KINS Weekend Thread: 3 Day estimates: CRA make crazy rich #s with $22.2 million, TM Chomps On $10.5 million, M:IF doesn’t fall with $7 million, OF $6 million, Searching finds $5.7 million, KIN does $3 million.

[aabattery]

Looking through those years, this is the first time three movies from the same studio have made the top ten in the same year. Little bit scary, but what can you do. Real impressive numbers regardless.

[Legion Again]

5 minutes ago, aabattery said:

Looking through those years, this is the first time three movies from the same studio have made the top ten in the same year. Little bit scary, but what can you do. Real impressive numbers regardless.

4/14 Disney MCU movies have made it into the top 10 when released, or a 28.6% hitrate. Should get up to at least 5/16= 31.25% by next June 

[Ryan Reynolds]

MI seems like a fairly consistent franchise now, MI6 should almost exactly match MI5 numbers adjusted at 219m now

 

MI's next movie probably won't explode unless they sell the next pic as Tom's swan song

[IronJimbo]

1 hour ago, aabattery said:

Looking through those years, this is the first time three movies from the same studio have made the top ten in the same year. Little bit scary, but what can you do. Real impressive numbers regardless.

On a less scary note two of them did poorly overseas compared to their dom.

[aabattery]

10 minutes ago, IronJimbo said:

On a less scary note two of them did poorly overseas compared to their dom.

 

I wouldn't use the word poorly for either of them, but you do you.

[Krissykins]

8 hours ago, Celedhring said:

I'm really surprised to see them releasing Aladdin and Lion King within two months, incidentally.

 

I still think something will go wrong with Aladdin. Just a weird feeling. 

 

[Darth Lehnsherr]

4 minutes ago, Krissykins said:

 

I still think something will go wrong with Aladdin. Just a weird feeling. 

 

Guy Ritchie being director isn't exactly reassuring too

[SteveJaros]

7 hours ago, aabattery said:

Looking through those years, this is the first time three movies from the same studio have made the top ten in the same year. Little bit scary, but what can you do. Real impressive numbers regardless.

 

And counting TLJ, it's four in the past 8 months!

 

That said, in terms of adjusted dollars, those four Disney releases are at #30, #35, #43 and #53. But as you say those are also real impressive numbers too. 

 

It's hard to crack the adjusted top 10, that hasn't been done since Titanic 20 years ago. TFA just barely missed, it's at #11 about $8m short so a re-release could put it in.

 

 

 

[dxmatrixdt]

Kin looking to increase today.  The estimates are already bad enough as it is .  These are the numbers I rounded out showing tickets per venue.  They are exactly from the estimates, nothing changed there.  Just guessed around avg. ticket price.

 

621 - Crazy

471 - Searching

356 - Operation Finale

311 - Meg

295 - Mission 6

260 - Black Klansman

191 - Pooh

179 - Ant-Man

172 - Alpha

160 - Hotel Tran 3

150 - Happy

140 - Kin

138 - Mamma Mia

135 - Mile 22

133 - Slender Man

122 - Incredibles

110 - Equalizer

105 - Jurassic World

88 - A.X.L.

Edited September 3, 2018 by dX airdry zid

[Zakiyyah6]

6 hours ago, Krissykins said:

 

I still think something will go wrong with Aladdin. Just a weird feeling. 

 

Guy Richie is the director and it's in the Disney death slot.  Remember how Solo was a lock to do 350-400mil domestic and 800-900mil worldwide? I sure do. 

[dxmatrixdt]

Glad to hear Guy Ritchie is directing it.  I'm visualizing the visual effects will line up with the final fight in King Arthur.  Hope they delay it and shoot past schedule for creative reassurances.  Should make it past 200M domestic on demand alone.

[Brainbug]

1 minute ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

Guy Richie is the director and it's in the Disney death slot.  Remember how Solo was a lock to do 350-400mil domestic and 800-900mil worldwide? I sure do. 

 

I mean, we had some people here with inside info who said that Aladdin will probably be kind of a trainwreck. If thats true, then it begs the question if Disney actually wants to make Memorial Day weekend a dumping ground for big-budget flops

In all seriousness though, that weekend really isnt bad for films to open. Bruce Almighty, Pirates 3, FF6, X-Men: DOFP all showed that. Like always, it depends on the product, not the date,

[sfran43]

 

[dxmatrixdt]

tough to interpret without the dailies.  Operation Finale was already projected to jump 7.2% on Sunday which matched what was re-estimated today.  The Debt dropped 1.1% then 18.7% on Monday.  A Walk in the Woods increased 0.4% Sunday and dropped 12.1% Monday.  and Constant Gardener dropped 7.6% and an additional 25.9% Monday.

 

With Sunday looking at 2.2, Monday should drop under 25% making over 1.5 followed with another 1.0 on Tuesday, 10.53 7-day total.

[Ithil]

A missed opportunity to name it the Weekind Thread.

Edited September 3, 2018 by Ithil

[sfran43]

 

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Edited September 3, 2018 by sfran43

[sfran43]

 

[a2k]

^^^ gap between TLJ and I2 will be less than 10 in the end. BP, I2, CRA the 3 biggest dom surprises this year for me.