11-14 Weekday Thread | Featuring Future BOFFY Award Winning Meltdown of Our Fallen False God

[IronJimbo]

Just now, Doffy said:

Anything between 45 to 50m

i should have been more specific, I mean in it's entire run. I need to know if MCU is falling off

[The Dark Alfred]

8 minutes ago, Doffy said:

Check thurday numbers it dropped almost 50 per from last week.

 

Stop all the clocks. The end is near. BTW 32 is far away from "almost 50" in my book. There is 45 days left of the summer and it's getting PLF's back. Probably still going to be in theatres come October. It's a long flight not a short jet. 

Edited July 15, 2022 by The Dark Alfred

[Doffy]

Just now, IronJimbo said:

i should have been more specific, I mean in it's entire run. I need to know if MCU is falling off

300m is 🔒 maybe over or under Ragnarok.

[Doffy]

Just now, The Dark Alfred said:

 

Stop all the clocks. The end is near. There is 45 days left of the summer and it's getting PLF's back. Probably still going to be in theatres come October. It's a long flight not a short jet. 

So thing mentioned about getting plf back in some markets in deadline is true .

[Maggie]

The spring/summer started off so well, i am a little sad how weak the season is ending.

[Doffy]

Just now, Maggie said:

The spring/summer started off so well, i am a little sad how weak the season is ending.

We got b2b big movies tgm,jwd, minions,thor and an empty third quarter 

[DC Rich]

3 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

 

Stop all the clocks. The end is near. BTW 32 is far away from "almost 50" in my book. There is 45 days left of the summer and it's getting PLF's back. Probably still going to be in theatres come October. It's a long flight not a short jet. 

 

Interesting. Both the Wednesday to Thursday and the Thursday to Thursday drops are identical to TGM's day 21 drops.  Which was the Thursday after JWD opened.   It really held pretty good after that until Thor opened.  Maybe it does it again. 

[Doffy]

5 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

 

Stop all the clocks. The end is near. BTW 32 is far away from "almost 50" in my book. There is 45 days left of the summer and it's getting PLF's back. Probably still going to be in theatres come October. It's a long flight not a short jet. 

Luiz on twitter mentioned it dropped almost 50 per from last week.

[The Dark Alfred]

Another outstanding Thursday for TGM, it's flying towards 700m with stellar speed. 

 

Biggest domestic 7th Thursday:

 

Rank	Date	Movie	Gross	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross
1	Feb 4, 2010	Avatar	$2,703,975	3,074	$880	$606,493,323
2	Dec 30, 2004	The Polar Express	$2,339,202	2,618	$894	$149,504,823
3	Dec 27, 2012	Lincoln	$2,112,825	1,966	$1,075	$124,529,797
4	Jul 14, 2022	Top Gun: Maverick	$1,962,441	3,513	$559	$605,962,568

 

[Doffy]

1 minute ago, The Dark Alfred said:

Another outstanding Thursday for TGM, it's flying towards 700m with stellar speed. 

 

Biggest domestic 7th Thursday:

 

Rank	Date	Movie	Gross	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross
1	Feb 4, 2010	Avatar	$2,703,975	3,074	$880	$606,493,323
2	Dec 30, 2004	The Polar Express	$2,339,202	2,618	$894	$149,504,823
3	Dec 27, 2012	Lincoln	$2,112,825	1,966	$1,075	$124,529,797
4	Jul 14, 2022	Top Gun: Maverick	$1,962,441	3,513	$559	$605,962,568

 

 once check Luiz fernado on twitter he mentioned 50 per drop.

[DaFlexi]

25 minutes ago, Doffy said:

Check thurday numbers it dropped almost 50 per from last week.

Yeah, because of thor, but that was the last real competition, so smooth sailing from here on out

[The Dark Alfred]

5 minutes ago, Doffy said:

 once check Luiz fernado on twitter he mentioned 50 per drop.

 

Luiz is incorrect.

[Doffy]

5 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

 

Luiz is incorrect.

Yeah he updated it

Edited July 15, 2022 by Doffy

[John Rambo]

18 minutes ago, Doffy said:

 once check Luiz fernado on twitter he mentioned 50 per drop.

he mentioned 32% drop from last week for TGM...not 50

[Ryan Reynolds]

22 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

Another outstanding Thursday for TGM, it's flying towards 700m with stellar speed. 

 

Biggest domestic 7th Thursday:

 

Rank	Date	Movie	Gross	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross
1	Feb 4, 2010	Avatar	$2,703,975	3,074	$880	$606,493,323
2	Dec 30, 2004	The Polar Express	$2,339,202	2,618	$894	$149,504,823
3	Dec 27, 2012	Lincoln	$2,112,825	1,966	$1,075	$124,529,797
4	Jul 14, 2022	Top Gun: Maverick	$1,962,441	3,513	$559	$605,962,568

 

Paramount must get IMAX booked after Bullet Train before going digital for that to have a better chance of happening

[Doffy]

3 minutes ago, John Rambo said:

he mentioned 32% drop from last week for TGM...not 50

He updated it again. he says actual came higher than estimate.

[BruiseCruise]

Avatar added 143m not including the re-release later in the year after its 7th thursday, TGM only needs to add 94m to get to 700m and there's no tentpole releasing for the next couple months

[CaptNathanBrittles]

TOP GUN: MAVERICK HIGHWAY TO $700M DAY 49

 

BLACK PANTHER: $50.9m ahead

TOP GUN 2 GAIN: +$0.7m

 

CURRENT SEA LEVEL: $649m

LOCK ON BOGEY: $668.88m

AVERAGE (LAST 23 DAYS): $677.37m (-0.7% YD)

 

[Liiviig 1998]

45-46m for thor still big drop but it could have been way worse.

 

Strong Thursday numbers across the board.

 

Crawdads audience score is solid won't be suprised if it has a 2 infront of it.

 

[Juby]

1 hour ago, The Dark Alfred said:

Probably had the same 0.9% chance of hitting 600m and here we are.  Could you remind me how much Titanic did on re-release? That would rip your impossible argument to shreds. If Paramount is not going to anything with the gold ticket that they probably get once every decade than you might be right. That will be on them. There is so much they can do. Re-release with extra footage, chrome version, director's cut, 3D release if they wanted to.  700m is happening. Maybe not this year but at some point. Book it.

 

Every day and every week the situation becomes more clarified. $600m was impossible only before Top Gun's 2nd weekend. Now, we know more.

 

Titanic re-release was huge because: a) it was re-release of the 2nd highest grossing film of all time; b) it was 100th anniversary of the sinking; c) and 15th anniversary of the film release; d) first time in 3D / IMAX; e) the film wasn't avialable in HD at all (latest release was on DVD). That is not good example, TGM might have only one of these factors.

 

Avatar re-release in August 2010 add $10.7m domestically. And it was re-release of the highest grossing film of all time in Special Edition cut with massive marketing. That would be a good target for TGM, maybe even out of reach.