Monday Numbers: AC:$0.875M | DUNKIRK:$0.480M | WW:$0.2M

[Finnick]

DUNKIRK OFF JUST 27% from last week, good sign for a flat weekend with Labor Day!!

 

TD	YD	Title (Click to View)	Studio	Daily Gross	% +/- YD / LW		Theaters / Avg		Gross To-Date	Day
1	1	The Hitman's Bodyguard	LG/S	$1,132,289	-65%	-42%	3,377	$335	$40,958,912	11
2	2	Annabelle: Creation	WB (NL)	$868,871	-63%	-47%	3,565	$244	$79,080,413	18
3	3	Wind River	Wein.	$526,279	-62%	+96%	2,095	$251	$10,557,468	25
4	5	Logan Lucky	BST	$478,022	-60%	-28%	3,031	$158	$15,386,984	11
5	6	Dunkirk	WB	$476,925	-58%	-27%	2,774	$172	$172,954,097	39
6	4	Leap!	Wein.	$392,520	-69%	-	2,575	$152	$5,122,558	4
7	7	Spider-Man: Homecoming	Sony	$324,871	-61%	-30%	2,122	$153	$319,263,429	53
8	8	The Emoji Movie	Sony	$292,825	-65%	-34%	2,374	$123	$76,882,866	32
9	10	The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature	ORF	$280,438	-62%	-46%	3,090	$91	$22,830,259	18
10	9	Birth of the Dragon	BH Tilt	$253,040	-69%	-	1,618	$156	$2,955,470	4
11	11	Girls Trip	Uni.	$248,040	-62%	-37%	1,777	$140	$108,415,000	39
12	12	Despicable Me 3	Uni.	$208,420	-64%	-7%	2,116	$98	$254,812,180	60
-	-	The Dark Tower	Sony	$190,498	-61%	-49%	2,338	$81	$45,197,544	25
-	-	Wonder Woman	WB	$188,334	-59%	+52%	2,210	$85	$406,381,596	88
-	-	The Glass Castle	LGF	$178,618	-55%	-32%	1,298	$138	$12,679,033	18
-	-	Baby Driver	TriS	$161,185	-53%	+61%	1,757	$92	$103,507,573	62
-	-	All Saints	Sony	$142,859	-63%	-	846	$169	$1,657,137	4
-	-	Kidnap (2017)	Aviron	$124,749	-72%	-52%	1,693	$74	$27,296,540	25
-	-	War for the Planet of the Apes	Fox	$103,563	-65%	-52%	1,114	$93	$142,890,657	46
-	-	Atomic Blonde	Focus	$102,050	-57%	-56%	989	$103	$49,131,680	32
-	-	Good Time	A24	$76,588	-49%	+393%	721	$106	$1,076,455	18
-	-	The Big Sick	LGF	$73,075	-62%	-14%	706	$104	$39,285,099	67
-	-	Detroit	Annapurna	$35,378	-57%	-61%	525	$67	$16,210,039	32
-	-	Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets	STX	$30,387	-58%	-33%	318	$96	$39,718,098	39
-	-	A Gentleman	FIP	$18,754	-66%	-	135	$139	$210,284	4
-	-	Menashe	A24	$18,031	-67%	-17%	103	$175	$981,850	32
-	-	Cars 3	BV	$17,467	-63%	-43%	214	$82	$149,083,064	74
-	-	Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie	Fox	$16,548	-42%	+64%	217	$76	$73,495,941	88
-	-	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales	BV	$13,439	-66%	-35%	165	$81	$172,040,020	95
-	-	An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power	Par.	$13,285	-51%	-75%	127	$105	$3,342,628	32
-	-	Patti Cake$	FoxS	$12,289	-56%	+125%	59	$208	$206,941	11
-	-	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	BV	$10,776	-70%	-41%	299	$36	$389,397,196	116

Edited August 29, 2017 by Finnick

[titanic2187]

Can Dunkirk pass Interstellar? it seems to be an uphill battle.....Interstellar's Christmas and NY's gross was too impressive...

[MrPink]

21 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:

Can Dunkirk pass Interstellar? it seems to be an uphill battle.....Interstellar's Christmas and NY's gross was too impressive...

