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Daily Domestic Chart for Monday December 17th, 2018

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		Movie	Distributor	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(1)	Spider-Man: Into The Spider…	Sony Pictures	$2,765,000	-71%	3,813	$725	$38,128,376	4
-	new	They Shall Not Grow Old	Warner Bros.	$2,325,000		1,122	$2,072	$2,325,000	1
-	(2)	The Mule	Warner Bros.	$1,865,000	-61%	2,588	$721	$19,374,431	4
-	(3)	Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch	Universal	$1,027,175	-72%	3,759	$273	$240,490,550	39
-	(5)	Mortal Engines	Universal	$687,940	-65%	3,103	$222	$8,247,790	4
-	(6)	Creed II	MGM	$543,981	-63%	3,107	$175	$105,414,041	27
-	(8)	Fantastic Beasts: The Crime…	Warner Bros.	$440,000	-63%	2,606	$169	$152,233,249	32
-	(9)	Instant Family	Paramount Pictures	$360,386	-66%	2,860	$126	$60,648,727	32
-	(10)	Green Book	Universal	$321,475	-59%	1,215	$265	$24,976,471	32
-	(15)	The Possession of Hannah Grace	Sony Pictures	$155,000	-53%	1,307	$119	$14,064,719	18
-	(-)	A Star is Born	Warner Bros.	$147,000	-52%	842	$175	$199,325,098	74
-	(-)	Mary Queen of Scots	Focus Features	$86,705	-57%	66	$1,314	$1,049,285	11
-	(-)	At Eternity’s Gate	CBS Films	$28,821	-53%	178	$162	$1,478,823	32
-	(-)	If Beale Street Could Talk	Annapurna Pictures	$19,668	-70%	4	$4,917	$244,144	4
-	(-)	Ben is Back	Roadside Attractions	$17,932	-58%	29	$618	$268,543	11
-	(-)	Boy Erased	Focus Features	$13,025	-56%	173	$75	$6,659,997	46
-	(-)	Nobody’s Fool	Paramount Pictures	$11,588	-52%	168	$69	$31,680,281	46
-	(-)	Overlord	Paramount Pictures	$10,890	-48%	173	$63	$21,676,761	39
-	(-)	First Man	Universal	$5,620	-24%	72	$78	$44,839,155	67
-	(-)	Night School	Universal	$5,255	-63%	97	$54	$77,193,530	81
-	(-)	A Private War	Aviron Pictures	$2,615	-51%	50	$52	$1,601,547	46
-	(-)	Halloween	Universal	$2,465	-65%	68	$36	$159,303,060	60
-	(-)	The House with a Clock in i…	Universal	$2,175	-77%	96	$23	$68,477,265	88
-	(-)	The Sisters Brothers	Annapurna Pictures	$922	-32%	11	$84	$3,141,189	88
-	(-)	Indivisible	Pure Flix Entertain…	$308	-77%	14	$22	$3,500,721	53
-	(-)	Gosnell: The Trial of Ameri…	GVN Releasing	$240	-13%	3	$80	$3,679,893	67

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[John Marston]

1 hour ago, a2k said:

At a time when Potter spin-off is floundering/under-performing one can doubly appreciate the consistency and formidable boxoffice performance of the LOTR spin-offs.

 

Worldwide (Unadjusted)

Rank	Title (click to view)	Studio	Worldwide	Domestic / %		Overseas / %		Year
1	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	WB (NL)	$1,021.1	$303.0	29.7%	$718.1	70.3%	2012
2	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	WB (NL)	$958.4	$258.4	27%	$700.0	73%	2013
3	The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies	WB (NL)	$956.0	$255.1	26.7%	$700.9	73.3%	2014
TOTAL:			$2,935.5	$816.5	27.8%	$2,119.0	72.2%	-
AVERAGE:			$978.5	$272.2	27.8%	$706.3	72.2%	-

 

 

I used to think the third one was a big disappointment for decreasing from Smaug but in retrospect after how so many sequels have performed even the ones billed as a "final" chapter (Mockingjay Part 2 for example) it actually did pretty good 

[Valonqar]

Oh, crap, ASIB will drag its climb to 200M though the whole week. 

[Barnack]

21 minutes ago, John Marston said:

 

 

I used to think the third one was a big disappointment for decreasing from Smaug but in retrospect after how so many sequels have performed even the ones billed as a "final" chapter (Mockingjay Part 2 for example) it actually did pretty good 

Battle If it would not have had the august-september 2014 exchange rate crash it would have made more than the previous one, maybe of all of them:

 

 

 

2009 to first half of 2014 was a great moment of growth for global box office if you were popular in the growing markets, last Hobbit made 122m in China, first one 50m. Hunger Games was not a really an growing market affair and could not have is depreciation countered by the raise in them.

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Film (Distributor)	Weekend Gross	Total Gross	% Change	Week #
1	Aquaman (Warner Bros.)	$75.0 M	$75.0 M	NEW	1
2	Mary Poppins Returns (Disney)	$36.0 M	$52.0 M	NEW	1
3	Bumblebee (Paramount)	$20.0 M	$20.0 M	NEW	1
4	Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony / Columbia)	$17.5 M	$66.0 M	-51%	2
5	The Mule (Warner Bros.)	$10.5 M	$36.8 M	-40%	2
6	Dr. Seuss' The Grinch (Universal)	$9.0 M	$253.7 M	-23%	7
7	Second Act (STXfilms)	$7.0 M	$7.0 M	NEW	1
8	Ralph Breaks the Internet (Disney)	$5.5 M	$162.7 M	-41%	5
9	Welcome to Marwen (Universal / DreamWorks)	$4.4 M	$4.4 M	NEW	1
10	Mortal Engines (Universal)	$3.2 M	$13.7 M	-58%	2
11	The Favourite (Fox Searchlight)	$2.9 M	$11.0 M	+11%	5
12	Mary Queen of Scots (Focus)	$2.7 M	$4.0 M	+286%	3

[Darth Lehnsherr]

Ralph's run has been pretty disappointing after its opening couple of days

[JB33]

What's with BOM today? No Monday numbers.