CAYOM Year 9: Box Office Weekend Actuals

cookie · January 22, 2023

(Rushed) Estimated totals as of July 3rd:

Martian Manhunter - $185m+

Kirby - $250m+

Tarzan - $125m+

Rocket Hero - $135m+

Revenge Ex - $88m+

Matilda - $190m+

Edited January 22, 2023 by cookie

47.4k · January 22, 2023

Wednesday, July 2nd (5-Day Independence Day Weekend)

It’s the Year of Animated Blockbusters as Heremias Overwhelms the Five-Day Holiday Weekend, and Some Audiences Learn to Say No to Drugs

The sequel to Sylvarius debuts with a very healthy $120 million over the five-day holiday frame, a bit over studio expectations, and in line with a couple analysts predictions. Both Matilda and Kirby fall over 50% but Matilda still catches some holiday spillover. The other holdovers mostly drop well, though not quite as well as other years, with lots of family get-togethers on the Fourth proper. The big exception is Revenge Ex, which scooped up a lot of people preferring making out in theaters as opposed to cooking with family.

1. Heremias: $80,315,844/$120,632,541 (1^st week)

2. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $27,166,122 (-51%)/$39,588,025 (2^nd week)

3. Matilda and the Night Children: $6,456,304 (-56%)/$9,218,853 (5^th week)

4. War on Drugs: America's Modern Conflict: $5,416,284/$7,933,953 (1^st week)

5. Xenoblade Chronicles: Power of the Monado: $4,316,755 (-42%)/$6,357,955 (4^th week)

6. The Next Good Day: $3,453,131 (-29%)/$5,004,645 (3^rd week)

7. Revenge Ex: $2,690,799 (-19%)/$4,085,772 (7^th week)

8. Kirby and the King’s Caper: $1,230,403 (-54%)/$1,921,063 (9^th week)

9. Rocket Hero: $1,214,951 (-35%)/$1,845,142 (7^th week)

10. Man of the Jungle: $691,176 (-37%)/$1,062,792 (8^th week)

Friday, July 11th

Heremias Stays on Top as Competition in July Proves to Be a Mirage

Having burned off a lot of demand its opening Wednesday and Thursday, Heremias strikes a balancing act with drop that probably would have been a good deal heavier if it was a normal 3-day weekend. But the rest of summer appears to be pretty wide open for a popular animated film to leg it out, as we start to enter the half of summer where studios forgot to schedule any notable blockbuster at all. Offbeat and stylistic western The Mirage opens strong to good reception.

1. Heremias: $45,780,031 (-43%) (2^nd week)

2. The Mirage: $23,619,055 (1^st week)

3. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $14,941,367 (-45%) (3^rd week)

4. Matilda and the Night Children: $4,002,908 (-38%) (6^th week)

5. War on Drugs: America’s Modern Conflict: $3,303,933 (-39%) (2^nd week)

6. The Next Good Day: $2,175,472 (-37%) (4^th week)

7. Xenoblade Chronicles: Power of the Monado: $2,028,874 (-53%) (5^th week)

8. Revenge Ex: $1,722,111 (-36%) (8^th week)

9. Kirby and the King’s Caper: $812,065 (-34%) (10^th week)

10. Rocket Hero: $692,522 (-43%) (8^th week)

Friday, July 18th

It’s a Three-Pointer for Heremias as Audiences Can’t Quite the Allure of Basketball

With no notable live action films releasing for almost another month, Heremias easily hangs onto the top spot of the weekend listings, almost double the amount of this universe’s favorite basketball franchise. HOOOOPs sinks $15 million of cash, while the rest of the holdovers, due to a lack of stuff coming out, all hold pretty well.

1. Heremias: $28,383,619 (-38%) (3^rd week)

2. HOOOOOPs: $15,288,193 (1^st week)

3. The Mirage: $13,226,670 (-44%) (2^nd week)

4. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $8,665,992 (-42%) (4^th week)

5. Matilda and the Night Children: $2,802,035 (-30%) (7^th week)

6. War on Drugs: America’s Modern Conflict: $2,147,556 (-35%) (3^rd week)

7. The Next Good Day: $1,566,339 (-28%) (5^th week)

8. Revenge Ex: $1,343,246 (-22%) (9^th week)

9. Xenoblade Chronicles: Power of the Monado: $1,136,169 (-44%) (6^th week)

10. Kirby and the King’s Caper: $592,807 (-27%) (11^th week)

Friday, July 25th

Stop Me If You’ve Heard This Before, But Heremias is on Top

This week, the only new opener is a sequel to Hearts of Fire, and the weak reviews and lackluster audience interest puts it under $15 million with weak legs to come. Heremias meanwhile is starting to fully stretch its wings and reigns supreme for the entire month of July. It is a shame that a number of studios had production difficulties and could not get their films finished in time for this year, because this month has been so inviting yet so empty.

1. Heremias: $20,152,369 (-29%) (4^th week)

2. Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart: $14,703,849 (1^st week)

3. HOOOOOPs: $8,408,506 (-45%) (2^nd week)

4. The Mirage: $7,936,002 (-40%) (3^rd week)

5. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $5,372,915 (-38%) (5^th week)

6. Matilda and the Night Children: $2,129,546 (-24%) (8^th week)

7. War on Drugs: America’s Modern Conflict: $1,524,764 (-29%) (4^th week)

8. The Next Good Day: $1,174,754 (-25%) (6^th week)

9. Revenge Ex: $1,101,461 (-18%) (10^th week)

10. Xenoblade Chronicles: Power of the Monado: $658,978 (-42%) (7^th week)

cookie · January 22, 2023

Estimated totals as of July 31st:

Kirby - ~$255m

Matilda - $215m+

Xenoblade - ~$100m

Second Dimension - $165m+

Heremias - $310m+

Edited January 22, 2023 by cookie

47.4k · January 22, 2023

Friday, August 1st

A New Month Brings a New Top Film at the Box Office As Analysts Try to Figure Out What a Dinosaucer Even Is

Dinosaucers brings with it a carnivorous appetite to the box office as it scoops up a bit over $25 million, finally providing audiences with a family-geared offering that isn’t Heremias. Heremias’ though blunted this week, is expected to continue to rack up money the rest of August since the rest of the month is pretty devoid of competition.

