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Weekend Thread: Estimates - Midway 17.5, Sleep 14.1, Fire 12.8, Xmas 11.6, Terminatah 10.8, Jokah 9.2, Mal2 8

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Just now, narniadis said:

@grim22 while January doesn't have it officially, technically American Sniper did. 

Not a January release. Movies have done 300M in the month of January but none of them with a Jan release date, which is why BOM counting Sniper as the Jan OW record is still wrong. TFA had a weekend in Jan where it made more than Sniper but that one wasn’t counted. It’s a weird situation all around.

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Just now, grim22 said:

Not a January release. Movies have done 300M in the month of January but none of them with a Jan release date, which is why BOM counting Sniper as the Jan OW record is still wrong. TFA had a weekend in Jan where it made more than Sniper but that one wasn’t counted. It’s a weird situation all around.

Its not though, I edited my original to make sure you understood I know why it doesnt count. 

 

As for the opening weekend that is how limited releases have always been counted. No different if Frozen had opened in the December 1 spot instead of post Thanksgiving, its 90m weekend would have been considered Decembers record (at the time).  From the industry standard AS rightfully claims the record, cant be helped. 

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- N Midway Lionsgate $6,340,000     3,242 $1,956 $6,340,000 1
- N Doctor Sleep Warner Bros. $5,200,000     3,855 $1,349 $5,200,000 1
- N Last Christmas Universal $4,060,000     3,448 $1,177 $4,060,000 1
- N Playing with Fire Paramount Pi… $3,550,000     3,125 $1,136 $3,550,000 1
- (1) Terminator: Dark Fate Paramount Pi… $2,800,000 +95% -73% 4,086 $685 $40,457,130 8
- (2) Joker Warner Bros. $2,510,000 +130% -34% 2,806 $895 $306,801,507 36
- (4) Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Walt Disney $2,002,000 +170% -36% 3,201 $625 $91,301,901 22
- (5) Zombieland: Double Tap Sony Pictures $1,175,000 +100% -42% 2,427 $484 $63,515,483 22
- (12) Jojo Rabbit Fox Searchlight $1,136,000 +450% +62% 802 $1,416 $6,311,882 22
- (7) Motherless Brooklyn Warner Bros. $635,000 +94% -39% 1,342 $473 $5,792,074 8
- (9) Black and Blue Sony Pictures $500,000 +81% -56% 1,129 $443 $17,681,865 15
- (13) Arctic Dogs Entertainmen… $250,000 +88% -64% 2,320 $108 $4,018,345 8
- (15) Gemini Man Paramount Pi… $110,000 -10% -78% 480 $229 $47,728,847 29
- (-) Abominable Universal $88,000 +85% -57% 406 $217 $58,851,085 43
- (-) Ad Astra 20th Century… $31,000 +55% -50% 248 $125 $49,776,945 50
- (-) Housefull 4 FIP $31,000 +35% -71% 85 $365 $1,918,570 15
- (-) The Lion King Walt Disney $20,000 +158% -21% 135 $148 $543,401,945 113
- (-) Toy Story 4 Walt Disney $10,000 +133% -2% 89 $112 $433,904,664 141
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1 minute ago, La Binoche said:

The dragon girl from Game of Thrones will never be a star. No surprise Last Christmas bombed. 

I wanted this to make a billion, just to laugh at the stupid fucking review/opinion piece by The Sun editor.

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4 minutes ago, La Binoche said:

The dragon girl from Game of Thrones will never be a star. No surprise Last Christmas bombed. 

It didn’t exactly bomb. People just had better expectations for it. It’s going to hit the low end of its tracking which is still fine given its $30M production budget. Depending on the OS numbers, it should still be profitable as a result. But a lot of folks on here (and else where) thought that maybe Last Christmas would be a bigger hit considering who was involved in the project. 
 

In regards to Clarke, Me Before You, was a box office smash. I think with the correct material she could do very well but I don’t see her being the type of star where people go see a movie just because she’s in it. But I feel that way about 99.9% of actors/actresses as the movie star era is dead. 

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Between 4 new wide openers and the expansion of a couple films, the loss if showtimes and screen counts is very very very evident. 

So many new releases the last 2 weekends and September and October were empty, relatively speaking.... sigh

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WB's marketing department got a reputation from the Zack Snyder era DC films (Man Of Steel, Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman) getting huge buzz and opening weekends, once he was gone it all came tumbling down, what a coincidence.

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3 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

WB's marketing department got a reputation from the Zack Snyder era DC films (Man Of Steel, Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman) getting huge buzz and opening weekends, once he was gone it all came tumbling down, what a coincidence.

Crazy Rich Asians, The Meg, Aquaman, Rampage, A Star Is Born, IT and many other films that have nothing to do with Snyder would like to have a word. 

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4 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

WB's marketing department got a reputation from the Zack Snyder era DC films (Man Of Steel, Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman) getting huge buzz and opening weekends, once he was gone it all came tumbling down, what a coincidence.

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5 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

WB's marketing department got a reputation from the Zack Snyder era DC films (Man Of Steel, Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman) getting huge buzz and opening weekends, once he was gone it all came tumbling down, what a coincidence.

I was going to look up CRA and ASIB multipliers but then remembered boxofficemojo is a useless dump now. 

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4 hours ago, Valonqar said:

Shining had Crazy Jack as the bad guy while DRS has Rebecca Ferguson. Was anyone scared of her from watching the trailer? She's a great actress but the  trailer has to convey why people should be scared and I don't think it did. Big reason for IT Pt 1 success was how scary Pennywise was. You could easily slip with a clown but Skarsgaard and make up department nailed the demented look. 

 So this is all Rebecca Ferguson's fault?  What about Ewan McGregor the actual star of the movie?  I wouldn't pay to see it because of him.  He drove me crazy watching the Fargo series with his abysmal American accent - I thought he was the weakest link in that show plus he doesn't have the greatest box office when he is the lead actor.

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