Daily Numbers | Tuesday 16th Jan | Paddington 2 745k

[a2k]

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle	Sony Pictures	$2,417,425	-66%	3,849	$628	$293,730,029	28
2	(4)	The Post	20th Century Fox	$2,168,347	-41%	2,819	$769	$29,713,238	26
3	(6)	The Commuter	Lionsgate	$1,418,728	-32%	2,892	$491	$17,214,627	5
4	(3)	The Greatest Showman	20th Century Fox	$1,403,721	-62%	2,938	$478	$100,335,176	28
5	(5)	Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Las…	Walt Disney	$1,103,853	-60%	3,090	$357	$596,006,158	33
6	(7)	Insidious: The Last Key	Universal	$937,045	-52%	3,150	$297	$51,531,950	12
7	(2)	Paddington 2	Warner Bros.	$743,704	-81%	3,702	$201	$15,747,063	5
8	(8)	Proud Mary	Sony Pictures	$733,308	-58%	2,125	$345	$12,434,748	5
9	(12)	Darkest Hour	Focus Features	$526,445	-45%	1,693	$311	$37,157,717	56
10	(10)	Pitch Perfect 3	Universal	$504,735	-62%	2,505	$201	$96,830,910	26
11	(13)	Molly’s Game	STX Entertainment	$484,311	-35%	1,708	$284	$21,931,887	23
-	(14)	I, Tonya	Neon	$313,387	-56%	517	$606	$10,969,043	40
13	(15)	The Shape of Water	Fox Searchlight	$308,726	-50%	723	$427	$27,482,485	47
14	(-)	Three Billboards Outside Eb…	Fox Searchlight	$288,750	-48%	1,022	$283	$29,572,630	68
15	(11)	Coco	Walt Disney	$273,831	-79%	1,362	$201	$198,435,809	56
16	(9)	Ferdinand	20th Century Fox	$241,834	-82%	3,156	$77	$77,132,950	33
-	(-)	Lady Bird	A24	$164,065	-58%	652	$252	$37,537,940	75
-	(-)	All the Money in the World	Sony Pictures	$158,181	-39%	1,408	$112	$23,469,048	23
-	(-)	Wonder	Lionsgate	$122,655	-71%	970	$126	$129,139,157	61
-	(-)	Phantom Thread	Focus Features	$115,150	-53%	62	$1,857	$2,588,204	23

[redfirebird2008]

44 minutes ago, the beast said:

holy fuck that drop is amazing compared to -82.4% for NATM and -79% for Sing

 

Look at the Monday drops though. 30% for Jumanji, 15% for Museum, and 4% for Sing.

[Valonqar]

That Commuter hold! 

[WrathOfHan]

Those are some fucking fantastic holds for The Post and The Commuter; the former had the highest PTA in the top 19 by almost $150  

[Rebeccas]

I tried to see The Post last night but there were no good seats left. Makes sense.

[weresweresweres]

Wonder Woman did 3.9 mln in 4th Tuesday, and later less than 90mln. Sing 1 mln, and later 31 mln, based on this number Jumanji will do around 75 mln, natm did 0.82mln and later 59 mln, so based on this number Jumanji will do...   171 mln(12th all-time). So I think historic numbers are useless.

[MovieMan89]

And J and TGS continue to amaze. Those week to week Tuesday holds are only about -32% and -26% respectively. And both have proven to be weekend movies, meaning we should be able to expect drops softer than that for both this weekend. 

Edited January 17, 2018 by MovieMan89

[AndyK]

I am loving Jumunjis run, its a beast

[Valonqar]

can't wait for J to cross 300M. 

[MovieMan89]

How much does J likely have left OS? Wonder if it can hit 850 WW? Sony's profit on it is going to be massive. They may not have even seen this kind of a profit from Skyfall, considering that had a $200m budget and huge marketing campaign. Could very well be their largest profit ever. 

Edited January 17, 2018 by MovieMan89

[MovieMan89]

Kind of random, but looking over Sony's top grossers, I never realized just how much MIB2 really underperformed compared to the first, both DOM and OS. Especially given 5 years worth of significant ticket price inflation. The wait between must have been too long. Should have probably done it two years sooner. All things considered, MIB3 actually did really well.

Edited January 17, 2018 by MovieMan89

[B D Joe]

It wasn't the five years, MIB 2 was just one of the most dissappointing sequels ever.

[Barnack]

28 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

How much does J likely have left OS? Wonder if it can hit 850 WW? Sony's profit on it is going to be massive. They may not have even seen this kind of a profit from Skyfall, considering that had a $200m budget and huge marketing campaign. Could very well be their largest profit ever. 

