salvador-232 Posted November 5, 2018 Author Share Posted November 5, 2018 (edited) Weekend Placement's, November 1st to 4th Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody 2 Halloween Venom Venom Venom 3 Venom Halloween The Nutcracker The Nutcracker 4 Smallfoot The Nutcracker Halloween Halloween 5 The Nutcracker Smallfoot Smallfoot Smallfoot Bohemian Rhapsody managed a historic opening of 1,3M USD and 220.665 admissions over the weekend. This narrowly beat Twilight-Dawn part 2 for the record of the biggest OW ever in November -admissions wise-. This is obviously inflated by the 4-day holiday weekend + fan rush, so it could be frontloaded but it is still a brilliant result. The Nutcracker rose over the weekend but the end result will likely be bad, though not terribly so, it must have already outgrossed Wrinkle in Time. For the month the next big things are Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes on Grindelwald on November 15th and Wi-Fi Ralph (yes, that's the latin spanish title) on November 23rd (The Grinch opens here on December 6th) The sequels of both movies did similar numbers 550-600k admissions. Ralph is the least successful "modern" Disney Animation movie so it will be interesting if the sequel can reach the viewers of the other movies (which are all very consistent in the 900k range) Edited November 5, 2018 by salvador-232 5 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 7, 2018 Author Share Posted November 7, 2018 Week from October 25th to 31st Admission Gross in CLP Change Total Admission Total Gross Week # 1 Venom 62.551 186 M -36% 564.200 1,975 B 4 2 Halloween 61.110 173 M 5% 119.503 391 M 2 3 Smallfoot 43.367 117 M -16% 472.350 1,240 B 5 4 Contra el Demonio 27.590 79 M New 27.590 79 M 1 5 Peppermint 15.284 44 M -45% 43.182 124 M 2 6 A Star is Born 13.002 44 M -30% 68.944 227 M 3 7 Goosebumps 2 10.787 30 M -26% 68.870 199 M 2 8 Bohemian Rhapsody 10.695 42 M - 10.695 42 M - 9 Papillon 8.728 26 M New 8.806 26 M 1 10 Harry-Potter Marathon 7.615 16 M 37% 11.606 24M 2 This week was one of the weakest of the year, with just 286k admissions (a mark that Bohemian Rhapsody will probably reach by itself when the current week is reported) Venom led very narrowly against Halloween which surprised with an increase! Local movie Contra el Demonio was a disappointment but not a bomb. Is already the second largest local release of the year (that is very sad). Bohemian Rhapsody Wednesday previews were huge with over 10k admissions, surpassing the week total of the other new release Papillon. 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 9, 2018 Author Share Posted November 9, 2018 Actuals on USD from last weekend. 1 Bohemian Rhapsody Fox $1,259,970 - 179 - $7,039 $1,259,970 1 2 The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Disney $283,806 - n/a - n/a $283,806 1 3 Venom (2018) Sony $259,384 +23.2% 68 -43 $3,814 $3,174,557 5 4 Halloween (2018) UPI $233,058 +12.8% 63 -4 $3,699 $816,792 3 10 Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween Sony $27,663 -23.7% 20 -34 $1,383 $319,776 4 - The House With A Clock In Its Walls UPI $265 - 1 - $265 $491,286 7 After months there's finally enough films reported to be worth a post. Fox even bothered to report Bohemian Rhapsody gross! It was a bit under $1,3M USD but still very good. Nutcracker opening is similar to The House With a Clock and will likely end with a similar gross and poor legs. It has already fallen below Smallfoot on dailies placements. Venom and Halloween increased thanks to the holidays. Venom outgrossed GOTG2 on USD but it doesn't have much steam left. The same with Halloween, will probably crawl over 1M USD. 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 13, 2018 Author Share Posted November 13, 2018 Weekend Placement's, November 8st to 11th Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody 2 Venom Venom The Nutcracker The Nutcracker 3 Halloween Halloween Venom Smallfoot 4 Smallfoot The Nutcracker Smallfoot Venom 5 The Nutcracker Smallfoot Halloween Halloween Familiar faces this weekend as Overlord was the highest debut at sixth. Venom can't keep going much longer as family movies are much more resilient and leggy, though nutcracker weekend rises are somewhat extreme. