38.8M Fri. (includes $11M previews)/3-day cume: $98M/Total:$98M Wk 1

2.). Captain Underpants  (DWA/20TH), 3,434 theaters / $7.6M Fri. (includes $650K previews) /3-day cume: $25.1M/Total:$25.1M Wk 1
3.). Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales  (DIS), 4,276 theaters / $6.1M Fri. (-74%)/3-day cume: $22.3M (-65%)/Total:$115.3M/ Wk 2

4.). The Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 (DIS), 3,507 theaters (-364) / $2.4M Fri.(-54%) /3-day cume: $9.5M (-55%) /  Total: $355.2M / Wk 5
5.). Baywatch (FOX), 3,647 theaters / $2.4M Fri.(-58%)/ 3-day cume: $7.9M (-57%)/Total:$41.1M/ Wk 2

6.). Alien: Covenant (FOX), 2,660 theaters (-1,112) / $1.1M Fri. (-61%)  /$3-day cume: $4M (-63%)/Total: $67.2M Wk 3

7.). Everything, Everything (WB/MGM), 2,375 theaters (-426) / $1M Fri. (-50%)/ /3-day cume: $3M (-49%) /Total:$28M/  Wk 3

8.). Snatched (FOX), 1,625 theaters (-1,033) / $381K Fri. (-65%)  /3-day cume: $1.3M (-68%) / Total:$43.8 M / Wk 4

9.). Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (FOX), 2,088 theaters (-1,086) / $370K Fri. (-71%) / 3-day cume: $1.27M (-72%)/ Total: $17.9M/Wk 3

10.). King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword (WB/VR), 1,222 theaters (-1,281)/ $284K  Fri. (-68%) /3-day cume: $983K (-70%) /Total:$37M / Wk 4

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5 minutes ago, BoilingHotCoffee said:

1.). Wonder Woman  (WB), 4,165 theaters / $38.8M Fri. (includes $11M previews)/3-day cume: $98M/Total: Wk 2

2.). Captain Underpants  (DWA/20TH), 3,434 theaters / $7.6M Fri. (includes $650K previews) /3-day cume: $25.1M/Total: Wk 1
3.). Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales  (DIS), 4,276 theaters / $6.1M Fri. (-74%)/3-day cume: $22.3M (-65%)/Total:$115.3M/ Wk 2

4.). The Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 (DIS), 3,507 theaters (-364) / $2.4M Fri.(-54%) /3-day cume: $9.5M (-55%) /  Total: $355.2M / Wk 5
5.). Baywatch (FOX), 3,647 theaters / $2.4M Fri.(-58%)/ 3-day cume: $7.9M (-57%)/Total:$41.1M/ Wk 2

Is this final ? I want gotg and WW both increase on friday.

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