Weekend thread | IT Floats again in its 4th weekend: 17.3M...Cruise and Kingsman fight it out for 2nd: 17.016 and 17.0

[WrathOfHan]

Lotta new trailers coming this week: http://digitalcinema.bydeluxe.com/site/dlxportal/docs/TrailMix_By_Deluxe_WK_40_-_US.pdf

 

Darkest Hour

Wonder Wheel

Roman Israel (they aren't dumping it in 2018 @filmlover)

Only the Brave (A fourth trailer lmao)

Molly's Game

The Star

Pacific Rim

Geostorm (Another fourth trailer lmao)

[That One Girl]

Just now, WrathOfHan said:

Lotta new trailers coming this week: http://digitalcinema.bydeluxe.com/site/dlxportal/docs/TrailMix_By_Deluxe_WK_40_-_US.pdf

 

Darkest Hour

Wonder Wheel

Roman Israel (they aren't dumping it in 2018 @filmlover)

Only the Brave (A fourth trailer lmao)

Molly's Game

The Star

Pacific Rim

Geostorm (Another fourth trailer lmao)

 

Darkest Hour trailer already debuted, same with the Geostorm trailer

[WrathOfHan]

Just now, That One Guy said:

 

Darkest Hour trailer already debuted, same with the Geostorm trailer

This is a new 1 minute Darkest Hour trailer.

[CJohn]

22 minutes ago, Stutterng baumer Denbrough said:

???

We have had this discussion at WhatsApp, I can't read. No need to bring it up here as well

[dxmatrixdt]

39 minutes ago, DAJK said:

Where is this going to rank on weekend photo finishes?

1	N	Fight Club	Fox	$11,035,485	-	1,963	-	$5,621	$11,035,485	$63	1
2	1	Double Jeopardy	Par.	$10,231,222	-24.4%	2,936	+23	$3,484	$80,340,361	$70	4
3	N	The Story of Us	Uni.	$9,673,080	-	2,164	-	$4,470	$9,673,080	$50	1

[MinaTakla]

DM3 is now just $700K away from beating Zootopia worldwide to become the #5 highest grossing animated film OF ALL TIME worldwide and giving the Despicable Me franchise 2 spots in the top 5 (with Minions and DM3)!

Relatively big increase for DM3 with actuals. Yesterday it beat Beauty and the Beast overseas to become the #16 highest film internationally in cinema history. 

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$262,260,360	25.6%
+ Foreign:	$760,772,580	74.4%
= Worldwide:	$1,023,032,940

[a2k]

1 hour ago, DAJK said:

Where is this going to rank on weekend photo finishes?

You would have to go way back to 1997 when Liar Liar successfully pipped Anaconda, with the Saint holding very well and Pointe Blank opening.

 

1

1

Liar Liar

Uni.

$10,807,561

-20.7%

2,880

+2

$4,029

$120,015,240

-

4

2

N

Anaconda

Sony

$10,807,562

-

2,456

-

$4,867

$10,807,562

-

1

3	2	The Saint	Par.	$10,807,563	-33.6%	2,449	+142	$4,413	$35,401,797	-	2
4	N	Grosse Pointe Blank	BV	$10,807,564	-	2,027	-	$5,199	$10,807,564	-	1

 

 

Edited October 2, 2017 by a2knet

[Barnack]

Those number are way too  to be true (4 movies with 1$ of difference each). Seem like a ranking decided than applied no ?

Edited October 2, 2017 by Barnack

[a2k]

1 minute ago, Barnack said:

Those number are way too  to be true.

[Jake Gittes]

There's a chart for this y'know.

 

