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1 minute ago, KlapEastwood said:

I’m not overly impressed with the amount of tickets sold (just looking at Fandango) in the Huntsville / Birmingham area for Thursday. What’s the current feeling on Thursday in the bigger markets?

 

$18-22M 

 

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2 hours ago, XXR Tulkun Rider said:

 

Sunday drops next weekend should be similar to a typical Summer Sunday. For comparison...

 

Major December OW Sunday Drops

The Force Awakens = 11.3% 

Aquaman = 12% 

SM: NWH = 13.1% 

Rise of Skywalker = 15.1%

Rogue One = 18.6% 

The Last Jedi = 19.8% 

Last few opening sun Dec 18s:

1 (1) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Walt Disney $37,679,172 -19%   4,157 $9,064 $155,081,681 3
4 (4) Collateral Beauty Warner Bros. $2,004,215 -26%   3,528 $568 $7,102,085 3
1 (1) Sherlock Holmes: A Game o… Warner Bros. $10,334,634 -30%   3,703 $2,791 $39,637,079 3
2 (2) Alvin and the Chipmunks: … 20th Century… $6,651,523 -33%   3,723 $1,787 $23,244,744 3
3 (3) Mission: Impossible—Ghost… Paramount Pi… $3,933,794 -17%   425 $9,256 $12,785,204 3
1 (1) King Kong Universal $15,556,225 -23%   3,568 $4,360 $66,181,645 5
3 (3) The Family Stone 20th Century… $3,570,500 -27%   2,465 $1,448 $12,521,027 3


 

Lot of the ones you listed are a bit deeper into dec and/or had more spillover. Though I expect plf spillover/Canada can pull it into -15-20ish

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22 hours ago, Eric Dielman said:

Avatar: The Way of Water Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-5 and Counting

  Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold
TOTALS 0 156 3021 27336 11.05%

 

Total Seats Sold Today: 143

 

Comp

2.335x of F9 T-5 (16.57M)

2.379x of Venom 2 T-5 (27.59M)

2.484x of No Time to Die T-5 (15.65M)

2.839x of Dune T-5 (14.48M)

2.908x of Fantastic Beasts 3 T-5 (17.44M)

1.214x of Top Gun 2 T-5 (23.39M)

1.208x of Jurassic World 3 T-5 (21.75M)

2.428x of Black Adam T-5 (18.46M)

 

I'm...just going to assume this was a weird fluke.

Avatar: The Way of Water Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-4 and Counting

  Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold
TOTALS 0 159 3312 27790 11.92%

 

Total Seats Sold Today: 291

 

Comp

2.364x of F9 T-4 (16.78M)

2.321x of Venom 2 T-4 (26.92M)

2.507x of No Time to Die T-4 (15.79M)

2.826x of Dune T-4 (14.41M)

2.826x of Fantastic Beasts 3 T-4 (16.95M)

1.215x of Top Gun 2 T-4 (23.41M)

1.219x of Jurassic World 3 T-4 (21.94M)

2.379x of Black Adam T-4 (18.08M)

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22 hours ago, Eric Dielman said:

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-11 and Counting

  Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold
TOTALS 0 73 514 11535 4.46%

 

Total Seats Sold Today: 6

Total Seats WITHOUT Early Access: 47

 

Comp w/ Early Access

0.305x of Sing 2 T-11 (2.97M)

0.840x of Sonic 2 T-11 (5.25M)

2.734x of Minions 2 T-11 (29.39M)

12.850x of Super Pets T-11 (28.27M)

 

Comp w/out Early Access

0.170x of Sing 2 T-11 (1.38M)

0.077x of Sonic 2 T-11 (480K)

0.250x of Minions 2 T-11 (2.69M)

1.175x of Super Pets T-11 (2.58M)

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-10 and Counting

  Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold
TOTALS 0 73 514 11535 4.46%

 

Total Seats Sold Today: 0

Total Seats WITHOUT Early Access: 47

 

Comp w/ Early Access

0.299x of Sing 2 T-10 (2.91M)

0.809x of Sonic 2 T-10 (5.06M)

2.347x of Minions 2 T-10 (25.23M)

12.238x of Super Pets T-10 (26.92M)

 

Comp w/out Early Access

0.151x of Sing 2 T-10 (1.23M)

0.047x of Sonic 2 T-10 (462K)

0.215x of Minions 2 T-10 (2.31M)

1.119x of Super Pets T-10 (2.46M)

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23 hours ago, Eric Dielman said:

M3GAN Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-26 and Counting

  Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold
TOTALS 0 33 17 5433 0.31%

 

Total Seats Sold Today: 2

 

Comp

0.126x of Scream T-26 (441K)

0.094x of Nope T-26 (601K)

M3GAN Greater Philadelphia Area Seat Report T-25 and Counting

  Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold
TOTALS 0 33 17 5433 0.31%

 

Total Seats Sold Today: 0

 

Comp

0.104x of Scream T-25 (365K)

0.085x of Nope T-25 (541K)

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so I think im seeing the same thing as everyone else and im struggling a bit to see how avatar gets over 170 million, why then does deadline stick with the 200 million projection as its headline number?

isnt it going to look bad on them and on the movie (which I doubt they want to happen)?

