Daily Numbers | Tuesday 27th Feb | BP 10.2m Game Night 1.9m Annihilation 1.21m

[a2k]

14 minutes ago, grey ghost said:

This is obviously a weekend movie.

 

Mostly due to being family friendly, deflated week days and minorities preferring to see movies on the weekend (anecdotal take).

 

Last weekend's hold was beast mode.

 

I'm guessing around 67 m with an outside shot of 70 m.

DP added 2.5x the 3rd weekend to it's cume. 

If BP does 65 weekend for 500 then with 2.5x more it gets to 500 + 162.5 = 662.5, just over Titanic for #3 dom all time.

[aabattery]

Go Game Night

 

[a2k]

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Black Panther	Walt Disney	$10,100,000	+25%	4,020	$2,512	$421,811,738	12
-	(2)	Game Night	Warner Bros.	$1,902,236	+46%	3,488	$545	$20,210,712	5
-	(3)	Annihilation	Paramount Pictures	$1,212,858	+25%	2,012	$603	$13,258,603	5
-	(5)	Peter Rabbit	Sony Pictures	$840,095	+49%	3,707	$227	$72,910,688	19
-	(6)	Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle	Sony Pictures	$452,614	+46%	2,519	$180	$388,048,058	70
-	(7)	The 15:17 to Paris	Warner Bros.	$451,057	+53%	2,752	$164	$32,977,100	19
-	(8)	The Greatest Showman	20th Century Fox	$377,452	+45%	1,601	$236	$161,415,847	70
-	(11)	Three Billboards Outside Eb…	Fox Searchlight	$200,706	+62%	691	$290	$50,476,426	110
-	(12)	The Post	20th Century Fox	$176,656	+53%	795	$222	$79,181,265	68
-	(10)	The Shape of Water	Fox Searchlight	$163,386	+8%	721	$227	$55,680,208	89
-	(13)	Samson	Pure Flix Entertain…	$128,315	+40%	1,140	$113	$3,963,017	12
-	(-)	Maze Runner: The Death Cure	20th Century Fox	$98,674	+47%	952	$104	$56,495,066	33

[PenguinHyphy]

3 hours ago, KP1025 said:

There's definitely a lot of casual moviegoers in the GA who watch it still. For reference, the Oscars had about 33 million viewers in the US alone last year (or about one third the number that watched the Superbowl). Deadpool dropped 43% that Sunday instead of its usual mid-30% despite being a CBM.

And Get Out only dropped 20% on Oscar Sunday. The people who are going to want to watch Black Panther on Sunday are going to see Black Panther Oscars or no Oscars. It has been putting up insane numbers with the Winter Olympics airing, so people who want to sit and watch the Oscars are not going to affect it. In addition, the awards season movies have performed terribly this season. Get Out and Dunkirk performed great, but they were released outside award season. If the Best Picture nominees were just from the fall, as is usually the case, the nominees make the lowest-grossing batch in recent years. The nominees are what usually affects the ratings. 

Edited February 28, 2018 by PenguinHyphy

[PenguinHyphy]

2 hours ago, Barnack said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_watched_television_broadcasts_in_the_United_States#2017

 

More than a world series game and some NFL playoff games, I imagine because there is a high proportion of frequent movie goer watching, make the effect a bit bigger.

Barely beating a random wildcard game says more about football's audience than it does about the Oscars. 

[Barnack]

5 minutes ago, PenguinHyphy said:

Barely beating a random wildcard game says more about football's audience than it does about the Oscars. 

I am missing your point here I think (I am not an american).

[Ms Lady Hawk]

10.204 for BP

Daily Domestic Chart for Tuesday February 27th, 2018

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		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Black Panther	Walt Disney	$10,204,038	+26%	4,020	$2,538	$421,915,776	12
2	(2)	Game Night	Warner Bros.	$1,902,236	+46%	3,488	$545	$20,210,712	5
3	(3)	Annihilation	Paramount Pictures	$1,212,858	+25%	2,012	$603	$13,258,603	5
4	(5)	Peter Rabbit	Sony Pictures	$840,095	+49%	3,707	$227	$72,910,688	19
5	(4)	Fifty Shades Freed	Universal	$770,085	+34%	3,265	$236	$91,138,680	19
6	(6)	Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle	Sony Pictures	$452,614	+46%	2,519	$180	$388,048,058	70
7	(7)	The 15:17 to Paris	Warner Bros.	$451,057	+53%	2,752	$164	$32,977,100	19
8	(8)	The Greatest Showman	20th Century Fox	$377,452	+45%	1,601	$236	$161,415,847	70
9	(11)	Three Billboards Outside Eb…	Fox Searchlight	$200,706	+62%	691	$290	$50,476,426	110
10	(12)	The Post	20th Century Fox	$176,656	+53%	795	$222	$79,181,265	68
11	(10)	The Shape of Water	Fox Searchlight	$163,386	+8%	721	$227	$55,680,208	89
12	(13)	Samson	Pure Flix Entertain…	$128,315	+40%	1,140	$113	$3,963,017	12
13	(14)	Early Man	Lionsgate	$124,078	+37%	2,494	$50	$7,068,220	12
14	(-)	Maze Runner: The Death Cure	20th Century Fox	$98,674	+47%	952	$104	$56,495,066	33
15	(-)	Winchester	CBS Films	$93,609	+26%	852	$110	$23,902,959	26
-	(15)	Darkest Hour	Focus Features	$90,605	+7%	795	$114	$54,641,112	98
-	(-)	Phantom Thread