They made less on Skyfall (57m) than on Grown Up (71.4m) or Superbad (88m), Skyfall was not really a Sony movie like those 2.

 

There largest Sony profits in recent history are

Spider Man 3: $188m (that $154m in bonus and Marvel share did hurt that bottom line quite a bit of that $340m gross margin)

Vinci code: $178m ($130m went away in bonus to the big names of the $310m gross margin)

 

I would imagine Spider 1-2 were above that by a big amount but they were not in the leak.

 

Has for most profitable ever, I imagine it could be in consideration, but the first 2 Spider-Man depending of how much wetn to Marvel obviously, but those merchandise and dvd/vhs sales were nuts:

 

http://www.heraldtribune.com/news/20021105/spider-man-repeats-success-in-video-and-dvd-sales-rentals

The release of “Spider-Man” on DVD and VHS eclipsed other movies as the comic book web-slinger snared $190 million in three days of retail sales this weekend.

 

That is one market and the margin to the studio were the best (for dvds),  2004 was arguably the peak to make money in the domestic market, not even adjusted (that was a 28.5b home ent market, around 42% ! bigger than today if we take inflation into account)

 

Edited January 17, 2018 by Barnack

[MovieMan89]

Just now, B D Joe said:

It wasn't the five years, MIB 2 was just one of the most dissappointing sequels ever.

I don't know the OW is disappointing too though, barely beat the first's OW in spite of the significant inflation and how much bigger in general OWs were becoming in the early '00s vs the 90's. And this was way before RT and instant internet/social media WOM could affect a films OW, so that had nothing to do with the quality. 

[Barnack]

4 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

All things considered, MIB3 actually did really well.

The studio actually lost 28m on that one, it was budgeted to do 760m WW, it was expected to break even at 625m but it didn't achieve to get has good has an retention rate the studio expected and kind of flopped on home video.

 

MIB 3 and Angels&Demons loosing the studio moneys (while movies like The Other Guys made studio moneys) are 2 big example: We never know, people from the exterior, except from the most obvious case if a movie was profitable and for who.

[MovieMan89]

3 minutes ago, Barnack said:

They made less on Skyfall (57m) than on Grown Up (71.4m) or Superbad (88m), Skyfall was not really a Sony movie like those 2.

 

There largest Sony profits in recent history are

Spider Man 3: 188m (that 154m in bonus and Marvel share did hurt that bottom line quite a bit)

Vinci code: 178m (130m went away in bonus to the big names)

 

I would imagine Spider 1-2 were above that by a big amount but they were not in the leak.

I'd have to imagine they'd see a profit of at least 400m on Jumanji. Unless The Rock and Hart are getting a large chunk of the profit. 

[MovieMan89]

4 minutes ago, Barnack said:

The studio actually lost 28m on that one, it was budgeted to do 760m WW, it was expected to break even at 625m but it didn't achieve to get has good has an retention rate the studio expected and kind of flopped on home video.

 

MIB 3 and Angels&Demons loosing the studio moneys (while movies like The Other Guys made studio moneys) are 2 big example: We never know, people from the exterior, except from the most obvious case if a movie was profitable and for who.

Oh yikes, didn't notice that budget for MIB3. Who the hell approved that? Smith must have demanded something absurd for it to be that high. 

[B D Joe]

The first MIB ended on a definite note and the second one had to contrive a storyline to bring TLJ's character back.  I think audiences could smell an unnecessary sequel.

[Barnack]

39 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Oh yikes, didn't notice that budget for MIB3. Who the hell approved that? Smith must have demanded something absurd for it to be that high. 

Smith, Jones, Spielberg, the director, the writers, the movie was giving 90m in bonus before the studio made is first cent (and the co-financiers still 11m in the red)

 

That make the effective budget of the movie at break even point: 340m net. That movie was announced in 2009, still in the bubbles were studio were ready to give a lot to keep people away from the dvd money that just went away a bit surprisingly on them.

 

41 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

I'd have to imagine they'd see a profit of at least 400m on Jumanji. Unless The Rock and Hart are getting a large chunk of the profit. 

They must be getting healthy points yes (johnson production company is involved after all), 400m in profit is a lot for just one players, Radar Picture, Johnson production company and other people will get a share, to give an idea big studio like universal made 697 million gross profit for all their filmed entertainment in 2016 and 1,234m in their giant 2015 year, that include Fandango and revenus made from all the movies libraries not just the new one.

 

1,234m for the Jurassic World + Furious 7 + minions + pitch perfect 2 + 50 shades of grey + straitght out comption + trainwreck + their movies libraries (obviously some of that success bleed into the 2016 result also)

Edited January 18, 2018 by Barnack

[junkshop36]

Those are some solid drops across the board, especially for Jumanji, TC and TGS.