Row Weekend #1 and #2 Movies WeekendGrosses Difference % Difference 1 Mar. 12–14, 1993 CB4 $6,122,450 $5,966 0.10% Fire in the Sky $6,116,484 2 Sept. 12–14, 1986 Stand by Me $3,010,922 $6,814 0.23% Top Gun $3,004,108 3 Oct. 26–28, 1984 The Terminator $4,020,663 $10,797 0.27% Terror in the Aisles $4,009,866 4 Sept. 16–18, 1988 A Fish Called Wanda $2,555,291 $10,805 0.42% Die Hard $2,544,486 5 Sept. 24–26, 1982 Amityville II: The Possession $4,104,277 $12,489 0.30% E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial $4,091,788 6 Aug. 29–Sept. 1, 1986 Stand by Me $5,037,343 $13,018 0.26% Top Gun $5,024,325 7 Jul. 8–10, 1994 Forrest Gump $24,450,602 $25,089 0.10% The Lion King $24,425,513 8 Jun. 19–21, 1987 The Witches of Eastwick $8,251,230 $25,361 0.31% Predator $8,225,869 9 Feb. 3–5, 1989 Three Fugitives $5,477,051 $27,090 0.49% Rain Man $5,449,961 10 Jan. 24–26, 1997 Jerry Maguire $5,518,727 $29,482 0.53% In Love and War $5,489,245 11 Aug. 11–13, 2000 Hollow Man $13,048,132 $31,684 0.24% Space Cowboys $13,016,448 12 Jan. 21–23, 1994 Philadelphia $8,830,605 $32,487 0.37% Mrs. Doubtfire $8,798,118 13 Jul. 22–24, 1988 Who Framed Roger Rabbit $8,919,732 $33,290 0.37% Coming to America $8,886,442 14 Feb. 18–21, 2011 Unknown $25,453,015 $37,298 0.15% Gnomeo and Juliet $25,415,717 15 Apr. 4–6, 1986 Police Academy 3: Back in Training $5,089,751 $37,396 0.73% The Money Pit $5,052,355 16 Nov. 4–6, 1983 Deal of the Century $3,520,605 $38,260 1.09% Never Say Never Again $3,482,345 17 Sept. 3–6, 1982 An Officer and a Gentleman $7,711,202 $42,343 0.55% E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial $7,668,859 18 Sept. 21–23, 1990 Goodfellas $6,368,901 $43,892 0.69% Postcards from the Edge $6,325,009 19 Dec. 3–5, 1982 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial $2,355,819 $44,229 1.88% An Officer and a Gentleman $2,311,590 20 Jan. 23–25, 1987 Critical Condition $3,335,808 $44,875 1.35% Platoon $3,290,933 21 Nov. 30–Dec. 2, 1984 Missing in Action $3,021,220 $45,504 1.51% The Terminator $2,975,716 22 Aug. 12–14, 1983 National Lampoon's Vacation $6,161,649 $46,750 0.76% Cujo $6,114,899 23 Jan. 13–16, 2006 Glory Road $16,927,589 $48,187 0.28% Hoodwinked $16,879,402 24 Aug. 18–20, 2006 Snakes on a Plane $13,806,311 $50,924 0.37% Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby $13,755,387 25 Apr. 26–28, 1985 Stick $3,358,299 $51,128 1.52% Just One of the Guys $3,307,171 26 Oct. 15–17, 1982 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial $3,315,692 $55,364 1.67% An Officer and a Gentleman $3,260,328 27 Apr. 27–29, 1984 Police Academy $4,733,389 $59,664 1.26% Romancing the Stone $4,673,725 28 Sept. 10–12, 1982 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial $4,598,728 $60,938 1.33% An Officer and a Gentleman $4,537,790 29 Oct. 23–25, 1998 Pleasantville $8,855,063 $62,558 0.71% Practical Magic $8,792,505 30 Jan. 8–10, 1982 Sharky's Machine $2,850,839 $63,184 2.22% Taps $2,787,655 31 Oct. 14–16, 1988 The Accused $4,316,369 $64,117 1.49% Alien Nation $4,252,252 32 Sept. 9–11, 1988 Moon Over Parador $3,268,975 $67,533 2.07% A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master $3,201,442 33 Apr. 3–5, 1992 White Men Can't Jump $10,188,583 $73,177 0.72% Basic Instinct $10,115,406 34 May 15–17, 1987 Ishtar $4,331,817 $73,754 1.70% The Gate $4,258,063 35 Mar. 8–10, 1985 Witness $4,506,587 $79,197 1.76% Beverly Hills Cop $4,427,390 36 Oct. 28–30, 1983 Never Say Never Again $3,781,141 $79,532 2.10% Richard Pryor: Here and Now $3,701,609 37 Jul. 3–5, 1992 Batman Returns $13,823,658 $84,202 0.61% A League of Their Own $13,739,456 38 Oct. 11–13, 1996 The Ghost and the Darkness $9,215,063 $86,048 0.93% The First Wives Club $9,129,015 39 Mar. 6–8, 1987 Lethal Weapon $6,829,949 $86,237 1.26% A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors $6,743,712 40 Oct. 22–24, 1993 The Beverly Hillbillies $7,178,556 $87,834 1.22% Demolition Man $7,090,722 41 May 6–8, 1983 Flashdance $3,385,578 $89,856 2.65% Doctor Detroit $3,295,722 42 May 6–8, 1994 With Honors $3,741,737 $96,222 2.57% Four Weddings and a Funeral $3,645,515 43 Sept. 5–7, 2003 Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star $6,660,540 $98,532 1.48% Jeepers Creepers 2 $6,562,008

[Brainbug]

Finally saw IT today and it was fantastic! Basically everything i wanted out of it.

