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14 minutes ago, cdsacken said:

lol wth? I'd figure they project 25.

 

40 would be insane. US is going to be #1 for weekend and do really well.

Is that supposed to be 35? Because 25 makes even less sense than 40.

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Daily Domestic Chart for Monday March 18, 2019

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    Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days
1 (1) Captain Marvel Walt Disney $5,195,836 -73% 4,310 $1,206   $270,079,899 11
2 (3) Five Feet Apart Lionsgate $991,402 -66% 2,803 $354   $14,181,688 4
3 (2) Wonder Park Paramount Pictures $972,713 -77% 3,838 $253   $16,826,359 4
4 (4) How to Train Your Dragon: T… Universal $778,110 -71% 3,727 $209   $136,354,515 25
5 (5) Tyler Perry’s A Madea Fam… Lionsgate $585,906 -72% 2,350 $249   $59,405,088 18
6 (7) Captive State Focus Features $289,005 -60% 2,548 $113   $3,420,530 4
7 (6) No Manches Frida 2 Lionsgate $242,032 -81% 472 $513   $4,073,433 4
8 (9) Alita: Battle Angel 20th Century Fox $214,397 -61% 1,696 $126   $82,036,291 33
9 (8) The LEGO Movie 2: The Secon… Warner Bros. $186,042 -70% 2,046 $91   $101,521,608 39
10 (11) Green Book Universal $135,030 -58% 1,320 $102   $82,736,856 123
11 (13) Isn’t it Romantic Warner Bros. $127,352 -53% 1,366 $93   $46,439,201 34
12 (12) Fighting With My Family United Artists $118,680 -59% 1,580 $75   $21,000,343 33
13 (14) The Upside STX Entertainment $82,359 -59% 880 $94   $105,963,514 67
14 (-) Greta Focus Features $78,195 -54% 980 $80   $10,065,775 18
15 (15) What Men Want Paramount Pictures $75,124 -60% 587 $128   $53,502,399 39
- (-) The Kid Lionsgate $36,243 -50% 268 $135   $1,088,934 11
- (-) Spider-Man: Into The Spider… Sony Pictures $32,566 -64% 366 $89   $189,514,656 95
- (-) Gloria Bell A24 $32,453 -65% 39 $832   $586,523 11
- (-) Happy Death Day 2U Universal $31,745 -61% 486 $65   $27,563,195 34
- (-) Bohemian Rhapsody 20th Century Fox $28,551 -48% 256 $112   $215,689,461 137
- (-) Aquaman Warner Bros. $27,416 -66% 283 $97   $334,455,373 88
- (-) A Star is Born Warner Bros. $27,267 -52% 443 $62   $215,080,261 165
- (-) Everybody Knows Focus Features $25,730 -65% 248 $104   $2,338,651 39
- (-) Cold Pursuit Lionsgate $22,282 -60% 376 $59   $31,617,330 39
- (-) Glass Universal $21,840 -60% 262 $83   $110,541,200 60
- (-) They Shall Not Grow Old Warner Bros. $12,938 -57% 150 $86   $17,549,511 92
- (-) Ralph Breaks The Internet Walt Disney $12,687 -67% 172 $74   $200,822,015 118
- (-) The Favourite Fox Searchlight $11,637 -58% 143 $81   $34,055,038 116
- (-) Mary Poppins Returns Walt Disney $10,617 -62% 182 $58   $171,697,202 90
- (-) If Beale Street Could Talk Annapurna Pictures $8,055 -9% 59 $137   $14,847,213 95
- (-) The Mustang Focus Features $6,035 -67% 4 $1,509   $77,692 4
- (-) The Aftermath Fox Searchlight $5,771 -64% 5 $1,154   $62,190 4
- (-) The Prodigy Orion Pictures $5,742 -66% 88 $65   $14,780,855 39
- (-) Vice Annapurna Pictures $3,889 -42% 47 $83   $47,794,405 84
- (-) The Kid Who Would Be King 20th Century Fox $3,808 -12% 63 $60   $16,763,122 53
- (-) Total Dhamaal FIP $3,482 -80% 54 $64   $2,154,989 25
- (-) Destroyer Annapurna Pictures $450 -49% 12 $38   $1,531,687 84
- (-) Creed II MGM $163 -67% 8 $20   $115,715,392 118

 

 

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37 minutes ago, cdsacken said:

lol wth? I'd figure they project 25.

 

40 would be insane. US is going to be #1 for weekend and do really well.

25 would be more insane. Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol.2 did 34 million in its 3rd Weekend. I'd say 36 million makes more sense. 40 would be great. 

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Just realized that Disney is #1 already with 10 days of their first movie of the year. 

 

With CM's weekdays, I think Disney can hold Universal (Us) until Dumbo arrives. (CM + Dumbo should hold WB's Shazam too). 

 

And after Endgame, it's over for everyone. So Disney being #1 for the rest of the year is likely  

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1 hour ago, expensiveho said:

Just realized that Disney is #1 already with 10 days of their first movie of the year. 

 

With CM's weekdays, I think Disney can hold Universal (Us) until Dumbo arrives. (CM + Dumbo should hold WB's Shazam too). 

 

And after Endgame, it's over for everyone. So Disney being #1 for the rest of the year is likely  

As of Mon Sun, they’re the #1 studio for 2019 calendar gross, but that is supported by almost 90M from Ralph and MPR.      

 

For Disney to be the #1 movie off only one movie we need to consider studio grosses by 2019 release date. On that metric Disney won’t be #1 until... Tuesdays grosses are counted :rofl:   

 

Edit: In fact, after adding Mon grosses Disney is second place for 2019 releases with 275.28M vs Universal’s 275.29M 😮

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9 hours ago, Thanos Legion said:

Is that supposed to be 35? Because 25 makes even less sense than 40.

I was being facetious 😁. Of course I don't project them to predict a 63% drop, at least not on purpose.

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