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 13, 2018 Author Share Posted November 13, 2018 Week from November 1st to 7th Admission Gross in CLP Change Total Admission Total Gross Week # 1 Bohemian Rhapsody 275.638 1,004 B New 286.333 1,047 B 1 2 Venom 64.372 202 M 3% 628.572 2,178 B 5 3 The Nutcracker 60.416 207 M New 60.416 207 M 1 4 Halloween 58.917 184 M -4% 178.420 575 M 1 5 Smallfoot 52.194 158 M 20% 524.544 1,399 B 6 6 The Siren 19.518 61 M New 19.940 62 M 1 7 Contra el Demonio 17.676 56 M -36% 45.266 135 M 2 8 Peppermint 10.114 33 M -34% 53.296 156 M 3 9 A Star is Born 9.380 35 M -28% 78.324 262 M 4 10 Goosebumps 2 6.218 20 M -42% 75.088 219 M 4 Bohemian Rhapsody posted a giant opening week grossing a billion pesos, reaching already the 20th spot on the yearly gross chart and would have to be very frontloaded to not make it to the top ten. The super 4 day holiday weekend as usual aided more the strongest holdovers. Venom increasing is the last hurra because now the drops will be steep but will end its run as a slightly above average superhero movie. Halloween held almost flat for second week in a row, but should collapse from now on. Smallfoot increased a spectacular 20% thanks to being the only animated movie in theaters. Is now the most attended WBA movie ever and will outgross Storks next week. WB has been very smart this year with the release date of its animated flicks, both Smallfoot and Teen Titans had taken advantage of the huge gaps left by the others studios and have been very successful. Contra el Demonio hold is just okay but that's enough to be on track of beating every Chilean movie of last year. Again, that's just sad. On the new releases, Nutcracker opening almost matched perfectly The House with a Clock on its wall opening. It has a few weeks until Ralph sucks all the air on the family front (In Chile animation >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> live action, as far as family audiences go). The Siren on other hand bombed badly because the horror market is oversaturated. Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald starts its previews today, and they look very good but not amazing. It should do well, especially given that Venom is fading (see this weekend placements) but faces a lot of competition down the road and is unlikely to repeat the Fantastic Legs of the last one so it needs to open higher. 4 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 13, 2018 Author Share Posted November 13, 2018 (edited) Wizarding World Harry Potter Admissions | Gross Philosopher's Stone 707.615 1,354 Billion Chamber of Secrets 537.969 1,107 Billion Prisoner of Azkaban 477.802 1,034 Billion Goblet of Fire 545.605 1,206 Billion Order of the Phoenix 698.406 1,639 Billion Half-Blood Prince 738.070 1,939 Billion Deadly Hallows 698.978 1,879 Billion Deadly Hallows 2 930.484 2,932 Billion Fantastic Beasts Admissions | Gross Fantastic Beasts and where to find them 557.815 1,916 Billion Opening WEEK : 143.848 admissions. 3.87 Multiplier from opening WEEK. (5.1 from just the weekend) The original FB held almost like an animated movie, but as I said FB2 faces a lot of competition down the road Edited November 13, 2018 by salvador-232 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 15, 2018 Author Share Posted November 15, 2018 (edited) Actuals on USD from last Weekend (November 8-11) TW Movie Studio Weekend Gross Change Screens Change / Avg. Gross-to-Date Week 1 Bohemian Rhapsody Fox $834,876 -33.7% 201 +22 $4,154 $2,407,744 2 2 The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Disney $119,352 -58.0% n/a - n/a $422,434 2 3 Venom (2018) Sony $101,771 -60.8% 58 -10 $1,755 $3,311,666 6 5 Halloween (2018) UPI $83,726 -64.1% 64 +1 $1,308 $931,504 4 6 Overlord PPI $67,950 - 61 - $1,114 $80,974 1 Good hold