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Monday Numbers: Deadline early estimates 1. The Grinch - $10.3M | 2. BR $4.25M | 3. The Nutcracker $1.6M

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5 hours ago, La Binoche said:

I just remembered Beyonce was supposed to be in ASIB. It would have been so awful. Being talentless (don't believe what the media says- she has no talent outside of a decent-at-best singing voice) she wouldn't have been able to contribute anything other than bootyliciousness, fiercely strutting around on stage and doing hair flips. In other words, she would have been her unbearable  "Queen Bey" self  for 2+ hours. Gross. 

Hope that made you feel better.

 

The Queen remains unbothered.

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We will never know how Beyonce would turn out but big chance that she wouldn't be Queen Bey cause the character is nothing like that. She would play a character without her usual sass if she was written without it. her other roles were tailored for her stage persona, so she couldn't show if she had range.

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6 hours ago, La Binoche said:

I just remembered Beyonce was supposed to be in ASIB. It would have been so awful. Being talentless (don't believe what the media says- she has no talent outside of a decent-at-best singing voice) she wouldn't have been able to contribute anything other than bootyliciousness, fiercely strutting around on stage and doing hair flips. In other words, she would have been her unbearable  "Queen Bey" self  for 2+ hours. Gross. 

Beyonce is immensely talented. She is one of the best performers of all time, a modern day Michael Jackson - and to say that her singing voice is decent at best is beyond delusional. She's better than Lady Joanne in every way. It's funny how she became everything Fad was supposed to be - and completely ERASED her. 

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21 minutes ago, salvador-232 said:

Good thing that the Grinch is doing well domestically because its OS openings so far range from "fine" to "hilariously bad" 

Dr. Seuss has always been much more of a US thing than an overseas one. The Lorax made nearly 2/3 of its worldwide gross from just the states several years ago.

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Daily Domestic Chart for Monday November 12th, 2018

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    Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days
1 (1) Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch Universal $10,665,595 -50% 4,141 $2,576   $78,238,450 4
2 (2) Bohemian Rhapsody 20th Century Fox $4,420,001 -54% 4,000 $1,105   $104,782,117 11
3 (3) The Nutcracker and the Four… Walt Disney $1,702,309 -48% 3,766 $452   $37,480,712 11
4 (4) Overlord Paramount Pictures $1,279,581 -53% 2,859 $448   $11,481,689 4
5 (5) A Star is Born Warner Bros. $1,212,169 -49% 2,848 $426   $179,327,720 39
6 (6) The Girl in the Spider’s Web Sony Pictures $950,262 -51% 2,929 $324   $8,760,374 4
7 (7) Nobody’s Fool Paramount Pictures $846,115 -55% 2,468 $343   $25,218,465 11
8 (8) Venom Sony Pictures $811,354 -45% 2,351 $345   $207,110,335 39
9 (9) Halloween Universal $462,145 -57% 2,717 $170   $157,430,875 25
10 (11) Smallfoot Warner Bros. $396,208 -21% 1,318 $301   $80,705,863 46
11 (10) The Hate U Give 20th Century Fox $352,142 -41% 1,108 $318   $27,039,388 39
12 (14) Goosebumps 2: Haunted Hallo… Sony Pictures $231,827 -23% 1,519 $153   $46,099,649 32
13 (13) Can You Ever Forgive Me? Fox Searchlight $200,024 -51% 391 $512   $3,777,423 25
14 (15) First Man Universal $144,610 -44% 815 $177   $43,875,375 32
15 (-) Night School Universal $114,165 -56% 717 $159   $76,111,170 46
- (-) Boy Erased Focus Features $108,471 -54% 77 $1,409   $1,139,808 11
- (-) Mid90s A24 $78,450 -38% 340 $231   $6,897,446 25
- (-) The Old Man and the Gun Fox Searchlight $71,315 -44% 395 $181   $10,289,361 46
- (-) Johnny English Strikes Again Focus Features $62,515 -47% 191 $327   $4,053,785 18
- (-) The House with a Clock in i… Universal $50,045 -41% 281 $178   $67,862,820 53
- (-) Crazy Rich Asians Warner Bros. $32,768 -50% 208 $158   $173,550,440 90
- (-) A Private War Aviron Pictures $31,925 -44% 38 $840   $310,953 11
- (-) Indivisible Pure Flix Entertain… $26,375 -45% 202 $131   $3,398,882 18
- (-) Incredibles 2 Walt Disney $24,454 -37% 140 $175   $608,300,732 151
- (-) Bad Times at the El Royale 20th Century Fox $15,602 -47% 124 $126   $17,713,078 32
- (-) Christopher Robin Walt Disney $12,697 -33% 122 $104   $99,126,667 102
- (-) The Nun Warner Bros. $7,826 -58% 211 $37   $117,387,575 67
- (-) The Sisters Brothers Annapurna Pictures $6,609 -17% 104 $64   $3,079,833 53
- (-) The Front Runner Sony Pictures $6,282 -56% 4 $1,571   $78,024 7
- (-) The Predator 20th Century Fox $2,553 -55% 43 $59   $51,001,357 60
- (-) Operation Finale MGM $50 -69% 4 $13   $17,611,990 76
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2 hours ago, 75Live said:

 

the queen is 92, not much should bother her these days 😛 

No, we're talking about the royal one here.

 

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53 minutes ago, GraceRandolph said:

Imagine coming for Beyonce's vocals while defending Gaga's SCREECHING. 

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Let's not belittle either of them.

 

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Beyonce is a great stage performer and a good singer. She has been wildly successful. She has nothing left to prove. Everyone knows that she isn't a real actress, most musical artists suck or are painfully mediocre in films. It's fine. She'll continue to make music. 

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39 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

Beyonce is a great stage performer and a good singer. She has been wildly successful. She has nothing left to prove. Everyone knows that she isn't a real actress, most musical artists suck or are painfully mediocre in films. It's fine. She'll continue to make music. 

Not Bette Midler.😉 She's a fantastic musical artist & a fantastic actress & she can dance!

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https://deadline.com/2018/11/venom-crosses-700-million-global-box-office-sony-crosses-2-billion-international-six-year-record-1202501050/

 

‘Venom’ Throttles $700M WW, Propels Sony To $2B+ Overseas Box Office In Best Time Since 2012

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by Nancy Tartaglione
 

 

EXCLUSIVE: On the back of a record-setting opening weekend in China, Sony’s Venom is bonding with a handful of new milestones. With today’s grosses, the Tom Hardy-starrer crosses $700M worldwide, and will hit $500M overseas tomorrow. What’s more, the film is propelling Sony past $2B at the international box officefor 2018. That benchmark, one that has not been achieved so early in the year by the Culver City studio since October 31, 2012, was topped through Monday with a total $2.001B.

 

Based on the Marvel property, the Ruben Fleischer-helmed Venomhas been a superhero for Sony since it began its run last month, breaking domestic and global October opening records in its early play. Through Monday, it was at $688.5M worldwide — and with today’s China’s haul ($11.6M), it morphs across $700M to $700.1M. The offshore total through Monday was $481.5M. Figuring Tuesday’s Middle Kingdom add, that lifts to $493.1M, meaning Wednesday will push it over half a billion overseas. It is looking likely to get to $800M worldwide.

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6 hours ago, filmlover said:

Dr. Seuss has always been much more of a US thing than an overseas one. The Lorax made nearly 2/3 of its worldwide gross from just the states several years ago.

It's doing well in the UK but Dr Seuss and The Grinch is more well known there. I imagine it'll still do $450-500m WW which is low for an Illumination film but still respectable.

 

 

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