1. Dinosaucers: $25,297,108 (1^st week)

2. Heremias: $12,091,421 (-40%) (5^th week)

3. Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart: $6,763,770 (-54%) (2^nd week)

4. The Mirage: $5,237,761 (-34%) (4^th week)

5. HOOOOOPs: $4,792,848 (-43%) (3^rd week)

6. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $3,492,394 (-35%) (6^th week)

7. Matilda and the Night Children: $1,171,250 (-45%) (9^th week)

8. War on Drugs: America’s Modern Conflict: $1,036,839 (-32%) (5^th week)

9. Revenge Ex: $837,110 (-24%) (11^th week)

10. The Next Good Day: $822,327 (-30%) (7^th week)

Friday, August 8th

Gran Turismo Revs Up Things a Little

We have our first truly notable live action offering at the box office since the end of June, with Gran Turismo opening to $34 million. Not the best received movie, it figures to do okay the rest of the month. Heremias resumes its summer legs, and The Mirage is proving to have acquired some notable late legs as well. Hearts of Fire on the other hand continues to drop pretty hard.

1. Gran Turismo: $34,108,772 (1^st week)

2. Dinosaucers: $13,660,438 (-46%) (2^nd week)

3. Heremias: $8,101,252 (-33%) (6^th week)

4. The Mirage: $3,561,677 (-32%) (5^th week)

5. Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart: $2,976,058 (-56%) (3^rd week)

6. HOOOOOPs: $2,827,780 (-41%) (4^th week)

7. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $1,816,044 (-48%) (7^th week)

8. Matilda and the Night Children: $749,600 (-36%) (10^th week)

9. War on Drugs: America’s Modern Conflict: $653,208 (-37%) (6^th week)

10. Revenge Ex: $585,977 (-30%) (12^th week)

Friday, August 15th

Gran Turismo Repeats as #1 By the Grace of No One Scheduling Anything

With the only wide opener being mediocrely received Christian drama Someone’s Grace, Gran Turismo retains the top spot of the weekend with ease. Other films take advantage of the lack of openers to hold pretty well, even the dumpster fire Hearts of Fire Vengeful Heart. We’re entering the doldrums of August now.

1. Gran Turismo: $18,077,649 (-47%) (2^nd week)

2. Dinosaucers: $7,786,449 (-43%) (3^rd week)

3. Someone's Grace: $6,173,284 (1^st week)

4. Heremias: $5,670,876 (-30%) (7^th week)

5. The Mirage: $2,208,239 (-38%) (6^th week)

6. HOOOOOPs: $1,781,501 (-37%) (5^th week)

7. Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart: $1,666,592 (-44%) (4^th week)

8. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $1,035,145 (-43%) (8^th week)

9. Matilda and the Night Children: $584,688 (-22%) (11^th week)

10. War on Drugs: America’s Modern Conflict: $457,245 (-30%) (7^th week)

The Excursion: $72,844 (1^st week) (limited OW)

Friday, August 22nd

Talons Grabs Hold of the Box Office As Box Office Hits its Weakest Point in Months

We have one of the weakest weekends of the year with only two films at 8 figures, one of them the opener Talons of the Hawk, which has proven to be pretty divisive with audiences. To be honest, there really isn’t much to talk about this weekend, since we have hit a stretch where the lack of content being offered to audiences on a weekly basis means the top 10 just gets lower and lower.

1. The Talons of the Hawk: $12,518,066 (1^st week)

2. Gran Turismo: $10,123,483 (-44%) (3^rd week)

3. Dinosaucers: $4,204,682 (-46%) (4^th week)

4. Heremias: $3,686,069 (-35%) (8^th week)

5. Someone’s Grace: $3,457,039 (-44%) (2^nd week)

6. The Mirage: $1,280,778 (-42%) (7^th week)

7. HOOOOOPs: $1,068,900 (-40%) (6^th week)

8. Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart: $816,630 (-51%) (5^th week)

9. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $579,681 (-44%) (9^th week)

10. Matilda and the Night Children: $467,750 (-20%) (12^th week)

The Excursion: $208,116 (2^nd week) (limited expansion)

Friday, August 29th (4-Day Labor Day Weekend)

Scythe Carves its Swath at the Box Office as Audiences are Uncertain if The First Water War is a Threat or a Promise

The Top 10 situation gets salvaged a bit this weekend with two new openers and a limited offering going wide. Scythe grabs $35 million over the holiday frame, with kid-oriented First Water War doing a shade over $10 million. This Labor Day weekend struck a balance between various examples in the past, with most holdovers doing pretty well, but nothing increasing like in years where nothing opens at all. The Excursion does okay in its muted wide opening.

1. Scythe: $29,643,717/$35,016,026 (1^st week)

2. The First Water War: $8,521,644/$10,331,906 (1^st week)

3. Gran Turismo: $6,276,559 (-38%)/$7,806,147 (4^th week)

4. Talons of the Hawk: $6,259,033 (-50%)/$7,741,055 (2^nd week)

5. Dinosaucers: $2,859,183 (-32%)/$3,691,047 (5^th week)

6. Heremias: $2,838,273 (-23%)/$3,618,732 (9^th week)

7. Someone’s Grace: $2,419,927 (-30%)/$3,185,048 (3^rd week)

8. The Excursion: $1,913,827/$2,346,711 (3^rd week) (wide expansion)

9. The Mirage: $1,037,430 (-19%)/$1,319,361 (8^th week)

10. HOOOOOPs: $908,565 (-15%)/$1,186,581 (7^th week)

47.4k · January 22, 2023

Friday, September 5th

Scythe Stays on Top as Audiences Don’t React in Horror to Acne

Scythe, though dropping a bit hard in the post-holiday frame, manages to stay on top of the box office. It’s closest competition is the body-horror Acne, which while not cracking eight figures has gotten strong audience reactions and is poised to become a bit of a leggy runner. The other opener, documentary Seals of Honor, hits around 4.5 million for the weekend.

