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Weekend Thread: 50SF - 38.8m, PR - 25m, 15:17 - 12.6m

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Universal’s feature adaptation of Fifty Shades Freedthe last chapter in E.L. James BDSM trilogy minted $5.6M last night at 3,150 theaters. That’s a great start considering it’s only 2% behind last year’s preview night cash for Fifty Shades Darker.

 

Previews weren’t held last night for Warner Bros./Village Roadshow’s American hero Clint Eastwood drama The 15:17 to Paris and Sony Animation’s Peter RabbitBoth are respectively expected to draw around $10M-$12M and $20M-ish for the weekend.

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Audience scores:

 

Peter Rabbit: 75%

Fifty Shades: 60%

15:17 to Paris: 57%

 

Darker was at 68% around noon EST last year, so this is a biiiiiig drop.

The other two have under 1k votes, so who knows how reliable they are right now. We'll get a better sense of their WOM later.

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Matching Darker is quite impressive. I'm guessing this weekend overall will still be down quite a bit from the $188M of last year since Peter Rabbit and The 15:17 to Paris won't pull anywhere close to the numbers of The Lego Batman Movie and John Wick 2 from last year, though that should even out next weekend with the Black Panther storm lurking around the corner.

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3 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Audience scores:

 

Peter Rabbit: 75%

Fifty Shades: 60%

15:17 to Paris: 57%

 

Darker was at 68% around noon EST last year, so this is a biiiiiig drop.

The other two have under 1k votes, so who knows how reliable they are right now. We'll get a better sense of their WOM later.

Peter Rabbit and 15:17 to Paris didn't have Thursday previews so those are probably fake scores lol.

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as expected. There is no reason why 53 will drop much from 52. The drop off from people who watched it for the "event" was after the first one. Anyone who went to see the second one will like the series enough to see the third one. Don't know why there were so many sub 40 predictions.

 

and yes, 51, 52, and 53 are the new abbreviations for Fifty Shades 1, 2, 3.

 

9 minutes ago, ChD said:

For someone out of the touch with this forum and box office in general, what do people consider Jumanji's chances to hit 1b worldwide are?

None, it could only have happened if it did better in China. It did fine but China has ended its run so no way there is 140M left in the tank, even if Japan does well.

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1 minute ago, filmlover said:

Peter Rabbit and 15:17 to Paris didn't have Thursday previews so those are probably fake scores lol.

Why do you Americans think you're the only country in the world?

 

15:17 to paris had a Wednesday release in France (you know, the country in which the films set and which city is in the TITLE), and a Thursday release in 5 further markets. Also just because it's now 9am in America, doesn't mean no one else has had all day to watch the film.

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If memory serves correctly, and looking back on previous threads.

Rabbit is about the same as Ninjago when it first started and both had no previews. Then again, Ninjago opened early.

15:17 I have no good comps for.

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53 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Only three people in the Derby predicted over 40M for FSF, and the highest prediction was 42M :jeb!: 

I put 42m in the derby, so I got the highest prediction. Good, good!

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