Memorial Weekend Thread: 4-Day Actuals - Aladdin $116.81M | John Wick 3 $30.97M | Avengers Endgame $22.06M | Pokemon DP $17.25M

[Felandria]

$67,905,602

 

This is the remaining gap between Endgame and Avatar when you count the original releases and exclude the Avatar Special Edition Rerelease.

[sfran43]

Rank*	Title	Friday 5/24	Saturday 5/25	Sunday 5/26	Monday 5/27
1	ALADDIN (2019) Buena Vista 4,476	$31,358,935 -- / $7,006 $31,358,935 / 1	$30,013,295 -4.3% / $6,705 $61,372,230 / 2	$30,128,699 +0.4% / $6,731 $91,500,929 / 3	$25,305,033 -16% / $5,653 $116,805,962 / 4
2	JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3 - PARABELLUM Lionsgate/Summit 3,850	$6,601,726 +90.7% / $1,715 $83,240,667 / 8	$8,968,962 +35.9% / $2,330 $92,209,629 / 9	$9,016,988 +0.5% / $2,342 $101,226,617 / 10	$6,386,621 -29.2% / $1,659 $107,613,238 / 11
3	AVENGERS: ENDGAME Buena Vista 3,810	$4,278,676 +124.5% / $1,123 $785,610,412 / 29	$6,452,368 +50.8% / $1,694 $792,062,780 / 30	$6,469,698 +0.3% / $1,698 $798,532,478 / 31	$4,863,113 -24.8% / $1,276 $803,395,591 / 32
4	POKEMON DETECTIVE PIKACHU Warner Bros. 3,824	$3,408,313 +112.4% / $891 $106,230,935 / 15	$5,134,909 +50.7% / $1,343 $111,365,844 / 16	$4,873,037 -5.1% / $1,274 $116,238,881 / 17	$3,831,142 -21.4% / $1,002 $120,070,023 / 18
5	BOOKSMART United Artists Releasing 2,505	$2,479,902 -- / $990 $2,479,902 / 1	$2,113,812 -14.8% / $844 $4,593,714 / 2	$2,339,906 +10.7% / $934 $6,933,620 / 3	$1,767,743 -24.5% / $706 $8,701,363 / 4
6	BRIGHTBURN Sony / Screen Gems 2,607	$3,000,854 -- / $1,151 $3,000,854 / 1	$2,431,012 -19% / $932 $5,431,866 / 2	$2,413,792 -0.7% / $926 $7,845,658 / 3	$1,764,759 -26.9% / $677 $9,610,417 / 4
7	A DOG'S JOURNEY Universal 3,279	$1,105,905 +102.9% / $337 $11,936,440 / 8	$1,534,845 +38.8% / $468 $13,471,285 / 9	$1,499,535 -2.3% / $457 $14,970,820 / 10	$1,306,815 -12.9% / $399 $16,277,635 / 11
8	THE HUSTLE United Artists Releasing 2,377	$1,064,552 +99.3% / $448 $27,089,521 / 15	$1,383,135 +29.9% / $582 $28,472,656 / 16	$1,131,625 -18.2% / $476 $29,604,281 / 17	$1,011,415 -10.6% / $426 $30,615,696 / 18
9	THE INTRUDER (2019)  Sony / Screen Gems 1,612	$608,544 +102% / $378 $30,274,085 / 22	$877,598 +44.2% / $544 $31,151,683 / 23	$814,826 -7.2% / $505 $31,966,509 / 24	$642,201 -21.2% / $398 $32,608,710 / 25
10	LONG SHOT Lionsgate/Summit 1,358	$428,810 +73.2% / $316 $27,556,907 / 22	$572,348 +33.5% / $421 $28,129,255 / 23	$602,418 +5.3% / $444 $28,731,673 / 24	$395,996 -34.3% / $292 $29,127,669 / 25
11	UGLYDOLLS STX Entertainment 1,090	$137,835 -1.2% / $126 $18,357,977 / 22	$249,490 +81% / $229 $18,607,467 / 23	$254,972 +2.2% / $234 $18,862,439 / 24	$247,811 -2.8% / $227 $19,110,250 / 25
12	THE SUN IS ALSO A STAR Warner Bros. 2,073	$253,912 +40.7% / $122 $3,740,736 / 8	$282,158 +11.1% / $136 $4,022,894 / 9	$270,667 -4.1% / $131 $4,293,561 / 10	$242,144 -10.5% / $117 $4,535,705 / 11
-	POMS STX Entertainment 911	$179,103 -41.4% / $197 $11,892,214 / 15	$238,740 +33.3% / $262 $12,130,954 / 16	$235,975 -1.2% / $259 $12,366,929 / 17	$231,846 -1.7% / $254 $12,598,775 / 18
-	THE CHURCH Indican 252	N/A	N/A	N/A	$203,112 -- / $806 $475,524 / 4
-	BIGGEST LITTLE FARM Neon 181	$155,632 +472.3% / $860 $685,570 / 15	$176,465 +13.4% / $975 $862,035 / 16	$192,826 +9.3% / $1,065 $1,054,861 / 17	$154,889 -19.7% / $856 $1,209,750 / 18
-	BREAKTHROUGH Fox 551	$103,272 +22% / $187 $39,571,519 / 38	$140,516 +36.1% / $255 $39,712,035 / 39	$140,505 -- / $255 $39,852,540 / 40	$142,607 +1.5% / $259 $39,995,147 / 41
-	DUMBO (2019) Buena Vista 346	$325,232 +1085.2% / $940 $111,980,645 / 57	$375,796 +15.5% / $1,086 $112,356,441 / 58	$381,487 +1.5% / $1,103 $112,737,928 / 59	$110,327 -71.1% / $319 $112,848,255 / 60
-	THE CURSE OF LA LLORONA  Warner Bros. (New Line) 359	$119,649 +110.8% / $333 $53,469,874 / 36	$177,428 +48.3% / $494 $53,647,302 / 37	$198,865 +12.1% / $554 $53,846,167 / 38	$108,605 -45.4% / $303 $53,954,772 / 39
-	CAPTAIN MARVEL  Buena Vista 300	$111,805 +113.8% / $373 $425,534,157 / 78	$155,805 +39.4% / $519 $425,689,962 / 79	$140,669 -9.7% / $469 $425,830,631 / 80	$86,448 -38.5% / $288 $425,917,079 / 81
-	SHAZAM! Warner Bros. (New Line) 283	$70,571 +98.9% / $249 $138,306,127 / 50	$114,182 +61.8% / $403 $138,420,309 / 51	$102,301 -10.4% / $361 $138,522,610 / 52	$82,532 -19.3% / $292 $138,605,142 / 53
-	AMAZING GRACE (2019) Neon 152	$39,877 +23.4% / $262 $3,895,309 / 169	$68,588 +72% / $451 $3,963,897 / 170	$66,531 -3% / $438 $4,030,428 / 171	$53,890 -19% / $355 $4,084,318 / 172
-	TOLKIEN Fox Searchlight 189	$37,214 -53.8% / $197 $4,229,864 / 15	$54,395 +46.2% / $288 $4,284,259 / 16	$47,958 -11.8% / $254 $4,332,217 / 17	$47,362 -1.2% / $251 $4,379,579 / 18
-	LITTLE Universal 183	$36,270 +58.6% / $198 $40,342,980 / 43	$57,740 +59.2% / $316 $40,400,720 / 44	$54,835 -5% / $300 $40,455,555 / 45	$46,635 -15% / $255 $40,502,190 / 46
-	THE SOUVENIR A24 23	$37,653 +405% / $1,637 $149,309 / 8	$51,370 +36.4% / $2,233 $200,679 / 9	$50,041 -2.6% / $2,176 $250,720 / 10	$40,622 -18.8% / $1,766 $291,342 / 11
-	PHOTOGRAPH Amazon Studios 123	$32,106 +787.2% / $261 $81,916 / 8	$51,215 +59.5% / $416 $133,131 / 9	$47,429 -7.4% / $386 $180,560 / 10	$39,251 -17.2% / $319 $219,811 / 11
-	HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD Universal 157	$32,265 +128% / $206 $160,438,895 / 92	$46,295 +43.5% / $295 $160,485,190 / 93	$37,350 -19.3% / $238 $160,522,540 / 94	$35,825 -4.1% / $228 $160,558,365 / 95

