SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME WEEK THREAD l 93.6M 3-Day, 185.1M 6-Day. l ****NO SPOILERS**** | Sale $5 off Gold/Premium/Silver l Other #s - TS4 34.3, YDay 10.7, Annabelle 9.7, Aladdin 7.6, Midsommar 6.6 (10.9 5-Day)

[JohnnyGossamer]

1 minute ago, Davidwested said:

Hopefully this means a suit with no gadgets and not so much CGI.

I can't imagine that going away. Maybe he'll design his own gadgets and tools with his smarts to enhance it? Or, like in Homecoming, write it in a way in which they're taken away.

 

Again, the way he was integrated in CW which was brilliant, made sense for Stark to upgrade his suit. So he could contend with the other heroes right away, later go to space in IW and so on and so on. Had to realize it would be this way since CW.

 

They got Spidey late. Did the very best they could in integrating him.

[john2000]

2 minutes ago, AlexMA said:

Awesome to see Spider-Man making it to $185 million in spite of its OD and many going into panic mode. Also very happy to finally have a movie not underperform and play exactly like people expected it to play (many called 180-200 going into last week and my number was 185 million, so I'm seriously shocked it did exactly that over these 6 days).

 

Now let's see the legs, and based on how it played (it wasn't frontloaded) I have a feeling we'll have a good run to look forward to. Too soon of course to accurately pinpoint where it will end up, but I'm fairly confident now that it will be $370+ million in North America.

yeah, it wasnt very frontloaded,which suprised me if it continues to play like that the possible a 2,1 multi could happen 

[Legion Again]

Lotta verging on spoiler discussion going on right now.

[john2000]

Just now, Thanos Legion said:

Lotta verging on spoiler discussion going on right now.

what spoiler ? i didnt see any spoiler ?

[sfran43]

 

[AlexMA]

4 minutes ago, john2000 said:

yeah, it wasnt very frontloaded,which suprised me if it continues to play like that the possible a 2,1 multi could happen 

You know a movie is on the right path (as far as legs go) when people lower their predictions after opening day only for the movie to still make what they expected initially. Can't remember the last time that happened with a very big movie like this one after an opening day that was lower than what people expected (because let's be real, we all thought it would do 40+, even 50).

[john2000]

2 minutes ago, AlexMA said:

You know a movie is on the right path (as far as legs go) when people lower their predictions after opening day only for the movie to still make what they expected initially. Can't remember the last time that happened with a very big movie like this one after an opening day that was lower than what people expected (because let's be real, we all thought it would do 40+, even 50).

actually it could do 50 od, it was just very presale heavy

Edited July 8, 2019 by john2000

[Cap]

185M! Best number!! Good showing but under Carol’s Non-Holiday Six-Day! 

[expensiveho]

9 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

Excellent. Hopefully strong weekdays and a sub 50% dip this weekend.

It's gonna be interesting seeing a MCU movie avoid the "big drops in 2nd and 3rd weekends with strong late legs" pattern that has been going on for a few years. 

 

The usual +55-60% drop would be terrible for a deflated OW. If it follows TASM with ~45% that'd be O/U $50m second weekend which sounds like a nice target. 

[MovieMan89]

Aladdin and Rocketman both pushing 4x multis with super saturated openings in the summer is incredibly refreshing in 2019. 

[Legion Again]

Now it's time to hold like a champ.

[TalismanRing]

18 minutes ago, captainwondyful said:

185M! Best number!! Good showing but under Carol’s Non-Holiday Six-Day! 

Carol needed a $20.5m half Thur.

[TalismanRing]

18 minutes ago, expensiveho said:

It's gonna be interesting seeing a MCU movie avoid the "big drops in 2nd and 3rd weekends with strong late legs" pattern that has been going on for a few years. 

 

The usual +55-60% drop would be terrible for a deflated OW. If it follows TASM with ~45% that'd be O/U $50m second weekend which sounds like a nice target. 

