Numbers Thread | Dispatches from the post apocalypse

[sfran43]

 

[a2k]

Wednesday, 18th March

		Movie	Distr	Gross	%YD	%LW	Thr	Per Thr	Total Gross	D
-	(3)	Bloodshot	Sony Pictures	$36,000	-83%		2,861	$13	$9,973,349	6
-	(6)	Sonic The Hedgehog	Paramount Pi…	$16,397	-81%	-97%	3,041	$5	$146,057,279	34
-	(10)	Bad Boys For Life	Sony Pictures	$7,000	-73%	-97%	1,451	$5	$204,412,677	62
-	(8)	The Way Back	Warner Bros.	$7,000	-87%	-99%	2,718	$3	$13,583,275	13
-	(-)	Fantasy Island	Sony Pictures	$6,000	-33%	-94%	515	$12	$26,437,517	34
-	(-)	Jumanji: The Next Level	Sony Pictures	$3,000	-65%	-98%	862	$3	$316,830,868	97
-	(11)	Birds of Prey (And the Fa…	Warner Bros.	$2,000	-87%	-99%	2,173	$1	$84,153,162	41

Edited March 19, 2020 by a2k

[MrGlass2]

2 minutes ago, a2k said:

Wednesday, 18th March

Awful word-of-mouth is kicking in for quite a few movies.

[Krissykins]

unprofessional from the websites having inaccurate theatre counts

[filmlover]

 

 

[DAJK]

5 hours ago, MrGlass2 said:

Awful word-of-mouth is kicking in for quite a few movies.

I can just see it now, Grace Randolph's next box office analysis video:

 

"WHAT HAPPENED AT THE MOVIES THIS WEEK? DID PEOPLE REALLY HATE BLOODSHOT SO MUCH? LOOKS LIKE WE CAN EXPECT F9 TO COMPLETELY TANK!"

[kitik]

lol, read this:

 

https://www.the-numbers.com/news/245740830-Weekend-Theater-Counts-Early-Reports-Point-to-a-Steep-Dive-in-Screens

 

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Due to the ongoing current events regarding COVID-19, the majority of studios have yet to announce theater counts. We have included those who have, and will update accordingly as they are released.

Theater Counts for weekend of March 20 - March 22

Movie	Distributor	Theaters	Previous Theaters	Change
The Way Back	Warner Bros	201	2,718	-2,517
Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)	Warner Bros	48	1,014	-966
Brahms: The Boy II	STX Entertainment	26	607	-581
The Gentlemen	STX Entertainment	11	226	-215

 

 

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I mean, it's not like the current theater counts are a sign of your movie being good or bad or whatever.

[kitik]

Shockingly good hold for Fantasy Island.  I almost wonder if it's a misprint, and they mean 3532 or something like that instead.

 

 

		Movie	Distr	Gross	%YD	%LW	Thr	Per Thr	Total Gross	D
1	(1)	Onward	Walt Disney	$61,529	-82%	-97%	4,310	$14	$61,521,849	13
2	(2)	I Still Believe	Lionsgate	$38,694	-84%		3,250	$12	$9,852,768	6
3	(3)	Bloodshot	Sony Pictures	$36,123	-84%		2,861	$13	$10,003,238	6
4	(4)	The Invisible Man	Universal	$32,835	-76%	-97%	3,636	$9	$64,892,250	20
5	(5)	The Hunt	Universal	$24,340	-79%		3,028	$8	$5,799,400	6
6	(7)	The Call of the Wild	20th Century…	$17,263	-75%	-97%	3,201	$5	$62,327,711	27
7	(6)	Sonic The Hedgehog	Paramount Pi…	$16,397	-81%	-97%	3,041	$5	$146,057,279	34
8	(8)	The Way Back	Warner Bros.	$7,368	-87%	-99%	2,718	$3	$13,583,643	13
9	(10)	Bad Boys For Life	Sony Pictures	$6,487	-75%	-98%	1,451	$4	$204,412,164	62
10	(-)	Fantasy Island	Sony Pictures	$5,532	-39%	-94%	515	$11	$26,437,049	34
11	(11)	Birds of Prey (And the Fa…	Warner Bros.	$3,679	-77%	-98%	2,173	$2	$84,154,841	41
12	(9)	Emma	Focus Features	$2,710	-92%	-99%	1,732	$2	$10,054,505	27
-	(-)	Jumanji: The Next Level	Sony Pictures	$2,604	-70%	-98%	862	$3	$316,830,472	97
-	(12)	Brahms: The Boy II	STX Entertai…	$1,115	-88%	-99%	607	$2	$12,610,938	27
-	(-)	1917	Universal	$740	-87%	-99%	766	$1	$159,227,419	85
-	(-)	Star Wars: The Rise of Sk…	Walt Disney	$554	-78%	-97%	189	$3	$515,201,960	90
-	(-)	Dolittle	Universal	$550	-79%	-98%	256	$2	$77,046,665	62
-	(-)	The Gentlemen	STX Entertai…	$343	-72%	-99%	226	$2	$36,296,758	55
-	(-)	The Photograph	Universal	$310	-74%	-99%	198	$2	$20,578,075	34
-	(-)	Spies in Disguise	20th Century…	$286	-87%	-98%	136	$2	$66,756,559	85
-	(-)	Knives Out	Lionsgate	$268	-75%	-99%	221	$1	$165,363,034	113
-	(-)	Frozen II	Walt Disney	$153	-89%	-99%	165	$1	$477,373,461	118
-	(-)	Gretel & Hansel	United Artists	$107	-84%	-97%	43	$2	$15,347,096	48
-	(-)	Just Mercy	Warner Bros.	$106	-89%	-99%	211	$1	$36,001,159	85
-	(-)	Wendy	Searchlight …	$85	-76%	-99%	165	$1	$143,474	20
-	(-)	Baaghi 3	FIP	$61	-85%	-100%	257	$0	$721,439	13
-	(-)	My Boyfriend’s Meds	Lionsgate	$60	-97%	-100%	133	$0	$2,971,091	27
-	(-)	Downhill	Searchlight …	$44	-72%	-98%	24	$2	$8,287,061	34
-	(-)	Ford v. Ferrari	20th Century…	$35	-93%	-99%	55	$1	$117,624,317	125
-	(-)	Jojo Rabbit	Fox Searchlight	$27	-94%	-100%	74	$0	$33,370,888	153