for Bohemian Rhapsody coming from the holidays, everything else crashed and Overlord bombed. In other news, Fantastic Beast's limited previews were seventh on Wednesday. I've never seen previews reported on daily placement's before and is weird that it wasn't reported on Tuesday that had bigger previews (from what I can tell, following Chilean box office is very artisanal) In any case, FB1 OW was around 650K USD and given that BR has held well around the world it could open second and not be a terrible result but let's hope for a strong run that boost the overall box office (which accumulates a fairly anemical growth of 1,38%) Edited November 15, 2018 by salvador-232 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 16, 2018 Author Share Posted November 16, 2018 Week from November 8-14th Admission Gross in CLP Change Total Admission Total Gross Week # 1 Bohemian Rhapsody 218.918 735 M -21% 505.251 1,782 B 2 2 The Nutcracker 33.475 101 M -45% 93.891 308 M 2 3 Venom 28.784 85 M -55% 657.356 2,263 B 6 4 Smallfoot 27.952 78 M -46% 552.496 1,476 B 7 5 Halloween 23.959 72 M -59% 202.379 647 M 4 6 Overlord 20.355 61 M New 20.355 61 M 1 7 FB: The Crimes of Grindelwald* 13.255 61 M - 13.255 61 M - 8 Contra el Demonio 6.208 18 M -65% 51.474 153 M 3 9 The Siren 5.194 15 M -73% 25.134 77 M 2 10 Peppermint 4.758 14 M -53% 58.054 170 M 4 Great hold for Bohemian Rhapsody. It's unusual (though not unheard o) for non-family movies to post numbers like that. It has grossed around $2,6M USD. If it holds as well as in the rest of the world it could make a run for 1M admissions but it will be tough. Nutcracker hold could be worse, especially given that the weekend fell close to 60%, but is barely ahead of Smallfoot 7th week. BTW, now Smallfoot is the undisputable WBA champion, has grossed $2,16M USD. I think Chile is the eleventh largest market OS which is a huge overperformance. And as I said, Venom now starts its collapse, it won't reach 700k but it's not a bad result, not at all. FB2 two-day previews (one showing per screen each day) sold 13k tickets. Is really hard to compare but is good result nevertheless. Doing a very rough estimate based on BR previews, FB2 could open 26% higher than the first one. On its proper opening day it was second to Bohemian Rhapsody, but given the number that BR is doing, it could land second and still have a healthy increase. And maybe it can take the throne on Saturday on Sunday, given that HP fandom obviously skews younger than BR. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 19, 2018 Author Share Posted November 19, 2018 Weekend Placement's, November 15th to 18th Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 Bohemian Rhapsody Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody 3 Smallfoot Smallfoot Smallfoot The Nutcracker 4 The Nutcracker The Nutcracker The Nutcracker Smallfoot 5 Venom Venom Venom Venom As expected, in the end Fantastic Beast was able to defeat Bohemian Rhapsody and is looking to a strong result. It was even able tu put FB1 on the top ten through double features! The rest was more of the same tough Smallfoot being (mostly) third on its 8th weekend is kinda impressive. Will be destroyed by Ralph but it had a good run regardless. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 20, 2018 Author Share Posted November 20, 2018 (edited) Top ten movies of 2018 so far. All movies exhibited through the year (Admissions) Avengers Infinity War: 2.334.956 The Incredibles 2: 1.832.467 Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom: 1.466.065 Hotel Transylvania 3: 1.333.710 Coco: 1.295.692 (2.241.155 total) The Nun: 1.042.883 Black Panther: 880.137 Jumanji: 776.288 (875.377 total) Ferdinand: 753.835 The Meg: 740.354 Only 2018 Releases. Avengers Infinity War: 2.334.956 The Incredibles 2: 1.832.467 Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom: 1.466.065 Hotel Transylvania 3: 1.333.710 The Nun: 1.042.883 Black Panther: 880.137 Ferdinand: 753.835 The Meg: 740.354 Venom 657.356* No Estoy Loca: 589.236** *Still