Tuesday's Numbers: AIW around 6M (Asgard 2)

[WrathOfHan]

5 minutes ago, LonePirate said:

On Monday, AIW’s multiplier (2.14 on Monday, 2.16 as of Tuesday) passed Truth or Dare’s multiplier (2.13). Color me impressed! The film is a behemoth. The sky’s the limit for it now.

[sfran43]

 

[LonePirate]

7 minutes ago, MOVIEGUY said:

I don't give a damn about Bucky or Cap's boner for him.

If that’s the case, then you definitely should stay away from Cap and Bucky fan fic. 

[WrathOfHan]

2 minutes ago, sfran43 said:

 

Nice number, but not a nice increase! @aabattery

[KJsooner]

11 minutes ago, LonePirate said:

On Monday, AIW’s multiplier (2.14 on Monday, 2.16 as of Tuesday) passed Truth or Dare’s multiplier (2.13). Color me impressed! The film is a behemoth. The sky’s the limit for it now.

 

Youre kidding me with this post right, you’ve got to be???

[sfran43]

 

[Finnick]

WITH $6.01M, AIW came even higher, every penny counts, lol

 

1

(1)

Avengers: Infinity War

$6,009,292

+30%

4,474

$558,725,380

19

Edited May 16, 2018 by Finnick

[a2k]

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(1)	Avengers: Infinity War	Walt Disney	$6,009,292	+30%	4,474	$1,343	$558,725,380	19
2	(2)	Life of the Party	Warner Bros.	$1,896,487	+49%	3,656	$519	$21,059,103	5
3	(3)	Breaking In	Universal	$1,686,455	+34%	2,537	$665	$20,576,820	5
4	(4)	Overboard	Lionsgate	$1,011,630	+38%	2,006	$504	$31,102,682	12
5	(5)	A Quiet Place	Paramount Pictures	$788,520	+27%	3,144	$251	$171,017,638	40
6	(6)	I Feel Pretty	STX Entertainment	$471,482	+45%	2,858	$165	$44,749,709	26
7	(7)	Rampage	Warner Bros.	$392,469	+45%	2,548	$154	$90,490,731	33
8	(8)	Tully	Focus Features	$264,100	+25%	1,356	$195	$7,467,130	12
9	(9)	Black Panther	Walt Disney	$198,067	+22%	1,370	$145	$696,692,232	89
10	(11)	Blockers	Universal	$159,575	+36%	1,111	$144	$58,403,590	40
11	(10)	RBG	Magnolia Pictures	$140,000	+12%	179	$782	$2,290,953	12
12	(12)	Super Troopers 2	20th Century Fox	$134,390	+15%	1,379	$97	$27,634,629	26
13	(13)	Isle of Dogs	Fox Searchlight	$133,041	+18%	1,046	$127	$30,197,428	54
14	(14)	Ready Player One	Warner Bros.	$121,093	+33%	804	$151	$134,775,512	48
-	(15)	A Wrinkle in Time	Walt Disney	$115,306	+36%	1,984	$58	$97,012,715	68
-	(-)	Truth or Dare	Universal	$104,015	+30%	1,269	$82	$39,910,795	33
-	(-)	Sherlock Gnomes	Paramount Pictures	$48,933	+56%	608	$80	$41,840,405	54
-	(-)	Traffik	Lionsgate	$39,786	+23%	381	$104	$8,983,048	26
-	(-)	102 Not Out	Sony Pictures	$35,461	+55%	102	$348	$1,043,377	12
-	(-)	Pandas	IMAX Films	$27,190	+34%	35	$777	$1,207,330	40
-	(-)	Acrimony	Lionsgate	$24,055	+16%	257	$94	$43,286,754	47
-	(-)	Tomb Raider	Warner Bros.	$12,398	+50%	160	$77	$57,249,162	61
-	(-)	The Miracle Season	LD Entertainment	$12,335	+17%	234	$53	$9,950,755	40
-	(-)	Lean on Pete	A24	$11,700	+38%	129	$91	$1,082,340	40
-	(-)	Game Night	Warner Bros.	$9,087	+35%	158	$58	$68,764,101	82
-	(-)	The Greatest Showman	20th Century Fox	$8,982	+21%	89	$101	$173,898,302	147
-	(-)	Love, Simon	20th Century Fox	$7,492	+37%	103	$73	$40,710,107	61
-	(-)	Pacific Rim: Uprising	Universal	$6,640	+33%	112	$59	$59,174,845	54
-	(-)	Death Wish	MGM	$1,443	+13%	23	$63	$33,980,074	75
-	(-)	The Strangers: Prey at Night	Aviron Pictures	$976	-11%	24	$41	$24,421,852	68

[sfran43]

 

[sfran43]

 

[a2k]

TR is at 273 ww

57*0.55+80*0.25+136*0.33 = 96 (96-106 prod budget)

 

PRU at 289 ww

59*0.55+100*0.25+130*0.33 = 100 (155 prod budget)

 

Compared to the prod budget it's ok for TR and bad for PRU.

[EmpireCity]

1 hour ago, Mekanos said:

I think Civil War was a little misleading in its marketing as well. It was sold as Avengers 2.5 but 60-70% of the action was Captain America running around doing Cap things. Iron Man didn't even get his first major action set piece until an hour into the movie. It probably burned off a majority of its demand opening weekend due to marketing when otherwise the GA who would see a standard Cap 3 would have waited a bit longer.