[filmlover]

31 minutes ago, DAJK said:

I can just see it now, Grace Randolph's next box office analysis video:

 

"WHAT HAPPENED AT THE MOVIES THIS WEEK? DID PEOPLE REALLY HATE BLOODSHOT SO MUCH? LOOKS LIKE WE CAN EXPECT F9 TO COMPLETELY TANK!"

Do we even want to know what she is doing for the pandemic?

[raulbalarezo]

 

 

[kitik]

Note that without Disney reporting, it’s near impossible for any box office analyst to assemble any type of top 10 chart for either domestic or global B.O.

 

 

 

Well, that's the end of this thread.

[filmlover]

18 minutes ago, raulbalarezo said:

 

 

Very curious to see what they do with Onward now that its originally planned run is essentially over (making nearly 80% of its "total" in its first 6 days before all hell broke loose, yeesh).

Edited March 20, 2020 by filmlover

[CoolioD1]

1 hour ago, raulbalarezo said:

 

 

Hell yeah Bloodshot gets #1 this weekend on a technicality.

[DeeCee]

Title Updated

[Webslinger]

Not gonna lie: my first reaction to seeing *any* theater counts was "There are still theaters open?"

[dudalb]

3 hours ago, kitik said:

Note that without Disney reporting, it’s near impossible for any box office analyst to assemble any type of top 10 chart for either domestic or global B.O.

 

 

 

Well, that's the end of this thread.

Domestic, the box office is not worth discussing, frankly.

The film industry is pretty much dead for the next few weeks...maybe longer.

Edited March 20, 2020 by dudalb

[Krissykins]

A sad day that the box office has been suspended. Never thought that would have to happen. 
 

Really ready for this to all sort itself out. Hopefully in a few months time. 

[AlexMA]

On 3/19/2020 at 1:25 AM, kitik said:

It's gonna come back when theaters reopen, right?

 

Surely Hollywood won't dump 5 new openers on the market all at once when theaters reopen. Holdovers like Onward should have a chance to continue their runs.

 

Of course, as soon as the older movies start making some decent money, studios will see that as a sign that it's safe to dump some new titles on the market. We may get a few movies that are released super quickly with very little time for marketing.

Here's your answer: 

 

Coming to digital tonight, Disney+ in April 3rd. They don't know when box office will reopen and by then it will be too late. So might as well get some new content on Disney+ from it.

[a2k]

Thu

		Movie	Distr	Gross	%YD	%LW	Thr	Per Thr	Total Gross	D
-	(3)	Bloodshot	Sony Pictures	$19,000	-47%		2,861	$7	$10,022,238	7
-	(8)	The Way Back	Warner Bros.	$7,000	-5%	-98%	2,718	$3	$13,590,643	14
-	(9)	Bad Boys For Life	Sony Pictures	$6,000	-8%	-97%	1,451	$4	$204,418,164	63
-	(10)	Fantasy Island	Sony Pictures	$5,000	-10%	-91%	515	$10	$26,442,049	35
-	(11)	Birds of Prey (And the Fa…	Warner Bros.	$2,000	-46%	-99%	2,173	$1	$84,156,841	42
-	(-)	Jumanji: The Next Level	Sony Pictures	$1,000	-62%	-99%	862	$1	$316,831,472	98

[MrGlass2]

What is dead may never die.