Weekdays Thread (Sep 12 - 16)

[Grebacio]

 

[Grebacio]

Per The Numbers:
Bullet Train - $285,000 / -83% from LW; 69% from Sun
The Invitation - $210,000 / -71% from LW; -83% from Sun
Beast -  $135,675 / -72% from LW; -87% from Sun
Where The Crawdads Sing - $125,000/ -63% from LW; -87% from Sun
DC SuperPers - $101,640/ -94% from LW; -94% from Sun
SM: NWH - $100,000/ -91% from LW; -73% from Sun
Minions RoG - $87,265/ -92% from LW; -85% from Sun
Nope - $81,260/ -83% from LW; -63% from Sun
Jaws - $64,800/ -91% from LW; -68% from Sun
Elvis - $49,102/ -87% from LW; -64% from Sun

[Grebacio]

28 minutes ago, Grebacio said:

Per The Numbers:
Bullet Train - $285,000 / -83% from LW; 69% from Sun
The Invitation - $210,000 / -71% from LW; -83% from Sun
Beast -  $135,675 / -72% from LW; -87% from Sun
Where The Crawdads Sing - $125,000/ -63% from LW; -87% from Sun
DC SuperPers - $101,640/ -94% from LW; -94% from Sun
SM: NWH - $100,000/ -91% from LW; -73% from Sun
Minions RoG - $87,265/ -92% from LW; -85% from Sun
Nope - $81,260/ -83% from LW; -63% from Sun
Jaws - $64,800/ -91% from LW; -68% from Sun
Elvis - $49,102/ -87% from LW; -64% from Sun

Barbarian - $1,017,924 / -63% from Sun
Brahmastra - $295,147 / -73% from Sun

 

[The Dark Alfred]

A last victory flight for the Cruise missile. TOP GUN posted the biggest 16th Monday ever with its 109th day of release falling on LD.

TITANIC is clear second, it actually saw theatre increase even though the Oscars were in the rearviewmirror.

E.T. showing off its tremendous legs now, still plenty left in its first run.

Cruise has three entries in the top 5, as RAIN MAN saw a nice hold the day after the 1989 Oscar ceremony.

MAVERICK still in the top 5 and no 21th century film anywhere near it. What. A. Run. 

 

Biggest domestic 16th Monday:

1. Top Gun                               $1,024,325    1,289    $794     $131,345,236   Sep 1

2. Titanic                                     $774,118    3,265    $237     $531,180,656   Apr 6

3. E. T.                                         $374,318    1,395    $268     $256,405,912   Sep 27

4. Rain Man                                $337,165    1,581    $150     $142,658,366   Apr 3

5. Top Gun: Maverick                 $270,658    3,005       $90     $705,908,229   Sep 12

[CJohn]

Rothman, Bullet Train is gonna need some help. Shave around 2M from Woman King's numbers, it will flop with or without them anyway.

Edited September 14, 2022 by CJohn

[setna]

10 hours ago, The Dark Alfred said:

A last victory flight for the Cruise missile. TOP GUN posted the biggest 16th Monday ever with its 109th day of release falling on LD.

TITANIC is clear second, it actually saw theatre increase even though the Oscars were in the rearviewmirror.

E.T. showing off its tremendous legs now, still plenty left in its first run.

Cruise has three entries in the top 5, as RAIN MAN saw a nice hold the day after the 1989 Oscar ceremony.

MAVERICK still in the top 5 and no 21th century film anywhere near it. What. A. Run. 

 

Biggest domestic 16th Monday:

 

 

1. Top Gun                               $1,024,325    1,289    $794     $131,345,236   Sep 1

 

 

2. Titanic                                     $774,118    3,265    $237     $531,180,656   Apr 6

 

 

3. E. T.                                         $374,318    1,395    $268     $256,405,912   Sep 27

 

 

4. Rain Man                                $337,165    1,581    $150     $142,658,366   Apr 3

 

 

5. Top Gun: Maverick                 $270,658    3,005       $90     $705,908,229   Sep 12

 

 

Would be 3rd easily if not happened yet the PVOD, now clearly is start to finish this legendary run, probably finish between 710-715 M, and clearly Cruise is the leggiest star, 3 films in top 5!!!

[Doffy]

12 hours ago, The Dark Alfred said:

A last victory flight for the Cruise missile. TOP GUN posted the biggest 16th Monday ever with its 109th day of release falling on LD.

TITANIC is clear second, it actually saw theatre increase even though the Oscars were in the rearviewmirror.

E.T. showing off its tremendous legs now, still plenty left in its first run.

Cruise has three entries in the top 5, as RAIN MAN saw a nice hold the day after the 1989 Oscar ceremony.

MAVERICK still in the top 5 and no 21th century film anywhere near it. What. A. Run. 

 

Biggest domestic 16th Monday:

 

 

1. Top Gun                               $1,024,325    1,289    $794     $131,345,236   Sep 1

 

 

2. Titanic                                     $774,118    3,265    $237     $531,180,656   Apr 6

 

 

3. E. T.                                         $374,318    1,395    $268     $256,405,912   Sep 27

 

 

4. Rain Man                                $337,165    1,581    $150     $142,658,366   Apr 3

 

 

5. Top Gun: Maverick                 $270,658    3,005       $90     $705,908,229   Sep 12

 

 

Tom cruise redefining classic blockbuster in modern era.

