Weekend Thread | Estimates: Barbarian 10M, Brahmastra 4.4, Bullet Train 3.25, TGM 3.2, Pets 2.8

[Nero]

1 hour ago, Cap said:

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Hui hui 😉

[BoxOfficeFangrl]

Anyone check out this gem?

 

 

 

 

 

Theaters are really hard up if straight to Tubi movies are getting released in hundreds of locations!

 

 

Edited September 12, 2022 by BoxOfficeFangrl

[filmlover]

11 minutes ago, BoxOfficeFangrl said:

Anyone check out this gem?

 

 

 

 

 

Theaters are really hard up if straight to Tubi movies are getting released in hundreds of locations!

 

 

 

What in the $5 Walmart bin hell is this shit?

[BoxOfficeFangrl]

1 hour ago, filmlover said:

 

What in the $5 Walmart bin hell is this shit?

The AMC that's about 20 miles away has this on a screen with 36 seats, which seems about right if you're going to bother with a masterpiece like Unfavorable Odds.  My closest AMC put this in a 150ish seat auditorium! How does that even happen, they even have Top Gun: Maverick in a smaller room at this point. We got Prey and Thirteen Lives straight to streaming this summer, but there’s room for Boogievision originals in theaters. Amazing...

 

 

 

Edited September 12, 2022 by BoxOfficeFangrl

[Eric Duncan]

Don't think this was ever updated

 