OW isn't really deflated - Friday acted like another Sat - hence the small Sat bumps. 

 

But it is w/o the usual large Thur previews rolled into the w/e so it's drop should drop nearer to 50% than 55% - let alone 60%

[sfran43]

 

[sfran43]

1	1	-	Spider-Man: Far from Home	Sony	$93,600,000	$92,579,212	$-1,020,788	-1.1%	4,634	$185,055,628	$185,063,062	1
2	2	-	Toy Story 4	BV	$34,300,000	$33,860,355	$-439,645	-1.3%	4,540	$306,557,544	$306,117,899	3
3	3	-	Yesterday	Uni.	$10,750,000	$10,055,420	$-694,580	-6.5%	2,614	$36,882,740	$36,188,160	2
4	4	-	Annabelle Comes Home	WB (NL)	$9,750,000	$9,450,438	$-299,562	-3.1%	3,613	$50,157,397	$49,837,154	2
5	5	-	Aladdin (2019)	BV	$7,600,000	$7,515,649	$-84,351	-1.1%	2,758	$320,789,616	$320,705,265	7
6	6	-	Midsommar	A24	$6,561,798	$6,338,935	$-222,863	-3.4%	2,707	$10,902,112	$10,920,007	1
7	7	-	The Secret Life of Pets 2	Uni.	$4,760,000	$4,675,595	$-84,405	-1.8%	2,846	$140,743,335	$140,658,930	5
8	8	-	Men in Black International	Sony	$3,635,000	$3,782,098	$+147,098	+4.0%	2,716	$71,989,949	$72,137,783	4
9	9	-	Avengers: Endgame	BV	$3,100,000	$3,118,317	$+18,317	+0.6%	1,985	$847,862,833	$847,881,150	11
10	10	-	Rocketman	Par.	$2,775,000	$2,612,554	$-162,446	-5.9%	1,409	$89,169,715	$89,014,938	6
11	11	-	John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum	LG/S	$2,250,000	$2,129,411	$-120,589	-5.4%	1,493	$165,253,649	$165,116,354	8
12	12	-	Child's Play (2019)	UAR	$1,488,150	$1,492,831	$+4,681	+0.3%	1,707	$26,748,889	$26,754,570	3
13	15	+2	Late Night	Amazon	$605,974	$559,154	$-46,820	-7.7%	393	$14,255,520	$14,208,700	5
14	16	+2	Pavarotti	CBS	$470,000	$458,110	$-11,890	-2.5%	250	$2,983,628	$2,971,738	5
15	17	+2	Dark Phoenix	Fox	$439,000	$442,744	$+3,744	+0.9%	426	$64,637,317	$64,641,061	5
16	19	+3	Echo in the Canyon	Greenwich	$336,132	$297,072	$-39,060	-11.6%	144	$2,024,897	$1,985,837	7
17	18	+1	The Last Black Man in San Francisco	A24	$332,899	$431,572	$+98,673	+29.6%	188	$2,795,469	$2,750,687	5

[TalismanRing]

1 minute ago, sfran43 said:

 

SM:FFR's FSS is only $9m less than SM: HC's  with  $74m more made T-THUR.   That's probably the best argument for it hitting $400m+

[CJohn]

Disney is pure evil. They are now selling toys to KILL CHILDREN

 

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/disney-recalls-toy-story-4-plush-toy-due-choking-hazard-1222874?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

[Legion Again]

I don't think Phoenix quite has the juice for a 66.6 finish, too bad

[sfran43]

