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WEEKEND THREAD | Weekend actuals (pg. 87 onward) - Dunkirk: 26.6M; The Emoji Movie: 24.5M; Girls Trip: 19.6M; Atomic Blonde: 18.2M; SM Homecoming: 13.2M; War For The POTA: 10.4M; Despicable Me 3: 7.4M; Valerian: 6.3M; Baby Driver: 3.9M; Wonder Woman: 3.3M

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6 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

And now we have proof savage reviews still do hurt...at least OW...

 

I will admit my girls, who have computers, actually told me the RT score and that was the big reason they didn't want to go...if you're over 8, you couldn't miss the articles and posts everywhere...

 

And as a parent, any animated movie I can miss (especially that I don't think I'll like), I do:)...I'm off the hook at least til Lego Ninjago for them (although girls may bug me for Justice League and/or Murder on the Orient Express - yes, somehow this is pinging the tween/teen female desire, so I hope this isn't R, b/c I haven't checked yet:)...

 

@CJohn THE LAW LIVES

 

38 minutes ago, a2knet said:

APES

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $118,784,881 Details
International Box Office $105,900,000 Details
Worldwide Box Office $224,684,881

 

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The Law is dead :sadben:

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7 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

And now we have proof savage reviews still do hurt...at least OW...

 

I will admit my girls, who have computers, actually told me the RT score and that was the big reason they didn't want to go...if you're over 8, you couldn't miss the articles and posts everywhere...

 

And as a parent, any animated movie I can miss (especially that I don't think I'll like), I do:)...I'm off the hook at least til Lego Ninjago for them (although girls may bug me for Justice League and/or Murder on the Orient Express - yes, somehow this is pinging the tween/teen female desire, so I hope this isn't R, b/c I haven't checked yet:)...

I'm pretty sure Emoji is going $65M-$75M domestic.

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1 minute ago, a2knet said:

WB will make us wait forever Dunkirk, Wondr actuals. They always do...:sadben:

Casual studio is casual.

 

They give us really speedy estimates though :sparta:

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2 minutes ago, damnitgeorge08 said:

@That Floating Guy This is a illusion. There is no answer. I just know that this is related to non local time dependent convection theory. Don't know how. I know nobody cares but I am just proud that I reverse searched this.

We all know which movie you a stan of

 

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8 minutes ago, YourMother said:

Also @TwoMisfits is there an interest in your household about Ninjago?

From the younger boys - yes...the girls are undecided.  We have done every Lego movie so far, so it's a good bet we'll go, although we may split into dad/sons outing and girls/mom outing (for Murder on the Orient Express - please tell me that's not R, or there goes the 2nd movie they wanted this year for a mom/daughter outing:)...or more probably, mom handling both and dad staying home, since I do the movies:)... 

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2 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

From the younger boys - yes...the girls are undecided.  We have done every Lego movie so far, so it's a good bet we'll go,

This pleases me.

 

2 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

although we may split into dad/sons outing and girls/mom outing (for Murder on the Orient Express - please tell me that's not R, or there goes the 2nd movie they wanted this year for a mom/daughter outing:)...or more probably, mom handling both and dad staying home, since I do the movies:)... 

Also nice.

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Trying to predict the final top 15 of summer. The current chart is

 

1 Wonder Woman WB $395,443,706 4,165 $103,251,471 4,165 6/2 -
2 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 BV $387,780,407 4,347 $146,510,104 4,347 5/5 -
3 Spider-Man: Homecoming Sony $278,356,805 4,348 $117,027,503 4,348 7/7 -
4 Despicable Me 3 Uni. $230,425,800 4,535 $72,434,025 4,529 6/30 -
5 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales BV $171,009,161 4,276 $62,983,253 4,276 5/26 -
6 Cars 3 BV $146,442,093 4,256 $53,688,680 4,256 6/16 -
7 Transformers: The Last Knight Par. $128,799,479 4,132 $44,680,073 4,069 6/21 -
8 War for the Planet of the Apes Fox $118,687,629 4,100 $56,262,929 4,022 7/14 -
9 Dunkirk WB $102,836,220 3,748 $50,513,488 3,720 7/21 -
10 Baby Driver TriS $92,046,188 3,226 $20,553,320 3,226 6/28 -
11 The Mummy (2017) Uni. $79,529,695 4,035 $31,688,375 4,035 6/9 -
12 Alien: Covenant Fox $74,111,463 3,772 $36,160,621 3,761 5/19 -
13 Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie Fox $72,458,606 3,529 $23,851,539 3,434 6/2 -
14 Girls Trip Uni. $65,524,760 2,648 $31,201,920 2,591 7/21 -
15 Baywatch Par. $58,060,186 3,647 $18,503,871 3,647 5/25 7/27

 
               


Emoji should have enough to overtake Baywatch to get into the top 15, but I don't see it overhauling Captain Underpants anymore, not with that ridiculously frontloaded weekend, I am thinking it ends below a 3x. Assuming Emoji finishes at 70M, the next contenders through August are Dark Tower, Annabelle, Detroit and Hitman's Bodyguard. Dark Tower presales are bad, and I would wager an O/U 20M opening on the cards for it, which would put it below 70M, Detroit honestly looks too bleak and grim to appeal to a wide audience, it should do well for its budget though. Annabelle and Hitman's Bodyguard are the wildcards, I think Annebelle 2 will drop from the first movie but not sure of the magnitude of drop and Hitman's Bodyguard should do well but it does not have too much time left before Labor Day. Dunkirk should overhaul Pirates and Girls Trip should get to 130M+. So the top 15 will most likely be:

