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)

[dxmatrixdt]

3 minutes ago, Ledmonkey96 said:

I think it's because the only similarity Child's Play has with Chucky is general appearance and name.

but looking at the top 200 at box office, Valerian and Ghost in the Shell made 40, then Mortal Engines got to 20, and Child's Play is doing 30.   These 4-5 week runs are really screwy for these premium expensive movie experiences

What kept Child's Play sunk down so low on each daily?

Edited July 4, 2019 by Stop and Run the Internet

[XXR vs XXR]

24 minutes ago, Thanos Legion said:

Snape kills Dumbledore.

 

[75Live]

30 minutes ago, ACSlater said:

So is it worth staying for post credits and how many are there? 

 

No spoilers please.

Eh and two

[Blaze Heatnix]

So, no CinemaScores yet?

 

Are movies getting polled on Tuesday and Wednesday, or just Tuesday? I'm curious.

[BK007]

Given that pre-release expectations were a total of $300-$400m or a GOTG-GOTG2 kind of increase, a $39m OD on a Tuesday during the July 4th week is hardly a number to have shit takes about the future of the MCU and other Chicken Little declarations. It's most likely going to end up in that range. 

 

This harks back to the era of Toy Story 4 (wait, what?) declarations of absurdity. Where has all the sanity gone? This isn't SLOP2 or Dark Phoenix-like definitively disappointing numbers, and in the latter case, I'm not sure that's even considered disappointing either as a bomb was on the cards since the movie was announced.

[Chaz]

1 hour ago, Welfin said:

Tom Holland is not a star yet.

I’d still bang him out like a typewriter.

[Noodlebug]

Does this mean a 100M 3 day OW is off the table?

[Sue Denim]

1 hour ago, ACSlater said:

So is it worth staying for post credits and how many are there? 

 

I just got out of the movie and adored it!!  Definitely stay for the post credits scenes (2).

[RamblinRed]

1 hour ago, ACSlater said:

So is it worth staying for post credits and how many are there? 

 

No spoilers please.

There are 2 ,one mid credit - which I loved, and one post credit - which I really disliked (though my son loved it).

Definitely worth staying for.

 

[charlie Jatinder]

Matinees par OD. Shall go for $28mn.

[junkshop36]

NO way it’s ONLY doing 150m for the 6 day after doing 67m through these first two days. 

[charlie Jatinder]

Hypothetically, if July 4th grow, as @Menor draws with pre-sales increase in cinemark.

 

I will be assuming it stay flat, that gives.

39

28

28 // 95

33.5

36.5

29 // 194

 

Please god, make it grow, I want 200 but the above scenario will take it above my initial expectations of +25% Homecoming.

 

Those who will draw legs comp with TASM, do note, the word of mouth is better and rather than using 6 days as cume, use Sunday of FFH against Sunday of TASM i.e. 17.9mn.

 

TASM added 7x after it's Sunday, the same in above scenario will give, $397mn exactly.

Edited July 4, 2019 by Charlie Jatinder

[keysersoze123]

18 minutes ago, Charlie Jatinder said:

Matinees par OD. Shall go for $28mn.

Can you doubly check. You were considerably over even with evening update.

 

Otherwise its a good drop. Looking good for 170m.

[UserHN]

7 hours ago, baumer said:

 

@Ryaner90 has been thread banned for 24 hours for spoiling the well with his negativity.

Why just 24 hours? Make it 24 months. Lol

[charlie Jatinder]

1 minute ago, keysersoze123 said:

Can you doubly check. You were considerably over even with evening update.

 

Otherwise its a good drop. Looking good for 170m.

Tuesday was wild card, Discount day has huge advance sales, on top of that it was opening day.

 

Film was pre-sale loaded af, the later evening hourly growth were muted, so even if it match those, we shall get 27.5-28mn.

[UserHN]

6 hours ago, bleachella said:

While I think we're getting ahead of ourselves with labeling FFH as an underperformer when it has been out like for a day, I definitely wonder has the audience response to MCU changed post-Endgame. Like anecdotally I know shitton of people who have said that they aren't so interested in it anymore. It's not really fatigue for most, more like sort of contentment and fulfillness. Reminds me a little bit of (cursed name!) the Last Jedi and how many people who actually liked that movie said that they felt like they don't need to ever see another Star Wars movie again. I think that End Game felt like the final chapter of the story for many, and everything that comes after it feels like an addition and not so "necessary". Perhaps Endgame was the first marvel movie that didn't create a desire to see the next chapter. I feel like there's a bit less hype and sense of urgency now. I'm a huge fan and even I wasn't that hyped for the follow up! Now I don't mean that marvel movies will suddenly start to flop or that there isn't interest anymore, I think they will continue to be big but the hype for them might come back to earth so to speak. Of course it's way too early to make conclusions like this, and for one reason or another this seems to apply only to domestic numbers so far anyways, but it's food for thought.

FFH is doing stellar numbers overseas. I don't see the fatigue. I think it will still hit a billion.

[TServo2049]

Ryaner was posting the same stuff on Reddit, along with an obvious sockpuppet account using the same phrases like “dying on its arse.” I like this place more because admins can truly ban people who deserve it.

[Inceptionzq]

6 hours ago, bleachella said:

While I think we're getting ahead of ourselves with labeling FFH as an underperformer when it has been out like for a day, I definitely wonder has the audience response to MCU changed post-Endgame. Like anecdotally I know shitton of people who have said that they aren't so interested in it anymore. It's not really fatigue for most, more like sort of contentment and fulfillness. Reminds me a little bit of (cursed name!) the Last Jedi and how many people who actually liked that movie said that they felt like they don't need to ever see another Star Wars movie again. I think that End Game felt like the final chapter of the story for many, and everything that comes after it feels like an addition and not so "necessary". Perhaps Endgame was the first marvel movie that didn't create a desire to see the next chapter. I feel like there's a bit less hype and sense of urgency now. I'm a huge fan and even I wasn't that hyped for the follow up! Now I don't mean that marvel movies will suddenly start to flop or that there isn't interest anymore, I think they will continue to be big but the hype for them might come back to earth so to speak. Of course it's way too early to make conclusions like this, and for one reason or another this seems to apply only to domestic numbers so far anyways, but it's food for thought.

Who are these “many” people that liked TLJ and said they felt like they never needed to see another Star Wars movie again after it?

[Ms Lady Hawk]

I wonder why @RtheEnd doesn’t post any more, even during big movie weekends. I hope everything is okay with him. I know we are in good hands with Charlie,  but it would be nice to see how Rth is interpreting the numbers. 

[Chaz]

People were disappointed in Homecoming’s opening too but it legged it out pretty well.