[Doffy]

2 hours ago, setna said:

Would be 3rd easily if not happened yet the PVOD, now clearly is start to finish this legendary run, probably finish between 710-715 M, and clearly Cruise is the leggiest star, 3 films in top 5!!!

720m + achievable.

[Eric Duncan]

 

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[Felandria]

26 minutes ago, The Eric King said:

 

Well, I was partly right, I suspected Clerks 3 had a chance at doing a number that would challenge for first, and it performed above expectations, only thing I didn’t see coming was Barbadian doing as well as it is.

 

However, props to Justin Long, who was in the top two films at the box office yesterday.

[The Dark Alfred]

TGM is still flying high on its 110th day, never want to come down.

 

TITANIC back on top. Then it's a fun battle for second place. TGM gets there due to its Tuesday bump, obviously back in the day Tuesdays were usually smaller than Monday.

 

E.T. gets on the podium, and two other Cruise flicks round up the top 5. RAIN MAN enyoying its post Oscar week and TOP GUN coming down a from the top after the LD weekend.

 

Biggest domestic 16th Tuesday:

1. Titanic                                     $932,621    3,265   $285     $532,113,277   Apr 7

2. Top Gun: Maverick                  $399,825    3,005   $133     $706,308,054   Sep 13

3. E. T.                                         $333,922    1,395    $268     $256,739,834   Sep 28

4. Rain Man                                $317,165    1,581    $194     $142,975,521   Apr 4

5. Top Gun                                  $314,325    1,289    $243     $131,659,551   Sep 2

 

Edited September 14, 2022 by The Dark Alfred

[GOGODanca]

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Chart Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days In Release
-	(5)	Bullet Train	Sony Pictures	$315,000	-24%	-18%	3,056	$103	$93,621,152	41
-	(7)	The Invitation	Sony Pictures	$215,000	-23%	-37%	3,117	$69	$19,598,104	20
-	(9)	Where the Crawdads Sing	Sony Pictures	$130,000	-28%	-30%	1,990	$65	$88,068,216	62
-	(10)	DC League of Super Pets	Warner Bros.	$110,000	-27%	-15%	3,043	$36	$85,604,104	48
-	(11)	Spider-Man: No Way Home —…	Sony Pictures	$110,000	-12%	-53%	3,215	$34	$813,708,795	272
-	(-)	Elvis	Warner Bros.	$56,000	-21%	-30%	1,104	$51	$150,436,480	83

 

 

[The Dark Alfred]

TGM is still flying high on its 111th day, still has some fuel left in the tank.

 

TITANIC on top, who knew.

 

Then it's a fun battle for second place. After a bit of a shake up, E.T. takes second. MAVERICK stays on the podium.

 

Two other Cruise flicks round up the top 5. RAIN MAN enyoying its post Oscar week and TOP GUN (estimated figure) coming down after the LD weekend.

 

It's a shame we don't have exact daily numbers for TOP GUN, would be a fun track going forward how it compares to TGM, they will be very close.

 

Biggest domestic 16th Wednesday:

1. Titanic                                    $888,919     3,265   $285     $533,002,196   Apr 8

2. E. T.                                        $308,622     1,395    $221    $257,048,456   Sep 29

3. Top Gun: Maverick                 $293,085     3,005     $98     $706,601,139   Sep 14

4. Rain Man                                $287,165    1,581    $150     $143,631,687   Apr 5

5. Top Gun                                  $284,325    1,289    $794     $131,943,876   Sep 3

Edited September 16, 2022 by The Dark Alfred

[setna]

8 hours ago, The Dark Alfred said:

TGM is still flying high on its 111th day, still has some fuel left in the tank.

 

TITANIC on top, who knew.

 

Then it's a fun battle for second place. After a bit of a shake up, E.T. takes second. MAVERICK stays on the podium.

 

Two other Cruise flicks round up the top 5. RAIN MAN enyoying its post Oscar week and TOP GUN (estimated figure) coming down after the LD weekend.

 

It's a shame we don't have exact daily numbers for TOP GUN, would be a fun track going forward how it compares to TGM, they will be very close.

 

Biggest domestic 16th Wednesday:

1. Titanic                                    $888,919     3,265   $285     $533,002,196   Apr 8

2. E. T.                                        $308,622     1,395    $221    $257,048,456   Sep 29

3. Top Gun: Maverick                 $293,085     3,005     $98     $706,601,139   Sep 14

4. Rain Man                                $287,165    1,581    $150     $143,631,687   Apr 5

5. Top Gun                                  $284,325    1,289    $794     $131,943,876   Sep 3

 

It´s crazy that E.T. after 4 months still had 100 M in the tank...

[Doffy]

Tgm is back to normalcy and it's pacing ahead of bullet train in dailies.

[CJohn]

On 9/14/2022 at 1:41 AM, CJohn said:

Rothman, Bullet Train is gonna need some help. Shave around 2M from Woman King's numbers, it will flop with or without them anyway.

Rothman, dismiss this, find the money somewhere else. The Woman King is doing good business.