on release **Local movie. For the rest of the year Bohemian Rhapsody and Ralph 2 are locked to enter the top ten. Besides those, Aquaman, Fantastic Beasts 2, Bumblebee, and Spiderverse all have a chance to enter the "2018 release date" list, though obviously not all will make it. Edited November 20, 2018 by salvador-232 3 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 23, 2018 Author Share Posted November 23, 2018 (edited) Placements Thursday 22nd : TOP10 #taquilla #Estrenos Jueves 22 Noviembre 1. BohemianRhapsody 2. WIFIRalph 3. AnimalesFantasticos2 4. PiePequeño 5. ElPrimerHombreEnLaLuna 6. Cascanueces 7. Venom 8. CalzonesRotos 9. AmorDeVinilo 10. LaChicaEnLaTelaraña — Comscore Movies CHL (@cSMoviesChile) November 23, 2018 Ralph 2 opened second. Without knowing BR hold last week is hard to know if it is bad or "just good", but November has consistently delivered the worst openings from both WDA and Pixar. On top of that, from the showtimes that I checked yesterday, it must have barely defeated FB2 and that doesn't spell that good It will probably win the proper weekend (if it doesn't then it would be troubling) but the problem is that while November releases usually have strong legs (Good Dinosaur did 6,27x its OW) this year December is packed and have both Grinch and Spiderverse. Ralph is very unlikely to stay on theaters past New year that was something the Good Dinosaur was able to do. On other notes, is kinda ridiculous that Smallfoot (4th) held better against Ralph than Nutcracker (6th) considering it lost most of its screens to Ralph but that's just how this market works. However, the numbers must be very weak. And yes, that is First Man on 5th place, interestingly its release isn't limited but it isn't exactly wide either. In any case, not being able to defeat the 9th Thursday of an animated flick with fewer screens is pathetic. Edited November 23, 2018 by salvador-232 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 26, 2018 Author Share Posted November 26, 2018 Week from November 15th to 21st. Admission Gross in CLP Change Total Admission Total Gross Week # 1 Bohemian Rhapsody 164.255 518 M -25% 505.251 2,300 B 3 2 FB: The Crimes of Grindelwald 162.236 698 M New 175.491 759 M 1 3 Smallfoot 23.587 61 M -16% 576.083 1,538 B 7 4 The Nutcracker 22.510 63 M -33% 116.401 371 M 3 5 Venom 11.732 34 M -59% 657.356 2,297 B 8 6 The Girl in the Spiderweb 9.614 29 M New 9.614 29 M 1 7 Life Itself 9.226 28 M New 9.226 28 M 1 8 Halloween 4.295 13 M -82% 206.674 660 M 5 9 Overlord 3.795 11 M -81% 24.150 72 M 2 10 Dry Martina 2.034 6 M New 2.034 6 M 1 While Fantastic Beasts won the weekend, BR had better weekdays and won overall in a photo finish. Not in gross though. Fantastic Beasts 2 beat FB1 by 23% counting previews and grossed $1,134M USD. Bohemian Rhapsody has crossed 3M USD and has plenty of steam left. Those two movies were the only ones doing significant numbers. Smallfoot had another nice hold but reaching 600k admissions is just a bridge too far. Nutcracker had it first not terrible drop and crossed 100k admissions. Every other holdover entered "end of run" stage with monstrous drops. New releases bar FB2 bombed and limited local movie Dry Martina was tenth. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 26, 2018 Author Share Posted November 26, 2018 Weekend Placement's, November 22st to 25th Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 Bohemian Rhapsody Ralph Breaks the Internet Ralph Breaks the Internet Ralph Breaks the Internet 2 Ralph Breaks the Internet Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody 3 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 4 Smallfoot First Man First Man First Man 5 First Man Smallfoot Nutcracker Nutcracker As expected, Ralph 2 did win the weekend. However, early signs point that it will not be able to match the standard Disney Opening that is 200k+. It will improve significantly over Ralph 1, but that has the lowest opening of any Disney or Pixar animation. It's an Ant-man and the wasp-like situation when while it beat the first movie by a significant margin, it still ends underwhelming by the brand standards. 