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Tuesday Numbers: Jumanji 10.2, TLJ 7.9 (Asgard)

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Jumanji:  -37%

TLJ:  -44.8%

 

Not great for Jedi, but to illustrate the point that this week will be stronger than the same week of last year, Rogue 1 fell 60% on the same Tuesday.  So the numbers aren't great but it did hold 15% better than R1.

 

Jumanji is the story of the Christmas season.  Sing fell 57% last year on the same day, this held 20% better.  Jumanji is a hair away from 200 million and imo, there's no question it flies past 300 now.  Just looking at this week, it will probably do something like this:

 

Wed:  6.6 (-33%)

Thurs: 6.0 (-9%)

Fri:  9.3 (+55%) it will, imo, have a softer increase than Sing did on the same Friday due to more kids being out of school this week.

Sat:  15.6 (+65%)

Sun:  10.8 (-30%)

 

If it does manage 35 million this coming weekend, that would be an insane hold.  Maybe I'm not doing the math right because if it does this amount, it will already be at 242 million.  300 would be all but locked.

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3 hours ago, CJohn said:

Drops should be harsher than usual today.

 

I don't think they will be.  There will be more people going back to school, but none more than last year.  There's still a significant part of North America that is out of school.

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Psychologically, TLJ is officially topping Rogue One as the biggest Non-Event Huge Blockbuster in the Domestic Top 10.

Every movie in the Top 10 other than those two, has something very special around their runs.

 

It's so huge, but it doesn't feel that way. 

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3 hours ago, Poseidon said:

Psychologically, TLJ is officially topping Rogue One as the biggest Non-Event Huge Blockbuster in the Domestic Top 10.

Every movie in the Top 10 other than those two, has something very special around their runs.

 

It's so huge, but it doesn't feel that way. 

 

It only doesn't feel that way because of what TFA did.  TLJ's run is disappointing, but you can't ever say that a 600 million dollar grossing film isn't huge.

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TLJ Projection

 

7.9 [539.4 cume]

4.7 (-40%) [544.1]

4.3 (-08%) [548.4]

6.0 (+40%) [554.4]

9.6 (+60%) [564.0]

6.4 (-33%) [570.4] // 22.0 weekend (-58.0%)

 

RO added 2.5x it's 4th weekend to the cume. With 4th weekend drop being bigger (58.0% vs 55.5%) with these numbers, worse trending compared to RO and extended holidays coming to an end, 2.5x could be the best TLJ could do imo.

 

570.4 + 22.0*2.5 = 570.4 + 55 = 625.4 dom

 

Over TA and then 630 dom could be realistic targets for TLJ. Even being more optimistic, 650 and JW seem too far away at the moment.

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13 minutes ago, Christmas baumer said:

Jumanji:  -37%

TLJ:  -44.8%

 

Not great for Jedi, but to illustrate the point that this week will be stronger than the same week of last year, Rogue 1 fell 60% on the same Tuesday.  So the numbers aren't great but it did hold 15% better than R1.

 

Jumanji is the story of the Christmas season.  Sing fell 57% last year on the same day, this held 20% better.  Jumanji is a hair away from 200 million and imo, there's no question it flies past 300 now.  Just looking at this week, it will probably do something like this:

 

Wed:  6.6 (-33%)

Thurs: 6.0 (-9%)

Fri:  9.3 (+55%) it will, imo, have a softer increase than Sing did on the same Friday due to more kids being out of school this week.

Sat:  15.6 (+65%)

Sun:  10.8 (-30%)

 

If it does manage 35 million this coming weekend, that would be an insane hold.  Maybe I'm not doing the math right because if it does this amount, it will already be at 242 million.  300 would be all but locked.

35 mln weekend would be just 30% down compared to last weekend, last year sing was almost 52% down. I think even 30 mln weekend would be great hold for jumanji.

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