 

I don't think so, looks to top out around 185m.

[redfirebird2008]

2 hours ago, titanic2187 said:

Can Dunkirk pass Interstellar? it seems to be an uphill battle.....Interstellar's Christmas and NY's gross was too impressive...

 

1 hour ago, MrPink said:

 

I don't think so, looks to top out around 185m.

 

Weekend gross was 74.5% higher than Star Trek Beyond. If that continues, it will finish at $186 million. Monday gross appears to be around 116% higher than Star Trek Beyond. If that continues, it would end up at $190m. I would think $185m is a safe bet and could go a decent amount higher. We'll see how it goes.

Edited August 29, 2017 by redfirebird2008

[Subzero]

I was hoping WW does higher than .2M with all that IMAX expansion.

[LastSon]

Good Monday gross for Wonder Woman!  60% increase from last Monday! Woot woot! 

[LonePirate]

It will be interesting to see if WW can pass IM3 by the end of the Labor Day weekend. It will be at roughly $407M by the end of Thursday so it would need to gross $2M from Friday - Monday. It will probably fall a little short but WW will pass IM3 a day or two later.

[filmlover]

$185M is the most Dunkirk could do now unless it gets a re-expansion around Oscar season (which is unlikely since it'll be out for home viewing by then).

[Mojoguy]

WW's PTA was pretty low at $758 last weekend, so I can see it dropping 500 theaters this weekend, but that should be fine since I can see the percent drop this upcoming weekend being close to zero since last weekend was impacted so badly with the boxing fight and the GoT finale.

Probably another $1.7M weekend coming for WW.

INSANE RUN!

[dxmatrixdt]

it is possible for Dunkirk to hit 180 on the Thursday that It opens. 

480k Monday, 172.96 total.  1.54m for Tues + Weds + Thurs = 174.50 total.  3.5 weekend (-10%) = 178 total.  We are looking at 2m for weekdays this week, and with Labor Day Monday next week, a repeat of 2M for Mon-Thurs should happen = 180 total. 

[MrPink]

32 minutes ago, filmlover said:

$185M is the most Dunkirk could do now unless it gets a re-expansion around Oscar season (which is unlikely since it'll be out for home viewing by then).

 

It will but it won't add more than 500k - 1 mil. It'll get some showings as a Best Pic nominee like say Mad Max Fury Road. Theaters tend do those marathons of the nominees as well

[redfirebird2008]

1 hour ago, filmlover said:

$185M is the most Dunkirk could do now unless it gets a re-expansion around Oscar season (which is unlikely since it'll be out for home viewing by then).

 

No, that is not the high end. Look at the dailies and weekends compared to Star Trek Beyond, which opened on almost the same day just a year ago. Needs to gross 55% more than STB the rest of the way to reach $185m. Last weekend it was 74.5% higher than STB. Monday it was 116% higher than STB.

[ZattMurdock]

1	(1)	The Hitman’s Bodyguard	Lionsgate	$1,132,289	-65%	3,377	$335	$40,958,912	11
2	(2)	Annabelle: Creation	Warner Bros.	$868,871	-63%	3,565	$244	$79,080,413	18
3	(3)	Wind River	Weinstein Co.	$526,279	-61%	2,095	$251	$10,557,468	25
4	(6)	Dunkirk	Warner Bros.	$476,925	-58%	2,774	$172	$172,954,097	39
5	(4)	Leap!	Weinstein Co.	$392,520	-69%	2,575	$152	$5,122,558	4
6	(7)	Spider-Man: Homecoming	Sony Pictures	$324,871	-61%	2,122	$153	$319,263,429	53
7	(8)	The Emoji Movie	Sony Pictures	$292,825	-64%	2,374	$123	$76,882,866	32
8	(10)	The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature	Open Road	$280,438	-62%	3,090	$91	$22,830,259	18
9	(9)	Birth of the Dragon	BH Tilt	$253,040	-69%	1,618	$156	$2,955,470	4
10	(11)	Girls Trip	Universal	$248,040	-61%	1,777	$140	$108,415,000	39
11	(12)	Despicable Me 3	Universal	$208,420	-64%	2,116	$98	$254,812,180	60
12	(13)	The Dark Tower	Sony Pictures	$190,498	-60%	2,338	$81	$45,197,544	25
13	(14)	Wonder Woman	Warner Bros.	$188,334	-59%	2,210	$85	$406,381,596	88
14	(-)	The Glass Castle	Lionsgate	$178,618	-55%	1,298	$138	$12,679,033	18
-	(-)	Baby Driver	Sony Pictures	$161,185	-52%	1,757	$92	$103,507,573	62
-	(-)	All Saints	Sony Pictures	$142,859	-63%	846	$169	$1,657,137	4
-	(15)	Kidnap	Aviron Pictures	$124,749	-72%	1,693	$74	$27,296,540	25
-	(-)	War for the Planet of the Apes	20th Century Fox	$103,563	-65%	1,114	$93	$142,890,657	46

