WEEKEND Box Office: BOO-21.6M; Geostorm-13.3M; OTB-6M; Snowman-3.4M

[Eric Prime]

3 minutes ago, aabattery said:

 

[Rman823]

14 minutes ago, aabattery said:

 

[Blaze Heatnix]

12 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

 

ONLY THE BRAVE (2017)

 

I'm really curious about The Snowman's score on cinemascore... Movie is at 10% with a 27% audience score on RT.

 

[Deja23]

1 minute ago, Blaze Heatnix said:

 

I'm really curious about The Snowman's score on cinemascore... Movie is at 10% with a 27% audience score on RT.

 

I'd give it a D only because I don't think any movie deserves a F. You could sense the relief everyone felt when it finally ended.

[That One Girl]

3 minutes ago, Deja23 said:

I don't think any movie deserves a F.

 

BATB (2017) says otherwise

[Frozen]

Edited October 21, 2017 by Frozen

[Frozen]

Omg I was searching for cool snowman pics and apparently snowman porn is a real thing....

[That One Girl]

1 minute ago, Frozen said:

Omg I was searching for cool snowman pics and apparently snowman porn is a real thing....

 

It is?

 

*unzips pants*

[robertman2]

1 minute ago, That One Guy said:

 

It is?

 

*unzips pants*

do not

[Ethan Hunt]

 

[Eric Prime]

6 minutes ago, Frozen said:

Omg I was searching for cool snowman pics and apparently snowman porn is a real thing....

[Deja23]

22 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

 

BATB (2017) says otherwise

 

I liked that movie.... 

 

 

Edit: I mean I liked BatB (2017) for what it was, a live action copy of the animated movie with a couple of new songs. Maybe it's a nostalgia thing, but I was happy with it. 

Edited October 21, 2017 by Deja23

[Ryan Reynolds]

GEOSTORM (2017)
ONLY THE BRAVE (2017)
SNOWMAN, THE (2017)

[a2k]

BR49's OW had big previews and Sunday was inflated due to Columbus Day Mon, and despite that it fell only 53% in the 2nd weekend. So was sure of a sub-50% and actually a sub-45% drop in the 3rd weekend. Another 53% drop for 7.4m feels a bit underwhelming and makes 90m suspect even if possible.

 

66.85 + 7.4 = 74.25 cume after the weekend. Then 2x more gives 74.25+7.4*2 = 89.05m

 

It's pulling in older audiences than Thor3 will attract but a sizable drop next-to-next weekend is on cards. So adding much more than 2x the weekend will be tough.

[lab276]

4 minutes ago, a2knet said:

BR49's OW had big previews and Sunday was inflated due to Columbus Day Mon, and despite that it fell only 53% in the 2nd weekend. So was sure of a sub-50% and actually a sub-45% drop in the 3rd weekend. Another 53% drop for 7.4m feels a bit underwhelming and makes 90m suspect even if possible.

 

66.85 + 7.4 = 74.25 cume after the weekend. Then 2x more gives 74.25+7.4*2 = 89.05m

 

It's pulling in older audiences than Thor3 will attract but a sizable drop next-to-next weekend is on cards. So adding much more than 2x the weekend will be tough.

 

Was there an update?

[Maxmoser3]

As for Studios in 2017, WB has enjoyed so far 8 hits, 2 mixed-bags, 7 bombs. Universal has had 9 hits, 4 bombs. Disney has had 3 hits, and a toss-up. Lionsgate has had 8 hits, 5 bombs. Paramount is on life support for 2017. Sony has two overseas successes, 3 hits, 3-5 duds. Fox has had 4 or 5. Kingsman could sneak past $100 million, and have overseas numbers. The Mountain Between Us could break-even. 

 

As for studios for quarter 4, Universal is enjoying profit on Happy Death Day this month, and Thank For Your Service and Snowman will be flops. Pitch Perfect 3 will be a hit even though it will drop from its predecessor. Disney has Thor, Coco, and Star Wars in the holidays.

 

Thor should do north of $100 million ow and do $250-$300 million stateside, and $500-$550 million overseas and make $750-$850 million WW. 

 

Coco will do $50-$55 million and do $205 million in the states, and do $250 million  overseas and make a majority of its cash internationally in South America. 

 

Star Wars will do $210-$220 million ow, and do $750 million in the states and make $1.2 billion overseas. But would still be a nice hit to end 2017. 

 

WB I already said their next round, which Justice League is their true next profit.

 

Sony has The Star which could be overshadowed by Coco. Jumanji could do modest numbers in the states, and overseas should be better. 

 

Fox just has Showman which could also do ok numbers, not Les Miserables or La La Land. But $65 million stateside and overseas will make a helping. Murder On Orient Express could play like last year's Arrival. 

