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Ocean's 8 Weekend Thread | O8: 41.5...Solo 15.1...DP2: 13.6...Hereditary: 13.0

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S. Korea - $27.2M
U.K. - $20.0M
France - $10.0M
Spain - $9.4M
Germany - $9.1M
Taiwan - $8.4M
Russia - $8.0M
India - $7.9M
Indonesia - $5.2M
Thailand - $4.7M
Italy - $4.5M

 

Very good rises in Asia and sizable drops in Europe except for Bayona's Spain which increased

 

Jurassic World 

UK: $30,129,587 (4 instead of 5 day) 
Germany: $11,349,156 (4 instead of 5 day) 
France: $14,458,036

Spain: $7,411,274
Italy: $6,292,565
Russia: $9,925,073

SK: $12,060,518    (did not have huge MD holiday)
Thailand: $3,769,982    
Taiwan: $5,806,013

 

 

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13 minutes ago, La Binoche said:

Seems like a weak overseas start for O8 unless those were small overseas markets... 

I think Mexico, Brazil and Australia were the only big markets. 

 

Rest were Peru, Colombia, Indonesia, Canada, Cambodia, SriLanka, Czechia

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dollar per theater average % decline from weekend to weekend assuming all estimates are exact (thurs previews removed) 

Blockers - 0.73

Super Troopers - 0.60

A Wrinkle in Time - 0.89

Isle of Dogs - 0.76

Black Panther - 0.85

I Feel Pretty - 0.72

Show Dogs - 0.98

Action Point - 0.37

A Quiet Place - 0.72

Breaking In - 0.695

Overboard - 0.67

Life of the Party - 0.82

Upgrade ~ 0.50

Book Club - 0.675

Adrift - 0.464

Infinity War - 0.81

Deadpool 2 - 0.64

Solo: Star Wars - 0.52

 

Putting in these #s for PTA during weekdays gives (0.4 Action Point, 0.5 Adrift)

Solo - 6.16 = 182.27

DP2 - 6.18 = 284.85

IW - 3.20 = 657.93

Adrift - 2.54 = 24.28

Book Club - 3.05 = 59.93

Upgrade - 1.16 = 10.37

Life of the Party - 1.09 = 51.36

Overboard - 0.53 = 48.09

Breaking In - 0.62 = 44.61

A Quiet Place - 0.53 = 185.99

Action Point - 0.47 = 4.92

Show Dogs - 0.49 = 16.86

I Feel Pretty - 0.073 = 48.69

Black Panther - 0.068 = 699.456

Isle of Dogs - 0.055 = 31.64

A Wrinkle in Time - 0.070 = 98.208

Super Troopers - 0.0195 = 30.19

Blockers - 0.038 = 59.81

 

 

Rampage, Ready Player One, Sherlock Gnomes not reported

looking at the above PTA ratios and I will assign 0.85 to all 3 of them

that gives them weekend estimates of...

- Rampage (403 locations)($1,236 last weekend PTA)(0.85) = 0.42m  (-32%) 95.86 

- Ready Player (248 locations)($926 last weekend PTA)(0.85) = 0.20m (-20%) 136.40

- Sherlock Gnomes (210 locations)($653 last weekend PTA)(0.85) = 0.12m (-26%) 43.12

and then weekdays...

Rampage - 0.22 = 96.08

Ready Player One - 0.11 = 136.51

Sherlock Gnomes - 0.076 = 43.20

 

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19 minutes ago, narniadis said:

Its frustrating that IW is going to come so close to 1B OS-China.... arbitrary number I know, but it would have been nice.

Very arbitrary.  It would have if just one of these ER drops (or plummets) didn't happen during the past 2-5 years

 

UK

Brazil

Mexico

Venezuela

Russia

Japan

Australia

 

 

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1 minute ago, TalismanRing said:

Very arbitrary.  It would have if just one of these ER drops (or plummets) didn't happen during the past 2-5 years

 

UK

Brazil

Mexico

Venezuela

Russia

Japan

Australia

 

 

Venezuela is the worst. 90% ER drop or something:ohmygod:

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Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment’s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has come in above yesterday’s estimates with $151.1M in its international box office opening. T-Rex banged a gong in 48 markets this weekend with the J.A. Bayona-directed JWFK No. 1 in each, including some record debuts. The release pattern here differs from the day-and-date blowout on 2015’s Jurassic World which rebooted the franchise. The previous film opened to $158.6M in like-for-like markets and at today’s exchange rates. JWFK’s bow is just 5% below that. The dinos this also weekend helped push Universal across the $1B mark at the international box office for the 12th consecutive year.

 

https://deadline.com/2018/06/jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom-opening-weekend-avengers-infinity-war-solo-star-wars-story-china-global-international-box-office-1202407194/

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Lol who cares if IW doenst surpass TFA. Its gross is alredy much more impressive. It didn’t need a 10 year hiatus to build up hype AND the movie didn’t benefit from the holiday weekdays.  IW would have slayed even harder had it been released in December.  Oh well. 2B is amazing let’s celebrate!  

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1 minute ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

Will be interesting to see how JWFK holds OS with WC. Intrigued to see how WOM is OS as well.

Also take into account that the markets where it opened bigger than JW are traditionally markets with shorter legs (Asia) - than where it opened lower (Europe except Spain)

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Great start for Ocean's 8. It should have decent drops in the weekends ahead too.

 

Solo and Deadpool 2 held relatively well (even if it's too late for the former to be written off as anything but an underperformer).

 

Hereditary had a very good opening and is already profitable so it doesn't matter if it falls off of a cliff after this weekend.

 

Avengers will finish with about $675-680M. Brutal drop for Adrift though; not sure what happened there. Book Club is still on track for about $70M.

 

Hotel Artemis was completely ignored as expected.

 

Terrific start for Won't You Be My Neighbor?

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4 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

Also take into account that the markets where it opened bigger than JW are traditionally markets with shorter legs (Asia) - than where it opened lower (Europe except Spain)

This is true.

 

Notable example is South Korea. FK opened to +125% over JW, but I doubt final total will be much more than +30%.

 

Similar to DP2. But FK won’t have DP2’s advantage of increases in Europe and Latin America. 

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Solid opening for Ocean's 8. It should hold up fairly well and target a domestic total around $120 million or thereabouts.

 

Solo stabilized a little bit after last weekend's rough hold, but it has huge challenges ahead in the next two weekends. It will surpass $200 million domestically, but not by much.

 

Deadpool 2 had another relatively good hold. After the panic that ensued with its second weekend drop, it's a relief to know that it will cross the $300 million domestic milestone after all.

 

Hereditary opened well. It didn't break out as much as it could have with the near-3,000-theater release, but it's handily A24's biggest opener ever. We'll see how the legs go; prior A24 wide horror releases The Witch and It Comes at Night were polar opposites in staying power, so it's tough to guess where Hereditary is going to land at this point.

 

Avengers continues to show strong late legs, though Incredibles and Jurassic World should combine to put a dent in it. On the worldwide front, it's damn cool to see the film knocking on $2 billion.

 

Adrift got hit harder than I expected. It's a clear enough piece of counter-programming that it could still recover somewhat from here, though.

 

Book Club has already surpassed a 4.0 multiplier with gas left in the tank. It should land in the upper-60s.

 

Hotel Artemis is dead-on-arrival, thanks in no small part to weak marketing that waited too long to get the word out. Nevertheless, its concept and cast make it seem like it's destined to pick up a much wider audience on home video.

 

It's too bad that Upgrade couldn't translate strong reviews and good word-of-mouth to a stronger hold.

 

 

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