 

Also not out of the question BVS burned the audience on the concept. 

NO.  No.  No. No. NO!!

 

For the 50th time on this site, it was sold as a Captain America vs. Iron Man movie.  Every piece of marketing has it set up as that from posters to web banners to trailers to everything.  It was never sold as Avengers 2.5, it was sold as Cap vs. Stark.  

 

Here is the marketing since everyone needs a reminder....

 

 

 

[MovieMan89]

3 minutes ago, EmpireCity said:

NO.  No.  No. No. NO!!

 

For the 50th time on this site, it was sold as a Captain America vs. Iron Man movie.  Every piece of marketing has it set up as that from posters to web banners to trailers to everything.  It was never sold as Avengers 2.5, it was sold as Cap vs. Stark.  

 

Here is the marketing since everyone needs a reminder....

 

 

 

Exactly. You'd think after CW failed to reach AoU levels at the box office and now IW obliterated CW's box office everyone would finally realize that movie was never Avengers 2.5 or 3 or Avengers anything. 

Edited May 16, 2018 by MovieMan89

[sfran43]

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Edited May 16, 2018 by sfran43

[terrestrial]

51 minutes ago, MOVIEGUY said:

Yeah I can't speak for the general audience but I just thought it was pretty dull up until the airport fight. I don't give a damn about Bucky or Cap's boner for him.

 

I read some of those kind of posts then and never reacted as I hadn't found the right words - maybe now?

 

CA knows the actual world let's say under 10 years.

Didn't see the other Avengers... constantly, means probably only on a case to case basis with the occasional meeting in between.

Had to take in a lot of adjusting, should feel like having lost his roots in more than 1 detail.

 

Gets the opportunity to meet / get back a years long friend, a brother in arms too, I think there is no stronger bond outside of family (and sometimes even stronger than those kind of bonds), gets the opportunity to get back a part of his lost past, only to learn how badly the time for his sole living real friend had been and how said friend hadn't even gotten a chance to break out of his circumstances and/or state his circumstances in a proper/regulated way.

 

Anyone who thinks a theoretical person with a described character AND past like CA would even pause for a second to (and not help? grammar?) help his friend does not understand CA at all in my POV (also counting probably in RL for a high % of cops, soldiers,... who lived for years through dangerous situations/fights)

 

 

Edited May 16, 2018 by terrestrial

[Nova]

7 minutes ago, EmpireCity said:

NO.  No.  No. No. NO!!

 

For the 50th time on this site, it was sold as a Captain America vs. Iron Man movie.  Every piece of marketing has it set up as that from posters to web banners to trailers to everything.  It was never sold as Avengers 2.5, it was sold as Cap vs. Stark.  

 

Here is the marketing since everyone needs a reminder....

 

 

 

They don't need a reminder. They know exactly how it was marketed but they just choose to continue spewing out info that they believe and try to spin it as fact. 

 

Ya know similar to how you said Wonder Woman was a mess even though we all know that's not what you said  

[Mekanos]

12 minutes ago, EmpireCity said:

NO.  No.  No. No. NO!!

 

For the 50th time on this site, it was sold as a Captain America vs. Iron Man movie.  Every piece of marketing has it set up as that from posters to web banners to trailers to everything.  It was never sold as Avengers 2.5, it was sold as Cap vs. Stark.  

 

Here is the marketing since everyone needs a reminder....

 

 

 

It still leaned into the other Avengers quite a bit.

 

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/41/71/74/417174c56d3b3e05473999c0cbb62eb7.jpg

 

Here’s a bunch of characters who vanish by act 3. (would hyperlink but on mobile)

Edited May 16, 2018 by Mekanos

[MovieMan89]

So can someone with a great grasp on OS box office let me know what's realistically the most IW can add OS from here? 

[KJsooner]

Only a moron would think CW was an Avengers movie, when this narrative has been proven to be false on several occasions. I mean Iron man 3 and BP blew past it FFS. That’s like saying Thor Ragnarok was an Avengers movie too bc it had 3 Avengers in the movie(including 1/3 of the original lineup).

 

AIW proved CW was not an Avengers. IW will gross 1 billion dollars more than this ‘supposed Avengers 2.5 movie.’ CW is not an ‘Avengers’ film.

[MOVIEGUY]

7 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

 

I read some of those kind of posts then and never reacted as I hadn't found the right words - maybe now?

 

CA knows the actual world let's say under 10 years.

Didn't see the other Avengers... constantly, means probably only on a case to case basis with the occasional meeting in between.

Had to take in a lot of adjusting, should feel like having lost his roots in more than 1 detail.

 

Gets the opportunity to meet / get back a years long friend, a brother in arms too, I think there is no stronger bond outside of family (and sometimes even stronger than those kind of binds), gets back a part of his lost past, only to learn how badly the time for his sole living real friend had been and how said friend hadn't even gotten a chance to break out of his circumstances and/or state his circumstances in a proper/regulated way.

 

Anyone who thinks a theoretical person with a described character AND past like CA would even pause for a second to help his friend does not understand CA at all in my POV (also counting probably in RL for a high % of cops, soldiers,... who lived for years through dangerous situations/fights)

 

 

Okay? I wasn't questioning the motives of the characters or whatever, I just thought it was a dull movie.