Weekend Thread: Rampage 34.5M, AQP 32.6M, ToD 19M, RPO 11.2M, Blockers 10.2M

[narniadis]

11 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

MoviePass is no longer offering unlimited movies for new subscribers; it's now a quarterly subscription for $30 with 4 movies per month and IHeartRadio  

What did people expect to happen LOL the company was always going to be a bait-and-switch

[Mr Impossible]

13 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

MoviePass is no longer offering unlimited movies for new subscribers; it's now a quarterly subscription for $30 with 4 movies per month and IHeartRadio  

I mean that still a damn good deal. Good thing I’m already subscribed! 

[a2k]

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	N	Rampage (2018)	WB (NL)	$34,500,000	-	4,101	-	$8,413	$34,500,000	$120	1
2	1	A Quiet Place	Par.	$32,600,000	-35.1%	3,589	+81	$9,083	$99,635,885	$17	2
3	N	Truth or Dare	Uni.	$19,080,000	-	3,029	-	$6,299	$19,080,000	$3.5	1
4	2	Ready Player One	WB	$11,205,000	-54.5%	3,661	-573	$3,061	$114,607,798	-	3
5	3	Blockers	Uni.	$10,295,000	-49.9%	3,418	+39	$3,012	$36,927,670	$21	2
6	4	Black Panther	BV	$5,342,000	-38.6%	2,180	-567	$2,450	$673,797,522	-	9
7	10	Isle Of Dogs	FoxS	$5,000,000	+9.6%	1,939	+1,385	$2,579	$18,450,864	-	4
8	6	I Can Only Imagine	RAtt.	$3,837,220	-50.8%	2,553	-341	$1,503	$74,988,485	$7	5
9	5	Tyler Perry's Acrimony	LGF	$3,700,000	-55.9%	1,332	-674	$2,778	$37,875,477	-	3
10	7	Chappaquiddick	ENTMP	$3,025,000	-47.5%	1,645	+85	$1,839	$11,006,383	-	2
11	11	The Miracle Season	Mirr/LD	$2,135,000	-46.0%	1,707	-	$1,251	$6,963,836	-	2
12	8	Sherlock Gnomes	Par.	$2,100,000	-61.4%	2,116	-617	$992	$36,923,487	$59	4
13	N	Beirut	BST	$1,655,954	-	755	-	$2,193	$2,028,990	-	1
14	9	Pacific Rim Uprising	Uni.	$1,365,000	-71.7%	1,537	-1,090	$888	$57,516,135	$150	4
15	12	A Wrinkle in Time	BV	$1,208,000	-63.4%	1,112	-589	$1,086	$92,304,220	-	6
16	13	Love, Simon	Fox	$1,000,000	-63.9%	889	-575	$1,125	$39,269,001	$17	5
17	15	Paul, Apostle of Christ	Sony	$575,000	-67.6%	581	-681	$990	$16,358,299	$5	4
18	18	The Death of Stalin	IFC	$474,692	-51.9%	330	-218	$1,438	$6,312,502	-	6
19	14	Tomb Raider	WB	$470,000	-75.6%	502	-1,171	$936	$56,236,569	$94	5
20	19	Peter Rabbit	Sony	$350,000	-63.8%	519	-508	$674	$113,832,652	$50	10

Edited April 15, 2018 by a2knet

[a2k]

Rank*	Title	Friday 4/13 (Estimates)	Saturday 4/14 (Estimates)	Sunday 4/15 (Estimates)	Monday 4/16
1	RAMPAGE (2018) Warner Bros. (New Line) 4,101	$11,550,000 -- / $2,816 $11,550,000 / 1	$13,900,000 +20.3% / $3,389 $25,450,000 / 2	$9,050,000 -34.9% / $2,207 $34,500,000 / 3	N/A
2	A QUIET PLACE Paramount 3,589	$10,500,000 +189.1% / $2,926 $77,535,885 / 8	$13,485,000 +28.4% / $3,757 $91,020,885 / 9	$8,615,000 -36.1% / $2,400 $99,635,885 / 10	N/A
3	TRUTH OR DARE Universal 3,029	$8,290,000 -- / $2,737 $8,290,000 / 1	$6,829,000 -17.6% / $2,255 $15,119,000 / 2	$3,961,000 -42% / $1,308 $19,080,000 / 3	N/A
4	READY PLAYER ONE Warner Bros. 3,661	$2,990,000 +119.9% / $817 $106,392,798 / 16	$4,980,000 +66.6% / $1,360 $111,372,798 / 17	$3,235,000 -35% / $884 $114,607,798 / 18	N/A
5	BLOCKERS Universal 3,418	$3,268,000 +158.3% / $956 $29,901,670 / 8	$4,533,000 +38.7% / $1,326 $34,434,670 / 9	$2,493,000 -45% / $729 $36,927,670 / 10	N/A
6	BLACK PANTHER Buena Vista 2,180	$1,447,000 +130.9% / $664 $669,902,522 / 57	$2,524,000 +74.4% / $1,158 $672,426,522 / 58	$1,371,000 -45.7% / $629 $673,797,522 / 59	N/A
7	ISLE OF DOGS Fox Searchlight 1,939	$1,560,000 +393.5% / $805 $15,010,864 / 22	$2,125,000 +36.2% / $1,096 $17,135,864 / 23	$1,315,000 -38.1% / $678 $18,450,864 / 24	N/A
8	I CAN ONLY IMAGINE Roadside Attractions 2,553	$1,076,225 +103.4% / $422 $72,227,790 / 29	$1,693,560 +57.4% / $663 $73,921,350 / 30	$1,067,135 -37% / $418 $74,988,485 / 31	N/A
9	TYLER PERRY'S ACRIMONY Lionsgate 1,332	$1,090,000 +128.4% / $818 $35,265,477 / 15	$1,630,000 +49.5% / $1,224 $36,895,477 / 16	$980,000 -39.9% / $736 $37,875,477 / 17	N/A
10	CHAPPAQUIDDICK Entertainment Studios 1,645	$850,000 +94.7% / $517 $8,831,383 / 8	$1,300,000 +52.9% / $790 $10,131,383 / 9	$875,000 -32.7% / $532 $11,006,383 / 10	N/A
11	SHERLOCK GNOMES Paramount 2,116	$418,000 +93.7% / $198 $35,241,487 / 22	$1,045,000 +150% / $494 $36,286,487 / 23	$637,000 -39% / $301 $36,923,487 / 24	N/A
12	THE MIRACLE SEASON Mirror/LD 1,707	$634,000 +268.1% / $371 $5,462,836 / 8	$938,000 +47.9% / $550 $6,400,836 / 9	$563,000 -40% / $330 $6,963,836 / 10

