Weekend Thread....Please read the staff announcement pg 104 (Solo 29.2...DP 23.3...Adrift 11.5)

[sfran43]

 

[sfran43]

 

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[Sam]

5 minutes ago, sfran43 said:

 

Right in the middle of Ultron and GOTG2 weekends like I predicted. 

 

Great drop! Best post-Memorial weekend drop for MCU, only behind the first Iron Man. 

[Barnack]

15 minutes ago, dudalb said:

The 007 franchise is about the only one that can get away with demanding sizable cash for featuring a product in a movie.

007 still get around 10% cash (like your 90% figure), I think the rest get usually more around 0%. 

 

There is even some car product placement for quite big movie that still charge the studio if they damage them during the shoot.

[Barnack]

20 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

Yet when NBC has the Superbowl Universal goes hog wild with the trailers in number and length.  Not so much when it airs on non Comcast/Universal owned TV networks

Same for Sony product in sony movies, they still have to pay and match the competitor bid, they just always win it if they match it.

 

And 2015 was a special year for Universal for their slate versus their normals year, that would be very misleading in 2012 they only had Battleship no and 2009 only Fast &Furious?

[sfran43]

 

[harrycaul]

Notice that the P&A number that gets reported in trades is usually referred to as "media value", which isn't the same thing as "cash spent."

 

The leaked Sony numbers are likely closer to "cash spent," though likely not always that simple even there.

[Barnack]

1 hour ago, harrycaul said:

The leaked Sony numbers are likely closer to "cash spent," though likely not always that simple even there.

Leaked sony e-mail usually made a clear distinction between cash and media value:

 

For example:

Samsung tried to buy Bond24 with $5M placement + $50M marketing fund, so Eon/Barbara requested Sony $5M placement fee to match Samsung offer to Bond24.

 

If you mean that the P&A in the accounting would include the media value gained by product placement, I really doubt so, that would make no sense and the franchise movie numbers would be much bigger than the non franchise movie instead of staying close because of those.

 

 

Edited June 4, 2018 by Barnack

[sfran43]

 

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[REC]

1 hour ago, sfran43 said:

 

I suspect Upgrade is about to get some long, impressive legs from the insanely positive WOM it's getting.

[Jake Gittes]