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	Barbarian	20th Century…	$10,543,948		2,340		$4,506	$10,543,948	1
2	N	Brahmastra Part 1: Shiva	Fox Star India	$4,543,659		810		$5,609	$4,543,659	1
3	(2)	Bullet Train	Sony Pictures	$3,310,245	-43%	3,056	-61	$1,083	$92,603,983	6
4	(1)	Top Gun: Maverick	Paramount Pi…	$3,157,227	-48%	3,005	-108	$1,051	$705,637,571	16
5	(5)	The Invitation	Sony Pictures	$2,666,978	-45%	3,117	+3	$856	$18,892,541	3
6	(4)	DC League of Super Pets	Warner Bros.	$2,656,051	-47%	3,043	-72	$873	$85,242,336	7
7	N	Lifemark	Fathom Events	$2,212,288		1,531		$1,445	$2,212,288	1
8	(6)	Beast	Universal	$1,800,660	-55%	2,793	-424	$645	$29,376,440	4
9	(7)	Minions: The Rise of Gru	Universal	$1,743,290	-50%	2,274	-183	$767	$362,424,705	11
10	(3)	Spider-Man: No Way Home — The More Fun Stuff Ve…	Sony Pictures	$1,334,124	-75%	3,215	-720	$415	$813,382,986	39
11	(10)	Where the Crawdads Sing	Sony Pictures	$1,242,798	-39%	1,990	-84	$625	$87,631,722	9
12	(8)	Thor: Love and Thunder	Walt Disney	$1,016,861	-62%	1,850	-240	$550	$342,287,652	10
13	(11)	Nope	Universal	$839,280	-52%	1,142	-376	$735	$122,017,085	8
14	N	Medieval	The Avenue E…	$821,991		1,311		$627	$821,991	1
15	(9)	Jaws	Universal	$647,465	-75%	1,246	n/c	$520	$271,690,155	2,465
16	(12)	Three Thousand Years of Longing	United Artists	$591,714	-65%	1,407	-1,029	$421	$7,536,781	3
-	(-)	Elvis	Warner Bros.	$473,009	-57%	1,104	-327	$428	$150,260,502	12
-	(-)	Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.	Focus Features	$378,015	-73%	1,870	-12	$202	$2,412,240	2
-	(-)	Gigi & Nate	Roadside Att…	$349,603	-65%	1,220	+36	$287	$1,901,538	2
-	(-)	Orphan: First Kill	Paramount Pi…	$309,224	-58%	428	-101	$722	$5,092,684	4
-	(-)	Breaking	Bleecker Street	$224,686	-66%	616	-293	$365	$2,645,397	3
-	(-)	Bodies Bodies Bodies	A24	$201,327	-58%	651	-385	$309	$11,177,699	6
-	(-)	Jurassic World: Dominion	Universal	$165,755	-65%	448	-322	$370	$375,867,885	14
-	(-)	Fall	Lionsgate	$155,300	-46%	267	-151	$582	$6,709,132	5
-	(-)	Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris	Focus Features	$128,625	-16%	341	+74	$377	$10,183,340	9
-	(-)	The Black Phone	Universal	$108,865	-55%	185	-68	$588	$89,759,710	12
-	(-)	Marcel the Shell with Shoes On	A24	$97,297	-11%	161	n/c	$604	$6,203,994	12
-	N	UnFavorable Odds	Atlas Distri…	$57,984		445		$130	$57,984	1
-	(-)	Easter Sunday	Universal	$52,330	-70%	135	-196	$388	$12,972,380	6
-	(-)	Emily the Criminal	Roadside Att…	$51,559	-43%	101	-21	$510	$2,080,223	5
-	N	Hockeyland	Greenwich	$49,500		64		$773	$49,500	1
-	(-)	Everything Everywhere All At Once	A24	$26,803	-24%	46	n/c	$583	$69,934,992	25
-	(-)	Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song	Sony Picture…	$26,090	-30%	73	-11	$357	$986,399	11
-	N	Hold Me Tight	Kino Lorber	$18,242		5		$3,648	$18,242	1
-	(-)	A Love Song	Bleecker Street	$9,895	-14%	34	-3	$291	$262,404	7
-	(-)	Hansan: Rising Dragon	Well Go USA	$9,245	-70%	9	-6	$1,027	$849,372	7
-	(-)	Loving Highsmith	Zeitgeist	$7,970	+17%	12	+11	$664	$23,108	2
-	(-)	Emergency Declaration	Well Go USA	$6,996	-74%	5	-5	$1,399	$398,273	5
-	(-)	Three Minutes - A Lengthening	Super LTD	$6,941	-14%	20	-10	$347	$87,428	4
-	(-)	Alienoid	Well Go USA	$6,603	-73%	10	-18	$660	$161,611	3
-	(-)	RRR: Rise, Roar, Revolt	Sarigama Cin…	$6,417		7		$917	$13,842,168	25
-	N	About Fate	United Artists	$6,098		13		$469	$6,098	1
-	(-)	Carnal Knowledge	Avco Embassy	$4,759	-38%	3	+1	$1,586	$20,120	2,698
-	(-)	Apocalypse Now: Final Cut	Rialto Pictures	$4,407	-37%	6	-2	$735	$83,521,216	2,248
-	(-)	The Conversation	Rialto Pictures	$4,407		10		$441	$4,559,325	2,528
-	(-)	1982	Tricycle Logic	$4,124	+35%	1	-2	$4,124	$34,192	14
-	(-)	The Phantom of the Open	Sony Picture…	$3,705	+56%	8	+2	$463	$739,067	15
48	(-)	My Old School	Magnolia Pic…	$2,777	-34%	11	n/c	$252	$96,193	8
-	(-)	Private Desert	Kino Lorber	$1,757	+377%	7	+6	$251	$28,379	3
-	(-)	The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie	Rialto Pictures	$1,745		2		$873	$259,148	1,166
-	(-)	Neptune Frost	Kino Lorber	$1,124	+4,787%	1	n/c	$1,124	$182,941	15
-	(-)	Official Competition	IFC Films	$978		5		$196	$591,479	13
-	(-)	Both Sides of the Blade	IFC Films	$630	-80%	6	-1	$105	$199,607	10
-	(-)	Burial	IFC Midnight	$612	-85%	10	-14	$61	$7,173	2
-	(-)	Costa Brava, Lebanon	Kino Lorber	$494	+82%	2	+1	$247	$13,041	9
-	(-)	Mad God	Shudder	$466	-47%	3	-2	$155	$321,630	14
-	(-)	Resurrection	IFC Films	$434	-71%	5	n/c	$87	$160,581	7
-	(-)	Alma’s Rainbow	Kino Lorber	$347		3		$116	$7,000	1,473
-	(-)	Murina	Kino Lorber	$150		1		$150	$46,603	10
-	(-)	Bloom Up: A Swinger Couple Story	Kino Lorber	$52		1		$52	$3,048	5
		60		$42,095,926

[narniadis]

Woof, that lack of depth hurts the total 😬 not that its unsurprising but still painful. Nice increase some though. 

 

**ignores the drop for TGM.... 

[The Dark Alfred]

At this point, anything is gravy for TGM and its 16th weekend was still good for all-time top 10. I don't have to tell you which wide release claims the spot, of course TITANIC is still the King. It's kinda crazy that both the juggernaut ship and TGM still in 3000+ theatres.

 

We actually have 3 Cruise films in the top 10 and two of them are on the podium!!  RAIN MAN pops up second place and TOP GUN enjoying its LD boost. This marks the first time the original outgrossed MAVERICK.

 

The rest of the top 10 involves familiar players, with TOOTSIE climbing to the top 10. for the fist time

 

Special mention for HOME ALONE still slaying it in March!

