Monday's Numbers: updated - $4.62M (Final)

[WrathOfHan]

Breaking In:

 

1.2M (-84%)

1.7M (+40%)

1M (-40%)

850k (-15%)

 

2M (+130%)

2.8M (+40%)

1.6M (-43%)

6.4M Weekend, 64% drop

 

Overboard:

 

733k (-82%)

990k (+35%)

625k (-37%)

565k (-10%)

 

1.1M (+100%)

1.8M (+60%)

1.4M (-20%)

4.3M Weekend, 57% drop

 

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[Thrylos 7]

Meh, Disney should have waited a bit for the BP home video release.

[ZattMurdock]

Infinity War is looking slick next to BP's run. And I do think it'll be able to keep up on the upcoming weekends enough to top BP when it's all said and done. 

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[Belle]

My guess is this weekend will be around 32.5M and the weekday tallies will be around 18-18.5M. And it should cross 600M by this weekend or Monday. 

Edited May 15, 2018 by Belle

[sfran43]

1	AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR Buena Vista 4,474	$15,986,612 +131.8% / $3,573 $501,998,715 / 15	$26,938,937 +68.5% / $6,021 $528,937,652 / 16	$19,152,498 -28.9% / $4,281 $548,090,150 / 17	$4,625,938 -75.8% / $1,034 $552,716,088 / 18
2	LIFE OF THE PARTY Warner Bros. (New Line) 3,656	$4,935,225 -- / $1,350 $4,935,225 / 1	$6,070,432 +23% / $1,660 $11,005,657 / 2	$6,880,418 +13.3% / $1,882 $17,886,075 / 3	$1,276,541 -81.4% / $349 $19,162,616 / 4
3	BREAKING IN (2018) Universal 2,537	$4,578,710 -- / $1,805 $4,578,710 / 1	$5,718,755 +24.9% / $2,254 $10,297,465 / 2	$7,332,820 +28.2% / $2,890 $17,630,285 / 3	$1,260,080 -82.8% / $497 $18,890,365 / 4
4	OVERBOARD (2018) Pantelion 2,006	$2,177,107 +106.4% / $1,085 $21,671,084 / 8	$3,529,440 +62.1% / $1,759 $25,200,524 / 9	$4,157,868 +17.8% / $2,073 $29,358,392 / 10	$732,660 -82.4% / $365 $30,091,052 / 11
5	A QUIET PLACE Paramount 3,144	$1,816,601 +152.3% / $578 $164,969,235 / 36	$2,761,154 +52% / $878 $167,730,389 / 37	$1,877,641 -32% / $597 $169,608,030 / 38	$621,088 -66.9% / $198 $170,229,118 / 39
6	I FEEL PRETTY STX Entertainment 2,858	$971,427 +107.4% / $340 $41,118,003 / 22	$1,427,167 +46.9% / $499 $42,545,170 / 23	$1,406,843 -1.4% / $492 $43,952,013 / 24	$326,214 -76.8% / $114 $44,278,227 / 25
7	RAMPAGE (2018) Warner Bros. (New Line) 2,548	$820,911 +155.4% / $322 $87,185,574 / 29	$1,464,010 +78.3% / $575 $88,649,584 / 30	$1,177,521 -19.6% / $462 $89,827,105 / 31	$271,157 -77% / $106 $90,098,262 / 32
8	TULLY (2018) Focus Features 1,356	$567,940 +74.5% / $419 $5,311,000 / 8	$878,875 +54.7% / $648 $6,189,875 / 9	$802,130 -8.7% / $592 $6,992,005 / 10	$211,025 -73.7% / $156 $7,203,030 / 11
9	BLACK PANTHER Buena Vista 1,370	$556,249 +138.3% / $406 $694,810,860 / 85	$900,185 +61.8% / $657 $695,711,045 / 86	$620,773 -31% / $453 $696,331,818 / 87	$162,347 -73.8% / $119 $696,494,165 / 88
10	RBG Magnolia 179	$314,811 +367.5% / $1,759 $1,152,578 / 8	$451,693 +43.5% / $2,523 $1,604,271 / 9	$421,683 -6.6% / $2,356 $2,025,954 / 10	$125,000 (estimate) -70.4% / $698 $2,150,954 / 11
11	BLOCKERS Universal 1,111	$326,405 +116.8% / $294 $57,338,040 / 36	$476,700 +46% / $429 $57,814,740 / 37	$311,920 -34.6% / $281 $58,126,660 / 38	$117,355 -62.4% / $106 $58,244,015 / 39
12	SUPER TROOPERS 2 Fox 1,379	$310,795 +63.7% / $225 $26,711,372 / 22	$444,205 +42.9% / $322 $27,155,577 / 23	$227,594 -48.8% / $165 $27,383,171 / 24	$117,068 -48.6% / $85 $27,500,239 / 25
-	ISLE OF DOGS Fox Searchlight 1,046	$235,117 +128% / $225 $29,114,491 / 50	$437,768 +86.2% / $419 $29,552,259 / 51	$399,682 -8.7% / $382 $29,951,941 / 52	$112,446 -71.9% / $108 $30,064,387 / 53
-	READY PLAYER ONE Warner Bros. 804	$220,483 +74.2% / $274 $133,891,402 / 44	$387,378 +75.7% / $482 $134,278,780 / 45	$284,821 -26.5% / $354 $134,563,601 / 46	$90,818 -68.1% / $113 $134,654,419 / 47
-	A WRINKLE IN TIME Buena Vista 1,984	$192,095 +441.4% / $97 $95,847,971 / 64	$426,760 +122.2% / $215 $96,274,731 / 65	$537,925 +26% / $271 $96,812,656 / 66	$84,753 -84.2% / $43 $96,897,409 / 67