 

 

At this point if Sony doesn't take back some screens / theaters from Emoji/The Dark Tower and give it to Spider-Man before they are just completely and outright stupid. The should follow the model that WB is doing with WW. Just look how bad Emoji Movie, The Dark Tower and War for the Planet of the Apes are doing compared to both Homecoming and Wonder Woman. It's ridiculous. 

[WrathOfHan]

1 hour ago, iJackSparrow said:

1	(1)	The Hitman’s Bodyguard	Lionsgate	$1,132,289	-65%	3,377	$335	$40,958,912	11
2	(2)	Annabelle: Creation	Warner Bros.	$868,871	-63%	3,565	$244	$79,080,413	18
3	(3)	Wind River	Weinstein Co.	$526,279	-61%	2,095	$251	$10,557,468	25
4	(6)	Dunkirk	Warner Bros.	$476,925	-58%	2,774	$172	$172,954,097	39
5	(4)	Leap!	Weinstein Co.	$392,520	-69%	2,575	$152	$5,122,558	4
6	(7)	Spider-Man: Homecoming	Sony Pictures	$324,871	-61%	2,122	$153	$319,263,429	53
7	(8)	The Emoji Movie	Sony Pictures	$292,825	-64%	2,374	$123	$76,882,866	32
8	(10)	The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature	Open Road	$280,438	-62%	3,090	$91	$22,830,259	18
9	(9)	Birth of the Dragon	BH Tilt	$253,040	-69%	1,618	$156	$2,955,470	4
10	(11)	Girls Trip	Universal	$248,040	-61%	1,777	$140	$108,415,000	39
11	(12)	Despicable Me 3	Universal	$208,420	-64%	2,116	$98	$254,812,180	60
12	(13)	The Dark Tower	Sony Pictures	$190,498	-60%	2,338	$81	$45,197,544	25
13	(14)	Wonder Woman	Warner Bros.	$188,334	-59%	2,210	$85	$406,381,596	88
14	(-)	The Glass Castle	Lionsgate	$178,618	-55%	1,298	$138	$12,679,033	18
-	(-)	Baby Driver	Sony Pictures	$161,185	-52%	1,757	$92	$103,507,573	62
-	(-)	All Saints	Sony Pictures	$142,859	-63%	846	$169	$1,657,137	4
-	(15)	Kidnap	Aviron Pictures	$124,749	-72%	1,693	$74	$27,296,540	25
-	(-)	War for the Planet of the Apes	20th Century Fox	$103,563	-65%	1,114	$93	$142,890,657	46

 

 

At this point if Sony doesn't take back some screens / theaters from Emoji/The Dark Tower and give it to Spider-Man before they are just completely and outright stupid. The should follow the model that WB is doing with WW. Just look how bad Emoji Movie, The Dark Tower and War for the Planet of the Apes are doing compared to both Homecoming and Wonder Woman. It's ridiculous. 

I don't know how much of that is in their control. This weekend, my theater is getting rid of The Dark Tower (SMH still has a full screen and Emoji is splitting with the return of The Big Sick). Wind River is probably going to be in over 2.5k theaters, so the smaller theaters might ditch Emoji/Dark Tower for that instead of SMH