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 27, 2018 Author Share Posted November 27, 2018 (edited) Opening weeks for Disney-Pixar Animated releases (2010-present) Title (Month/Year): Opening Week | Total Admisson Incredibles 2 (6/2018): 351.187 | 1.832.467 Cars 3 (7/2017): 336.731 | 690.803 Toy Story 3 (6/2010): 275.046 | 1.417.316 Monsters University (6/2013) 265.100 | 1.368.981 Cars 2 (7/2011): 248.821 | 795.441 Zootopia (2/2016): 244.448 | 948.022 Brave (7/2012): 242.604 | 687.394 Frozen (1/2014): 236.341 | 933.330 Finding Dory (6/2016): 223.757 | 1.510.182 Moana (1/2017): 216.287 | 1.138.144 Big Hero 6 (12/2016) 211.081 | 968.015 Inside Out (6/2015): 193.572 | 1.578.130 Tangled (12/2010): 182.441 | 755.249 Coco (11/2015): 147.737 | 2.241.155 Good Dinosaur (11/2015): 140.298 | 716.587 Wreck it Ralph (12/2011): 134.939 | 598.977 In blue end-year releases. You see the pattern right? I don't know why Disney insist on releasing its animated movies here in November/December. They tend to have stronger legs than usual but this year December is packed. I expect Ralph 2 to open around Tangled. Edited November 27, 2018 by salvador-232 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted November 27, 2018 Author Share Posted November 27, 2018 (edited) Tomorrow opens Robin Hood, Widows and Instant Family. Is a battle of which one will bomb harder! Edited November 29, 2018 by salvador-232 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted December 4, 2018 Author Share Posted December 4, 2018 Weekend Placement's, November 29th to December 2nd Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 Burn the Stage Ralph Breaks the Internet Ralph Breaks the Internet Ralph Breaks the Internet 2 Ralph Breaks the Internet Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody Bohemian Rhapsody 3 Bohemian Rhapsody Burn the Stage Burn the Stage Burn the Stage 4 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 Fantastic Beasts 2 5 Robin Hood Robin Hood Robin Hood Robin Hood Well, now I've discovered that these placements are actually cumulative, so the Sunday placement is actually the placement for the whole weekend. I will still do this format when there's something interesting like this weekend with Burn the Stage: The movie. The Korean movie about the k-pop band BTS won Thursday despite being played by a single theatre chain (which has roughly 40% of the market) and remained third for the whole weekend despite not having any shows on Friday. Wow. I don't think that FB2 is crashing *that* hard so BTS could have looked to 50k+ admissions, we will know in a week or so. Other things were boring. Bohemian Rhapsody is still holding well, playing more like an animated movie than a live action. Robin Hood was 5th, Instant Family 6th and Widows 7th. 2 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted December 7, 2018 Author Share Posted December 7, 2018 (edited) Some updates: The Grinch landed second behind Ralph's third Thursday. I would say that is underwhelming but at this point, it was fairly expected due to its performance in the rest of Latin America. In fact, I tough it could be third behind Bohemian Rhapsody. The other release, The possession of Hannah Grace, was fifth. But with the Grinch release, it starts the December bloodbath and Summer soon after that: Here are the dates for the big releases/non trivial grosses December: Dec 6th: The Grinch Dec 13th: Aquaman Dec 20th*: Spider-man into the Spiderverse, Once upon a Deadpool (likely limited) Dec 27th*: Bumblebee *Weekend depressed by Holidays (Christmas/New Year) Everything here is very nicely spread out and I'd say that Aquaman and Spiderverse are the big contenders. With good WOM Spiderverse could have a very long run over January. Summer (January-February) Jan 3rd: Mortal Engines Jan 10th: Mary Poppins; Dragon Ball Super: Broly; Creed II Jan 17th*: Glass Jan 24th*: How to