1. Scythe: $13,636,109 (-54%) (2^nd week)

2. Acne: $9,104,388 (1^st week)

3. The First Water War: $4,686,904 (-45%) (2^nd week)

4. Seals of Honor: $4,491,044 (1^st week)

5. Gran Turismo: $3,389,341 (-46%) (5^th week)

6. Talons of the Hawk: $2,941,745 (-53%) (3^rd week)

7. Heremias: $1,759,729 (-38%) (10^th week)

8. Dinosaucers: $1,715,509 (-40%) (6^th week)

9. Someone’s Grace: $1,258,362 (-48%) (4^th week)

10. The Excursion: $1,167,434 (-39%) (4^th week)

Friday, September 12th

Theaters are Invaded for a Fourth and Hopefully Final Time as Audiences Rebel at Being Asked to Literally Watch a Tumbleweed Roll Along

While this weekend had two films open, neither of them have done that well for itself. Home Invasion IV squeaks over $8 million but with pretty rancid reception. Expect harsh drops for that film. Meanwhile, experimental western Tumbleweed does not prove its hypothesis, getting less than $3 million from the weekend with most audiences being baffled at best by it. Acne holds well in its second weekend.

1. Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call: $8,014,057 (1^st week)

2. Scythe: $7,772,582 (-43%) (3^rd week)

3. Acne: $5,735,764 (-37%) (2^nd week)

4. The First Water War: $2,999,618 (-36%) (3^rd week)

5. Tumbleweed: $2,608,153 (1^st week)

6. Seals of Honor: $2,604,805 (-42%) (2^nd week)

7. Gran Turismo: $1,864,137 (-45%) (6^th week)

8. Talons of the Hawk: $1,441,455 (-51%) (4^th week)

9. Heremias: $1,143,823 (-35%) (11^th week)

10. Dinosaucers: $1,012,150 (-41%) (7^th week)

Friday, September 19th

Audiences Explore Raven Island as Box Office Exhales in the Final Stretch Before the Oscar and Holiday Season Starts

The only opener this weekend is family adventure Raven Island, which does decent business for its opening frame. Home Invasion IV falls hard, and is likely to fall even harder next weekend, while Tumbleweed’s drop is only moderately less severe. Acne’s legs are kicking in, while audiences seem keen on seeing a bit more of those honorable seals.

1. Raven Island: $12,185,736 (1^st week)

2. Scythe: $4,663,549 (-40%) (4^th week)

3. Acne: $3,957,677 (-31%) (3^rd week)

4. Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call: $2,965,201 (-63%) (2^nd week)

5. Seals of Honor: $1,719,171 (-34%) (3^rd week)

6. The First Water War: $1,619,793 (-46%) (4^th week)

7. Gran Turismo: $1,155,764 (-38%) (7^th week)

8. Tumbleweed: $1,121,505 (-57%) (2^nd week)

9. Talons of the Hawk: $807,214 (-44%) (5^th week)

10. Heremias: $686,293 (-40%) (12^th week)

Friday, September 26th

Home Invasion Just a Prelude for the Invasion of Zim, as it Dwarfs All Other Films at Box Office

Invader Zim crashes into the box office with an opening weekend that is more than all of the remaining Top 10 films combined, as the weakness of overall content shows its nature yet again. Raven Island falls a good amount, but should recover some legs in following weeks. Acne continues its leggy run with whispers of an Oscar campaign for its lead actress. The bottom of the Top 10 is once again dire, and the hope is it’ll pick up once we’re in the middle of October.

1. Invader Zim: $56,197,066 (1^st week)

2. Raven Island: $6,580,297 (-46%) (2^nd week)

3. Acne: $2,770,373 (-30%) (4^th week)

4. Scythe: $2,704,858 (-42%) (5^th week)

5. Seals of Honor: $1,220,611 (-29%) (4^th week)

6. Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call: $1,037,820 (-65%) (3^rd week)

7. The First Water War: $842,292 (-48%) (5^th week)

8. Gran Turismo: $635,670 (-45%) (8^th week)

9. Tumbleweed: $504,677 (-55%) (3^rd week)

10. Talons of the Hawk: $435,895 (-46%) (6^th week)

That concludes our actuals for the day. The remaining three months (October, November, December) will be posted over the course of the next week.

cookie · January 22, 2023

Estimated totals as of October 1st:

Alakazaam! - ~$165m

Devil Bean - ~$110m

Martian Manhunter - ~$190m

Kirby - ~$260m
Revenge Ex - ~$105m

Matilda - ~$225m

Xenoblade - ~$105m

Second Dimension - ~$180m

Heremias - ~$360m

The Mirage - ~$90m

Dinosaucers - ~$80m

Gran Turismo - $100m+

Scythe - $77m+

Invader Zim - $70m+

Edited January 22, 2023 by cookie

YM! · January 22, 2023

On 1/20/2023 at 8:44 AM, YM! said:

Y9 50M+ Opening Weekends:

$50M OW:

1. Heremias: $80,315,844 - 7/4-7/6

2. Kirby and the King's Caper: $75,913,832 - 5/9-5/11

3. Martian Manhunter: $68,792,044 - 5/2-5/4

4. Matilda and the Night Children: $60,814,905 - 6/6-6/8

5. Invader Zim: $56,197,066 - 9/26-9/28

6. Second Dimension: Last Hope: $55,441,066 - 6/27-6/29

7. Alakazam!: $50,185,933 - 3/21-3/23

8. Rocket Hero: $50,185,004 - 5/22-5/24

$75M OW:

1. Heremias: $80,315,844 - 7/4-7/6

2. Kirby and the King's Caper: $75,913,832 - 5/9-5/11

$100M OW:

$150M OW:

Here we go.