 

Paramount has their next possible dud or hit, Daddy's Home 2 which is smacked right in between Bad Moms, Thor, and Justice League. More likely a Dumb & Dumber To type of run is going to happen.

 

A look at the future to end this, 2017 sneaks past the record... but 2018 will be interesting. January will have Star Wars, Pitch Perfect, and Showman make some decent money in the first month of the year. 

 

Predictions for January 2018.

Insidious 4: $18-$20 million ow/ $40-$50 million domestic

Proud Mary: $25-$30 million ow/ $75-$85 million domestic 

The Commuter: $11-$13 million ow/ $30-$40 million domestic 

 

February 2018

Cloverfield: $19 million ow/ $50 million domestic 

Fifty Shades Freed: $38-$40 million/$95 million domestic 

Black Panther: $85 million ow/ $235 million domestic 

 

March 2018

Alpha: $14 million ow/ $45 million domestic

Red Sparrow: $24 million ow/ $70 million domestic 

Game Night: $15 million ow/ $40 million domestic

Tomb Raider: $45 million ow/ $120 million domestic 

Pacific Rim 2: $30 million ow/ $80 million domestic 

Ready Player One: $50 million ow/ $170 million 

 

April

New Mutants: $70 million ow/$210 million domestic 

Overboard: $16 million ow/ $55 million domestic 

The Pact: $20 million ow/ $55 million domestic 

 

May

Infinity War: $175 million ow/$415 million domestic 

Life Of The Party: $17 million ow/ $50 million domestic 

Slenderman: $15 million ow/ $35 million domestic 

A Star Is Born: $45 million ow/ $145 million domestic 

Solo: $150 million ow/ $455 million domestic 

 

June

Deadpool 2: $115 million ow/ $300 million domestic 

Oceans 8: $42 million ow/ $115 million domestic 

Incredibles 2: $90 million ow/ $285 million domestic 

Jurassic World 2: $180 million ow/ $420 million

I Feel Pretty: $15 million ow/ $50 million domestic 

Sicario 2: $17 million ow/ $55 million domestic 

Tag: $13 million ow/ $40 million domestic 

 

July

Purge 4: $28 million ow/ $70 million domestic 

Ant Man 2: $70 million ow/ $205 million domestic 

The Nun: $35 million ow/ $100 million domestic 

Skyscraper: $50 million ow/ $135 million domestic

Mission Impossible 6(if it happens): $55 million ow/ $165 million domestic 

Alita: $18 million ow/ $45 million domestic 

Teen Titans: $28 million ow/ $55 million domestic 

 

August

Equalizer 2: $35 million ow/ $100 million domestic 

The Predator: $30 million ow/ $70 million domestic 

The Meg: $40 million ow/ $110 million domestic 

Barbie: $25 million ow/ $100 million domestic 

Happytime Murders: $10 million ow/ $25-$35 million domestic

Cadaver: $12 million ow/ $30 million  domestic 

 

September 

Goosebumps 2:$25 million ow/ $70 million domestic 

Night School: $30 million ow/ $105 million domestic 

 

October 

First Man: $26 million ow/ $105 million domestic

Venom: $45 million ow/ $130 million 

Halloween: $30 million ow/ $85 million domestic 

 

November

Dark Phoenix:$60 million ow/ $175 million domestic

Mulan: $70 million ow/ $210 million domestic 

The Grinch: $75 million ow/ $205 million domestic 

Holmes & Watson: $25 million ow/ $75 million domestic 

Fantastic Beasts 2: $65 million ow/ $220 million domestic 

Ralph Breaks The Internet: $47 million ow/ $195 million domestic 

Widows: $16 million ow/ $50 million domestic 

 

December 

Animated Spider-Man: $90 million ow/ $290 million domestic 

Aquaman: $105 million ow/ $380 million domestic 

Bumblebee: $35 million ow/ $100 million domestic

 Mary Poppins: $27 million ow/ $105 million domestic 

 

Other films include HT3 with an opening weekend of $37 million and a domestic total of $125 million domestic. Other films are we"ll see.

 

2018 should be a year to follow with potential bigger hits. 2017 was a little bit both of feast and famine.

 

but  as for horror films, and modest  budget films without blockbuster stars. 2017 is definitely a great year to talk about. 

[MrPink]

10 minutes ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

GEOSTORM (2017)
ONLY THE BRAVE (2017)
SNOWMAN, THE (2017)

 

Cue the gif.

[a2k]

3 minutes ago, lab276 said:

 

Was there an update?

Using Deadline's 2.1 Friday/7.2-7.4 weekend.

No update after that but I just came across that number.

[Zakiyyah6]

I don't need Cinemascore to tell me that Mister Police will be disliked by audiences.

[aabattery]

5 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

Cue the gif.