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18 minutes ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:

Is Avatar 2 actually about to pull a Rogue One and straight up die after the holidays? It would be pretty funny if it did.


Those terms are relative. Actuals will probably be 4.4-4.5 which puts A2 about ~155% ahead of R1 equivalent Tuesday and ~60% ahead of NWH.

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4 minutes ago, XXR the Conqueror said:


Those terms are relative. Actuals will probably be 4.4-4.5 which puts A2 about ~155% ahead of R1 equivalent Tuesday and ~60% ahead of NWH.

4.45 would be nearly the same tues/tues drop as RO and worse than NWH.    
 

But basically the rule for closely  analyzing Tuesdays is — don’t 

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26 minutes ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:

Is Avatar 2 actually about to pull a Rogue One and straight up die after the holidays? It would be pretty funny if it did.

That's quite the overreaction. This week's weekdays are still tracking well above R1 and even NWH by a high margin. We already knew this would be a weekend film to begin with so ~13.5-14M weekdays are not bad at all in a vacuum (R1 had 7.7, NWH had 9.5 iirc). Though the tue bump is a bummer. Will need a very strong weekend to compensate these however.

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26 minutes ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:

Is Avatar 2 actually about to pull a Rogue One and straight up die after the holidays? It would be pretty funny if it did.

bruh💀 this is like a top5 non holiday 4th tuesday

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1 minute ago, JustLurking said:

That's quite the overreaction. This week's weekdays are still tracking well above R1 and even NWH by a high margin. We already knew this would be a weekend film to begin with so ~13.5-14M weekdays are not bad at all (R1 had 7.7, NWH had 9.5 iirc). Though the tue bump is a bummer.

$650-700M finish is still on the table? 

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1 minute ago, Danhjpn said:

$650-700M finish is still on the table? 

 

I dont think so.

 

I can see something like 653M now as a hard ceiling.

 

Spoiler

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Spoiler

For real, these weekday numbers dont mean that much since the real indicator if Avatar 2's later legs will be great or merely good will be the weekend numbers.

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Danhjpn said:

$650-700M finish is still on the table? 

650 feels more like the floor. People are overreacting way too much. As of rn it's very hard to predict i'm saying floor is 650, ceiling is A1:s original run. So like 750. 

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22 minutes ago, Dandeak2000 said:

So maybe

 

TUE - $4.3M / $525.4M

WED - $3.2M (-25%) / $528.6M

THU - $3.16M (-2%) / $531.76M

 

$30M+ weekend gets it past $560M and $38.5M+ 4-day will push it past $570M

I see it closer to 580 after the 4 day weekend, which would mean it needing 70mil; off a 30 something weekend.

650 is locked guys.

 

700 is probably going to hsappen too, i'd say its higher than a 50% chance anyway.

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36 minutes ago, Alex SciChannel said:

Why the hell did PiB jump only 24% this Tuesday? Sing 1 and 2 jumped 44% and 40%. So did Greatest Showman (40%). Heck even Jumanji WTTJ jumped 33%

 

 

 

 

Weekdays are largely irrelevant for family flicks. Yesterday was a surprise and a huuuge surprise at that. As M37 mentioned there might've been some regional holidays at play for some schools. And as always, the size of numbers do matter too. It opened to 55% of Sing 2 , which was also very leggy, but is now posting dailies nearly 180% of that film. There is still a real possibility that its 4th weekend is gonna end up HIGHER than OW. 

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