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3 hours ago, Legion By Night said:

Last few opening sun Dec 18s:

1 (1) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Walt Disney $37,679,172 -19%   4,157 $9,064 $155,081,681 3
4 (4) Collateral Beauty Warner Bros. $2,004,215 -26%   3,528 $568 $7,102,085 3
1 (1) Sherlock Holmes: A Game o… Warner Bros. $10,334,634 -30%   3,703 $2,791 $39,637,079 3
2 (2) Alvin and the Chipmunks: … 20th Century… $6,651,523 -33%   3,723 $1,787 $23,244,744 3
3 (3) Mission: Impossible—Ghost… Paramount Pi… $3,933,794 -17%   425 $9,256 $12,785,204 3
1 (1) King Kong Universal $15,556,225 -23%   3,568 $4,360 $66,181,645 5
3 (3) The Family Stone 20th Century… $3,570,500 -27%   2,465 $1,448 $12,521,027 3


 

Lot of the ones you listed are a bit deeper into dec and/or had more spillover. Though I expect plf spillover/Canada can pull it into -15-20ish

Interestingly enough, after throwing out Ghost Protocol (it was a limited imax only opening that weekend), based on sheer size, Rogue One is still probably closer to a reality than the -30ish average of the others. This set up is an interesting one, especially since most schools wont be out yet until probably mid-week. So Sunday gets the benefit of colleges out, but not quite the same benefits as the 26th and 2nd with 100% out. 

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Good to see some slowdown in presale, we need some containment on expectation for A2. I don't wish to see people calling A2 flop with $2bn+ gross like TLK.

 

China presale also see some slowdown, reminding people China is still a restricted market with people STILL very scared of Covid-19. 

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12 hours ago, Legion By Night said:

Probably because it wasn’t even in the top 25 OWs at the time?   
 

It wasn’t like, *tiny*, but not a really big OW either

The weekend had some snow storm thingy and lets not forget Pre-XMAS didn't had huge openings back then as they can have now. We had Hobbit films opening to similar numbers a few years later and before that LOTR wasn't a lot higher.

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1 hour ago, interiorgatordecorator said:

so I think im seeing the same thing as everyone else and im struggling a bit to see how avatar gets over 170 million, why then does deadline stick with the 200 million projection as its headline number?

isnt it going to look bad on them and on the movie (which I doubt they want to happen)?

I think their actual prediction later this week will be lower than that, but yeah they should change this headlines. 

 

The OW is shaping to be very boring tbh, it´s not showing signs of less than 150M OW neither more than 190M OW which i think would shake up things a bit. Seems to be converging to around 20M previews with a very health IM so 160-170M OW, the realistic and reasonable expectation since day 1 of presales. 

 

I think the real fun will be after the OW, seeing how big it can go on holidays.

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21 minutes ago, ThomasNicole said:

I think their actual prediction later this week will be lower than that, but yeah they should change this headlines. 

 

The OW is shaping to be very boring tbh, it´s not showing signs of less than 150M OW neither more than 190M OW which i think would shake up things a bit. Seems to be converging to around 20M previews with a very health IM so 160-170M OW, the realistic and reasonable expectation since day 1 of presales. 

 

I think the real fun will be after the OW, seeing how big it can go on holidays.

I think it will be fun to track from start to finish. 150M and 190M is also a big difference in numbers and depends on Previews and IM. Then the following weekdays and weekends into its fourth weekend are gonna be a lot of fun too. I've been waiting for this movie's run since I joined the forums more than 12 years ago. 

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On 12/10/2022 at 11:51 PM, Porthos said:

 

Avatar: The Way of Water Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report:

T-5 days and counting

 

 

Capped

Sellouts

Showings

Seats left

Total Seats

Seats Sold

Perct Sold

TOTALS

0

0

198

22541

27227

4686

17.21%

 

Total Showings Added Today

14

Total Seats Added Today

1098

Total Seats Sold Today

296

 

T-5 Comp                   [GRAIN OF SALT DUE TO HAVING NOTHING BETTER EDITION]

 

   

%

 

Sold
T-5

Total

Sold

 

Sellouts

Shows

Seats Left

Total Seats

Perct

Sold

 

Final

Sold

% of

Final

 

 

Comp

Dune

389.20

 

63

1204

 

0/79

11124/12328

9.77%

 

2915

160.75%

 

19.85m

Bats

82.89

 

251

5653

 

0/297

31137/36790

15.37%

 

21117

22.19%

 

17.91m

FB3

301.74

 

136

1553

 

0/178

23915/25468

6.10%

 

4456

105.16%

 

18.10m

TGM

70.42

 

312

6654

 

0/271

30655/37309

17.83%

 

11474

40.84%

 

13.56m

JWD

101.45

 

449

4619

 

0/224

23313/27932

16.54%

 

10966

42.73%

 

18.26m

FINAL SOLD NOTES: "Final sold" is the number of tickets sold for the movie in question at stop of tracking while "% of final" is the percentage of Avatar 2's current tickets sold versus that final number.