[sfran43]

 

[Mr Impossible]

1 minute ago, sfran43 said:

 

It still has Germany and Japan to open.

[That One Girl]

6 minutes ago, a2knet said:

9 14 Tomb Raider WB $470,000 -75.6% 502 -1,171 $936 $56,236,569 $94 5

 

Impressive.

[That One Girl]

38	90	The Hurricane Heist	ENTMP	$1,839	-21.2%	8	-	$230	$6,108,223	$35	6
39	84	Hostiles	ENTMP	$1,520	-60.0%	7	-6	$217	$29,811,680	-	17

 

 

Impressive drop for The Hurricane Heist, but Hostiles unfortunately had a less than stellar drop.  Oh well.

[a2k]

2 minutes ago, That Ambitious Guy said:

 

Impressive.

Needs 57.6 to match Need for Speed's 2.44x multiplier. I think it's gonna fall short by ~0.5m. Impressive, for the best video game movie ever (before Rampage released).

 

[a2k]

So that's good-bye 100, or should we not under-estimate Disney's will power?

15

12

A Wrinkle in Time

BV

$1,208,000

-63.4%

1,112

-589

$1,086

$92,304,220

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[WrathOfHan]

Isle of Dogs is going to limp across 30M. It's unfortunate that it won't hit Moonrise Kingdom numbers, but Anderson's stop motion films aren't appealing to a GA.

[CoolioD1]

Just now, WrathOfHan said:

It's unfortunate that it won't hit Moonrise Kingdom numbers, 

not really.

[manny1234]

9 minutes ago, Mr Impossible said:

It still has Germany and Japan to open.

It already opened in Germany.

[WrathOfHan]

Just now, CoolioD1 said:

not really.

Havent seen it yet but I always want Wes to succeed

[IronJimbo]

11 minutes ago, Mr Impossible said:

It still has Germany and Japan to open.

could be another 20-50m

[Scubasteve716]

With the big storm this weekend and nothing else coming out next weekend I think we see small drops next weekend. Or at least bigger than normal Tuesdays.

[LonePirate]

This was a brutal weekend for pretty much every single film that opened in wide release in March as all or almost all of them suffered their worst drop yet and they all fell over 50%.

[TwoMisfits]

38 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

MoviePass is no longer offering unlimited movies for new subscribers; it's now a quarterly subscription for $30 with 4 movies per month and IHeartRadio  

So, they probably hit their "we affect the market" number (I think they mentioned they'd be 10% of all tickets this month), and now they want to actually attempt profitability...so $10/month for 4 movies (figuring most of these "new" subscribers will probably let 1-2 of those 4 movies expire)...and they get kickbacks on concessions and tickets...that's probably a break-even price for them per subscriber...

 

Did they add a couples/family plan yet, or is it still 100% individually based?

Edited April 15, 2018 by TwoMisfits

[TheDarkKnightOfSteel]

12 minutes ago, manny1234 said:

It already opened in Germany.

Germoney?

[WrathOfHan]

7 minutes ago, LonePirate said:

This was a brutal weekend for pretty much every single film that opened in wide release in March as all or almost all of them suffered their worst drop yet and they all fell over 50%.

The only unexpected one is ICOI, and even that was trending for a drop in the mid-40s based on weekdays. 

5 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

So, they probably hit their "we affect the market" number (I think they mentioned they'd be 10% of all tickets this month), and now they want to actually attempt profitability...so $10/month for 4 movies (figuring most of these "new" subscribers will probably let 1-2 of those 4 movies expire)...and they get kickbacks on concessions and tickets...that's probably a break-even price for them per subscriber...

 

Did they add a couples/family plan yet, or is it still 100% individually based?

I don't think they're getting anything from concessions; that eats right into a theater's profit.