[ZackM]

20 minutes ago, Felandria said:

$67,905,602

 

This is the remaining gap between Endgame and Avatar when you count the original releases and exclude the Avatar Special Edition Rerelease.

We're almost there! Find some more earnings to exclude!

[danhtruong5]

56 minutes ago, Felandria said:

$67,905,602

 

This is the remaining gap between Endgame and Avatar when you count the original releases and exclude the Avatar Special Edition Rerelease.

According to Wiki and BOM, Avatar initial release was $2.749B

[Barnack]

5 hours ago, JonathanLB said:

Why in 1994 did we have the choice of VHS on a 22” TV or an amazing theater experience for $5 and now you want me to pay $13 for your crappy projector compared

I feel like (if your market look like mine), nowaday

 

1) rarely an owner of the theater that care on place

2) a lot of screen to look at so they do not

3) Terrible staff of teenager that do not care what so ever.

 

A lot of the terrible projection is pure laziness/understaff for the number of screen, for example it is common now for theater to not mask the screen for the good ratio (if it 2.25:1, 16:9, 4:3, etc...) that do not require any fancy technology equipment to do, make the experience much cheaper and terrible and it is not done purely because the theater do not care, usually there is not even someone in the room when the projection start to see if it is even the right movie playing and if it look ok so much they rely on the automatic digital projection.