Weekday numbers 7-26 to 7-29

[BlaineGabbert]

is 4.78 good for a monday?

[Mojoguy]

1 hour ago, BruiseCruise said:

$2.75m for Minions (-35%)

Minions 2 now at $300,939,390! Just the 5th movie of the year, and only animated to cross $300M DOM.

Edited July 26, 2022 by Mojoguy

[CaptNathanBrittles]

TOP GUN: MAVERICK HIGHWAY TO $700M DAY 60

 

BLACK PANTHER: $37.4m ahead

TOP GUN 2 GAIN: +$1m

 

CURRENT SEA LEVEL: $662.6m

LOCK ON BOGEY: $708.7m

AVERAGE (LAST 33 DAYS): $681.69m (+0.12% YD)

[BruiseCruise]

Thor L&T: $2.98m (-44% LW)

[Krissykins]

33 minutes ago, BlaineGabbert said:

is 4.78 good for a monday?

It’s not as good as Black Phone (-48%) but better than Thor (-63%). 

[BlaineGabbert]

5 minutes ago, Krissykins said:

It’s not as good as Black Phone (-48%) but better than Thor (-63%). 

BP had a 20 mil opening though so the drop isnt as drastic. I dont think you can compare just by percentages.

[The Dark Alfred]

TGM had another solid Monday en route to 700m. The trends shows that usually Monday is its weakest day in comparison to other films, but being only 19% down from last week is very promising. Also still the best summer 9th Monday EVER.

 

Biggest domestic 9th Monday:

 

1 Feb 15, 2010 Avatar $5,171,224 2,685 $1,926 $666,388,502 2 Feb 16, 1998 Titanic $4,708,477 3,002 $1,568 $376,270,721 3 Jan 20, 2014 Frozen $4,296,698    2,979    $1,442 $336,699,913 4 Feb 19, 2018 Jumanji: WttJ $2,076,936 2,800 $742 $379,693,471 5 Dec 31, 2001 Monsters, Inc. $1,617,000 2,097 $771 $237,775,000 6 Feb 14, 2022 Spider-Man: No Way Home   $1,616,139 3,300 $490   $760,988,686 7 Jan 17, 2000 Toy Story 2 $1,558,575 2,326 $670 $227,615,332 8 Jan 20, 2020 Frozen II $1,512,418 2,080 $727 $466,476,766 9 Jul 25, 2022 Top Gun: Maverick $1,503,127 3,160 $476 $637,340,009

 

 

Edited July 26, 2022 by The Dark Alfred

[CaptNathanBrittles]

4 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

TGM had another solid Monday en route to 700m. The trends shows that usually Monday is its weakest day in comparison to other films, but being only 19% down from last week is very promising. Also still the best summer 9th Monday EVER.

 

Biggest domestic 9th Monday:

 

1 Feb 15, 2010 Avatar $5,171,224 2,685 $1,926     $666,388,502 2 Feb 16, 1998 Titanic $4,708,477      3,002      $1,568 $376,270,721 3 Jan 20, 2014 Frozen $4,296,698 2,979 $1,442 $336,699,913 4 Feb 19, 2018 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle     $2,076,936 2,800 $742 $379,693,471 5 Dec 31, 2001 Monsters, Inc. $1,617,000 2,097 $771 $237,775,000 6 Feb 14, 2022 Spider-Man: No Way Home $1,616,139 3,300 $490 $760,988,686 7 Jan 17, 2000 Toy Story 2 $1,558,575 2,326 $670 $227,615,332 8 Jan 20, 2020 Frozen II $1,512,418 2,080 $727 $466,476,766 9 Jul 25, 2022 Top Gun: Maverick $1,503,127 3,160 $476 $637,340,009

 

Most of the days above it are holidays.

[Jiffy]

28 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

TGM had another solid Monday en route to 700m. The trends shows that usually Monday is its weakest day in comparison to other films, but being only 19% down from last week is very promising. Also still the best summer 9th Monday EVER.

 

Biggest domestic 9th Monday:

 

1 Feb 15, 2010 Avatar $5,171,224 2,685 $1,926 $666,388,502 2 Feb 16, 1998 Titanic $4,708,477 3,002 $1,568 $376,270,721 3 Jan 20, 2014 Frozen $4,296,698    2,979    $1,442 $336,699,913 4 Feb 19, 2018 Jumanji: WttJ $2,076,936 2,800 $742 $379,693,471 5 Dec 31, 2001 Monsters, Inc. $1,617,000 2,097 $771 $237,775,000 6 Feb 14, 2022 Spider-Man: No Way Home   $1,616,139 3,300 $490   $760,988,686 7 Jan 17, 2000 Toy Story 2 $1,558,575 2,326 $670 $227,615,332 8 Jan 20, 2020 Frozen II $1,512,418 2,080 $727 $466,476,766 9 Jul 25, 2022 Top Gun: Maverick $1,503,127 3,160 $476 $637,340,009

 

 

Yeah those are all holidays, this is the top summer 9th Monday. 

