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TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #
1 1 Halloween (2018) Uni. $32,045,000 -58.0% 3,990 +62 $8,031 $126,698,400 $10 2
2 2 A Star is Born (2018) WB $14,145,000 -25.8% 3,904 +20 $3,623 $148,722,400 $36 4
3 3 Venom (2018) Sony $10,800,000 -40.1% 3,567 -320 $3,028 $187,282,314 $100 4
4 4 Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween Sony $7,500,000 -22.8% 3,723 +202 $2,015 $38,348,809 $35 3
5 N Hunter Killer LG/S $6,650,000 - 2,728 - $2,438 $6,650,000 - 1
6 6 The Hate U Give Fox $5,100,000 -32.9% 2,375 +72 $2,147 $18,300,005 $23 4
7 5 First Man Uni. $4,935,000 -40.7% 2,959 -681 $1,668 $37,880,080 $59 3
8 7 Smallfoot WB $4,750,000 -27.8% 2,662 -370 $1,784 $72,591,050 - 5
9 8 Night School (2018) Uni. $3,255,000 -33.5% 1,991 -305 $1,635 $71,451,025 $29 5
10 20 Mid90s A24 $3,000,000 +1,062.1% 1,206 +1,202 $2,488 $3,350,170 - 2
11 10 The Old Man & the Gun FoxS $1,800,000 -15.7% 1,042 +240 $1,727 $7,214,097 - 5
12 N Johnny English Strikes Again Uni. $1,626,000 - 544 - $2,989 $1,626,000 - 1
13 N Indivisible PFR $1,575,000 - 830 - $1,898 $1,575,000 - 1
14 9 Bad Times At The El Royale Fox $1,400,000 -59.1% 1,798 -1,010 $779 $16,593,736 $32 3
15 12 Free Solo NGE $1,061,659 +3.9% 394 +143 $2,695 $5,177,991 - 5
16 11 The House With A Clock In Its Walls Uni. $1,045,000 -42.4% 1,042 -546 $1,003 $66,519,015 $42 6
17 18 Beautiful Boy (2018) Amazon $592,897 +46.4% 192 +146 $3,088 $1,435,094 - 3
18 23 Can You Ever Forgive Me? FoxS $380,000 +135.3% 25 +20 $15,200 $610,139 - 2
19 15 Colette BST $327,636 -47.1% 235 -285 $1,394 $4,424,118 - 6
20 13 The Sisters Brothers Annapurna $271,051 -64.2% 774 -367 $350 $2,742,097 - 6
21 N Suspiria Amazon $179,806 - 2 - $89,903 $179,806 - 1
22 30 Hell Fest LGF $175,000 +123.2% 907 +644 $193 $10,976,623 $5.5 5
23 19 A Simple Favor LGF $135,000 -62.5% 222 -270 $608 $53,210,320 - 7
24 36 The Happy Prince SPC $80,604 +36.2% 71 +46 $1,135 $224,329 - 3
25 27 The Wife SPC $78,476 -39.8% 82 -48 $957 $7,608,251 - 11
26 N Border Neon $71,565 - 7 - $10,224 $71,565 - 1
27 46 What They Had BST $57,764 +226.7% 25 +21 $2,311 $82,816 - 2
28 31 Peppermint STX $40,000 -48.2% 88 -64 $455 $35,395,139 $25 8
29 N Burning WGUSA $28,650 - 2 - $14,325 $28,650 - 1
30 47 The Price of Everything HBO $19,874 +18.2% 8 +7 $2,484 $46,586 - 2
31 49 Monsters and Men Neon $8,751 -37.5% 10 -15 $875 $500,101 - 5
32 56 Matangi/Maya/M.I.A. Abr. $7,468 -28.9% 5 -1 $1,494 $191,541 - 5
33 N Monrovia, Indiana Zipp. $6,100 - 1 - $6,100 $6,100 - 1
34 N Weed the People Abr. $4,279 - 1 - $4,279 $4,279 - 1
35 - Bisbee '17 4th Row $3,812 - 4 - $953 $108,832 - 8
36 58 The Great Buster: A Celebration Cohen $3,020 -63.8% 5 +2 $604 $34,497 - 4
37 68 The Advocates CLS $1,458 -66.5% 1 - $1,458 $10,012 - 2
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24 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

