Wednesday Numbers (June 21) -- Transformers: $15.66M; Wonder Woman: $3.85M; Cars 3: 4.34M

[baumer]

80% increase on Friday for WW, coming up.

[Ohana]

9 minutes ago, ZeeSoh said:

Daily Domestic Chart for Wednesday June 21st, 2017

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		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	new	Transformers: The Last Knight	Paramount Pictures	$15,658,535		4,069	$3,848	$15,658,535	1
2	(1)	Cars 3	Walt Disney	$4,339,154	-36%	4,256	$1,020	$70,277,151	6
-	(5)	47 Meters Down	Entertainment Studi…	$1,227,020	-25%	2,270	$541	$15,588,571	6
-	(3)	All Eyez on Me	Lionsgate	$1,203,031	-39%	2,471	$487	$31,708,408	6
-	(4)	The Mummy	Universal	$1,059,120	-43%	3,807	$278	$61,613,215	13
-	(6)	Pirates of the Caribbean: D…	Walt Disney	$871,417	-33%	2,521	$346	$153,826,271	27
-	(8)	Captain Underpants: The Fir…	20th Century Fox	$757,070	-34%	2,372	$319	$60,625,667	20
-	(9)	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2	Walt Disney	$467,418	-32%	1,540	$304	$376,704,545	48
-	(10)	It Comes at Night	A24	$180,060	-49%	2,450	$73	$12,061,307	13
-	(12)	The Book of Henry	Focus Features	$161,555	-27%	579	$279	$1,989,920	6
-	(11)	Baywatch	Paramount Pictures	$126,771	-50%	609	$208	$55,778,014	28
-	(-)	The Boss Baby	20th Century Fox	$60,316	-17%	260	$232	$172,680,975	83
-	(13)	My Cousin Rachel	Fox Searchlight	$54,124	-32%	368	$147	$2,174,599	13
-	(-)	Alien: Covenant	20th Century Fox

WB again lingering with WW's number?
So annoying

Edit: nvm, saw it now

Edited June 22, 2017 by Ohana
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[SpiritComix]

Daily Domestic Chart for Wednesday June 21st, 2017

 

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	new	Transformers: The Last Knight	Paramount Pictures	$15,658,535		4,069	$3,848	$15,658,535	1
2	(1)	Cars 3	Walt Disney	$4,339,154	-36%	4,256	$1,020	$70,277,151	6
3	(2)	Wonder Woman	Warner Bros.	$3,848,683	-29%	4,018	$958	$289,196,846	20
-	(5)	47 Meters Down	Entertainment Studi…	$1,227,020	-25%	2,270	$541	$15,588,571	6
-	(3)	All Eyez on Me	Lionsgate	$1,203,031	-39%	2,471	$487	$31,708,408	6
-	(4)	The Mummy	Universal	$1,059,120	-43%	3,807	$278	$61,613,215	13
-	(6)	Pirates of the Caribbean: D…	Walt Disney	$871,417	-33%	2,521	$346	$153,826,271	27
-	(8)	Captain Underpants: The Fir…	20th Century Fox	$757,070	-34%	2,372	$319	$60,625,667	20
-	(9)	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2	Walt Disney	$467,418	-32%	1,540	$304	$376,704,545	48
-	(10)	It Comes at Night	A24	$180,060	-49%	2,450	$73	$12,061,307	13
-	(12)	The Book of Henry	Focus Features	$161,555	-27%	579	$279	$1,989,920	6
-	(11)	Baywatch	Paramount Pictures	$126,771	-50%	609	$208	$55,778,014	28
-	(-)	The Boss Baby	20th Century Fox	$60,316	-17%	260	$232	$172,680,975	83
-	(13)	My Cousin Rachel	Fox Searchlight	$54,124	-32%	368	$147	$2,174,599	13
-	(-)	Alien: Covenant	20th Century Fox	$49,300	-28%	400	$123	$72,946,118	34
-	(14)	Everything, Everything	Warner Bros.	$45,546	-39%	403	$113	$33,382,120	34
-	(-)	Beauty and the Beast	Walt Disney	$40,606	-10%	233	$174	$503,489,244	97
-	(-)	Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The L…	20th Century Fox	$28,746	-23%	171	$168	$20,186,220	34
-	(-)	The Fate of the Furious	Universal	$26,245	-14%	175	$150	$225,023,230	69
-	(-)	Snatched	20th Century Fox	$15,758	-31%	211	$75	$45,461,319	41
-	(-)	How to Be a Latin Lover	Lionsgate	$15,020	-11%	119	$126	$32,134,017	55
-	(-)	Going in Style	Warner Bros.	$12,654	-13%	166	$76	$44,788,548	76
-	(-)	Gifted	Fox Searchlight	$11,222	-12%	100	$112	$24,456,530	76
-	(-)	King Arthur: Legend of the …	Warner Bros.	$10,539	-37%	158	$67	$38,575,283	41
-	(-)	Dean	CBS Films	$7,337	-8%	83	$88	$229,431	20
-	(-)	The Exception	A24	$5,031	+3%	14	$359	$108,204	20
-	(-)	Born in China	Walt Disney	$4,762	+290%	22	$216	$13,795,885	62
-	(-)	Lowriders	BH Tilt	$4,325	-37%	40	$108	$6,176,095	41
-	(-)	The Lovers	A24	$3,010	+26%	35	$86	$2,156,421	48
-	(-)	Warriors of the Dawn	FIP	$2,763	-64%	32	$86	$58,289	6
-	(-)	3 Idiotas	Lionsgate	$2,393	-56%	46	$52	$1,217,345	20
-	(-)	Logan	20th Century Fox	$1,587	+5%	22	$72	$226,256,917	111
-	(-)	The Recall	Freestyle Releasing	$490	-49%	31	$16	$22,233	20

[baumer]

WW with a good hold compared to most other films.

