Weekend Actuals (Page 130): Cars 53.7M | Wonder Woman 41.3M | All Eyez 26.4M | Mummy 14.5M | 47 Meters 11.2M | POTC 9M | Rough Night 8M

[baumer]

3 hours ago, kayumanggi said:

 

I see it decreasing from the first plus the fact that maybe 20% or more of its gross won't count for 2017. What are you predicting for it?

 

Is that how it works?  They don't take the gross for the film after December and count it?

 

And of course it's going to drop, but even if it drops 20% it hits about 750.  That's more than enough, imo, to give Disney the win.

[AHepBurn]

Obligatory

[TwoMisfits]

6 minutes ago, baumer said:

 

Never said it wouldn't happen....at all.  I said it would be incredibly select company if it did.  And I 100% believe it will.

 

I can't like this b/c I ran out:)...dang, 2 weekends in a row.  People write such good posts!  I like this one in spirit!:)

[WrathOfHan]

How my theater looks today:

 

Cars:

 

10:30: 107/124

11:45 3D: 40/78

1:15: 75/124

1:45: 19/63

2:30 3D: 12/78

4:00: 25/124

5:15 3D: 5/78

6:45: 36/124

8:00 3D: 0/78

9:30: 0/78

10:45 3D: 0/78

 

WW:

 

11:00: 49/113

12:45 3D: 5/69

2:15: 38/113

5:30: 23/113

7:00: 19/69

8:45: 10/113

10:15 3D: 0/69

 

47 Meters: 

 

10:30: 16/78

1:30: 15/78

4:05: 0/78

7:15: 8/78

9:40: 2/78

 

All Eyez:

 

10:15: 10/78

12:50: 2/78

4:00: 0/78

6:30: 6/78

9:30: 2/124

 

Rough Night:

 

10:10: 4/78

12:40 3/78

3:10: 2/78

5:40: 4/78

8:10: 2/78

10:40: 0/78

[baumer]

So, is Kate McKinnon now in the box office poison territory?  

 

Ghostbusters:  CHECK

MASTERMINDS:  (I realize this didn't reallyget much of a release, but...) CHECK

Rough Night:  CHECK

Office Christmas Party:  CHECK

 

Might have to make her an honourary member.

[WrathOfHan]

People need to temper their expectations on Blade Runner's box office. The test screenings have been getting positive reception...... from a more sophisticated crowd. The film isn't GA friendly whatsoever, especially when the current cut has a runtime of 2:40. It's not like the original Blade Runner has latched onto a huge audience and become a household staple either. This appeals strictly for fans.

Edited June 17, 2017 by WrathOfHan

[baumer]

3 hours ago, TwoMisfits said:

 

I can't like this b/c I ran out:)...dang, 2 weekends in a row.  People write such good posts!  I like this one in spirit!:)

 

I'd love to see it hit 400.  As you have mentioned many times, this is really getting families out to it and on that logic, it should have a really soft drop on Sunday.

[YM!]

1 minute ago, baumer said:

So, is Kate McKinnon now in the box office poison territory?  

 

Ghostbusters:  CHECK

MASTERMINDS:  (I realize this didn't reallyget much of a release, but...) CHECK

Rough Night:  CHECK

Office Christmas Party:  CHECK

 

Might have to make her an honourary member.

Ferdinand is fucked then.

[John Marston]

won't be surprised if DM3 makes closer to DM1 and Apes and Dunkirk also underperform 

[Jayhawk the Hutt]

9 minutes ago, YourMother said:

The Jungle Book first five weekends:

 

Notice any similarities? To the first three weekends?

1	$103,261,464	-	4,028	-	$25,636	$103,261,464	1
Apr 22–24	1	$61,538,821	-40.4%	4,028	-	$15,278	$192,213,247	2
Apr 29–May 1	1	$43,714,706	-29.0%	4,041	+13	$10,818	$253,371,506	3
May 6–8	2	$24,488,436	-44.0%	4,144	+103	$5,909	$287,600,701	4
May 13–15	2	$17,115,708	-30.1%

WW is having much bigger weekdays though.

[aabattery]

Just now, YourMother said:

Ferdinand is fucked then.

 

I'm shocked!

[Premium George]

I see disney doing $1 billion to $1.15 billion more this year.

Universal and fox both at $500-700 million.

WB at $900-1100 million.

Grosses after december are not added. I don't see WB to win. For that, thor and coco should not break out and  WB films should  do good at box office with one or two breakouts.

[The Futurist]

Jared Leto in Blade Runner 2049 is huge red flag to me.

 

 

[kayumanggi]

16 minutes ago, baumer said:

 

Is that how it works?  They don't take the gross for the film after December and count it?

 

And of course it's going to drop, but even if it drops 20% it hits about 750.  That's more than enough, imo, to give Disney the win.

 

Yup. If TLJ makes 750 M and 20% of it is made after December, BOM will only count 600 M for the year. That is if it makes 750 M. I am predicting 700 M for now and 80% of that is 560 M. It will be close, imo.

[filmlover]

8 minutes ago, baumer said:

So, is Kate McKinnon now in the box office poison territory?  

 

Ghostbusters:  CHECK

MASTERMINDS:  (I realize this didn't reallyget much of a release, but...) CHECK

Rough Night:  CHECK

Office Christmas Party:  CHECK

 

Might have to make her an honourary member.

Ghostbusters did well domestically, it's the budget and the poor overseas number that did it in when it came to being profitable.

 

As for Rough Night, the low numbers make me inclined to believe that the premise was just too off-putting to most.

[The Futurist]

13 minutes ago, baumer said:

So, is Kate McKinnon now in the box office poison territory?  

 

Ghostbusters:  CHECK

MASTERMINDS:  (I realize this didn't reallyget much of a release, but...) CHECK

Rough Night:  CHECK

Office Christmas Party:  CHECK

 

Might have to make her an honourary member.

 

She has a small part in mother!

Not that I expect mother! to be a BO juggernaut but still ...

[Zakiyyah6]

How is Kate McKinnon being blamed for Rough Night when that's a Scarlett Johansson vehicle? Is Kate McKinnon responsible for Ghost in the Shell being a flop as well?

Edited June 17, 2017 by Zakiyyah6

[kayumanggi]

Disney only has 3 films left, 4 if you include CARS III. WB still has 9.

 

DISNEY

 

CARS III

THOR: RAGNAROK

COCO

STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI

 

WARNER BROTHERS

 

THE HOUSE

DUNKIRK

ANNABELLE: CREATION

IT

NINJAGO

BLADE RUNNER 2049

GEOSTORM

JUSTICE LEAGUE

BASTARDS

[Mojoguy]

The Jungle Book first five weekends:

Notice any similarities? To the first three weekends?

Why are you comparing an April movie to a June movie?

[baumer]

3 hours ago, filmlover said:

Ghostbusters did well domestically, it's the budget and the poor overseas number that did it in when it came to being profitable.

 

As for Rough Night, the low numbers make me inclined to believe that the premise was just too off-putting to most.

 

Ghostbusters didn't do well domestically.  It was fine.  But it was a franchise film with a built in audience.  And a gross of 125 on a budget of 144 is not fine.