Jan 11-13 Weekend Thread l Upside 19.6M, Aquaman 17.3M, Dog 11.3M, ITSV 9M. Aquaman crosses 1 BILLION DOLLARS WW. Win Gold accounts - link in first post.

[boxofficeth]

Glad The Upside breaks out in a big way. Otherwise, it would be a very dull weekend. Unless Glass excels in every which way, this Jan is bound to be the least attended in 3 decades or so. 

[JB33]

2 hours ago, boxofficeth said:

Glad The Upside breaks out in a big way. Otherwise, it would be a very dull weekend. Unless Glass excels in every which way, this Jan is bound to be the least attended in 3 decades or so. 

We saw this barren January coming a mile away and that was when we thought GLASS would be huge! If it ends up being deflated due to reviews this could really be a January for the ages....

[MrGlass2]

December was pretty bad too.

Edited January 15, 2019 by MrGlass2

[MrGamer]

4 hours ago, MrGlass2 said:

What a time to be alive:

 

Year	#1 Movie	Worldwide Gross
2019	Dragon Ball Super: Broly	$53.5
2018	Avengers: Infinity War	$2,048.4
2017	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	$1,332.5
2016	Captain America: Civil War	$1,153.3
2015	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$2,068.2

Making Broly canon is paying off.

[Jiffy]

ITSV > MPR was a twist I did not see coming.

[Emerald kikyou]

1 hour ago, MrGamer said:

Making Broly canon is paying off.

Even though I am a manga reader / anime watcher / gamer / comic fan and a geek in every way, I still can’t get into dragon ball for some reason. Not even the fights ( which I expected to be better than Naruto from all the hype around them but weren’t really) made me like it enough to watch the whole thing. I want to watch it to understand what friends around me talk about but I just can’t get into it. 

 

 

[MagnarTheGreat]

Top 10 Domestic Movies >$200M Stamina update (last week's table):

 

Spoiler

Top 10 Highest Domestic Grossing Movie >$200M (2015 – 2018)	90% of Gross on Day	Multiplier (DG ÷ FW)	Domestic Gross	First Weekend	Release Month	Rank
Aquaman*	17	4.24	$287.9M	$67.9M	Dec.	#6 (2018)
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice	18	1.99	$330.4M	$166.0M	Mar.	#8 (2016)
Justice League	23	2.44	$229.0M	$93.8M	Nov.	#10 (2017)
Captain America: Civil War	23	2.28	$408.1M	$179.1M	May	#3 (2016)
Star Wars: The Last Jedi	23	2.82	$620.2M	$220.0M	Dec.	#1 (2017)
Solo: A Star Wars Story	24	2.53	$213.8M	$84.4M	May	#10 (2018)
Furious 7	24	2.40	$353.0M	$147.2M	Apr.	#5 (2015)
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	25	3.43	$532.2M	$155.1M	Dec.	#1 (2016)
Avengers: Age of Ultron	26	2.40	$459.0M	$191.3M	May	#3 (2015)
It	28	2.65	$327.5M	$123.4M	Sep.	#7 (2017)
Spectre	29	2.84	$200.1M	$70.4M	Nov.	#10 (2015)
Thor: Ragnarok	29	2.57	$315.1M	$122.7M	Nov.	#8 (2017)
Deadpool 2	29	2.54	$318.5M	$125.5M	May	#5 (2018)
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom	29	2.82	$416.8M	$148.0M	Jun.	#4 (2018)
Finding Dory	29	3.60	$486.3M	$135.1M	Jun.	#2 (2016)
Suicide Squad	30	2.43	$325.1M	$133.7M	Aug.	#9 (2016)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	30	2.66	$389.8M	$146.5M	May	#5 (2017)
Avengers: Infinity War	30	2.63	$678.8M	$257.7M	Apr.	#2 (2018)
Star Wars: The Force Awakens	30	3.78	$936.7M	$248.0M	Dec.	#1 (2015)
Ant-Man and the Wasp	31	2.86	$216.6M	$75.8M	Jul.	#9 (2018)
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – P2	31	2.74	$281.7M	$102.7M	Nov.	#7 (2015)
Minions	31	2.90	$336.0M	$115.7M	Jul.	#6 (2015)
Deadpool	31	2.74	$363.1M	$132.4M	Feb.	#6 (2016)
Beauty and the Beast	31	2.88	$504.0M	$174.8M	Mar.	#2 (2017)
Jurassic World	31	3.12	$652.3M	$208.8M	Jun.	#2 (2015)
Cinderella	32	2.96	$201.2M	$67.9M	Mar.	#9 (2015)
Sing	32	7.67	$270.4M	$35.3M	Dec.	#10 (2016)
Mission: Impossible – Fallout	36	3.60	$220.2M	$61.2M	Jul.	#8 (2018)
Spider-Man: Homecoming	36	2.86	$334.2M	$117.0M	Jul.	#6 (2017)
Incredibles 2	36	3.33	$608.6M	$182.7M	Jun.	#3 (2018)
Despicable Me 3	37	3.65	$264.6M	$72.4M	Jun.	#9 (2017)
The Secret Life of Pets	37	3.53	$368.4M	$104.4M	Jul.	#4 (2016)
Black Panther	38	3.47	$700.1M	$202.0M	Feb.	#1 (2018)
Inside Out	39	3.94	$356.5M	$90.4M	Jun.	#4 (2015)
The Jungle Book	39	3.53	$364.0M	$103.3M	Apr.	#5 (2016)
Dr. Seuss' The Grinch*	41	4.00	$270.0M	$67.6M	Nov.	#7 (2018)
Wonder Woman	41	4.00	$412.6M	$103.3M	Jun.	#3 (2017)
The Martian	44	4.21	$228.4M	$54.3M	Oct.	#8 (2015)
Zootopia	45	4.55	$341.3M	$75.1M	Mar.	#7 (2016)
Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle	54	11.18	$404.5M	$36.2M	Dec.	#4 (2017)
average of table	32	3.42
median of table	31	2.89
* highlighted in yellow: numbers are not final / still in theaters
display of dollars rounded to nearest hundred thousand
numbers current as of January 13, 2019