1	SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Sony / Columbia 4,634	$32,680,863 +27.1% / $7,052 $125,164,713 / 4	$34,222,790 +4.7% / $7,385 $159,387,503 / 5	$25,675,559 -25% / $5,541 $185,063,062 / 6	N/A
2	TOY STORY 4 Buena Vista 4,540	$11,901,267 +53.8% / $2,621 $284,158,811 / 15	$12,830,622 +7.8% / $2,826 $296,989,433 / 16	$9,128,466 -28.9% / $2,011 $306,117,899 / 17	N/A
3	YESTERDAY Universal 2,614	$3,397,575 +25.5% / $1,300 $29,530,315 / 8	$4,093,995 +20.5% / $1,566 $33,624,310 / 9	$2,563,850 -37.4% / $981 $36,188,160 / 10	N/A
4	ANNABELLE COMES HOME Warner Bros. (New Line) 3,613	$3,224,109 +82.5% / $892 $43,610,825 / 10	$3,618,971 +12.2% / $1,002 $47,229,796 / 11	$2,607,358 -28% / $722 $49,837,154 / 12	N/A
5	ALADDIN (2019) Buena Vista 2,758	$2,620,884 +61% / $950 $315,810,500 / 43	$2,930,576 +11.8% / $1,063 $318,741,076 / 44	$1,964,189 -33% / $712 $320,705,265 / 45	N/A
6	MIDSOMMAR A24 2,707	$2,128,913 +35.3% / $786 $6,709,985 / 3	$2,306,453 +8.3% / $852 $9,016,438 / 4	$1,903,569 -17.5% / $703 $10,920,007 / 5	N/A
7	THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS 2 Universal 2,846	$1,592,530 +48.5% / $560 $137,575,865 / 29	$1,830,415 +14.9% / $643 $139,406,280 / 30	$1,252,650 -31.6% / $440 $140,658,930 / 31	N/A
8	MEN IN BLACK INTERNATIONAL Sony / Columbia 2,716	$1,357,615 +76.6% / $500 $69,713,300 / 22	$1,509,704 +11.2% / $556 $71,223,004 / 23	$914,779 -39.4% / $337 $72,137,783 / 24	N/A
9	AVENGERS: ENDGAME Buena Vista 1,985	$1,075,221 +36.2% / $542 $845,838,054 / 71	$1,215,061 +13% / $612 $847,053,115 / 72	$828,035 -31.9% / $417 $847,881,150 / 73	N/A
10	ROCKETMAN Paramount 1,409	$850,201 +17.1% / $603 $87,252,585 / 36	$1,122,250 +32% / $796 $88,374,835 / 37	$640,103 -43% / $454 $89,014,938 / 38	N/A
11	JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3 - PARABELLUM Lionsgate/Summit 1,493	$704,242 +45% / $472 $163,691,185 / 50	$866,602 +23.1% / $580 $164,557,787 / 51	$558,567 -35.5% / $374 $165,116,354 / 52	N/A
12	CHILD'S PLAY (2019) United Artists Releasing 1,707	$507,964 +75.3% / $298 $25,769,703 / 15	$580,669 +14.3% / $340 $26,350,372 / 16	$404,198 -30.4% / $237 $26,754,570 / 17	N/A
-	GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS Warner Bros. 721	$261,690 +46.5% / $363 $107,724,432 / 36	$315,872 +20.7% / $438 $108,040,304 / 37	$222,866 -29.4% / $309 $108,263,170 / 38	N/A
-	SHAFT (2019)  Warner Bros. (New Line) 439	$218,301 +22.3% / $497 $19,643,694 / 22	$265,266 +21.5% / $604 $19,908,960 / 23	$176,833 -33.3% / $403 $20,085,793 / 24	N/A
-	LATE NIGHT Amazon Studios 393	$184,818 -13.4% / $470 $13,834,364 / 29	$240,852 +30.3% / $613 $14,075,216 / 30	$133,484 -44.6% / $340 $14,208,700 / 31	N/A
