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Weekend Thread (11/12-14) | Eternals 7.82 Fri, Clifford 4.22

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7 minutes ago, Krissykins said:

I don’t think it will tbh ;) 


Just wait until Monday when Disney goes full Sarandos and tells us 559 million people are projected to theoretically watch at least 25 seconds of Shang-Chi by 12/12/21, like when NF released those Army of The Dead numbers.

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1 hour ago, Jamiem said:

 

Also I'm guessing Netflix will put out some remark that Red Notice is their most watched film ever (don't know how they will compare as they will be using the new hours watched metric) before then. 

 

26 minutes ago, AJG said:


Literally 15 minutes after this post

 

 

 

To be fair, the only surprising thing about Red Notice is that it started off with a traditional movie studio before Netflix ponied up. It seems made for the algorithm even more than most of their movies.

 

It seems impossible that any of the awards contenders will still be exclusively theatrical by the time the award ceremonies start. Maybe the late December releases, but that's it. Certainly a different business model than before...last year there were award shows and most titles were streaming and still it was a big no1curr.

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7 hours ago, john2000 said:

A 62% drop for eternals would be relative decent all things considered, lets see how it will holds in the weeks ahead , i think that it will finish with 170-180 or so....

That would be a win. 

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12 hours ago, BoxOfficeFangrl said:

 

To be fair, the only surprising thing about Red Notice is that it started off with a traditional movie studio before Netflix ponied up. It seems made for the algorithm even more than most of their movies.

 

Netflix has had this growing reputation of being garbage-pickers, a la taking other studios' rejected stuff. 

 

Bright and Army of the Dead were developed at Warner Bros. and Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon was his rejected Star Wars spin-off.

 

I know there are others. But those are the ones that come to mind.

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8 minutes ago, filmnerdjamie said:

 

Netflix has had this growing reputation of being garbage-pickers, a la taking other studios' rejected stuff. 

 

Bright and Army of the Dead were developed at Warner Bros. and Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon was his rejected Star Wars spin-off.

 

I know there are others. But those are the ones that come to mind.

 

#NeverForget

 

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11 minutes ago, john2000 said:

 

Wow! The dog is on fire! +74% Saturday. Though if that weekend estimate holds, it would be only 35% drop for Sunday. Clifford would be doing better than any other movie in 2010 in similar Veterans Day settings...

 

    Movie Distr Gross %YD %LW Thr Per
Thr
Total
Gross
D
- (2) Clifford the Big Red Dog Paramount Pi… $7,380,000 +74%   3,700 $1,995 $17,200,775 4
- (-) The Souvenir Part II A24 $5,473 +24% -68% 42 $130 $9,877 16
                     
    2   $7,385,473          

 

I think there is demand for a heartfelt family dog movie in these times. I mean just seeing the trailer makes you feel good.

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NTTD did well too on Sat:

 

    Movie Distr Gross %YD %LW Thr Per
Thr
Total
Gross
D
- (2) Clifford the Big Red Dog Paramount Pi… $7,380,000 +74%   3,700 $1,995 $17,200,775 4
- (4) No Time to Die United Artists $2,013,116 +44% -24% 2,867 $702 $149,269,005 37
- (-) The Souvenir Part II A24 $5,473 +24% -68% 42 $130 $9,877 16
                     
    3   $9,398,589          

 

More than well actually. Fri +41% & Sat +44%. Probably -40%+ drop today but in any case great legs.

 

    Movie Distr Gross %YD %LW Thr Per
Thr
Total
Gross
D
1 (1) Eternals Walt Disney $7,819,000 +25% -75% 4,090 $1,912 $99,084,255 8
2 (2) Clifford the Big Red Dog Paramount Pi… $4,240,000 +29%   3,700 $1,146 $9,820,775 3
3 (3) Dune Warner Bros. $1,620,000 +32% -29% 3,282 $494 $89,246,283 22
4 (4) No Time to Die United Artists $1,399,876 +41% -23% 2,867 $488 $147,255,889 36
5 (5) Venom: Let There be Carnage Sony Pictures $1,030,000 +49% -14% 2,538 $406 $199,737,190 43
6 N Belfast Focus Features $640,000     580 $1,103 $640,000 1
7 (7) The French Dispatch Searchlight … $538,000 +28% -35% 1,225 $439 $10,312,570 22
8 (6) Ron’s Gone Wrong 20th Century… $533,000 -3% -36% 2,430 $219 $19,118,420 22
- (10) Antlers Searchlight … $337,000 +29% -45% 1,825 $185 $8,775,534 15
- (-) Halloween Kills Universal $310,000 +47% -56% 1,994 $155 $90,687,175 29
- (9) Last Night in Soho Focus Features $270,000 +1% -53% 1,317 $205 $8,796,880 15
- (-) Shang-Chi and the Legend … Walt Disney $70,000 -27% -61% 335 $209 $224,226,704 71
- (-) The Last Duel 20th Century… $33,000 +44% -20% 250 $132 $10,618,629 29
- (-) Free Guy 20th Century… $13,000 +45% -42% 85 $153 $121,536,292 92
- (-) Dear Evan Hansen Universal $8,000 +168% -22% 175 $46 $14,962,540 50
- (-) Jungle Cruise Walt Disney $5,000 -18% -50% 60 $83 $116,962,288 106
- (-) The Souvenir Part II A24 $4,404   -54% 42 $105 $4,404 15
                     
    17   $18,870,280          
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