MCKillswitch123 · January 23, 2023

Kirby and the King's Caper is now the #8 opening weekend (OW) in May, dropping He-Man II: The Revenge of Skeletor (Y3) off the list:

Spark: Homeward (Y3) – $184,115,091
Mass Effect: Revelation (Y8) - $144,557,142
Two Lonely Bounty Hunters (Y5) - $128,581,344
Mass Effect: Ascension (Y6) - $114,519,264
Voltron: Defenders of the Universe (Y1) - $108,763,546
The Towering Inferno (Y2) - $83,141,878
The Road to El Dorado (Y2) - $81,095,682
Kirby and the King's Caper (Y9) - $75,913,832
Sir Thymes Time 2 (Y7) - $75,770,220
The Adventures of Scrooge McDuck (Y1) - $75,619,894

Matilda and the Night Children and Second Dimension: Last Hope are now the respective #8 and #10 OW's in June, dropping Me & My Shadow (Y1) and High School Musical: The Reunion (Y4) off the list:

The Odyssey: Homecoming (Y4) - $210,602,059
The Scavenger Wars Part III (Y7) - $190,794,134
The Odyssey: The Counsel of the Dead (Y3) – $161,285,727
Should You Imagine? (Y7) - $135,664,951
The Odyssey: The Spoils of War (Y2) - $103,476,195
Mighty Fall (Y8) - $75,542,847
Matilda and the Night Children (Y9) - $60,814,905
Yang (Y7) - $57,197,427
Splatoon (Y5) - $56,720,760
Second Dimension: Last Hope (Y9) - $55,441,066

The 3-day opening of Heremias is now the #6 OW in July, dropping Static Shock (Y5) off the list:

Attack on Titan (Y7) - $115,650,191
Spark: Rising (Y1) - $94,515,632
The Scavenger Wars (Y3) – $91,156,066
Static Shock: Frozen Summer (Y8) - $87,125,145
Jaws: The Return (Y4) - $83,764,196
Heremias (Y9) - $80,315,844
One Punch Man (Y5) - $79,194,014
He-Man IV: The Sons of the Serpent (Y6) - $76,006,119
Amulet II: The Last Council (Y4) - $73,498,253
Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse (Y5) - $71,076,456

Gran Turismo is now the #8 OW in August, dropping Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad (Y3) off the list:

Pokémon: The Journey Begins (Y2) - $123,406,792
War of the Gods (Y2) - $105,772,349
The Long Way Home (Y7) - $85,844,915
He-Man III: The Horror of Hordak (Y5) - $72,696,831
Sylvarius (Y5) - $65,716,108
By the Balls (Y4) - $47,583,954
Tattooed Teenage 4lien Fighters from Beverly Hills: Game Over (Y4) - $35,423,884
Gran Turismo (Y9) - $34,108,772
Miraculous (Y3) – $32,592,118
Hired Guns (Y6) - $32,587,686

Invader Zim is now the #3 OW in September, dropping SWAT Kats 2: The Viper Strikes (Y3) off the list:

Dawn of the Last Six (Y7) - $63,606,450
Green Arrow: The Ninth Circle (Y8) - $62,696,708
Invader Zim (Y9) - $56,197,066
Panzer Dragoon (Y8) - $52,572,363
Kim Possible (Y3) – $49,594,003
The Cycle of the Werewolf (Y3) – $45,738,290
Lucid (Y4) - $44,876,576
The Second Crash Bandicoot (Y4) - $41,903,782
Banjo-Kazooie (Y7) - $41,011,696
Bambi: A Life in the Woods (Y5) - $40,711,687

Edited January 23, 2023 by MCKillswitch123

47.4k · January 29, 2023

Here is October, November to be posted in a little bit

Friday, October 3rd

Zim Continues to Occupy Theaters While America Still Finds Golf Not That Interesting a Sport

More frontloaded than anticipated, Invader Zim drops nearly 50% even with essentially no competition, though the ship is expected to right itself going forward. The only wide opener this week, golf comedy Fore!, bogeyed at the box office with under $6 million. Acne has another stellar hold while the other holdover mostly did decent drops. Meanwhile, buzzy foreign language film Warmth opens pretty well in a very limited release, and it’s expected to catch on with the arthouse crowd like hotcakes.

1. Invader Zim: $29,222,474 (-48%) (2^nd week)

2. Fore!: $5,617,322 (1^st week)

3. Raven Island: $4,079,784 (-38%) (3^rd week)

4. Acne: $2,271,705 (-18%) (5^th week)

5. Scythe: $1,622,914 (-40%) (6^th week)

6. Seals of Honor: $915,458 (-25%) (5^th week)

7. The First Water War: $530,643 (-37%) (6^th week)

8. Home Invasion: Part IV – Curtain Call: $529,288 (-49%) (4^th week)

9. Gran Turismo: $413,185 (-35%) (9^th week)

10. Tumbleweed: $272,525 (-46%) (4^th week)

Warmth: $213,925 (1^st week)

Friday, October 10th

Box Office No Longer Sleepy as Mechs Drive Major Theater Revenue

Sci-Fi Actioner Mechamen opened quite well at the box office with over $60 million, providing live action blockbuster content that audiences have been craving for a while. The other opener of the week, the heavily promoted and hyped stop motion adaptation of Sleepy Hollow, opened to somewhat mixed results, echoing the very divisive reactions the film has received from both critics and audience scores. Films like Invader Zim took advantage of the spillover from audiences not wanting big action explosions or off-beat R-rated adaptations.

1. Mechamen: $60,903,437 (1^st week)

2. Sleepy Hollow: $25,218,633 (1^st week)

3. Invader Zim: $17,533,484 (-40%) (3^rd week)

4. Raven Island: $2,692,657 (-34%) (4^th week)

5. Fore!: $2,640,094 (-53%) (2^nd week)

6. Warmth: $2,427,945 (2^nd week)

7. Acne: $1,363,023 (-40%) (6^th week)

8. Scythe: $714,082 (-56%) (7^th week)

9. Seals of Honor: $613,356 (-33%) (6^th week)

10. The First Water War: $313,079 (-41%) (7^th week)

Friday, October 17th

Mechamen Stays on Top After a Hard Fall, as Studios Literally Released Nothing of Any Significance Whatsoever

When the only studio release in a weekend is a critically maligned sequel to a pretty insignificant guinea pig comedy, there may be a problem with that weekend. Mechamen has a hefty drop but literally nothing is in place to challenge it for the top spot. Sleepy Hollow doesn’t fall that great, but the people who are into it are really into it, so analysts expect some long-term repeat business for it. Warmth continues expanding well into prestige cinemas.