 

Release Month	Average Multiplier	Median Multiplier	Release Month	Average Multiplier	Median Multiplier
January	2.88	2.66	July	3.30	3.22
February	2.81	2.73	August	3.22	3.00
March	3.02	2.89	September	2.87	2.75
April	2.76	2.65	October	3.02	2.75
May	2.95	2.82	November	3.43	3.23
June	3.13	3.01	December	5.45	4.76
all (1025 movies)				3.21	2.93
excludes 2018 releases
highest month in blue; lowest month in red

numbers from top openings (2008-2017) as of August 16, 2018

 

[Barnack]

On 1/13/2019 at 10:37 PM, xxoo said:

 

I doubt no Hunger Games went number one after 2013....

 

Or did Paramount loose is big production title to Liongates ?

 

A quick check and Tyler Perry boo 2 / Jigsaw during October 2017 seem to have been the last time.

 

Hitman bodyguard before that

[bcf26]

13 hours ago, MrGlass2 said:

What a time to be alive:

 

Year	#1 Movie	Worldwide Gross
2019	Dragon Ball Super: Broly	$53.5
2018	Avengers: Infinity War	$2,048.4
2017	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	$1,332.5
2016	Captain America: Civil War	$1,153.3
2015	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$2,068.2

At the end of 2019, Dragon Ball Super: Broly will be number 2 worldwide

 

Number 1 movie will be Detective Pikachu.

[ScoobyDoo21]

Donn't know why they don't give these anime films a wide release. Obviously they do well worldwide so they could do well in the USA. It isn't like Dragon Ball is some unknown property in the west.

 

Did they get scared off by those Pokemon movies bombing after the first one?

Edited January 15, 2019 by ScoobyDoo21

[Celedhring]

Still surprises me that Dragon Ball still continues to be so popular up to this day. I remember watching the first series when I was 10 y/o (and it was huge over here, pretty much the cartoon of my generation) but that was... let's say a while ago!