[Biggestgeekever]

A Quiet Place has had some tremendous legs the last couple weeks. Topping $200M is probably out of the cards, but it still has a shot at $195M to be Paramount's bigger domestic grosser since 2014.

[KJsooner]

42 minutes ago, Biggestgeekever said:

A Quiet Place has had some tremendous legs the last couple weeks. Topping $200M is probably out of the cards, but it still has a shot at $195M to be Paramount's bigger domestic grosser since 2014.

Damn didn’t even realize their last hit was Rogue Nation

[sfran43]

 

[PPZVGOS]

10 hours ago, sfran43 said:

 

Why is Disney releasing the BP DVD so early? They could have waited for at least one more month. 

[terrestrial]

9 minutes ago, PPZVGOS said:

Why is Disney releasing the BP DVD so early? They could have waited for at least one more month. 

As the release date was announced (and before an announcing there have to the planning, discuss the production,.... needs also a bit of time) they probably didn't count on BPs rather unique (especially for an ~ introducing a character / 1st movie of it's series) run.

But I think generally speaking 3 months between cinema release and DVD/... release date is not o.K. anyway, I think 6 months or more should be the minimum

[YLF]

Any update for Tuesday @EmpireCity?

[Jim Shorts]

4 hours ago, terrestrial said:

As the release date was announced (and before an announcing there have to the planning, discuss the production,.... needs also a bit of time) they probably didn't count on BPs rather unique (especially for an ~ introducing a character / 1st movie of it's series) run.

But I think generally speaking 3 months between cinema release and DVD/... release date is not o.K. anyway, I think 6 months or more should be the minimum

6 months to a year used to be the norm, but  with VOD, piracy, and just trying to stay fresh/relevant with an audience, 3-4 months  probably just makes better sense.  

 

BP will grind out another $3-4 mil in the next month but will probably make $70-100m in that same time frame from home video sales.  No brainer on Disney’s part.

[a2k]

Women centric films have showed better use of Disc Tuesdays and I feel mother's having their share of movies on Sunday might lead to a more tepid Tue for movies than expected.

[AJG]

7 hours ago, PPZVGOS said:

Why is Disney releasing the BP DVD so early? They could have waited for at least one more month. 

 

They can get the movie onto TV quicker by releasing the DVD early. They’ve been doing it since Alice in Wonderland. BP should hit TV around August.

[terrestrial]

3 hours ago, Jim Shorts said:

6 months to a year used to be the norm, but  with VOD, piracy, and just trying to stay fresh/relevant with an audience, 3-4 months  probably just makes better sense.  

 

BP will grind out another $3-4 mil in the next month but will probably make $70-100m in that same time frame from home video sales.  No brainer on Disney’s part.

but not good for cinema owners and so on. I think for the whole of the business there should be a minimum of more than nowadays is usus