Monday Numbers

[sfran43]

 

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[stripe]

Instant Family almost flat from last Monday's 488k

ASIB increasing from last Monday

[Valonqar]

C'mon ASIB get that 200M! 

[sfran43]

 

[Barnack]

2 hours ago, stripe said:

Instant Family almost flat from last Monday's 488k

ASIB increasing from last Monday

Those type of legs we can see when absolutely nothing open for a long time really do show the importance of competition.

[sfran43]

 

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[sfran43]

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(2)	Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch	Universal	$893,640	-81%	3,841	$233	$224,217,865	32
2	(1)	Ralph Breaks The Internet	Walt Disney	$861,238	-83%	3,795	$227	$141,832,954	20
3	(3)	Creed II	MGM	$764,628	-69%	3,752	$204	$96,889,192	20
4	(4)	Fantastic Beasts: The Crime…	Warner Bros.	$591,474	-71%	3,451	$171	$145,947,844	25
5	(5)	Bohemian Rhapsody	20th Century Fox	$555,088	-67%	2,953	$188	$174,265,924	39
-	(6)	Instant Family	Paramount Pictures	$447,119	-72%	3,426	$131	$54,764,172	25
-	(7)	Green Book	Universal	$425,385	-60%	1,181	$360	$20,372,326	25
-	(10)	Widows	20th Century Fox	$320,488	-61%	2,161	$148	$38,526,568	25
-	(9)	The Possession of Hannah Grace	Sony Pictures	$290,562	-66%	2,298	$126	$11,792,657	11
-	(11)	A Star is Born	Warner Bros.	$257,438	-61%	1,631	$158	$197,300,103	67
-	(12)	The Favourite	Fox Searchlight	$151,088	-65%	91	$1,660	$3,693,368	18
-	(13)	The Nutcracker and the Four…	Walt Disney	$85,428	-77%	1,170	$73	$52,766,998	39
-	(14)	Schindler’s List	Universal	$66,600	-53%	1,029	$65	$96,699,128	9,127
-	(15)	Boy Erased	Focus Features	$53,690	-58%	622	$86	$6,388,857	39
-	(-)	Overlord	Paramount Pictures	$33,377	-54%	391	$85	$21,508,928	32
-	(-)	Can You Ever Forgive Me?	Fox Searchlight	$30,619	-58%	265	$116	$7,019,480	53
-	(-)	Venom	Sony Pictures	$28,201	-67%	388	$73	$212,746,681	67
-	(-)	Nobody’s Fool	Paramount Pictures	$26,028	-62%	368	$71	$31,498,981	39
-	(-)	Mary Queen of Scots	Focus Features	$17,442	-67%	4	$4,361	$212,219	4
-	(-)	The Front Runner	Sony Pictures	$17,147	-46%	409	$42	$1,931,002	35
-	(-)	The Hate U Give	20th Century Fox	$13,484	-62%	235	$57	$29,443,520	67
-	(-)	The Old Man and the Gun	Fox Searchlight	$10,460	-59%	136	$77	$11,062,244	74
-	(-)	Smallfoot	Warner Bros.	$8,384	-85%	238	$35	$82,428,855	74
-	(-)	First Man	Universal	$6,740	-54%	121	$56	$44,781,145	60
-	(-)	Night School	Universal	$6,025	-70%	135	$45	$77,117,040	74
-	(-)	Halloween	Universal	$4,105	-69%	138	$30	$159,264,945	53
-	(-)	A Private War	Aviron Pictures	$3,221	-56%	35	$92	$1,572,236	39
-	(-)	The House with a Clock in i…	Universal	$2,620	-79%	114	$23	$68,433,595	81
-	(-)	Incredibles 2	Walt Disney	$2,510	-53%	66	$38	$608,577,152	179
-	(-)	Crazy Rich Asians	Warner Bros.	$1,840	-72%	78	$24	$173,987,282	118
-	(-)	Gosnell: The Trial of Ameri…	GVN Releasing	$616	-49%	11	$56	$3,672,381	60
-	(-)	The Sisters Brothers	Annapurna Pictures	$422	-51%	9	$47	$3,135,428	81
-	(-)	Indivisible	Pure Flix Entertain…	$125	-75%	7	$18	$3,495,609	46

[TwoMisfits]

41 minutes ago, sfran43 said:

