Weekend Estimates (Page 16 if you care): Jumanji 10.9M | Maze Runner 10.5M | Winchester 9.3M | Showman 7.7M | The Post 5.3M | Hostiles 5.2M

[a2k]

This is the first time TGS's Friday (2.26) has fallen below it's OD (2.45). But still higher than it's 2nd day (2.15).

[TalismanRing]

23 minutes ago, tonytr87 said:

 

And hey, maybe it's just me. I just can't get over the fact that Chalamet looks like he's 14 or 15 in the movie. The dude is tiny. 

He doesn't look like 14 or 15 at all.  He looks late teens/early twenties which he was.   His age and size doesn't seem to bother any one in his sex scenes with a woman in the film, played by an actress who's 26 and looks a bit older than the age she's supposedly playing. Nor did they seem to bother any one in Lady Bird.

 

He does look physically slighter and vulnerable next to Hammer because he is, Hammer is a big man. Almost any adult woman would too but that doesn't bother some people because for them women are supposed to be vulnerable to men but men being vulnerable to other men hits a certain button. 

 

 

Edited February 3, 2018 by TalismanRing

[iceni]

Pretty sure they say in the film that he's 17 (almost 18).  

[Alli]

BOring weekend. Next We should be a little more interesting.

[MaxAggressor]

Deadline's revised weekend estimates http://deadline.com/2018/02/maze-runner-winchester-jumanji-super-bowl-weekend-box-office-1202277031/

 

1) Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle  (SONY), 3,553 theaters (-201) / $2.8M Fri (-24%)/3-day: $11M (-32%)/Total:$352.6M/ Wk 7

2) Maze Runner: Death Cure (FOX), 3,793 theaters (+6) / $3M Fri (-%)/3-day: $10M (-38%) /Total: $39.6M/Wk 2

3) Winchester (CBS), 2,480 theaters  / $3.6M Fri (includes $615K previews)/3-day: $8.6M /Wk 1

4) The Greatest Showman  (FOX), 2,588 theaters (-75) / $2.3M Fri (-8%) / 3-day: $7.75M (-19%)/Total: $137.3M/Wk 7

5) Hostiles (EST), 2,934 theaters (+118) / $1.6M  Fri (-51%) /3-day:$5.2M (-48%)/Total: $21M/Wk 7

6) The Post  (FOX/DW), 2,462 theaters (-178) / $1.5M  Fri (-35%) /3-day:$5.1M (-44%)/Total: $67M/Wk 7

7) 12 Strong (WB/ALC), 2,918 theaters (-100) / $1.45M Fri (-36%)/3-day: $4.7M(-45%) /Total: $37.3M/Wk 3

8) Den of Thieves (STX), 2,112 theaters (-320)/ $1.4M Fri (-39%)/3-day: $4.6M (-46%) /Total: $36.2M/Wk 3

9) The Shape of Water  (FSL), 2,341 theaters (+487)  / $1.3M Fri (-19%) /3-day: $4.1M (-31%)/Total: $44.5M/Wk 10

10) Three Billboards…  (FSL), 1,726 theaters (+269)  / $905K Fri (-9%) /3-day: $2.92M (-23%)/Total: $41.68M/Wk 13

[TalismanRing]

I think Deadline is still a bit high on the multipliers for male skewing films (Hostile, 12 Strong & Den Of Thieves)

[TalismanRing]

Pro.BoxOffice.com's W/E Projections

 

WIDE (1000+)

#	TITLE	WEEKEND		LOCATIONS		AVG.	TOTAL	WKS.	DIST.
1	Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle	$10,900,000	-32%	3,352	-201	$3,252	$352,542,752	7	Sony / Columbia
2	Maze Runner: The Death Cure	$9,700,000	-60%	3,793	6	$2,557	$39,260,199	2	Fox
3	Winchester	$9,000,000	—	2,480	—	$3,629	$9,000,000	1	Lionsgate / CBS Films
4	The Greatest Showman	$7,800,000	-18%	2,588	-75	$3,014	$137,475,172	7	Fox
5	Hostiles	$5,400,000	-47%	2,934	118	$1,840	$21,114,414	7	Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures
6	The Post	$5,300,000	-42%	2,462	-178	$2,153	$67,284,510	7	20th Century Fox
7	12 Strong	$4,600,000	-47%	2,918	-100	$1,576	$37,193,553	3	Warner Bros.
8	Den of Thieves	$4,600,000	-47%	2,112	-320	$2,178	$36,200,932	3	STX Entertainment
9	The Shape of Water	$4,300,000	-27%	2,341	487	$1,837	$44,580,050	10	Fox Searchlight
10	Paddington 2	$3,200,000	-44%	2,388	-404	$1,340	$36,403,679	4	Warner Bros.
11	Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri	$3,000,000	-22%	1,726	269	$1,738	$41,764,051	17	Fox Searchlight
12	I, Tonya	$2,600,000	-14%	1,450	490	$1,793	$22,683,885	9	Neon
13	Darkest Hour	$2,400,000	-17%	1,486	153	$1,615	$48,823,157	11	Focus Features
14	Forever My Girl	$2,300,000	-36%	1,427	3	$1,612	$12,561,654	3	Roadside Attractions/LD Entertainment
15	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	$2,200,000	-48%	1,467	-278	$1,500	$614,316,780	8	Disney
16	Phantom Thread	$2,200,000	-26%	1,186	165	$1,855	$14,234,109	6	Focus Features
17	Coco	$1,700,000	18%	1,636	1015	$1,039	$204,759,729	11	Disney
18	The Commuter	$1,700,000	-50%	1,494	-317	$1,138	$34,299,747	4	Lionsgate
19	Insidious: The Last Key	$1,300,000	-59%	1,253	-648	$1,038	$65,590,960	5	Universal

