Wednesday Numbers: DUNKIRK:$5.17M Down 30% | GT:$3.16M | SHM:$2.79M | APES:$2.13M | DP3:$1.94M | VAL:$1.4M | BD:$0.82M | WW:$0.65M

[KJsooner]

Lol at emoji movie. 0% with 16 reviews in. Lmao

[Ms Lady Hawk]

31 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

Pretty good...not great, but definitely on the good side...

Why is Spider-Man "pretty good" at -33% and Apes and Valerian catastrophic at 36% and 38% respectively? Would seem to me that all the movies had significant drops for Thursday, especially those with more than 30% drops.

Edited July 27, 2017 by Diana Prince

[TwoMisfits]

2 minutes ago, Diana Prince said:

Why is Spider-Man "pretty good" at -33% and Apes and Valerian catastrophic at 36% and 38% respectively. Would seem to me that all the movies had significant drops for Thursday, especially those with more than 30% drops.

I didn't call Apes or Valerian catastrophic, but Apes was off 52% from previous week, so 44% vs 52% is a pretty big number...especially b/c Apes previous week daily drops were really not good, so it's a bigger drop from a worse starting number.

Edited July 27, 2017 by TwoMisfits

[WrathOfHan]

13 minutes ago, That Atomic Guy said:

Wtf, the movie just started with zero trailers playing.

 

still the only one in the theater

kek

 

Is this the same theater that fucked up the trilogy?

[grim22]

TD	YD	Title (Click to View)	Studio	Daily Gross	% +/- YD / LW		Theaters / Avg		Gross To-Date	Day
1	1	Dunkirk	WB	$5,171,437	-30%	-	3,720	$1,390	$69,512,746	6
2	2	Girls Trip	Uni.	$3,157,075	-29%	-	2,591	$1,218	$42,264,805	6
3	3	Spider-Man: Homecoming	Sony	$2,787,501	-33%	-44%	4,130	$675	$262,131,456	20
4	4	War for the Planet of the Apes	Fox	$2,134,803	-36%	-52%	4,100	$521	$106,295,488	13
5	5	Despicable Me 3	Uni.	$1,943,435	-32%	-30%	3,525	$551	$220,743,785	27
6	6	Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets	STX	$1,398,902	-38%	-	3,553	$394	$22,498,582	6
7	7	Baby Driver	TriS	$822,692	-28%	-33%	2,503	$329	$87,186,442	29
8	8	Wonder Woman	WB	$645,812	-26%	-29%	1,971	$328	$391,254,185	55
9	9	The Big Sick	LGF	$563,899	-26%	-36%	2,597	$217	$26,491,647	34
10	10	Wish Upon	BG	$357,136	-24%	-39%	2,154	$166	$11,737,208	13
11	11	Cars 3	BV	$307,376	-25%	-39%	1,294	$238	$145,108,750	41
12	12	Transformers: The Last Knight	Par.	$144,069	-29%	-61%	1,025	$141	$128,108,012	36
-	-	Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie	Fox	$69,795	-18%	+17%	291	$240	$72,093,503	55
-	-	The House	WB (NL)	$61,456	-25%	-75%	453	$136	$24,664,188	27
-	-	47 Meters Down	ENTMP	$60,678	-18%	-64%	449	$135	$42,460,411	41
-	-	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	BV	$54,629	-17%	-32%	268	$204	$387,435,803	83
-	-	The Beguiled (2017)	Focus	$41,350	-13%	-68%	331	$125	$10,291,334	34
-	-	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales	BV	$37,153	-30%	-53%	229	$162	$170,754,102	62
-	-	The Mummy (2017)	Uni.	$31,870	-9%	-32%	214	$149	$79,499,800	48
-	-	The Boss Baby	Fox	$28,244	-3%	-3%	163	$173	$174,538,904	118
-	-	A Ghost Story	A24	$20,421	-14%	+31%	43	$475	$539,710	20
-	-	Baywatch	Par.	$11,513	-15%	-40%	125	$92	$58,047,311	63
-	-	Everything, Everything	WB	$6,804	-11%	-44%	90	$76	$34,113,480	69
-	-	Alien: Covenant	Fox	$6,211	-15%	-41%	103	$60	$74,105,540	69
-	-	All Eyez on Me	LG/S	$3,924	-25%	-80%	62	$63	$44,838,623	41
-	-	Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul	Fox	$3,681	-5%	-45%	47	$78	$20,688,632	69
-	-	Gifted	FoxS	$3,389	-2%	-6%	26	$130	$24,744,404	111
-	-	The Exception	A24	$3,360	+9%	-52%	28	$120	$661,290	55

[Valonqar]

10 minutes ago, Diana Prince said:

Why is Spider-Man "pretty good" at -33% and Apes and Valerian catastrophic at 36% and 38% respectively? Would seem to me that all the movies had significant drops for Thursday, especially those with more than 30% drops.

because daily drops are not as significant as weekly. Wednesday drop from Tuesday isn't as important as Wednesday drop from last Wednesday. Apes -36 from yesterday is actually - 52 from last Wednesday. But SMH is only -44 from last Wednesday. So now you can see the difference. 

