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Wednesday numbers 3/20 | CM $4.57M

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Just now, zapzapped said:

Funny how i questioned if it would make 400M. You say 395-415M. But im the troll as if what were saying is somehow different. You have a charming attitude i see.

Again: its not what you are questioning / stating about the numbers, its about how you reason those:

reason given and style of wording.

Funny, you seem to miss the passive-agressive parts, the posts about reasons.... and focus only on.... we bad, you white as snow, no fault there....

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4 hours ago, sfran43 said:

You really just took a bunch of words and threw them together, huh?! :winomg:

 

 

4 hours ago, XO21 said:

Could the trolls be more creative at least or I'm asking too much...

 

Or maybe this member is new at following the box office and doesn't understand the nuances and differences between summer weekdays and internal multipliers and so on.  

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3 hours ago, Johnny Tran said:

WW is a valid comparison because while that had Summer weekdays, CM has zero competition to this point and has an indisputable End Game tie in and bump. To me those weigh heavier than the Summer weekdays.

 

How can you possibly compare a summer weekday film to a school's in session film?  Not even the same ballpark, hell not even the same fuckin sport.

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3 hours ago, zapzapped said:

So then tell me how much the film is gonna make Domestically. We'll see whos right in a couple months.

 

I don't think anyone knows exactly how much it will make, but if you go by some of the other Marvel films, with similar opening weekends, my guess is it will have good late legs and manage a multiplier of about 2.6.  GOTG 2 had a 2.66.  Homecoming had 2.85 and that was all due to late legs.  Ragnarok had a 2.58.  So I'm giving it 2.6 for a finish of just a tad under 400 million.  Disney will push it to 400 if it gets close.  IMO.

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43 minutes ago, Johnny Tran said:

WW is a valid comparison because while that had Summer weekdays, CM has zero competition to this point and has an indisputable End Game tie in and bump. To me those weigh heavier than the Summer weekdays.

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2017-06-13&track=wonderwoman.htm

 

Wonder Woman competition:

5 days in release The Mummy

captain Underpants

19 days in release Pirates

40 days in release Guardian 2

 

Much bigger yes, but June 13th 2017 was a 20.7m box office day, March 19 2019 was a bit below 15m

 

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18 minutes ago, Premium George said:

We are comparing 2.6x to 4.0x. Don't see anything bad about CM going below WW.

Agree

Start high, usually low(er) mp than if/when a successful movie started low

 

I think too many here see it as a 'competition'.

Never made sense to me, I am in for the long-living existence of cinemas and movies better to be seen in a cinema than at home, sitting before a nice home cinema system.

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5 minutes ago, baumer said:

 

How can you possibly compare a summer weekday film to a school's in session film?  Not even the same ballpark, hell not even the same fuckin sport.

Is school over by june 13th ? Oh I see the US is quite different than Canada (that would explain the rather felt quite long summer box office season)

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That's young for that kind of problem, not?

 

star Emila Clarke revealed in a first-person essay just published on The New Yorker website that she weathered two life-threatening brain hemorrhages since the start of 2011

https://deadline.com/2019/03/daenerys-targaryen-game-of-thrones-emilia-clarke-survived-surgery-for-two-brain-aneurysms-1202580064/

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2 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

That's young for that kind of problem, not?

 

star Emila Clarke revealed in a first-person essay just published on The New Yorker website that she weathered two life-threatening brain hemorrhages since the start of 2011

https://deadline.com/2019/03/daenerys-targaryen-game-of-thrones-emilia-clarke-survived-surgery-for-two-brain-aneurysms-1202580064/

Why don't you go post this in a medical forum so they can call you a troll for questioning it. Youre actually asking about something WHEN IT HAPPENED. You linked the proof. Wow.

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9 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

Agree

Start high, usually low(er) mp than if/when a successful movie started low

 

I think too many here see it as a 'competition'.

Never made sense to me, I am in for the long-living existence of cinemas and movies better to be seen in a cinema than at home, sitting before a nice home cinema system.

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People forget so easily that it first and foremost a BO site where we talk about it on a technical point !

 

We talk about numbers and how to translate them into daily and ultimately final revenues based on past data, their similar behaviour from similar products released during the same period of time. 

 

We can then use aggregated past tendencies to refine forecasts.

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CM and Spider... are only estimates, s green font (to see at their website)

 

https://www.the-numbers.com/box-office-chart/daily/2019/03/20

     
 
    Movie Distributor Gross Change Thtrs. Per Thtr. Total Gross Days
1 (1) Captain Marvel Walt Disney $4,500,000 -41% 4,310 $1,044   $282,183,764 13
- (2) Wonder Park Paramount Pictures $984,227 -42% 3,838 $256   $19,512,074 6
- (4) How to Train Your Dragon: T… Universal $835,055 -32% 3,727 $224   $138,415,010 27
- (6) Captive State Focus Features $258,345 -42% 2,548 $101   $4,126,345 6
- (9) The LEGO Movie 2: The Secon… Warner Bros. $205,117 -28% 2,046 $100   $102,011,670 41
- (10) Green Book Universal $159,680 -38% 1,320 $121   $83,153,601 125
- (11) Isn’t it Romantic Warner Bros. $131,616 -34% 1,366 $96   $46,770,875 36
- (13) The Upside STX Entertainment $96,060 -33% 880 $109   $106,203,493 69
- (15) Greta Focus Features $80,590 -29% 980 $82   $10,259,440 20
- (14) What Men Want Paramount Pictures $71,841 -37% 587 $122   $53,688,380 41
- (-) Spider-Man: Into The Spider… Sony Pictures $33,000 -20% 366 $90   $189,588,940 97
- (-) A Star is Born Warner Bros. $31,587 -31% 443 $71   $215,157,340 167
- (-) Happy Death Day 2U Universal $30,880 -26% 486 $64   $27,635,555 36
- (-) Everybody Knows Focus Features $29,805 -19% 248 $120   $2,405,386 41
- (-) Aquaman Warner Bros. $29,087 -18% 283 $103   $334,520,130 90
- (-) Glass Universal $22,675 -25% 262 $87   $110,594,025 62
- (-) They Shall Not Grow Old Warner Bros. $14,230 -18% 150 $95   $17,581,056 94
- (-) The Mustang Focus Features $6,334 +15% 4 $1,584   $89,524 6
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Former and executive producer Drew Goddard has signed a major multi-year overall deal with 20th Century Fox TV

https://deadline.com/2019/03/drew-goddard-inks-big-overall-deal-with-20th-century-fox-tv-1202580145/

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