 

1. Wonder Woman

2. Guardians 2

3. SMH

4. DM3

5. Dunkirk

6. Pirates

7. Cars 3

8. Apes 

9. Girls Trip

10. TF5

11. Baby Driver

12. Mummy

13. Covfefe

14. Underpants

15. Emoji / Annabelle / Hitman

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13 minutes ago, a2knet said:
2 new The Emoji Movie Sony Pictures $24,531,923   4,075 $6,020   $24,531,923 3
3 (2) Girls Trip Universal $19,646,305 -37% 2,648 $7,419   $65,085,525 10
4 new Atomic Blonde Focus Features $18,286,420   3,304 $5,535   $18,286,420 3
5 (3) Spider-Man: Homecoming Sony Pictures $13,261,372 -40% 3,625 $3,658   $278,168,177 24
6 (4) War for the Planet of the Apes 20th Century Fox $10,472,252 -50% 3,374 $3,104   $118,784,881 17
7 (6) Despicable Me 3 Universal $7,592,560 -42% 3,030 $2,506   $230,292,465 31

Thankfully, Homecoming fell just 0.2m from Sunday estimates. Great weekend for Homecoming, it'll be cruising $300m dom before the end 11-13 weekend, I believe. 

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5 minutes ago, grim22 said:

Trying to predict the final top 15 of summer. The current chart is

 

1 Wonder Woman WB $395,443,706 4,165 $103,251,471 4,165 6/2 -
2 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 BV $387,780,407 4,347 $146,510,104 4,347 5/5 -
3 Spider-Man: Homecoming Sony $278,356,805 4,348 $117,027,503 4,348 7/7 -
4 Despicable Me 3 Uni. $230,425,800 4,535 $72,434,025 4,529 6/30 -
5 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales BV $171,009,161 4,276 $62,983,253 4,276 5/26 -
6 Cars 3 BV $146,442,093 4,256 $53,688,680 4,256 6/16 -
7 Transformers: The Last Knight Par. $128,799,479 4,132 $44,680,073 4,069 6/21 -
8 War for the Planet of the Apes Fox $118,687,629 4,100 $56,262,929 4,022 7/14 -
9 Dunkirk WB $102,836,220 3,748 $50,513,488 3,720 7/21 -
10 Baby Driver TriS $92,046,188 3,226 $20,553,320 3,226 6/28 -
11 The Mummy (2017) Uni. $79,529,695 4,035 $31,688,375 4,035 6/9 -
12 Alien: Covenant Fox $74,111,463 3,772 $36,160,621 3,761 5/19 -
13 Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie Fox $72,458,606 3,529 $23,851,539 3,434 6/2 -
14 Girls Trip Uni. $65,524,760 2,648 $31,201,920 2,591 7/21 -
15 Baywatch Par. $58,060,186 3,647 $18,503,871 3,647 5/25 7/27

 
               


Emoji should have enough to overtake Baywatch to get into the top 15, but I don't see it overhauling Captain Underpants anymore, not with that ridiculously frontloaded weekend, I am thinking it ends below a 3x. Assuming Emoji finishes at 70M, the next contenders through August are Dark Tower, Annabelle, Detroit and Hitman's Bodyguard. Dark Tower presales are bad, and I would wager an O/U 20M opening on the cards for it, which would put it below 70M, Detroit honestly looks too bleak and grim to appeal to a wide audience, it should do well for its budget though. Annabelle and Hitman's Bodyguard are the wildcards, I think Annebelle 2 will drop from the first movie but not sure of the magnitude of drop and Hitman's Bodyguard should do well but it does not have too much time left before Labor Day. Dunkirk should overhaul Pirates and Girls Trip should get to 130M+. So the top 15 will most likely be:

 

1. Wonder Woman

2. Guardians 2

3. SMH

4. DM3

5. Dunkirk

6. Pirates

7. Cars 3

8. Apes 

9. Girls Trip

10. TF5

11. Baby Driver

12. Mummy

13. Covfefe

14. Underpants

15. Emoji / Annabelle / Hitman

Hitman will go over Covfefe imo. Could go over Mummy too.

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4 hours ago, CJohn said:

I am gonna chill a hell lot with @aabattery

 

I am fortunate enough to not live in Australia. It offends me that you think I do :kitschjob:

 

4 hours ago, FantasticBeasts said:

I have thought about it but can you fucking get used to spending Christmas in a beach???

 

Yep. It's all good.

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5 minutes ago, aabattery said:

 

I am fortunate enough to not live in Australia. It offends me that you think I do :kitschjob:

 

 

Australia. Noo Zillind. Same shit :ph34r:

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Just now, TwoMisfits said:

So, is Wb deciding how much to fake inflate these weekend numbers and then readjust later weekdays...or did they just decide not to show up to work yet today?:)  It's getting awfully late for their actuals...

I'd wait until 4:30.

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Girls Trip remains the story. 2nd weekend did what many predicted for the OW. Hollywood... when will they realize this is where some truly huge profit margins lie. This cost nothing to make and will cruise past $100M. More diverse movies, idiots.

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Just now, TwoMisfits said:

So, is Wb deciding how much to fake inflate these weekend numbers and then readjust later weekdays...or did they just decide not to show up to work yet today?:)  It's getting awfully late for their actuals...

 

They are always late judging by the numerous Mondays people beg for WW numbers

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