 

WW has a terrific -26 (Tue-Wed) and - 29 (Wed-Wed) hold. 

Edited July 27, 2017 by Valonqar

[Ms Lady Hawk]

12 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

I didn't call Apes or Valerian catastrophic, but Apes was off 52% from previous week, so 44% vs 52% is a pretty big number...especially b/c Apes previous week daily drops were really not good, so it's a bigger drop from a worse starting number.

Ok. I am somewhat of a novice at this. I see now. Thanks!

[fmpro]

1 hour ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

Eh... Could be worse. (See Apes and Valerian). Will officially pass Amazing Spider-man unadjusted today.

 

EDIT - Whoops... Guess it passed it with that number already yesterday and officially with that number there. So, officially, highest grossing Spidey unadjusted since Spider-man 3 a decade ago. Should be able to pass Amazing Spidey adjusted for inflation as well eventually here.

 

Still on board of the 3:20 train leaving for succesville

[Ethan Hunt]

I too am seeing Apes again tonight @That Atomic Guy

[Zakiyyah6]

Spidey is stabilizing so that's good. The reason I harp on Apes because it's opening wasn't that good, it needs above average legs to get to a decent gross. So yes the legs have been crap considering that. And yes, the competition is partly to blame. I have no doubt that Apes will be a damn good movie to me but that doesn't mean that the word of mouth is good.

[Napoleon]

1 hour ago, Fancyarcher said:

 

At least you can be as loud as you want. Should be a good experience. 

I hate watching movies alone because it's too cold. I had that experience twice (watching Shaun the Sheep The Movie, and a brazilian movie) and I was freezing. 

[Fancyarcher]

Just now, Napoleon said:

I hate watching movies alone because it's too cold. I had that experience twice (watching Shaun the Sheep The Movie, and a brazilian movie) and I was freezing. 

I've never watched a film all-alone (closest would be The Incredible Hulk or Looney Tunes: Back In Action with only a few people in the cinemas), but I can understand the complaint. Theaters can get really cold when there are less people in them.

[Premium George]

That dunkrik number looks good now.

[Ethan Hunt]

It was a bit chilly the other day when I saw The Big Sick (and the theatre was indeed empty)

[MrPink]

2 minutes ago, damnitgeorge08 said:

That dunkrik number looks good now.

 

Why do you have Tele's avatar

[a2k]

1 hour ago, KJsooner said:

Lol at emoji movie. 0% with 16 reviews in. Lmao

THE EM0JI M0VIE

[Ethan Hunt]

1 minute ago, MrPink said:

 

Why do you have Tele's avatar

 

4 minutes ago, damnitgeorge08 said:

That dunkrik number looks good now.

Holy fuck I totally thought I was Tele.

[ZeeSoh]

10 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

Spidey is stabilizing so that's good. The reason I harp on Apes because it's opening wasn't that good, it needs above average legs to get to a decent gross. So yes the legs have been crap considering that. And yes, the competition is partly to blame. I have no doubt that Apes will be a damn good movie to me but that doesn't mean that the word of mouth is good.

Yup legs have been very bad relative to the previous 2 movies. Rise had 3.22 legs and Dawn had 2.87 legs. This is looking at about 2.4 or so legs which is a big fall from the first 2 movies. I don't know why this fell so much

[LonePirate]

I have not seen Apes yet so I don't know how it ends exactly. However, for those of you who have seen it, was it even possible to end the series in a crowd pleasing manner? There are two warring sides with the winner claiming superiority, by default, on the planet. Either one side wins, both sides lose by wiping out everyone, some sort of peace is achieved or the war continues in perpetuity. The second movie made peace seem like an impossibility so crafting an ending that would satisfy most/all moviegoers was simply not achievable.

 

Regardless of how well made a film is, if the general public doesn't like the ending of a trilogy, the film is not going to perform at or above expectations at the box office.

[Ethan Hunt]

6 minutes ago, LonePirate said:

I have not seen Apes yet so I don't know how it ends exactly. However, for those of you who have seen it, was it even possible to end the series in a crowd pleasing manner? There are two warring sides with the winner claiming superiority, by default, on the planet. Either one side wins, both sides lose by wiping out everyone, some sort of peace is achieved or the war continues in perpetuity. The second movie made peace seem like an impossibility so crafting an ending that would satisfy most/all moviegoers was simply not achievable.

 

Regardless of how well made a film is, if the general public doesn't like the ending of a trilogy, the film is not going to perform at or above expectations at the box office.

The world is just too full of casuals (like Han!)