Edited February 28, 2018 by Ms Lady Hawk

[MaxAggressor]

1

(1)

Black Panther

Walt Disney

$10,204,038

+26%

4,020

$2,538

$421,915,776

12

Edited February 28, 2018 by MaxAggressor

[Porthos]

	Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Black Panther	Walt Disney	$10,204,038	+26%	4,020	$2,538	$421,915,776	12
2	(2)	Game Night	Warner Bros.	$1,902,236	+46%	3,488	$545	$20,210,712	5
3	(3)	Annihilation	Paramount Pictures	$1,212,858	+25%	2,012	$603	$13,258,603	5
4	(5)	Peter Rabbit	Sony Pictures	$840,095	+49%	3,707	$227	$72,910,688	19
5	(4)	Fifty Shades Freed	Universal	$770,085	+34%	3,265	$236	$91,138,680	19
6	(6)	Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle	Sony Pictures	$452,614	+46%	2,519	$180	$388,048,058	70
7	(7)	The 15:17 to Paris	Warner Bros.	$451,057	+53%	2,752	$164	$32,977,100	19
8	(8)	The Greatest Showman	20th Century Fox	$377,452	+45%	1,601	$236	$161,415,847	70
9	(11)	Three Billboards Outside Eb…	Fox Searchlight	$200,706	+62%	691	$290	$50,476,426	110
10	(12)	The Post	20th Century Fox	$176,656	+53%	795	$222	$79,181,265	68
11	(10)	The Shape of Water	Fox Searchlight	$163,386	+8%	721	$227	$55,680,208	89
12	(13)	Samson	Pure Flix Entertain…	$128,315	+40%	1,140	$113	$3,963,017	12
13	(14)	Early Man	Lionsgate	$124,078	+37%	2,494	$50	$7,068,220	12
14	(-)	Maze Runner: The Death Cure	20th Century Fox	$98,674	+47%	952	$104	$56,495,066	33
15	(-)	Winchester	CBS Films	$93,609	+26%	852	$110	$23,902,959	26

[PenguinHyphy]

5 minutes ago, Barnack said:

I am missing your point here I think (I am not an american).

 

That I figured. 

Edited February 28, 2018 by PenguinHyphy

[narniadis]

As I said earlier today when I said Panther's increase was good not great (and I am right, now that you can see all the films in context) it is obvious that the large/premium screens (non-discounted) as well as the sheer amount of demand are tempering the swings a bit. Panther should by nature then have a smaller drop today than most films.

 

Not sure what it says when Annihilation is the only film in the top 10 to increase less than Panther since it's more adult audience should have been a boost to it. NOT being negative toward Panther (as some were earlier insinuating), I just find the number differences interesting.

[Premium George]

Samson

Pure Flix Entertain…

$128,315

+40%

1,140

$113

$3,963,017

12

 

What Went Wrong?

There are 50000 screens in North America. Let's say Samson was released in 20000 screens. That's approx 2,000,000 seats. At $8 per ticket, that's $16m per show. At 3 shows per day, it should be $48m per day. That make for a above $100m OW.

As we can see Samson didn't come anywhere close to what it deserve. Is the present day moral corruption to blame? Or control of Disney on humankind? 

WHAT WENT WRONG?

[Jake Gittes]

2 minutes ago, Premium George said:

Samson

Pure Flix Entertain…

$128,315

+40%

1,140

$113

$3,963,017

12

 

What Went Wrong?

There are 50000 screens in North America. Let's say Samson was released in 20000 screens. That's approx 2,000,000 seats. At $8 per ticket, that's $16m per show. At 3 shows per day, it should be $48m per day. That make for a above $100m OW.

As we can see Samson didn't come anywhere close to what it deserve. Is the present day moral corruption to blame? Or control of Disney on humankind? 

WHAT WENT WRONG?

God is testing us.

[Dreamstar74]

 

[MovieMan89]

3 hours ago, Premium George said:

Samson

Pure Flix Entertain…

$128,315

+40%

1,140

$113

$3,963,017

12

 

What Went Wrong?

There are 50000 screens in North America. Let's say Samson was released in 20000 screens. That's approx 2,000,000 seats. At $8 per ticket, that's $16m per show. At 3 shows per day, it should be $48m per day. That make for a above $100m OW.

As we can see Samson didn't come anywhere close to what it deserve. Is the present day moral corruption to blame? Or control of Disney on humankind? 

WHAT WENT WRONG?

Satan. 

[dxmatrixdt]

for the sake of the future of mankind, I hope Black Panther ends its run at 666.00 million.

[commendable]

I still think it's going to get 75 million so

[dashrendar44]

4 hours ago, Premium George said:

Samson

Pure Flix Entertain…

$128,315

+40%

1,140

$113

$3,963,017

12

 

What Went Wrong?

There are 50000 screens in North America. Let's say Samson was released in 20000 screens. That's approx 2,000,000 seats. At $8 per ticket, that's $16m per show. At 3 shows per day, it should be $48m per day. That make for a above $100m OW.

As we can see Samson didn't come anywhere close to what it deserve. Is the present day moral corruption to blame? Or control of Disney on humankind? 

WHAT WENT WRONG?

 

Delilah cut Samson's hairy legs too. 

[vc2002]

1 hour ago, Matrix4You said:

for the sake of the future of mankind, I hope Black Panther ends its run at 666.00 million.

 

for the sake of the future of RTH keeping providing the numbers , I hope Black Panther ends its run at 696.969 million.