 

It will rank very high for 9th Tuesday as well.

 

So we have these for consecutive days over $1m:

*Titanic - 101 Days

*Avatar - 80 Days

*The Phantom Menace - 61 Days

*Finding Nemo - 59 Days

 

TGM has surpassed Finding Nemo and should surpass TPM on Wednesday.

 

Have I missed anything? Incredibles 2 and Aladdin both got to 52 days back in 2018 and 2019.

[M37]

2 hours ago, LonePirate said:

Looks like at least six more consecutive days above $1M for TGM and possibly as many as 13 more.

Think the only real question is whether or not TGM survives the Bullet Train Thursday to stay above $1M (69 days) or finally drops under that following Monday (73 days)

[Xavier]

Crazy thought, but do you think the inevitable TG2 > MI7 by a wide margin and especially if MI7 does something like 250 mil domestic, will be deemed a disappointment?

[CaptNathanBrittles]

8 minutes ago, Xavier said:

Crazy thought, but do you think the inevitable TG2 > MI7 by a wide margin and especially if MI7 does something like 250 mil domestic, will be deemed a disappointment?

 

Judging from the reported budget ($290m) M:I-7 will have to significantly out perform M:I-6 not to be a disappointment. 

[The Dark Alfred]

Has it been reported what's the buget for the two films altogether? Because if it's 300m for MI7 and MI8, both that's a completely reasonable.

[CaptNathanBrittles]

1 minute ago, The Dark Alfred said:

Has it been reported what's the buget for the two films altogether? Because if it's 300m for MI7 and MI8, both that's a completely reasonable.

 

I thought they were being shot at the same time but apparently not. The COVID delays might have knocked the budget for 7 through the roof.

[The Dark Alfred]

Suppose yea shooting during covid was putting spanner into the works. Still the movie's box office should be judged on its own right, just because the budget spiralled over in this particular case it wouldn't make a 275m domestic run disappointing. Maybe for some studio exec, but not to us anyway. OS it's still going to do well. If no China, that's going to hurt though, no doubt.

Edited July 26, 2022 by The Dark Alfred

[Krissykins]

2 hours ago, BlaineGabbert said:

BP had a 20 mil opening though so the drop isnt as drastic. I dont think you can compare just by percentages.

You can’t compare by money either with that logic then. 
 

But to answer your question in a different way: the drop isn’t great or bad. 

[Cheddar Please]

2 hours ago, M37 said:

Think the only real question is whether or not TGM survives the Bullet Train Thursday to stay above $1M (69 days) or finally drops under that following Monday (73 days)

Do you really think it'll drop that hard? that's a 35% drop from Monday, and I doubt Bullet Train will have nearly as great of an impact on this movie as Thor or JWD, especially given that it's already lost all of its PLFs and large screens.

[Jiffy]

2 hours ago, Jiffy said:

Yeah those are all holidays, this is the top summer 9th Monday. 

 

It will rank very high for 9th Tuesday as well.

 

So we have these for consecutive days over $1m:

*Titanic - 101 Days

*Avatar - 80 Days

*The Phantom Menace - 61 Days

*Finding Nemo - 59 Days

 

TGM has surpassed Finding Nemo and should surpass TPM on Wednesday.

 

Have I missed anything? Incredibles 2 and Aladdin both got to 52 days back in 2018 and 2019.

Missed E.T. on this list with 80 Days, and I guess Forrest Gump is another contender to have probably 60+ day streak, but unfortunately don't have the dailies for that.

[Jiffy]

4 minutes ago, Cheddar Please said:

Do you really think it'll drop that hard? that's a 35% drop from Monday, and I doubt Bullet Train will have nearly as great of an impact on this movie as Thor or JWD, especially given that it's already lost all of its PLFs and large screens.

Bullet Train impact will be next Thursday.

[M37]

1 minute ago, Cheddar Please said:

Do you really think it'll drop that hard? that's a 35% drop from Monday, and I doubt Bullet Train will have nearly as great of an impact on this movie as Thor or JWD, especially given that it's already lost all of its PLFs and large screens.

Bullet train opens the following week, so the baseline will be 15-20% lower after another week. But yes, I do think there is audience overlap there, and will have a noticeable impact on TGM