[Finnick]

40 minutes ago, a2knet said:

You would have to go way back to 1997 when Liar Liar successfully pipped Anaconda, with the Saint holding very well and Pointe Blank opening.

 

1

1

Liar Liar

Uni.

$10,807,561

-20.7%

2,880

+2

$4,029

$120,015,240

-

4

2

N

Anaconda

Sony

$10,807,562

-

2,456

-

$4,867

$10,807,562

-

1

3	2	The Saint	Par.	$10,807,563	-33.6%	2,449	+142	$4,413	$35,401,797	-	2
4	N	Grosse Pointe Blank	BV	$10,807,564	-	2,027	-	$5,199	$10,807,564	-	1

 

 

Without any actual numbers a2knet is being ''NOCTISICE'', Way to go @a2knet you almost got me!! lol

[eddyxx]

15 hours ago, Cochofles said:

Could be worse...

 

 

 

 

 

Half of these films aren't even happening now or on those dates lol

 

 

"Untitled fox/marvel movie"

 

What is the one releasing this weekend?

Edited October 2, 2017 by eddyxx

[CJohn]

@MCKillswitch123 ALL HAIL THE KINGSMAN

 

http://www.ica-ip.pt/fotos/downloads/ranking_fds_28_setembro_a_1_outubro_2017_20280860359d216d5147f9.pdf

 

LEGO Ninjago tho lmao what a flop. Half of LEGO Batman's OW (and well below Storks's OW too). Flatliners opened above Lights Out fucking hell 

[Alli]

I guess they are not gonna report the final numbers today.  maybe because of the attack?

[Maxmoser3]

2 hours ago, Matrix4You said:

1	N	Fight Club	Fox	$11,035,485	-	1,963	-	$5,621	$11,035,485	$63	1
2	1	Double Jeopardy	Par.	$10,231,222	-24.4%	2,936	+23	$3,484	$80,340,361	$70	4
3	N	The Story of Us	Uni.	$9,673,080	-	2,164	-	$4,470	$9,673,080	$50	1

Doesn't count. 

[UNDERDOG]

54 minutes ago, CJohn said:

@MCKillswitch123 ALL HAIL THE KINGSMAN

 

http://www.ica-ip.pt/fotos/downloads/ranking_fds_28_setembro_a_1_outubro_2017_20280860359d216d5147f9.pdf

 

LEGO Ninjago tho lmao what a flop. Half of LEGO Batman's OW (and well below Storks's OW too). Flatliners opened above Lights Out fucking hell 

 

Im pretty sure lights Out opened to 21 million.

[MCKillswitch123]

1 hour ago, CJohn said:

@MCKillswitch123 ALL HAIL THE KINGSMAN

 

http://www.ica-ip.pt/fotos/downloads/ranking_fds_28_setembro_a_1_outubro_2017_20280860359d216d5147f9.pdf

 

LEGO Ninjago tho lmao what a flop. Half of LEGO Batman's OW (and well below Storks's OW too). Flatliners opened above Lights Out fucking hell 

Still pissed off at them for not showing Kingsman here in my town. Fuck them, seriously. And they chose mother! and Ninjago over it, for God's sake.

 

This was Ninjago's OW, speaking of which? HOOOOLY SHIT, not even fucking €100K, my God 

 

Really? Did Lights Out bomb here in Portugal? Shame. Then again, you did tell me that horror doesn't usually overperform, but still.... considering the popularity of the short on YouTube, the WAN factor and the heavy marketing (well, in most of the world)..... aww, at least It and Annabelle 2 are both at nearly 1 million in receipts (HOLY SHIT), so WB/NL have nothing to cry about.

 

And also, DAAAMN at American Made's numbers. That's like 6x what American Assassin made  Is Tom Cruise really that much of a draw here in PT? And Hitman's Bodyguard nearing 1M too pleases me. Cars 3 more than 1M behind DM3 is hilarious. Baby Driver under 800K is depressing.

 

11 minutes ago, UNDERDOG said:

 

Im pretty sure lights Out opened to 21 million.

He was talking Portugal specifically.

[That One Girl]

 

$33,123 difference

[Mockingjay Raphael]

URGH, I wanted IT to win the weekend.