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November 5-7: ‘American Dragon’ flashes to the top

 

The finale to the American Dragon trilogy opened at the high end of expectations at $90.8 million, thanks to strong reviews and positive word of mouth from audiences who gave the film an A cinemascore.

 

1. American Dragon: Flash Point - $90,827,153 (1st week)

2. A Woman in the Crowd - $10,603,065 (4th week)

3. Fantasia: The Next Dimension - $6,693,148 (4th week)

4. The Trick-or-Treater - $5,167,394 (2nd week)

5. This is Not a Game - $2,851,466 (5th week)

6. 24 Hours - $2,065,949 (8th week)

7. Bambi: A Life in the Woods - $1,246,191 (8th week)

8. Psychonauts - $941,509 (7th week)

9. Sylvarius - $640,116 (14th week)

10. Texans Hate Zombies - $318,492 (9th week)

 

November 12-14: ‘Dragon’ tops again, ‘Homebound’, ‘Pagans’ make solid money

 

Homebound received a B+ cinemascore and Of Pagans and Paupers received an A-.

 

1. American Dragon: Flash Point - $47,320,947 (2nd week)

2. Homebound - $17,634,375 (1st week)

3. Of Pagans and Paupers - $9,970,438 (1st week)

4. A Woman in the Crowd - $7,619,733 (5th week)

5. Fantasia: The Next Dimension - $3,799,912 (5th week)

6. The Trick-or-Treater - $2,180,640 (3rd week)

7. This is Not a Game - $1,608,277 (6th week)

8. 24 Hours - $1,386,768 (9th week)

9. Bambi: A Life in the Woods - $807,899 (9th week)

10. Psychonauts - $652,001 (8th week)

 

November 19-21: ‘Pillars’ is a box office ‘Queen’

 

The follow-up to the Oscar-nominated ‘Hollow Vale’, ‘Never Far from the Queen’ opened to an incredibly strong $101.9 million. The film received an A- from audiences. Meanwhile ‘The Winter Star’ made $15.6 million and received an A cinemascore.

 

1. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $101,963,470 (1st week)

2. American Dragon: Flash Point - $25,316,707 (3rd week)

3. The Winter Star - $15,632,056 (1st week)

4. Homebound - $9,311,622 (2nd week)

5. Of Pagans and Paupers - $5,792,824 (2nd week)

6. A Woman in the Crowd - $5,629,514 (6th week)

7. Fantasia: The Next Dimension - $2,241,830 (6th week)

8. 24 Hours - $1,024,822 (10th week)

9. This is Not a Game - $897,391 (7th week)

10. Bambi: A Life in the Woods - $487,232 (10th week)

 

November 26-28: ‘Pillars’ still ‘Queen’ but ‘Olive’ is no slouch

 

While it wasn’t able to take the top, ‘Olive the Other Reindeer’ still made a considerable amount over the Thanksgiving weekend, racking in $81.4 million in its first 5 days. Thanks to universal praise from both critics and audiences alike, the latter giving the film an A cinemascore, the film should play well over the holidays. Meanwhile, ‘Lieutenant Lynx’ opened to $12.9 million for its 5 day opening. The film received a C- from audiences

 

1. Pillars of Eternity: Never Far from the Queen - $57,011,969 (2nd week)

2. Olive the Other Reindeer - $54,505,534/$81,423,157 (1st week)

3. American Dragon: Flash Point - $17,048,912 (4th week)

4. The Winter Star - $10,307,275 (2nd week)

5. Lieutenant Lynx and the Third Dimension - $7,148,312/$12,883,052 (1st week)

6. Homebound - $6,210,852 (3rd week)

7. Of Pagans and Paupers - $4,993,414 (3rd week)

8. A Woman in the Crowd - $4,096,879 (7th week)

9. Fantasia: The Next Dimension - $1,235,809 (7th week)

10. 24 Hours - $836,782 (11th week)

 

Sabrina - $213,028 (1st week)

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23 minutes ago, Rorschach said:

I mean, that's how it was done last year too. Only the new films were given their 5 day openings since they opened on that Wednesday.

 

To each their own I guess. Whenever I did actuals I always included the 4-day or 5-day for all films over a particular holiday weekend.

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12 minutes ago, Spaghetti said:

Wouldn't be surprised if Pillars legged its way to $300m.+

 

Also RIP my worries of a 3 hour film being hampered at the box office.

I mean... real life is going to do the same thing like a week from now.

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16 hours ago, 4815162342 said:

 

To each their own I guess. Whenever I did actuals I always included the 4-day or 5-day for all films over a particular holiday weekend.

I do so too, and tbh I got kinda annoyed when Alpha didn't give me 5-days for the Y1 holdovers since I couldn't make top 10 calculations.

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