		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	(2)	Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch	Universal	$893,640	-81%	3,841	$233	$224,217,865	32
2	(1)	Ralph Breaks The Internet	Walt Disney	$861,238	-83%	3,795	$227	$141,832,954	20
3	(3)	Creed II	MGM	$764,628	-69%	3,752	$204	$96,889,192	20
4	(4)	Fantastic Beasts: The Crime…	Warner Bros.	$591,474	-71%	3,451	$171	$145,947,844	25
5	(5)	Bohemian Rhapsody	20th Century Fox	$555,088	-67%	2,953	$188	$174,265,924	39
-	(6)	Instant Family	Paramount Pictures	$447,119	-72%	3,426	$131	$54,764,172	25
-	(7)	Green Book	Universal	$425,385	-60%	1,181	$360	$20,372,326	25
-	(10)	Widows	20th Century Fox	$320,488	-61%	2,161	$148	$38,526,568	25
-	(9)	The Possession of Hannah Grace	Sony Pictures	$290,562	-66%	2,298	$126	$11,792,657	11
-	(11)	A Star is Born	Warner Bros.	$257,438	-61%	1,631	$158	$197,300,103	67
-	(12)	The Favourite	Fox Searchlight	$151,088	-65%	91	$1,660	$3,693,368	18
-	(13)	The Nutcracker and the Four…	Walt Disney	$85,428	-77%	1,170	$73	$52,766,998	39
-	(14)	Schindler’s List	Universal	$66,600	-53%	1,029	$65	$96,699,128	9,127
-	(15)	Boy Erased	Focus Features	$53,690	-58%	622	$86	$6,388,857	39
-	(-)	Overlord	Paramount Pictures	$33,377	-54%	391	$85	$21,508,928	32
-	(-)	Can You Ever Forgive Me?	Fox Searchlight	$30,619	-58%	265	$116	$7,019,480	53
-	(-)	Venom	Sony Pictures	$28,201	-67%	388	$73	$212,746,681	67
-	(-)	Nobody’s Fool	Paramount Pictures	$26,028	-62%	368	$71	$31,498,981	39
-	(-)	Mary Queen of Scots	Focus Features	$17,442	-67%	4	$4,361	$212,219	4
-	(-)	The Front Runner	Sony Pictures	$17,147	-46%	409	$42	$1,931,002	35
-	(-)	The Hate U Give	20th Century Fox	$13,484	-62%	235	$57	$29,443,520	67
-	(-)	The Old Man and the Gun	Fox Searchlight	$10,460	-59%	136	$77	$11,062,244	74
-	(-)	Smallfoot	Warner Bros.	$8,384	-85%	238	$35	$82,428,855	74
-	(-)	First Man	Universal	$6,740	-54%	121	$56	$44,781,145	60
-	(-)	Night School	Universal	$6,025	-70%	135	$45	$77,117,040	74
-	(-)	Halloween	Universal	$4,105	-69%	138	$30	$159,264,945	53
-	(-)	A Private War	Aviron Pictures	$3,221	-56%	35	$92	$1,572,236	39
-	(-)	The House with a Clock in i…	Universal	$2,620	-79%	114	$23	$68,433,595	81
-	(-)	Incredibles 2	Walt Disney	$2,510	-53%	66	$38	$608,577,152	179
-	(-)	Crazy Rich Asians	Warner Bros.	$1,840	-72%	78	$24	$173,987,282	118
-	(-)	Gosnell: The Trial of Ameri…	GVN Releasing	$616	-49%	11	$56	$3,672,381	60
-	(-)	The Sisters Brothers	Annapurna Pictures	$422	-51%	9	$47	$3,135,428	81
-	(-)	Indivisible	Pure Flix Entertain…	$125	-75%	7	$18	$3,495,609	46

Grinch back on top and likely to stay above Ralph now through Christmas Eve, I think...

 

PS - And it's $20K higher than last Monday...

Edited December 11, 2018 by TwoMisfits

[JB33]

When's the last day we had no film over $1M?

[terrestrial]

Deadline Hollywood‏Verified account @DEADLINE 8m8 minutes ago

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Female-Led Movies Out-Gross Male Peers At All Budget Levels – Study https://deadline.com/2018/12/female-led-movies-out-gross-male-peers-at-all-budget-levels-caa-shift7-study-1202518095/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter …

 

[Taruseth]

53 minutes ago, JB33 said:

When's the last day we had no film over $1M?

8th February - Jumanji with $728381 (Thursday, same goes for 5&7th February)

 

Those things normally happen the week before President's day, the weekend before the start of Summer (so before first May weekend / now with Avengers moving up a week, it's a little more unlikely and will occur if at all, the last week before the last April weekend)

Then it might happen in early September, the week after Labour Day.

