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Audience

 

Mario 22.5M - shall remain as #5 all time.

GOGT3 8.6M.

Fast X 7M.

Little Mermaid 1.9M.

 

All Time (lc)

 

02 1,531,000,000    The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023)

36    596,000,000    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 (2023) - sandwiched between Thor 4 and Iron Man 3.

50    499,900,000    Fast X (2023)

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TRANSFORMERS: THE RISE OF BEASTS PREVIEWS - T-7 DAYS

 

857/5407 (15.85% occupancy)

 

x0.15 of Guardians of the Galaxy 3 (T-6 Hours)

x0.21 of Fast X (T-7 Days)

 

Low allocation compared to other recent titles but I think works fine for this one as it won't be front-loaded. Also no premium formats or largest auditoriums for this one so it'll be even more backloaded. 

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On 5/29/2023 at 12:32 PM, Carlangonz said:

SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDERVERSE OPENING DAY (T-3 DAYS)

 

9,797/19,284 (+12.71% from T-6 Days) - 50.8% occupancy

 

x1.08 of Guardians of the Galaxy 3 OD incl Previews - $62.42M

 

Only two locations comps

Multiverse of Madness OD incl Previews (T-6 Hours) - $58M

Super Mario Bros OD (T-22 Hours) - $102.6M

SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDERVERSE OPENING DAY (T-16 HOURS)

 

13,954/33,397 (+42.43% from T-3 Days) - 41.8% occupancy

176 shows across 8 theatres

 

x1.54 of Guardians of the Galaxy 3 OD incl Previews (T-6 Hours) - $89M

x.1.01 of Fast X OD incl Previews (T-6 Hours from Previews, T-17 Hours from OD) - $75.5M

 

Only two locations comps

Multiverse of Madness OD incl Previews (T-6 Hours) - $79.4M

Super Mario Bros OD (T-22 Hours) - $141M

Super Mario Bros OD (T-14 Hours) - $102.8M

 

I don't think even Sony were expecting such a massive demand for this because allocation is barely above's The Little Mermaid's 31k seats and below Fast X's 47k seats so this is going to be a 3,500-3,700 screens opener below both Mario and Fast X's 4,500 screens.

 

If theatres actually respond then we should see increases across the weekend taking screens from all holdovers and even from openers Boogeyman and especially Book Club 2. 

 

Also this is performing extremely well in premium formats like IMAX and 4DX. For example; breakdown shows IMAX represents 17.7% of sales across the sample and 4DX represents 14.5% of total sales; compared to 1.5% and 11.3% respectively for Fast X.

Both VIP and PLF are performing similarly with a 10% each on the sample and subtitled shows also get a 10% share of sales compared to only 3% of Vin Diesel's movie.

 

Even with a lower ATP because of no 3D, everything bodes well for this one because even if some theatres released shows until just a few hours ago, there's only a show in the sample that hasn't sold a single seat compared to another 175 that have sold at least 2 tickets.

 

Let's see a $70M+ opening day and $310M-$330M opening weekend. With current ER this translates to a strong $17.5M-$18.6M. Lower or higher depending on how it moves with screens and shows.

 

EDIT. I'd rather go for admissions instead of lc and because it'll have stronger matinees than Guardians and stronger night shows than Fast X I guess it can make it to $85M. We'll see how much of fan-rush there is but even $20M USD are on the table.

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THE FLASH PREVIEWS - FIRST 12 HOURS OF SALES (T-13 DAYS)

 

634/10,065 

 

x0.77 of Fast X Previews - First 12 hours of sales (T-13 Days)

 

There's one theatre left to launch sales but seems like seats will fall short of Fast X's 15k. No IMAX or 4DX for previews and no 3D at all so there's that in the mix to consider as well. Let's see how it moves but this would aim somewhere between Guardians of the Galaxy 3 and Fast X.

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Jeez that was some overindexing. Must've been allocation and underindex in some other places but honestly quite a bummer considering how good it was marching in the sample.

In all this sets background for future no-previews openers because as front-loaded as it turned out, TLM acted quite well as a comp once considering how different they would behave in walk-ups and total allocation. For future events I'll meassure more when comparing OD with and without previews.

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