1. Mechamen: $26,188,477 (-57%) (2^nd week)

2. Sleepy Hollow: $13,870,248 (-45%) (2^nd week)

3. Invader Zim: $10,870,760 (-38%) (4^th week)

4. Warmth: $2,714,916 (3^rd week)

5. Guinea Pigger: $2,503,061 (1^st week)

6. Raven Island: $1,857,933 (-31%) (5^th week)

7. Fore!: $1,504,853 (-43%) (3^rd week)

8. Acne: $981,376 (-28%) (7^th week)

9. Seals of Honor: $429,349 (-30%) (7^th week)

10. Scythe: $399,885 (-44%) (8^th week)

Friday, October 24th

The Only Rabbits This Weekend are Green as Audiences Aren’t Totally Spooked

In a relatively quiet weekend at the box, Period spy drama Red Rabbit is our new film at the top, opening a bit softer than some analysts predicted, but it should be set up well for a run through the Thanksgiving holidays. The other opener, horror comedy #Spooked, does mediocre business at the box office with mixed reception from audiences. Warmth goes fairly wide fairly impressively, and Guinea Pigger loses a bunch of business.

1. Red Rabbit: $23,684,277 (1^st week)

2. Mechamen: $14,665,547 (-44%) (3^rd week)

3. #Spooked: $8,328,730 (1^st week)

4. Sleepy Hollow: $8,183,446 (-41%) (3^rd week)

5. Invader Zim: $6,522,456 (-40%) (5^th week)

6. Warmth: $5,063,269 (4^th week)

7. Raven Island: $1,207,656 (-35%) (6^th week)

8. Guinea Pigger: $1,001,224 (-60%) (2^nd week)

9. Fore!: $887,863 (-41%) (4^th week)

10. Acne: $686,963 (-30%) (8^th week)

Friday, October 31st

It’s All Carrots at the Box Office As Red Rabbit Handily Outpaces Grace and Mercy

In a subdued close to the month of October, Red Rabbit stays on top with a solid second weekend drop, beating out prestige drama Grace and Mercy by about $5 million. Warmth finishes its expansions with a fourth place finish, having grabbed a lot of money from audiences. Now we see how well it holds without expansions to prop it up. Sleepy Hollow’s later legs seem to have started to kicked in.

1. Red Rabbit: $14,447,408 (-39%) (2^nd week)

2. Grace and Mercy: $9,348,066 (1^st week)

3. Mechamen: $8,506,017 (-42%) (4^th week)

4. Warmth: $7,652,863 (5^th week)

5. Sleepy Hollow: $5,401,074 (-34%) (4^th week)

6. Invader Zim: $4,239,596 (-35%) (6^th week)

7. #Spooked: $3,831,215 (-54%) (2^nd week)

8. Raven Island: $688,363 (-43%) (7^th week)

9. Fore!: $559,353 (-37%) (5^th week)

10. Guinea Pigger: $380,465 (-62%) (3rd week)

47.4k · January 29, 2023

Friday, November 7th

Audiences Take the Journey to the Land of the Crescent, While Debating Whether Mother in Fact Knows Better

In a solid start to November, the two openers open to approximately $25 million or more. Period adventure Land of the Crescent whipped up nearly $40 million while taking audiences on an escape of romance, adventure, and peril, while themed-comedy Mother Knows Better barely misses the $25 million mark, targeting an audience that was in desperate need of a laugh. Most of the other holdovers do decent enough, except for Mechamen which is hit hard by some direct competition. Warmth’s first non-expansion weekend holds, fine, but it should hold much better in weeks to come.

1. Land of the Crescent: $39,528,671 (1^st week)

2. Mother Knows Better: $24,905,580 (1^st week)

3. Red Rabbit: $9,101,867 (-37%) (3^rd week)

4. Grace and Mercy: $5,982,762 (-36%) (2^nd week)

5. Warmth: $4,591,717 (-40%) (6^th week)

6. Mechamen: $3,827,707 (-55%) (5^th week)

7. Sleepy Hollow: $3,078,612 (-43%) (5^th week)

8. Invader Zim: $2,289,381 (-46%) (7^th week)

9. #Spooked: $1,953,919 (-49%) (3^rd week)

10. Raven Island: $385,483 (-44%) (8^th week)

Friday, November 14th

Audiences Tied Up in Theaters as Calendar Breathes a Little Before Thanksgiving

Fantasy Rom-Com Tongue Tied opens well with a bit over $30 million, though analysts all agree that the film left money on the table by being an awkward compromise between a family and kid themed romantic comedy of errors and a more biting and cynical view of a fairy tale romance fable, instead of committing to one or the other. It should do well all things considered, but analysts will always wonder what might have been. Mother Knows Better drops hard given its frontloaded opening, but the lack of pure comedy offerings should let it do well through Thanksgiving.

1. Tongue Tied: $30,568,214 (1^st week)

2. Land of the Crescent: $22,136,055 (-44%) (2^nd week)

3. Mother Knows Better: $10,958,455 (-56%) (2^nd week)

4. Red Rabbit: $6,371,306 (-30%) (4^th week)

5. Grace and Mercy: $3,649,484 (-39%) (3^rd week)

6. Warmth: $3,351,953 (-27%) (7^th week)

7. Mechamen: $2,181,792 (-43%) (6^th week)

8. Sleepy Hollow: $1,939,525 (-37%) (6^th week)

9. Invader Zim: $1,098,902 (-52%) (8^th week)

10. #Spooked: $1,094,194 (-44%) (4^th week)

Friday, November 21st

Runaway Train Does Not Run Away With Top Spot in the Final Pre-Holiday Stretch

Musical bio-drama Runaway Train does solid business for its opening weekend, but not quite enough to unseat Tongue Tied from #1. Warmth continues to hold well with older and arthouse audiences, as audiences remain occupied with theaters giving most things pretty decent holds.