-	DARK PHOENIX Fox 426	$153,171 +71.5% / $360 $64,351,488 / 29	$180,630 +17.9% / $424 $64,532,118 / 30	$108,943 -39.7% / $256 $64,641,061 / 31	N/A
-	THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO A24 188	$144,460 +26.1% / $768 $2,463,575 / 29	$178,329 +23.4% / $949 $2,641,904 / 30	$108,783 -39% / $579 $2,750,687 / 31	N/A
-	PAVAROTTI CBS Films 250	$128,241 -15.4% / $513 $2,641,869 / 29	$192,128 +49.8% / $769 $2,833,997 / 30	$137,741 -28.3% / $551 $2,971,738 / 31	N/A
-	ECHO IN THE CANYON Greenwich 144	$91,151 +28% / $633 $1,779,916 / 43	$130,635 +43.3% / $907 $1,910,551 / 44	$75,286 -42.4% / $523 $1,985,837 / 45	N/A
-	THE OTHER SIDE OF HEAVEN 2: FIRE OF FAITH ArtAffects 179	$82,229 -8.9% / $459 $870,679 / 8	$75,603 -8.1% / $422 $946,282 / 9	$20,141 -73.4% / $113 $966,423 / 10	N/A
-	BOOKSMART United Artists Releasing 160	$78,326 +45.1% / $490 $21,552,447 / 43	$97,006 +23.8% / $606 $21,649,453 / 44	$55,040 -43.3% / $344 $21,704,493 / 45	N/A
-	POKEMON DETECTIVE PIKACHU Warner Bros. 247	$72,819 +51.7% / $295 $142,917,002 / 57	$85,837 +17.9% / $348 $143,002,839 / 58	$64,869 -24.4% / $263 $143,067,708 / 59	N/A
-	WILD ROSE Neon 63	$65,443 +247.7% / $1,039 $233,477 / 15	$90,884 +38.9% / $1,443 $324,361 / 16	$53,057 -41.6% / $842 $377,418 / 17	N/A
-	THE DEAD DON'T DIE Focus Features 267	$60,240 +6% / $226 $6,177,070 / 22	$75,610 +25.5% / $283 $6,252,680 / 23	$50,370 -33.4% / $189 $6,303,050 / 24	N/A
-	ANNA (2019) Lionsgate/Summit 324	$60,120 -0.3% / $186 $7,149,442 / 15	$73,699 +22.6% / $227 $7,223,141 / 16	$57,044 -22.6% / $176 $7,280,185 / 17	N/A
-	MA (2019) Universal 197	$56,705 +32.2% / $288 $44,995,680 / 36	$72,740 +28.3% / $369 $45,068,420 / 37	$46,815 -35.6% / $238 $45,115,235 / 38	N/A
-	BIGGEST LITTLE FARM Neon 107	$38,222 -5% / $357 $3,685,797 / 57	$52,746 +38% / $493 $3,738,543 / 58	$41,142 -22% / $385 $3,779,685 / 59	N/A
-	THE HUSTLE United Artists Releasing 85	$22,763 +26% / $268 $35,331,140 / 57	$26,507 +16.4% / $312 $35,357,647 / 58	$17,306 -34.7% / $204 $35,374,953 / 59	N/A
-	DUMBO (2019) Buena Vista 103	$20,728 +32.2% / $201 $114,506,878 / 99	$23,697 +14.3% / $230 $114,530,575 / 100	$17,123 -27.7% / $166 $114,547,698 / 101	N/A
-	A DOG'S JOURNEY Universal 116	$19,420 +17% / $167 $22,357,580 / 50	$23,435 +20.7% / $202 $22,381,015 / 51	$16,190 -30.9% / $140 $22,397,205 / 52	N/A
-	SHAZAM! Warner Bros. (New Line) 104	$17,128 +29.2% / $165 $140,157,179 / 92	$33,254 +94.1% / $320 $140,190,433 / 93	$14,722 -55.7% / $142 $140,205,155 / 94	N/A

[xiazhi]

1 hour ago, Krissykins said:

Grace Randolph has tweeted asking why no one is actually talking about Far From Home, despite it opening well. 

She needs views for a living.