And finally it can happen in the latest October week (before first November weekend) 

And in the first two December weeks, before the Holiday movies starts (with Holiday movies, I mean movies that will start Around Christmas)

[Barnack]

52 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

Deadline Hollywood‏Verified account @DEADLINE 8m8 minutes ago

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Female-Led Movies Out-Gross Male Peers At All Budget Levels – Study https://deadline.com/2018/12/female-led-movies-out-gross-male-peers-at-all-budget-levels-caa-shift7-study-1202518095/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter …

 

 

Seem filled with error, for example it says:

 

From 2014-2017, eleven films crossed the billion dollar mark. All passed the Bechdel test. They are listed below.
Of those, eight are action movies, two are animated movies, and one is a live-action family film.

(In descending order of revenue)

- Star Wars: The Force Awakens
- Jurassic World
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi
- Avengers: Age of Ultron
- Furious 7
- Beauty and the Beast
- The Fate of the Furious
- Captain America: Civil War
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- Zootopia
- Finding Dory

 

See to be 14 to me with

Transformers 4 (2014, with 1.104 Billion)

Minions (2015, with 1.16b)

Despicable me 3 (2017 with 1.035b)

Missing

 

And I do not think it is mislead / being fishy here because

https://bechdeltest.com/view/5598/transformers:_age_of_extinction/

Transformer 4 do pass the test all despicable me/Minions do pass the test.

 

Just seem an error by a script that generated list/database issue or manual error but it does seem of quite the basic level making a list of all the movie having made over 1 billion from 2014-2017, what else they got wrong ?

 

Would have been nice to easily put available the data they used, in a .cvs format or a pdf at least ( I do not find them in the footnote), they say to refer to http://www.studiosystem.com/ but that require an account....

 

That level of total opacity that is completely "unscientific" + what seem glaring error + study made by a group that have a mission of pushing an diversity agenda make the result suspicious.

 

Even if it would not surprise me if it was somewhat well done and somewhat true.

 

Edited December 11, 2018 by Barnack

[JB33]

59 minutes ago, Taruseth said:

8th February - Jumanji with $728381 (Thursday, same goes for 5&7th February)

 

Those things normally happen the week before President's day, the weekend before the start of Summer (so before first May weekend / now with Avengers moving up a week, it's a little more unlikely and will occur if at all, the last week before the last April weekend)

Then it might happen in early September, the week after Labour Day.

And finally it can happen in the latest October week (before first November weekend) 

And in the first two December weeks, before the Holiday movies starts (with Holiday movies, I mean movies that will start Around Christmas)

Thanks! Hm, so it wasn't that long ago. I kind of thought it hadn't been that long. Just wasn't looking at the right dates. I was looking at August and December 2017 and stuff.

[terrestrial]

7 hours ago, Barnack said:

 

Seem filled with error, for example it says:

 

From 2014-2017, eleven films crossed the billion dollar mark. All passed the Bechdel test. They are listed below.
Of those, eight are action movies, two are animated movies, and one is a live-action family film.

(In descending order of revenue)

- Star Wars: The Force Awakens
- Jurassic World
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi
- Avengers: Age of Ultron
- Furious 7
- Beauty and the Beast
- The Fate of the Furious
- Captain America: Civil War
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- Zootopia
- Finding Dory

 

See to be 14 to me with

Transformers 4 (2014, with 1.104 Billion)

Minions (2015, with 1.16b)

Despicable me 3 (2017 with 1.035b)

Missing

 

And I do not think it is mislead / being fishy here because

https://bechdeltest.com/view/5598/transformers:_age_of_extinction/

Transformer 4 do pass the test all despicable me/Minions do pass the test.

 

Just seem an error by a script that generated list/database issue or manual error but it does seem of quite the basic level making a list of all the movie having made over 1 billion from 2014-2017, what else they got wrong ?

 

Would have been nice to easily put available the data they used, in a .cvs format or a pdf at least ( I do not find them in the footnote), they say to refer to http://www.studiosystem.com/ but that require an account....

 

That level of total opacity that is completely "unscientific" + what seem glaring error + study made by a group that have a mission of pushing an diversity agenda make the result suspicious.

 

Even if it would not surprise me if it was somewhat well done and somewhat true.

 

You might want to read the discussion under the Transormers listing.

[Barnack]

30 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

You might want to read the discussion under the Transormers listing.

 

Not so sure what you mean exactly by that, yes the bechdeltest is a bit ridiculous, Gravity does not pass the test, Transformer 4 do under some criteria, but the point remain that I do not think it was by false play (despicable me 3 pass the test quite cleanly and is also missing).

 

It could be too, maybe they knew putting Transformer 4 on that list could make it look ridiculous, but living only one out would be too suspicious....