Train your Dragon 3 Feb 7th: The Lego Movie 2 Feb 14th: Alita Battle Angel So far February looks very empty, but I think studios are going to move more things there. Mary Poppins opening in the same weekend as Dragon Ball Super is dumb, the DB franchise opens with blockbuster-like numbers but is extremely frontloaded, MP would do much better on any other weekend (or February). The big behemoth is clearly How to Train Your Dragon 3, that is going to be THE movie of the summer. I hope the Lego Movie 2 can increase and at least reach the numbers of other WBA movies like Storks or Smallfoot, animation can co-exist fairly well on Summer (Ferdinand did 700k admission in the middle of Coco legendary run). Glass should do well and I have no idea with Alita. Edited December 12, 2018 by salvador-232 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted December 12, 2018 Author Share Posted December 12, 2018 Weekend Placements 5-9 December. Ralph Breaks the Internet The Grinch Bohemian Rhapsody Fantastic Beasts 2 Possession of Hannah Grace Ralph 2 leads with an estimated (by me using DL drop) 410K USD. So far is behaving like a stronger Good Dinosaur (6,2x) but it remains to be seen if it can sustain the comp over this packed month, I think is unlikely. The Grinch likely had an opening in the 300k USD range which is the lowest for Illumination bar Sing that had its opening deflated by Christmas. It wouldn't be that terrible had it opened in a slow month, but now it's going to get brutal screen loses as soon as Spiderverse opens on 20th. There's is an actual: Possession of Hannah Grace did 107K which is fine an nothing else. It's more useful as a benchmark because it means that BR and FB2 are still doing significant numbers. Unfortunately, the weekly data hasn't been updated in almost three weeks. It will get updated eventually I guess. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted December 13, 2018 Author Share Posted December 13, 2018 (edited) DCEU in Chile Title Admissions Gross in CLP Gross in USD Men of Steel (2013) 432.385 1,402 Billion $2,7 M Batman vs Superman (2016) 902.276 3,487 Billion $5,1 M Suicide Squad (2016) 950.409 3,472 Billion $5,3 M Wonder Woman (2017) 559.842 1,935 Billion $2,9 M Justice League (2017) 669.673 2,238 Billion $3,5 M Aquaman opens today. Surprisingly, it doesn't have restrictions, which usually means a lack of confidence in a blockbuster, but for now, let's not read too much into it, it should still open first. In other news, presales for Dragon Ball Super Broly already started even though it opens on January 10th! Infinity War is the only movie that I can recall started presales that early. Edited December 13, 2018 by salvador-232 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
salvador-232 Posted December 17, 2018 Author Share Posted December 17, 2018 (edited) Weekend Placement: 13-16 December Aquaman Ralph Breaks the Internet The Grinch Bohemian Rhapsody Fantastic Beasts 2 As expected Aquaman debuted first, but being WB there's no way to know how much it did and will do until the weekly admissions get updated again (if ever). Ralph 2 held badly with a 41% drop per DL and a gross of 240k USD. It will end up around 3M USD, lower than the original in dollars and only a very small increase in admissions. If Spiderverse hurts it badly next weekend it could end up below the Good Dinosaur as the lowest grossing Disney-Pixar animation since Princess and the Frog Grinch continues to do badly, and together with the rest of the holdovers, it should be removed from theaters relatively soon. Though kudos to FB2 for remaining in the top 5 despite being reduced to a single showtime in most of its remaining screens. Also: Very strong early presales for Dragon Ball Super: Broly. Not surprising since is very fan-driven and easily the most frontloaded franchise in the country, but I think it has a chance to surpass Resurrection F and Battle of the Gods Edited December 17, 2018 by salvador-232 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