 

Regal:        1117/9649  [11.58% sold]
Matinee:    544/4008  [13.57% | 11.61% of all tickets sold]
3D:          3122/17023  [18.34% | 66.62% of all tickets sold]
PLF 3D:    2282/7439  [30.68% | 48.70% of all tickets sold]

 

Avatar: The Way of Water Greater Sacramento Area Premiere Night Seat Report:

T-4 days and counting

 

 

Capped

Sellouts

Showings

Seats left

Total Seats

Seats Sold

Perct Sold

TOTALS

0

0

204

22706

27800

5094

18.32%

 

Total Showings Added Today

6

Total Seats Added Today

573

Total Seats Sold Today

408


T-4 Comp                   [GRAIN OF SALT DUE TO HAVING NOTHING BETTER EDITION]

 

   

%

 

Sold
T-4

Total

Sold

 

Sellouts

Shows

Seats Left

Total Seats

Perct

Sold

 

Final

Sold

% of

Final

 

 

Comp

Dune

381.86

 

130

1334

 

0/79

10936/12270

10.87%

 

2915

174.75%

 

19.47m

Bats

84.60

 

368

6021

 

0/297

30769/36790

16.37%

 

21117

24.12%

 

18.27m

FB3

301.60

 

136

1689

 

0/178

23779/25468

6.63%

 

4456

114.32%

 

18.10m

TGM

71.44

 

476

7130

 

0/271

30179/37309

19.11%

 

11474

44.40%

 

13.76m

JWD

96.70

 

649

5268

 

0/224

22664/27932

18.86%

 

10966

46.45%

 

17.41m

FINAL SOLD NOTES: "Final sold" is the number of tickets sold for the movie in question at stop of tracking while "% of final" is the percentage of Avatar 2's current tickets sold versus that final number.

 

Regal:          1215/9649  [12.59% sold]
Matinee:       587/4008  [14.65% | 11.52% of all tickets sold]
3D:            3381/17023  [19.86% | 66.37% of all tickets sold]
PLF 3D:      2434/7439  [32.72% | 47.78% of all tickets sold]

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2 hours ago, interiorgatordecorator said:

so I think im seeing the same thing as everyone else and im struggling a bit to see how avatar gets over 170 million, why then does deadline stick with the 200 million projection as its headline number?

isnt it going to look bad on them and on the movie (which I doubt they want to happen)?


I would assume they are assuming the inflated PLF and 3D prices tickets are going to give it a boost. Only problem with this there’s only so many of those seats available. And once they are sold out, people just might wait until mid week to go since there isn’t a sequel/hook/they lost spoiler question that would cause people to go feel compelled to go IMMEDIATELY, and every positive review I’ve seen has commented on seeing it in PLF format. 

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1 hour ago, narniadis said:

Interestingly enough, after throwing out Ghost Protocol (it was a limited imax only opening that weekend), based on sheer size, Rogue One is still probably closer to a reality than the -30ish average of the others. This set up is an interesting one, especially since most schools wont be out yet until probably mid-week. So Sunday gets the benefit of colleges out, but not quite the same benefits as the 26th and 2nd with 100% out. 

 

I too remember the freakout of 2016  discussion about Rogue One's first few weekdays.

 

Many many electrons died as they splatted on screens across the net over debates about just how many schools were out at the time and how much that might be affecting things.

 

Was actually thinking about bringing it back up in regards to A2, but decided to hold off.

 

Sure am looking forward to those debates again, should they come to pass.

 

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Just looking at some box office stats that I found kind of interesting. Correct me if I'm wrong on any of these.

 

Smile, at 216M WW, is currently the highest-grossing horror movie of 2022. It will be the first time that a wholly original horror flick has been the year's top-grosser for the genre since 2009's Paranormal Activity.

 

Bullet Train is currently the highest-grossing R-rated movie of 2022 (239M WW). It will be the lowest-grossing "top rated-R movie of the year" since 1989's Lethal Weapon 2. If you want to adjust for inflation... depends what 1983's Flashdance adjusts to.

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1 hour ago, charlie Jatinder said:

The weekend had some snow storm thingy and lets not forget Pre-XMAS didn't had huge openings back then as they can have now. We had Hobbit films opening to similar numbers a few years later and before that LOTR wasn't a lot higher.

Pre-xmas didn't have huge openings because there weren't any huge openings movies put in Xmas. TFA or NWH kind of event would have been like 200 in 2009 still 

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42 minutes ago, JustLurking said:

Honestly looking at INT tracking as well, the US doesn't seem to be alone in lacking the expected final push in PS. We'll see what happens I guess.

I don't think it's lacking final push in US, most people here was expecting the TGM / JW comps to go down in final days.

 

Same goes for some INT markets. People got way ahead of themselves with china presales ignoring that they're still in a complicated moment and starts predicting 700-800M. It looks like it will have a great performance there, but their situation needs to be taken in consideration.

 

I would argue what's happening is just the data bringing the somewhat absurd predictions down to earth. If it ended up being a 3B grosser or so, it will be in the long run, not something visible on presales alone like some people was starting to think.

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