Oh, people were seeing it because it (Rogue One) was a Star Wars movie, but the December date helped tremendously inflate it. Even if you have a huge opening weekend, you're still gonna have fantastic legs in its release date as that is just par for the course when it comes to the holiday season (even The Last Jedi, which had poor legs for the holiday season's standards, still had a 2.8x multiplier, a pretty great if not outstanding number compared to the average blockbuster multipliers, especially considering that it was a direct sequel and it opened to 220 million.... imagine if it was a widely well recieved film instead of gigantically divisive). Solo probably would have at least sniffed 300 million DOM and 500-550 million WW if it had come out in December (not enough to not be a calamity, but enough to not go down as one of the biggest embarassments in box office history). Instead, it came out on Memorial Day - MD movies don't tend to have particularly fantastic legs as they burn a lot of demand on their 4 opening days; nevermind an unwanted anthology film from one of the most fan rush-friendly tentpole franchises of all time - and on top of every other negative factor around it, we got what we got.

 

Solo was a giant mistake and the SW brand is hurt right now, but trust me: Episode IX will still do great business. It'll likely still hit over 1 billion WW and 500 million DOM. If anything, it seems like a lot of people are curious to see where the main series goes after TLJ. And JJ Abrams back in the director's chair will excite at least the GA after the toxic divisiveness of TLJ.

You are in for a shock if you think the name JJ will excite the GA into episode 9. You really believe force awakens did that because of JJ? You are mistaken, it was because of the old cast and nostalgia but we will see who is right 

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Predictions for next week:

 

Bohemian Rhapsody: 45M

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms: 22M

Nobody's Fool: 14M

Halloween: 10.4M

A Star is Born: 8.5M

Venom: 5.8M

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween: 3.9M

The Hate U Give: 3.3M

Hunter Killer: 3M

Smallfoot: 2.6M

 

Really curious to see how Goosebumps and Smallfoot fare against The Nutcracker. The former is already susceptible to a shitty drop because it'll be after Halloween.

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2 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Predictions for next week:

 

Bohemian Rhapsody: 45M

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms: 22M

Nobody's Fool: 14M

Halloween: 10.4M

A Star is Born: 8.5M

Venom: 5.8M

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween: 3.9M

The Hate U Give: 3.3M

Hunter Killer: 3M

Smallfoot: 2.6M

 

Really curious to see how Goosebumps and Smallfoot fare against The Nutcracker. The former is already susceptible to a shitty drop because it'll be after Halloween.

You going to tell me ASIB going to fall 40% next week

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2 minutes ago, Spagspiria said:

SUSPIRIA had a $90k PTA in two theaters, one in NY and LA each. That probably inflated it, but that is pretty strong. It’ll probably die once it leaves metropolitan areas, but that’s a solid start.

Amazon should have went wide immediately with no major releases this weekend and could have gotten some money plus Halloween next week. Now it will die in November. 

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4 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Predictions for next week:

 

Bohemian Rhapsody: 45M

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms: 22M

Nobody's Fool: 14M

Halloween: 10.4M

A Star is Born: 8.5M

Venom: 5.8M

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween: 3.9M

The Hate U Give: 3.3M

Hunter Killer: 3M

Smallfoot: 2.6M

 

Really curious to see how Goosebumps and Smallfoot fare against The Nutcracker. The former is already susceptible to a shitty drop because it'll be after Halloween.

Nutcracker will flop so it should not affect those films too much. 

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9 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Predictions for next week:

 

Bohemian Rhapsody: 45M

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms: 22M

Nobody's Fool: 14M

Halloween: 10.4M

A Star is Born: 8.5M

Venom: 5.8M

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween: 3.9M

The Hate U Give: 3.3M

Hunter Killer: 3M

Smallfoot: 2.6M

 

Really curious to see how Goosebumps and Smallfoot fare against The Nutcracker. The former is already susceptible to a shitty drop because it'll be after Halloween.

The first Goosebumps dropped only 31% the weekend after Halloween, with Peanuts having an opening that will likely be bigger than Nutcracker. Even with the sequel having "Halloween" in the title, this will probably also have an okay drop.

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