LIMITED (100 — 999)

#	TITLE	WEEKEND		LOCATIONS		AVG.	TOTAL	WKS.	DIST.
1	Ferdinand	$625,000	-39%	575	-100	$1,087	$81,389,633	8	Fox
2	Wonder (2017)	$270,000	-37%	256	-93	$1,055	$130,989,515	12	Lionsgate
3	Thor: Ragnarok	$250,000	37%	204	54	$1,225	$314,001,273	14	Disney
4	Daddy’s Home 2	$85,000	-44%	125	-20	$680	$103,871,796	13	Paramount

PLATFORM (1 — 99)

#	TITLE	WEEKEND		LOCATIONS		AVG.	TOTAL	WKS.	DIST.
No records.

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[filmlover]

26 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

I think Deadline is still a bit high on the multipliers for male skewing films (Hostile, 12 Strong & Den Of Thieves)

Yeah, they're all gonna be dropping about 70% or so tomorrow.

[DAJK]

Jumanji practically guaranteed to be the #2 movie of 2017 at my theatre. It's going to pass our equivalent of 500M today, and it's going to be around until fifty Shades at least, and we might keep it an extra week till black panther. Either way, it's likely to pass BatB's 507.9M here to be the #2

[Mojoguy]

I guess Deadline forgot Sunday is the Super Bowl because no way in hell is MR3 not dropping over 50% this weekend.

[WrathOfHan]

100M is dead for The Post.

[CJohn]

4 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

100M is dead for The Post.

It is dead since January 12.

[Hiccup23]

10 hours ago, Krissykins said:

Aw man I was hoping Winchester would stay above $10m.

 

The expansions for I Tonya and CBMYN suck. Hopefully I Tonya can drag itself to $30m eventually. 

 

I am hoping for a push for I, Tonya with the Winter Olympics. If not, it will be a huge missed opportunity. 

[WrathOfHan]

3 minutes ago, Hiccup23 said:

 

I am hoping for a push for I, Tonya with the Winter Olympics. If not, it will be a huge missed opportunity. 

Good luck convincing theaters after this weekend's PTA.

[Krissykins]

4 minutes ago, Hiccup23 said:

 

I am hoping for a push for I, Tonya with the Winter Olympics. If not, it will be a huge missed opportunity. 

Seeing the film on Tuesday at a preview, not out here officially til 23rd

[Krissykins]

1 minute ago, WrathOfHan said:

Good luck convincing theaters after this weekend's PTA.

Pretty sure he means a marketing push. 

[cmbbox2390]

38 minutes ago, CJohn said:

It is dead since January 12.

Why no love for Steven Spielberg anymore? He hasn’t had a big box office hit since Lincoln in 2012. Hopefully Ready Player One is great and make blockbuster money because studios might not rely on him anymore if it fails.

[Barnack]

2 hours ago, MaxAggressor said:

3-day: $10M (-38%)

Look like they took making 38% of the first weekend for a -38% or something like that.

1 hour ago, Mojoguy said:

I guess Deadline forgot Sunday is the Super Bowl because no way in hell is MR3 not dropping over 50% this weekend.

Typo I think

Edited February 3, 2018 by Barnack

[narniadis]

Spielberg is old hat at this point.... (note just making a comment, not my personal belief.) Most of the young folks I hear talk about film these days recognize him as a big past director, but not today. And admittedly it has been 10 years (!) since he has truly done a blockbuster in the vein of the General Audience Blockbuster. His production company has been busy but his focus on smaller films (or no films depending on the year) hasn't cemented him to the newest generation of film-goers. 

 

That and the fact that while competently made (and among my 10 ten each year) his last several films have been very by the books - almost to the point of being another Clint Eastwood.

[filmlover]

2 hours ago, WrathOfHan said:

100M is dead for The Post.

It'll resurrect itself before the Oscars on its way to making your $200M controversial prediction come true.