1. Tongue Tied: $17,475,181 (-43%) (2^nd week)

2. Runaway Train: $16,722,716 (1^st week)

3. Land of the Crescent: $13,502,993 (-39%) (3^rd week)

4. Mother Knows Better: $6,027,150 (-45%) (3^rd week)

5. Red Rabbit: $3,822,783 (-40%) (5^th week)

6. Warmth: $2,513,964 (-25%) (8^th week)

7. Grace and Mercy: $2,262,680 (-38%) (4^th week)

8. Sleepy Hollow: $1,318,877 (-32%) (7^th week)

9. Mechamen: $1,309,075 (-40%) (7^th week)

10. Invader Zim: $659,341 (-40%) (9^th week)

Wednesday, November 26th (5-Day Thanksgiving Weekend)

Audiences Inspect the Movies on Offer and Pay More Than a Penny, Avoiding a Dark Future

In a strong Thanksgiving weekend, we have two films open to over $35 million for the weekend proper. Inspector Gadget and Penny opens to a shade over $50 million, with almost $76 million for the 5-day, while long-gestating sci-fi action sequel Ultraman: Dark Future opens to a bit under $55 million for the five-day, as audiences again were hungering for some live action blockbusting. Ultraman’s audiences aren’t quite as enamored with the film as they had hoped, so this film might fall like a stone going forward. All the holdovers raked in plenty of cash over the 5-day holiday.

1. Inspector Gadget and Penny: $50,815,236/$75,904,154 (1^st week)

2. Ultraman: Dark Future: $35,107,633/$53,964,106 (1^st week)

3. Tongue Tied: $12,931,633 (-26%)/$19,145,892 (3^rd week)

4. Runaway Train: $11,705,901 (-30%)/$15,925,167 (2^nd week)

5. Land of the Crescent: $8,776,946 (-35%)/$12,194,271 (4^th week)

6. Mother Knows Better: $4,339,548 (-28%)/$6,180,742 (4^th week)

7. Red Rabbit: $2,905,315 (-24%)/$4,278,197 (6^th week)

8. Warmth: $2,036,310 (-19%)/$3,055,286 (9^th week)

9. Grace and Mercy: $1,900,651 (-16%)/$2,863,093 (5^th week)

10. Sleepy Hollow: $1,028,724 (-22%)/$1,416,372 (8^th week)

December actuals will be posted tonight

cookie · January 29, 2023

Estimated totals as of December 4th:

Scythe - ~$82m

Invader Zim - ~$162m

Mechamen - $160m+

Sleepy Hollow - $78m+

Red Rabbit - $80m+

Land of the Crescent - $110m+

Tongue Tied - $83m+

Runaway Train - $40m+

Inspector Gadget - $88m+

Ultraman - $64m+

47.4k · January 30, 2023

Friday, December 5th

Post-Thanksgiving Tumbles Befall Some Movies as Hell Moderately Breaks Loose

The inflation of the prior holiday weekend results in a notable drop for Inspector Gadget and a heavy one for Ultraman, with everything else of note dropping in the 40-45% range. The sole opener of the week is schlock horror Father III, which has its dedicated fanbase but expect them to dry up quick for it.

1. Inspector Gadget and Penny: $24,391,313 (-52%) (2^nd week)

2. Ultraman: Dark Future: $13,340,900 (-62%) (2^nd week)

3. Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose: $10,459,837

4. Tongue Tied: $7,112,398 (-45%) (4^th week)

5. Runaway Train: $6,672,363 (-43%) (3^rd week)

6. Land of the Crescent: $4,915,089 (-44%) (5^th week)

7. Mother Knows Better: $1,996,192 (-54%) (5^th week)

8. Red Rabbit: $1,656,029 (-43%) (7^th week)

9. Warmth: $1,221,786 (-40%) (10^th week)

10. Grace and Mercy: $1,102,377 (-42%) (6^th week)

Friday, December 12th

Extreme Sports Attract Audience Eyes away from The Baddest Movie of Them All

The extreme sports action flick SSX opens well to take the top spot, though analysts believe it is due for a pretty rough second weekend. The other opener, music doc Baddest of Them All, opens around the same range as the other docs this year, and is believed to also be on a path for drying up relatively quickly. Inspector Gadget recovers a bit in its holds, while Ultraman is not doing that well with quite a gamut in front of it. Most of the other holdovers steady themselves as well.

1. SSX - Action/Sports: $27,317,530 (1^st week)

2. Inspector Gadget and Penny: $15,122,614 (-38%) (3^rd week)

3. Ultraman: Dark Future: $6,937,268 (-48%) (3^rd week)

4. Tongue Tied: $4,765,306 (-33%) (5^th week)

5. Runaway Train: $4,270,312 (-36%) (4^th week)

6. The Baddest of Them All: $4,187,744 (1^st week)

7. Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose: $3,765,541 (-64%) (2^nd week)

8. Land of the Crescent: $3,342,260 (-32%) (6^th week)

9. Mother Knows Better: $1,117,867 (-44%) (6^th week)

10. Red Rabbit: $1,076,418 (-35%) (8^th week)

Friday, December 19th

Queen of the Box Office

While it doesn’t open as high as box office analysts had projected, the epic fantasy adaptation The Queen Who Never Was just scoots by the $100 million mark, the first and only film of the year to hit that benchmark on the 3-day opening weekend. The other opener for the weekend, Dancing in the Doghouse, draws on the desire for movie soaps and past goodwill to open decently. Action and fantasy themed films drop hard this week as expected, with Father III well on the way out for a child emancipation. Other holdovers drop decently, though the market impact was felt in general.