 

 

Top 10 domestic 16th weekend (wide release):

 

1	Apr 3, 1998	Titanic	$11,533,480	3,265	$3,532	$530,406,538
2	Mar 31, 1989	Rain Man	$5,537,165	1,581	$3,502	$142,319,201
3	Aug 29, 1986	Top Gun	$5,024,325	1,289	$3,898	$131,345,236
4	Mar 1, 1991	Home Alone	$4,221,896	1,670	$2,528	$241,658,036
5	Sep 24, 1982	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial	$4,081,665	1,280	$3,189	$259,070,401
6	Mar 22, 1985	Beverly Hills Cop	$3,862,909	1,357	$2,847	$191,865,615
7	Jan 9, 1987	Crocodile Dundee	$3,258,312	1,359	$2,398	$127,546,612
8	Sep 9, 2022	Top Gun: Maverick	$3,157,227	3,005	$1,051	$705,637,571
9	Oct 26, 1990	Ghost	$3,075,940	1,766	$1,742	$176,463,597
10	Apr 1, 1983	Tootsie	$2,937,159	1,049	$2,800	$147,185,684

Edited September 12, 2022 by The Dark Alfred

[M37]

30 minutes ago, narniadis said:

Woof, that lack of depth hurts the total 😬 not that its unsurprising but still painful. Nice increase some though. 

 

**ignores the drop for TGM.... 

TGM was coming off a PLF re-release, Cinema Day and Labor Day inflated weekend, plus competing for eyeballs with NFL OW. It’s only down 34% from 2 weeks ago, which is a -18% weekly rate of decline, and probably holds better than that next weekend  

 

 

[Krissykins]

That’s a very decent PTA for Barbarian too. Glad the actual stayed comfortably above $10m. 

[SLAM!]

Something crazy about the upcoming weekend...

 

There's going to be a lot of new movies coming out this weekend. Depending on where you are, you may get up to seven new releases:

 

- Clerks III (Regal Cinemas special showings)

- Moonage Daydream

- Pearl

- Running the Bases (Christian baseball film)

- See How They Run

- The Silent Twins

- The Woman King

 

I list these out to say that all of these films coming in means that a lot of films are essentially being pushed out the door. Just with the theater I'm working at, there's a huge list of films being cut this weekend including:

 

- Elvis

- Minions: The Rise of Gru

- Thor: Love and Thunder

- Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero

 - Beast

- Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.

- Gigi & Nate

- Jaws (reissue)

- Beautiful Blue Eyes (Regal special event)

- Medieval

 

And I still have to see if any of

 

- DC League of Super-Pets

- Lifemark

- Where the Crawdads Sing

 

might also be leaving the theater. So I see some harsh drops in theater counts happening across the board this weekend!

[setna]

10 hours ago, The Dark Alfred said:

At this point, anything is gravy for TGM and its 16th weekend was still good for all-time top 10. I don't have to tell you which wide release claims the spot, of course TITANIC is still the King. It's kinda crazy that both the juggernaut ship and TGM still in 3000+ theatres.

 

We actually have 3 Cruise films in the top 10 and two of them are on the podium!!  RAIN MAN pops up second place and TOP GUN enjoying its LD boost. This marks the first time the original outgrossed MAVERICK.

 

The rest of the top 10 involves familiar players, with TOOTSIE climbing to the top 10. for the fist time

 

Special mention for HOME ALONE still slaying it in March!

 

 

Top 10 domestic 16th weekend (wide release):

 

1	Apr 3, 1998	Titanic	$11,533,480	3,265	$3,532	$530,406,538
2	Mar 31, 1989	Rain Man	$5,537,165	1,581	$3,502	$142,319,201
3	Aug 29, 1986	Top Gun	$5,024,325	1,289	$3,898	$131,345,236
4	Mar 1, 1991	Home Alone	$4,221,896	1,670	$2,528	$241,658,036
5	Sep 24, 1982	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial	$4,081,665	1,280	$3,189	$259,070,401
6	Mar 22, 1985	Beverly Hills Cop	$3,862,909	1,357	$2,847	$191,865,615
7	Jan 9, 1987	Crocodile Dundee	$3,258,312	1,359	$2,398	$127,546,612
8	Sep 9, 2022	Top Gun: Maverick	$3,157,227	3,005	$1,051	$705,637,571
9	Oct 26, 1990	Ghost	$3,075,940	1,766	$1,742	$176,463,597
10	Apr 1, 1983	Tootsie	$2,937,159	1,049	$2,800	$147,185,684

 

Amazing job, as always, thanks. For the lovers of these kind of stats is a treasure.
Few more we can say about TGM, looking at this list is like a time travel, all movies with at least 30 years old, except TGM and of course the monster of monsters. When some time pass and we´ll check this run, we´ll be still more amazed with these feats has achieved.
Let´s see now if it´s able to stay in the top 10 for 20 weekends, will be difficult, but i think is the next possible goal.

[Issac Newton]

OUTSIDE TOP10

 

⚪ Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero - $894,225 / $36,745,564

⚪ Moon Man - $108,402 / $562,643

⚪ MAID in MALACANANG - $19,552 / $1,729,579

⚪ The House of the Lost on the Cape - $10,850 / $15,800

⚪ Hansan: Rising Dragon - $9,245 / $849,372

⚪ Emergency Declaration - $6,996 / $398,273

⚪ Alienoid - $6,603 / $161,611

⚪ RRR - $6,417 / $14,382,356