CAYOM V Actuals: A Life in the Flash Point of the Unbeatable Union of One Punch Manhunters on their Own Accord Scavenging for A Woman in the Crowd for 24 Hours within the Next Dimension of the Third Dimension

[YM!]

@Reddroast we made it.

[YM!]

I just really hope TUSG does well cause it’s a franchise I’d love to continue.

[Ezen Baklattan]

AN ODD ROAD TRIP and BY THE BALLS had the same Cinemascore. 🤔

[Ezen Baklattan]

And with those numbers for TLBH, and using the real world rankings (although some CAYOM films likely come above it...)

 

7th highest fifth weekend of all time.

10th highest sixth weekend of all time.

18th highest seventh weekend of all time.

 

[YM!]

I’m also impressed at how strong GLC late legs are. Maybe Endless Entertainment pulls a Spectre style fudge for $300M.

 

As for Splatoon, pleasantly surprised, and while not an official Endless Animation film, does show that potentially Endless has become a known name in the family entertainment game. Whether $200M happens or not will depend on how hard OPM hits it but $180M-$190M is achievable. But it being stronger than the GameVerse movies bodes well for Mario.

 

Personally I am curious on how Sylvarius, Fantasia and TUSG as critically they are all on the same level.

[Reddroast]

45 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

@Reddroast we made it.

OW is in line with one piece. Looks like Splatoon has better legs though

[Ethan Hunt]

Very sad to see wii sports didn't break the opening weekend record

[Blankments]

1 hour ago, Spaghetti said:

AN ODD ROAD TRIP and BY THE BALLS had the same Cinemascore. 🤔

 Paging @Xillix

[Rorschach]

July will be up within an hour or so. 

[YM!]

21 minutes ago, Rorschach said:

July will be up within an hour or so. 

Will August and/or September be pushed to tomorrow?

[Ezen Baklattan]

I’m extremely interested in seeing how Yin, 24H, and Bambi perform.

[Rorschach]

34 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

Will August and/or September be pushed to tomorrow?

Sunday

[Rorschach]

July 2-4: ‘One Punch Man’ obliterates the 4th of July, ‘Up The Butt’ gets blue balled

 

Thanks to low competition and a starvation of big 4 quadrant blockbusters, ‘One Punch Man’ certainly left a crater of impact in its opening 5 days. Marking Lager Pictures’ first blockbuster venture outside of The Odyssey trilogy, the superhero anime adaptation lit up the box office with $139 million for its 5 day opening and $79.2 million for its 3 day weekend. Despite mixed-to-positive reviews, audiences seemed to dig the action blockbuster, giving the film an A-. Meanwhile, this weekend’s other major opener, the erotic action film ‘Up The Butt’, got blue balled by audiences, leaving the film with a measly $3 million and receiving the rare F cinemascore. Expect this one to be flipped out of the Top 10 by next weekend. Elsewhere, the New Journey Pictures Classics’ documentary Calendars got off to a solid start in its platform release with $154k.

 

1. One Punch Man - $79,194,014/$138,998,810 (1st week)

2. Splatoon - $17,642,843 (3rd week) (-42.3%)

3. An Odd Road Trip - $11,841,752 (2nd week) (-49.8%)

4. Psyren - $5,203,498 (4th week) (-52.2%)

5. Forever Yours - $4,094,636 (3rd week) (-41.8%)

6. Wii Sports - $3,477,164 (2nd week) (-54.2%)

7. Two Lonely Bounty Hunters - $3,329,799 (9th week) (-45.8%)

8. Up The Butt - $3,017,841 (1st week)

9. Portal - $1,725,280 (5th week) (-53.2%)

10. Gold Diggers - $1,639,826 (6th week) (-49.3%)

 

Calendars - $154,618 (1st week)

 

July 9-11: ‘One Punch’ leads the way, ‘Sky’ lands decent ‘jump’

 

Skyjumper: B+

 

1. One Punch Man - $38,544,739 (2nd week) (-51.3%)

2. Skyjumper - $18,054,877 (1st week)

3. Splatoon - $11,114,991 (4th week) (-37%)

4. An Odd Road trip - $7,258,944 (3rd week) (-38.7%)

5. Psyren - $3,129,099 (5th week) (-39.9%)

6. Forever Yours - $2,385,943 (4th week) (-41.7%)

7. Two Lonely Bounty Hunters - $2,127,742 (10th week) (-36.1%)

8. Wii Sports - $1,502,135 (3rd week) (-56.8%)

9. Portal - $873,464 (6th week) (-49.4%)

10. Gold Diggers - $867,468 (7th week) (-47.1%)

 

Calendars - $642,978 (2nd week) (+515.8%)

 

July 16-18: ‘Scooby’ lights up the mid- summer drought

 

Boasting a unique and outlandish take on the iconic 50 year old cartoon (that’s still somehow going), ‘Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse’ managed to bring in over $71 million for the weekend. The $150 million dollar project was admittedly a tough sell for general audiences but thanks to a rather uneventful July month, the film was able to entice enough intrigue out of moviegoers to have a great showing. The film received a B+ cinemascore from audiences. Meanwhile, One Punch Man continues to hold decently, posting another $21.2 million in its third weekend of release.

