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1 minute ago, Borobudur said:

Then what is wrong with these two? 

    Movie Title Distributor Gross %YD %LW Theaters Per
Theater
Total
Gross
Days In
Release
- (4) A Man Called Otto Sony Pictures $705,000 +93% +10,294% 637 $1,107 $5,357,602 12
- (6) Whitney Houston I Wanna D… Sony Pictures $400,000 +96% -44% 3,184 $126 $20,318,355 19

I saw Whitney Houston yesterday. It was all me guys. It was kinda boring tho

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I’m no expert but from anecdotal evidence yesterday looking at theatre seats around certain top-tier cities (nothing on the west due to storms) and I could have sworn this was getting to $5.5 to $6.

Seats were 70% full to packed.

I guess it lost the premium-ness of the PLF prices with discounts. 

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I honestly don't think that one can call a Tuesday number "bad" until we get Wednesday. Movies which bump the most on Tuesday typically drop the most on Wednesday too. 

 

As for PiB specifically, it's Monday was so breathtakingly good that I have to assume some holiday was at play. It dropped almost 10%+ better than you'd expect an animated movie to. Perhaps some correction is happening. Or maybe it will have a soft Wednesday drop (like 20%?) to compensate for the weak Tuesday bump.

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The Way of Water if it grossed the same amount from Tuesday onwards as the other films (includes 4th Tuesday numbers of each movie):
 

Spoiler

Titanic - 919,351,713 - 2.3m
Avatar - 829,848,477 - 5m
Top Gun: Maverick - 759,094,643 - 5.9m
Spider-Man: No Way Home - 652,329,905 - 2.7m
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - 641,923,340 - 3.8m
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - 631,892,230 - 2.3m
Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring - 603,707,503 - 1.3m
Avengers: Endgame - 602,048,293 - 2.9m
Avengers: Infinity War - 598,540,578 - 2.8m
Jumanji: The Next Level - 597,433,329 - 2.5m
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Lord of the Rings: Return of the King - 583,566,915 - 1.1m
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - 575,235,923 - 1.1m
Rogue One - 571,627,641 - 2.5m
Star Wars: The Last Jedi - 564,436,801 - 2.3m
Aquaman - 564,530,339 - 2.2m
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - 557,393,066 - 1.5m
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - 555,001,898 - 1.8m
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug - 547,544,728 - 1.5m
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies - 538,043,912 - 1m
Avatar: The Way of Water - 525,406,779 - 4.3m

The Way of Water is estimated for a 4.3m Tuesday which puts it at:

1. Top Gun: Maverick - 5.9m
2. Avatar - 5m
3. Avatar: The Way of Water - 4.3m
4. Star Wars: The Force Awakens - 3.8m
5. Avengers: Endgame - 2.9m

 

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2 hours ago, Alex SciChannel said:

Where Puss in Boots TLW did not win Best animated feature even though it should've 😠. Dont get me wrong, GT Pinnochio was good, great even. But I think PiB was marginally better.

Loved PiB but it didn't have me an emotional mess afterward like Marcel and GDT's Pinocchio. All three are in my top 10 of the year. What a great year for animation and horror.

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20 minutes ago, Dragoncaine said:

Loved PiB but it didn't have me an emotional mess afterward like Marcel and GDT's Pinocchio. All three are in my top 10 of the year. What a great year for animation and horror.

Haven't seen Marcel but I was kind of let down by GT Pinnochio despite loving it. My biggest problem being Sebastian the cricket. For being Pinnochio's heart, he didn't have much influence on the emotional scenes. Especially the one in the military camp with Candlewick that hit harder than I thought.

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58 minutes ago, Alex SciChannel said:

Yea it kind of is. Only 24% increase when Jumanji, Sings and TGS made 30%+. The only hope now is that actuals end up higher.

 

I also haven't had a concise answer from the forum on why the increase was muted today for PiB. Some said local regional holidays on Monday but I looked it up and there were none on the 9th. Others said holiday spillover but that doesn't make sense because why didn't any of the comps from previous years I mentioned be affected?

Kids movies are never particularly strong on weekdays. I worked at a movie theater for seven years, and without fail, kids movies only had marginally better attendance on Tuesdays than other weekdays. Factor in the fact that ticket prices are cheaper, and you’re not going to see these massive increases often.

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5 minutes ago, DAJK said:

Kids movies are never particularly strong on weekdays. I worked at a movie theater for seven years, and without fail, kids movies only had marginally better attendance on Tuesdays than other weekdays. Factor in the fact that ticket prices are cheaper, and you’re not going to see these massive increases often.

Why did Sing and Sing 2 increase more than their live action colleagues in the same frame if that's the case?

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46 minutes ago, XXR the Conqueror said:

Let’s put the target at 3.3 today, then 3 for Thursday. For the weekend maybe 6.5-12.5-10-7.5?

I don't think we'll see more than a 5% drop on Thursday, could even be flat; Disney won't let any shows drop and the new releases are pretty weak

 

I'm still mostly here, probably a bit lower in the ~$30M ($7/$13/$10/$7.5) range rather than $32, right in same ballpark as you

On 1/10/2023 at 9:28 AM, M37 said:

Off a ~$3.4 Monday, I've got:

 

$4.8/$3.6/$3.6 // $7.5/$14/$10.5/$8

 

For a $32-33M 3-day (9x), ~$40M 4-day (11x+). Really going to have to feast on Sat/Sun (+Tue), but 3 weeks of NFL Playoffs & Super Bowl will likely apply some downward pressure on those days, before Titanic steals PLFs and Quantamania steals its thunder

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