1	1	Solo: A Star Wars Story	BV	$29,396,882	-65.2%	4,381	-	$6,710	$148,989,574	-	2
2	2	Deadpool 2	Fox	$23,178,597	-46.7%	4,161	-188	$5,570	$254,506,035	$110	3
3	N	Adrift	STX	$11,603,039	-	3,015	-	$3,848	$11,603,039	$35	1
4	3	Avengers: Infinity War	BV	$10,507,279	-39.2%	3,570	-198	$2,943	$643,006,211	-	6
5	4	Book Club	Par.	$7,039,033	-30.1%	3,169	+359	$2,221	$47,555,781	-	3
6	N	Upgrade	BH Tilt	$4,670,905	-	1,457	-	$3,206	$4,670,905	-	1
7	5	Life of the Party	WB (NL)	$3,504,625	-34.9%	2,511	-426	$1,396	$46,350,255	-	4
8	6	Breaking In (2018)	Uni.	$2,811,515	-34.4%	1,682	-303	$1,672	$41,341,530	$6	4
9	N	Action Point	Par.	$2,390,164	-	2,032	-	$1,176	$2,390,164	$19	1
10	8	Overboard (2018)	PNT	$1,949,527	-37.8%	1,228	+32	$1,588	$45,497,721	-	5
11	9	A Quiet Place	Par.	$1,771,171	-27.3%	1,156	-368	$1,532	$183,520,369	$17	9
12	7	Show Dogs	Global Road	$1,527,370	-53.3%	2,327	-885	$656	$14,602,851	-	3
13	10	RBG	Magn.	$1,060,087	-17.7%	432	+17	$2,454	$7,835,946	-	5
14	11	Rampage (2018)	WB (NL)	$620,437	-26.5%	502	-186	$1,236	$95,111,646	$120	8
15	17	First Reformed	A24	$421,447	+44.4%	91	+62	$4,631	$1,023,243	-	3
16	13	I Feel Pretty	STX	$297,566	-41.8%	315	-236	$945	$48,324,313	$32	7
17	12	Super Troopers 2	Fox	$281,771	-54.0%	138	-83	$2,042	$30,318,666	$13.5	7
18	20	Ready Player One	WB	$250,873	+15.6%	271	+30	$926	$136,060,031	-	10
19	14	Black Panther	BV	$246,901	-48.7%	284	-156	$869	$699,129,850	-	16
20	25	The Rider	SPC	$232,434	+24.9%	224	+117	$1,038	$1,732,373	-	8
21	15	Disobedience	BST	$221,525	-47.1%	158	-66	$1,402	$3,062,768	-	6
22	18	Sherlock Gnomes	Par.	$163,367	-35.0%	250	-48	$653	$42,889,815	$59	11
23	16	Pope Francis - A Man of His Word	Focus	$162,505	-47.6%	273	-112	$595	$1,580,125	-	3
24	24	How Long Will I Love U	WGUSA	$156,793	-23.4%	32	+9	$4,900	$487,614	-	2
25	33	On Chesil Beach	BST	$151,409	+60.2%	89	+64	$1,701	$362,245	-	3
26	21	Isle Of Dogs	FoxS	$140,901	-34.1%	129	-33	$1,092	$31,406,348	-	11
27	N	American Animals	Orch.	$134,793	-	4	-	$33,698	$134,793	-	1
28	23	Blockers	Uni.	$132,350	-36.1%	152	-45	$871	$59,630,490	$21	9
29	19	A Wrinkle in Time	BV	$131,359	-43.2%	187	-15	$702	$97,946,988	-	13
30	28	The Seagull	SPC	$120,087	+7.4%	52	+23	$2,309	$516,040	-	4
31	22	Tully (2018)	Focus	$103,270	-50.7%	148	-43	$698	$9,173,645	-	5
32	27	Truth or Dare	Uni.	$93,285	-16.7%	113	-40	$826	$40,670,490	$3.5	8
33	30	Pandas	WB	$92,125	-15.8%	35	-	$2,632	$1,803,024	-	9
34	36	The Gospel According to André	Magn.	$89,917	+88.1%	21	+17	$4,282	$174,758	-	2
35	26	Beast	RAtt.	$89,520	-51.6%	92	-1	$973	$631,693	-	4
36	29	Let the Sunshine In	IFC	$72,024	-34.2%	66	-1	$1,091	$688,520	-	6
37	31	2001: A Space Odyssey (2018 re-release)	WB	$70,212	-29.2%	5	+1	$14,042	$566,062	-	3
38	32	I Can Only Imagine	RAtt.	$69,190	-27.6%	124	-29	$558	$83,156,108	$7	12
39	42	Tyler Perry's Acrimony	LGF	$49,628	+41.9%	80	+40	$620	$43,523,850	-	10
40	71	Mountain	Greenwich	$36,018	+533.9%	14	+11	$2,573	$86,709	-	4
41	56	How to Talk to Girls at Parties	A24	$34,694	+173.7%	103	+101	$337	$54,914	-	2
42	35	Chappaquiddick	ENTMP	$30,077	-40.6%	68	-6	$442	$17,334,125	-	9
43	38	The Death of Stalin	IFC	$30,003	-31.5%	26	-9	$1,154	$7,942,490	-	13
44	39	Peter Rabbit	Sony	$28,133	-32.3%	84	-14	$335	$115,187,069	$50	17
45	43	Game Night	WB (NL)	$24,217	-28.0%	58	-2	$418	$68,940,558	$37	15
46	41	The Miracle Season	Mirr/LD	$23,038	-37.0%	31	-22	$743	$10,128,315	-	9
47	47	Always at the Carlyle	Good Deed	$18,212	-5.5%	23	+10	$792	$90,613	-	4
48	49	The Greatest Showman	Fox	$17,029	-6.5%	32	-3	$532	$174,016,519	$84	24
49	46	Summer 1993	Osci.	$15,500	-27.3%	5	+1	$3,100	$50,186	-	2
50	55	Beirut	BST	$14,779	+1.0%	30	+18	$493	$4,999,762	-	8

[That One Girl]

1 minute ago, Jake Gittes said:

48 49 The Greatest Showman Fox $17,029 -6.5% 32 -3 $532 $174,016,519 $84 24

 

good drop!

[sfran43]

 

[dxmatrixdt]

3 hours ago, sfran43 said:

 

also with 1000+ theaters:

$3.95M Miracle Season - 1,707

$3.94M Traffik - 1,046

$3.28 Tully - 1,356

$3.02 Every Day - 1,669

$2.69 God's Not Dead - 1,693

$1.16 Sgt. Stubby - 1,633

[dxmatrixdt]

5 minutes ago, sfran43 said:

 

$5.65.  It feels like back then people were still paying at least $7.50 at the evening shows, and $10 today.  $5.65?  wow.

[MrGlass2]

13 minutes ago, sfran43 said:

 

These numbers are painful to look at.

 

[MovieMan89]

Wonder how much longer Fox will track TGS.

[CJohn]

@MCKillswitch123 Han Solo drops to 3rd in tickets sold as Principe Bue Encantado FUCKING EXPLODES JESUS!

 

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