 

1. Scooby-Doo Apocalypse - $71,076,456 (1st week)

2. One Punch Man - $21,274,533 (3rd week) (-44.8%)

3. Skyjumper - $10,760,707 (2nd week) (-40.4%)

4. Splatoon - $6,672,444 (5th week) (-40%)

5. An Odd Road Trip - $4,282,806 (4th week) (-41%)

6. Calendars - $2,752,480 (3rd week) (+528.1%)

7. Psyren - $1,789,591 (6th week) (-42.8%)

8. Two Lonely Bounty Hunters - $1,535,042 (11th week) (-27.9%)

9. Forever Yours - $1,250,234 (5th week) (-47.6%)

10. Wii Sports - $597,850 (4th week) (-60.2%)

 

July 23-25: Newcomer-less weekend suffers in an ‘Apocalyptic’ Wasteland

 

Calendars: A-

 

1. Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse - $34,614,234 (2nd week) (-51.3%)

2. One Punch Man - $13,144,445 (4th week) (-38.2%)

3. Skyjumper - $6,698,335 (3rd week) (-37.8%)

4. Splatoon - $4,567,986 (6th week) (-31.5%)

5. Calendars - $4,100,891 (4th week) (+49%)

6. An Odd Road Trip - $2,252,756 (5th week) (-47.4%)

7. Two Lonely Bounty Hunters - $1,249,919 (12th week) (-18.6%)

8. Psyren - $1,129,232 (7th week) (-36.9%)

9. Forever Yours - $790,148 (6th week) (-36.8%)

 

July 30-August 1: Newcomers ‘Shock’ some life back into the box office

 

After the wasteland that was last weekend, the box office has finally started to show some form of life again, thanks to each of the three new openers posting a $112.6 million total this weekend, thanks to each film bringing in several key demographics this weekend. ‘Static Shock’ led the weekend box office, posting a solid $67.5 million. The superhero film earned an A- audience score and should definitely hold well for weeks to come. The Antoine Fuqua action film ‘Conventional Wisdom’ earned $23.2 million this weekend, enough for a second place finish. The film received mixed reviews from critics and lukewarm reception from audiences who gave the film a B. Despite coming in third place, ‘The Rich and Famous’ made solid bank this weekend and should hold up well for the following weeks. The film earned an A from those who saw it.

 

1. Static Shock - $67,553,354 (1st week)

2. Conventional Wisdom - $24,284,163 (1st week)

3. The Rich and Famous - $20,786,338 (1st week)

4. Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse - $17,999,402 (3rd week) (-48%)

5. One Punch Man - $7,200,900 (5th week) (-45.2%)

6. Skyjumper - $4,360,699 (4th week) (-34.9%)

7. Calendars - $2,986,231 (5th week) (-27.2%)

8. Splatoon - $2,960,055 (7th week) (-35.2%)

9. Two Lonely Bounty Hunters - $956,283 (13th week) (-23.5%)

10. An Odd Road Trip - $941,665 (6th week) (-58.2%)

Edited April 13, 2019 by Rorschach

[cookie]

My Static Shock predict paid off

 

[YM!]

Static Shock 2 will come soon, probably Y7/Y8.

[Blankments]

Damn scoobys got bad word of mouth 😔

[cookie]

1 minute ago, Blankments said:

Damn scoobys got bad word of mouth 😔

It dropped 51% on week 2 and 48% on week 3 against three openers. Weekend drops are usually worse in the middle of summer because weekdays are stronger so I'd say that's pretty good.

[YM!]

3 minutes ago, Blankments said:

Damn scoobys got bad word of mouth 😔

? The holds seem pretty solid. And should play well in August.

[YM!]

13 minutes ago, Rorschach said:

8. Up The Butt - $3,017,841 (1st week)

9. Portal - $1,725,280 (5th week) (-53.2%)

10. Gold Diggers - $1,639,826 (6th week) (-49.3%)

 

Calendars - $154,618 (1st week)

 

July 9-11: ‘One Punch’ leads the way, ‘Sky’ lands decent ‘jump’

 

Skyjumper: B+

 

1. One Punch Man - $38,544,739 (2nd week) (-51.3%)

2. Skyjumper - $18,054,877 (1st week)

3. Splatoon - $11,114,991 (4th week) (-37%)

4. An Odd Road trip - $7,258,944 (3rd week) (-38.7%)

5. Psyren - $3,129,099 (5th week) (-39.9%)

6. Forever Yours - $2,385,943 (4th week) (-41.7%)

7. Two Lonely Bounty Hunters - $2,127,742 (10th week) (-36.1%)

8. Wii Sports - $1,502,135 (3rd week) (-56.8%)

9. Portal - $873,464 (6th week) (-49.4%)

10. Gold Diggers - $867,468 (7th week) (-47.1%)

Also 

Guess Up The Butt: Meat Lovers Edition will be a Pornhub exclusive.

[YM!]

Anyone have a good idea where Splatoon ends and/or if it crosses $200M DOM? @cookie maybe?