[dxmatrixdt]

I just want to say, if all these movies are getting demolished with franchise fatigue, that I think Alien: Covenant was marketed well and was very anticipated and timed well

[cookie]

That is a hilarious PTA for It Comes At Night

[baumer]

How many does ICAN lose this week? 1500?

[Premium George]

Wondy, guardians, and potc hold well. 47 looking like to have a fine run.

[Barnack]

13 minutes ago, damnitgeorge08 said:

Wondy, guardians, and potc hold well. 47 looking like to have a fine run.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_mergers_and_acquisitions

 

According to this, it was Vodaphone buying Mannesmann ??

On 4 February 2000 Mannesmann’s supervisory board eventually agreed to a takeover price of 190 billion €, which was the largest takeover price ever paid until that date and still is the highest

 

Exxonn buying Mobile, AOL / Time Warner were quite big also.

[dudalb]

18 hours ago, grey ghost said:

Anyone think the tacked on feminist angle alienated some of the male audience?

Sure as hell did not hurt WW any.

 

Oh, you  hae a f

18 hours ago, Cragoholica said:

 

Whats incredible to me is how much that quality declined, especially with the 3rd one. I saw the first one 3 times in theaters and still think its a great popcorn flick but the sequels, ughhhh.

This. I admit I had low expectations going into the first, but had a blast with it. But I thought the second one was a huge dropoff in quality,and all the films after that out and out sucked.

[dxmatrixdt]

31 minutes ago, cookie said:

That is a hilarious PTA for It Comes At Night

A theater drop was not updated in the numbers.  Most movies averaged the same as Monday after the theater drop is figured in.  Tuesday for this one dropped only because all the showtimes cancelled for Transformers.  I think a $133 Wednesday would be fair with the new theater count.  That would be about 80% down from Monday...

 

So here we go......  Wed # divided by projected theater average of $133

($180,060)/($133) = 1,354 locations

2,450 locations - 1,354 locations = A drop of around 1,100.

I did the math and if it averaged $1 more than Tuesday at $144, then the theater count would be 1,250... a drop of 1,200.  Of course it will loose even more going into the weekend and probably head below 1,000.  Consider this film lucky to still have an opportunity to make 1M more over the weekend.  Usually films like this with the negative reception they get loose 2,000 easy.

 

 

2017/06/19	10	$405,836	-47%	2,450	$166	$11,530,467	11
2017/06/20	10	$350,780	-14%	2,450	$143	$11,881,247	12
2017/06/21	11	$180,060	-49%	2,450	$73	$12,061,307	13

Edited June 22, 2017 by Matrix4You

[PhantomX1313]

Man somebody is going to get fired from Paramount and I hope it's not Bay because he's a fucking good director it's some executives don't give a fuck about the franchise

[Webslinger]

It's sad, but not unexpected, that It Comes at Night hasn't caught on. It's way too deliberate and ambiguous to catch on with the mainstream horror crowd - especially given that it's not really a horror film in the first place.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

Bay needs to find a new franchise urgently, considering how weak both P&G and 13H did at BO. I doubt Paramount will keep giving him money if he don't produce huge numbers, considering his critical reputation. He even had problems with 13H's budget, and he was coming from a $1B grosser at that time. 

[Jonwo]

6 minutes ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:

Bay needs to find a new franchise urgently, considering how weak both P&G and 13H did at BO. I doubt Paramount will keep giving him money if he don't produce huge numbers, considering his critical reputation. He even had problems with 13H's budget, and he was coming from a $1B grosser at that time. 

 

Bay needs a producer who can rein him in. Probably not Jerry Bruckheimer even though the two had a successful run with the 90s and early 00s.

[Zakiyyah6]

I think Michael Bay will find another big franchise. He should really be the one to revitalize the GI Joe franchise. GI Joe always fit him way more than Transformers ever did.

[cannastop]

1 minute ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

I think Michael Bay will find another big franchise. He should really be the one to revitalize the GI Joe franchise. GI Joe always fit him way more than Transformers ever did.

Do you think there's even a demand for a GI Joe reboot? There's already been two movies.

[grey ghost]

44 minutes ago, dudalb said:

Sure as hell did not hurt WW any.

 

 

The main difference is the Bayformer audience are coming to see Megan Fox in a miniskirt, jingoism and fart jokes instead of feminism.

[miketheavenger]

Hey guys. Just wanted to chime in to say that I've been on vacation since the 13th and couldn't post on here because of the weak internet. Now I'm back home and I wanted to set things straight. A couple weeks ago, I said that WW was not touching 300m DOM and I was really feeling confident about that at the time. Well, I wanted to say I was wrong. This movie is outperforming my most optimistic expectations and it's gonna hit 300m this weekend. So I was really wrong about it and I've no problem admitting that.

 

However, seems like I was right about TF5 critically underperforming, so there's that.  

[Premium George]

21 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

Bay needs a producer who can rein him in. Probably not Jerry Bruckheimer even though the two had a successful run with the 90s and early 00s.

Kathleen Kennedy. Michael Bay's princess Leia: a Star wars story.