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John Wick 3 is sitting at a nice 2.91 multiplier but I don’t think it has a little over $5M left in the tank to reach a 3.00 multiplier. Still, it has performed exceptionally well for an R rated action film not released by Disney.

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2 minutes ago, LonePirate said:

John Wick 3 is sitting at a nice 2.91 multiplier but I don’t think it has a little over $5M left in the tank to reach a 3.00 multiplier. Still, it has performed exceptionally well for an R rated action film not released by Disney.

It's got easily $5M left.

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John Wick is a miracle. it started as a joke movie that was actually good and made enough money for its small budget. then the sequels started to explode while retaining critical praise. Now Keanu is the hottest property again. :bravo:

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30 minutes ago, Mekanos said:

350 seems tough for Aladdin but 335-340 is probably good to go. Labor Day expansion might give it another boost.

No way it’s as low as 340, really doubt it goes as low as 345.  

 

Well, unless it gets truly massacred by TLk, but I don’t really see why that would happen.

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Aladdin now has the 13th longest streak of consecutive $1M days, moving ahead of JW, WW, TFA, TS3, IO, SM, IW, HG:CF, HG:MJ1

It will tie Frozen today.

 

The movies in front of it

Titanic 101, Avatar 80, ET 80, SW:TPM 61, FN 59, JP 54, Shresk2 54, BP 52, I2 52, Avengers 52, PotC 48, Frozen 47

 

FWIW, it had the 16th longest streak of most consecutive days of $2M. Only 2 movies above it made less than 400M DOM in that streak. FN and DM2 -2 animated movies.

 

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11 minutes ago, Thanos Legion said:

No way it’s as low as 340, really doubt it goes as low as 345.  

 

Well, unless it gets truly massacred by TLk, but I don’t really see why that would happen.

yeah, 325 by Thu and a 33% FSS drop for 5 will give it 330 cume.

No way it adds just 10 after that the way it has behaved so far. 

345 is the least imo if TLK hits it good, else 350+ looks more likely than not.

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Amazing achievement for Aladdin, wonderful performance and indicative of genuine love by the general audience at this point, especially in such a crowded summer for kids and family movies.

 

Surprised to see Annabelle get a decent set of legs. 

 

SLOP2's international collapse is not getting attention because of how frugal Illumniation are and because it's doing a little better in the US, but $507m OS for the first to what will be less than $150m OS for the second is pretty astonishing.

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How many other sequels that collapsed, collapsed worse OS than DOM? LEGO Movie 2 had about a 59.5% OS drop versus about a 59% DOM drop, but is there anything with a bigger gap between OS % drop and DOM % drop, other than where SLOP2 is at so far?

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14 minutes ago, TServo2049 said:

How many sequels that collapsed, collapsed worse OS than DOM? LEGO Movie 2 had about a 59% OS drop versus about a 58% DOM drop.

SW8 didn't collapse from SW7 but dropped more OS (-37%) than Dom (-34%). It did collapse in China (-66%) :ph34r:

 

OS-China dropped about 33.5%, marginally less than Dom's drop. So China caused OS to drop more than Dom.

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I just looked it up, and Star Trek: Nemesis dropped from Insurrection by about 5% more OS than DOM, but that’s dealing with much smaller totals (down from $70.2M to $43.3M DOM, -38.3%, and from $42.4M to $24.1M OS, -43.2%)

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