1. The Queen Who Never Was: $100,844,482 (1^st week)

2. Dancing in the Doghouse: $22,802,617 (1^st week)

3. SSX: $11,200,187 (-59%) (2^nd week)

4. Inspector Gadget and Penny: $9,073,568 (-40%) (4^th week)

5. Ultraman: Dark Future: $2,774,907 (-60%) (4^th week)

6. Runaway Train: $2,604,890 (-39%) (5^th week)

7. Tongue Tied: $2,239,693 (-53%) (6^th week)

8. The Baddest of Them All: $2,010,117 (-52%) (2^nd week)

9. Land of the Crescent: $1,537,439 (-54%) (7^th week)

10. Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose: $1,468,560 (-61%) (3^rd week)

Thursday, December 25th (4-Day Christmas Weekend)

There are Queens and Vixens Among Us in the Doghouse

Buoyed by the start of the Christmas holidays on Thursday, that momentum carries over into a bountiful holiday weekend, with most holdovers increasing from the prior week. Dancing in the Doghouse stays essentially flat for the 3-day, and SSX drops a little bit to echo its reception being weaker than other films, same as with Ultraman: Dark Future. Queen Who Never Was narrowly avoids a 50% drop and did grand business on Christmas Day as well. The two openers also did solid business, with Among Us doing almost $50 million for the 4-day and the Vixen sequel getting close to $20 million for the 4-day. Expect plenty of strong weekdays for the rest of the holidays.

1. The Queen Who Never Was: $53,447,575 (-47%)/$70,195,226 (2^nd week)

2. Among Us: $34,693,026/$47,871,682 (1^st week)

3. Dancing in the Doghouse: $21,662,486 (-5%)/$28,068,835 (2^nd week)

4. Vixen and the Castle of Doom: $12,829,306/$18,247,801 (1^st week)

5. Inspector Gadget and Penny: $10,888,281 (+20%)/$14,219,082 (5^th week)

6. SSX: $10,080,168 (-10%)/$13,817,658 (3^rd week)

7. Runaway Train: $3,256,112 (+25%)/$4,690,562 (6^th week)

8. Tongue Tied: $2,911,600 (+30%)/$4,519,726 (7^th week)

9. Ultraman: Dark Future: $2,358,670 (-15%)/$3,308,144 (5^th week)

10. Land of the Crescent: $2,029,419 (+32%)/$2,987,460 (8^th week)

And that wraps up the weekend actuals for the year. Domestic and Worldwide Totals will be calculated following the release of Oscar nominations

MCKillswitch123 · January 30, 2023

Mechamen is now the #4 opening weekend in October, dropping World of Trouble (Y8) off the list:

Megalo Box (Y7) - $84,310,595
Silent Hill: Innocence Lost (Y3) - $79,785,115
Olive’s Hallowed Eve (Y8) - $78,926,554
Mechamen (Y9) - $60,903,437
The Amityville Horror: Part II (Y4) - $60,441,765
The Amityville Nightmare (Y2) - $50,179,506
Countdown City (Y7) - $48,656,110
Shiverin' Gulch (Y6) - $47,545,416
Blood and Fur: Inglourious Paw-Stards (Y3) - $47,004,820
Blood and Fur 2: Maul-Ma Mater (Y2) - $43,768,112

The Queen Who Never Was is now the #6 opening weekend in December, dropping The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Y1) off the list:

Voltron: Rise of Lotor (Y2) - $152,682,019
Green Lantern Corps: Home (Y7) - $122,691,655
The Number One Dime (Y3) - $120,724,953
The Scavenger Wars Part II (Y5) - $120,532,017
Spark: Beyond the Sky (Y4) - $112,713,659
The Queen Who Never Was (Y9) - $100,844,482
The Prince of Egypt (Y3) - $90,004,547
Gateways (Y6) - $83,031,818
Kingdom of the Sun (Y4) - $62,750,541
The Un-title-able Squirrel Girl Sequel (Y8) - $61,807,124

cookie · January 30, 2023

Estimated totals as of January 1st:

Land of the Crescent - $125m+

Tongue Tied - $105m+
Runaway Train - $65m+

Inspector Gadget - $175m+

Ultraman - ~$100m

SSX - $75m+

Doghouse - $80m+

QWNW - $260m+
Amogus - $75m+
Vixen - ~$30m

cookie · January 31, 2023

Top 10s:

May 2-4: $95,748,494

May 9-11: $123,534,542

May 16-18: $114,794,989

May 23-25: $139,296,224

May 30-June 1: $82,099,999

June 6-8: $107,054,756

June 13-15: $98,646,581

June 20-22: $64,743,777

June 27-29: $92,314,178

July 4-6: $132,951,769

July 11-13: $99,078,338

July 18-20: $75,152,626

July 25-27: $62,623,144

August 1-3: $61,542,828

August 8-10: $69,040,806

August 15-17: $45,441,668

August 22-24: $38,203,078

August 29-September 1: $62,678,158

September 5-7: $44,150,565

September 12-14: $35,196,544

September 19-21: $30,881,903

September 26-28: $72,929,559

October 3-5: $45,475,298

October 10-12: $114,419,790

October 17-19: $61,320,858

October 24-26: $70,231,431

October 31-November 2: $55,054,420

November 7-9: $95,645,699

November 14-16: $83,349,880

November 21-23: $65,614,760

November 28-30: $131,547,897

December 5-7: $72,868,284

December 12-14: $71,902,860

December 19-21: $156,556,460

December 26-28: $154,156,643

Edited February 1, 2023 by cookie

MCKillswitch123 · February 3, 2023

Opening weekends of Y9:

Spoiler

The Queen Who Never Was (12/19) - $100,844,482
Heremias (07/02) - $80,315,844 / $120,632,541 (5-day)
Kirby and the King's Caper (05/09) - $75,913,832
Martian Manhunter (05/02) - $68,792,044
Mechamen (10/10) - $60,903,437
Matilda and the Night Children (06/06) - $60,814,905
Invader Zim (09/26) - $56,197,066
Second Dimension: Last Hope (06/27) - $55,441,066
Inspector Gadget and Penny (11/26) - $50,815,236 / $75,904,154 (5-day)
Alakazam! (03/21) - $50,185,933
Rocket Hero (05/23) - $50,185,004 / $59,560,555 (4-day)
The Man of the Jungle (05/16) - $45,855,017
Land of the Crescent (11/07) - $39,528,671
Devil Bean (04/18) - $39,375,097
Xenoblade Chronicles: The Power of the Monado (06/13) - $37,589,306
Super Monkey Ball (01/17) - $35,226,714 / $43,410,371 (4-day)
Landslide (02/14) - $35,163,287 / $42,719,082 (4-day)
Ultraman: Dark Future (11/26) - $35,107,633 / $53,964,106 (5-day)
Among Us (12/25) - $34,693,026 / $47,871,682 (4-day)
Gran Turismo (08/08) - $34,108,772
Grand Theft Auto (01/31) - $31,940,156
Tongue Tied (11/14) - $30,568,214
Scythe (08/29) - $29,643,717 / $35,016,026 (4-day)
SSX (12/12) - $27,317,530
Interceptors (01/17) - $26,274,911 / $33,074,371 (4-day)
Dinosaucers (08/01) - $25,297,108
Sleepy Hollow (10/10) - $25,218,633
Mother Knows Better (11/07) - $24,905,580
Red Rabbit (10/24) - $23,684,277
The Mirage (07/11) - $23,619,055
Revenge Ex (05/23) - $23,601,892 / $28,417,422 (4-day)
Dancing in the Doghouse (12/19) - $22,802,617
The Last Victim (03/14) - $18,472,913
Runaway Train (11/21) - $16,722,716
HOOOOOPs (07/18) - $15,288,193
American Spy (03/28) - $15,274,528
Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart (07/25) - $14,703,849
Vixen and the Castle of Doom (12/25) - $12,829,306 / $18,247,801 (4-day)
Deep Sixed (03/07) - $12,637,195
The Talons of the Hawk (08/22) - $12,518,066
Winner Takes All (01/03) - $12,418,335
Whinge & Cringe (02/14) - $12,226,352 / $15,648,275 (4-day)
Scales of Justice (02/21) - $12,195,372
Raven Island (09/19) - $12,185,736
Shadow of the Comet (04/25) - $11,741,743
The Crummy Shindig (02/07) - $11,619,333
By the Seaside (01/31) - $11,508,722
Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose (12/05) - $10,459,837
The Boy Who Hated Books (04/18) - $10,140,538
Molly and Emmett (04/04) - $9,725,083
Grace and Mercy (10/31) - $9,348,066
Acne (09/05) - $9,104,388
The First Water War (08/29) - $8,521,644 / $10,331,906 (4-day)
#Spooked (10/24) - $8,328,730
The Next Good Day (06/20) - $8,105,944
Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call (09/12) - $8,014,057
Death is Not My Friend (02/28) - $6,833,868
Socksucker (01/10) - $6,401,177
Someone's Grace (08/15) - $6,173,284
Bugcatcher Boys (03/07) - $5,914,077
Fore! (10/03) - $5,617,322
War on Drugs: America's Modern Conflict (07/02) - $5,416,284 / $7,933,953 (5-day)
Fatal Error (05/30) - $5,287,264
Go-Kart Gottlieb (01/24) - $5,138,627
Bikini (04/04) - $4,561,892
Seals of Honor (09/05) - $4,491,044
The Baddest of Them All (12/12) - $4,187,744
Heart of the Amazon (04/11) - $4,115,774
AeroMobil: The Future is Now (05/16) - $3,318,946
Tumbleweed (09/12) - $2,608,153
Guinea Pigger (10/17) - $2,503,061
Warmth (10/03) - $213,925 (limited)
The Excursion (08/15) - $72,844 (limited)

Second weekends:

Spoiler

The Queen Who Never Was (12/25) - $53,447,575 (-47%) / $70,195,226 (4-day)
Heremias (07/11) - $45,780,031 (-43%)
Kirby and the King's Caper (05/16) - $41,752,607 (-45%)
Matilda and the Night Children (06/13) - $35,272,644 (-42%)
Martian Manhunter (05/09) - $32,332,260 (-53%)
Invader Zim (10/03) - $29,222,474 (-48%)
Alakazam! (03/28) - $28,605,981 (-43%)
Second Dimension: Last Hope (07/02) - $27,166,122 (-51%) / $39,588,025 (5-day)
Mechamen (10/17) - $26,188,477 (-57%)
Inspector Gadget and Penny (12/05) - $24,391,313 (-52%)
Land of the Crescent (11/14) - $22,136,055 (-44%)
Rocket Hero (05/30) - $22,081,401 (-56%)
Dancing in the Doghouse (12/25) - $21,662,486 (-5%) / $18,247,801 (4-day)
Devil Bean (04/25) - $21,262,552 (-46%)
The Man of the Jungle (05/23) - $21,093,307 (-54%) / $26,418,004 (4-day)
Super Monkey Ball (01/24) - $20,783,761 (-41%)
Gran Turismo (08/15) - $18,077,649 (-47%)
Tongue Tied (11/21) - $17,475,181 (-43%)
Xenoblade Chronicles: The Power of the Monado (06/20) - $16,539,294 (-56%)
Landslide (02/21) - $16,526,744 (-53%)
Grand Theft Auto (02/07) - $14,692,471 (-54%)
Red Rabbit (10/31) - $14,447,408 (-39%)
Revenge Ex (05/30) - $13,925,116 (-41%)
Sleepy Hollow (10/17) - $13,870,248 (-45%)
Dinosaucers (08/08) - $13,660,438 (-46%)
Scythe (09/05) - $13,636,109 (-54%)
Ultraman: Dark Future (12/05) - $13,340,900 (-62%)
The Mirage (07/18) - $13,226,670 (-44%)
Runaway Train (11/26) - $11,705,901 (-30%) / $15,925,167 (5-day)
SSX (12/19) - $11,200,187 (-59%)
Interceptors (01/24) - $11,035,462 (-58%)
Mother Knows Better (11/14) - $10,958,455 (-56%)
American Spy (04/04) - $9,470,207 (-38%)
HOOOOOPs (07/25) - $8,408,506 (-45%)
Scales of Justice (02/28) - $7,926,991 (-35%)
The Last Victim (03/14) - $7,758,623 (-58%)
The Crummy Shindig (02/14) - $7,668,759 (-34%) / $9,417,325 (4-day)
By the Seaside (02/07) - $6,905,233 (-40%)
Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart (08/01) - $6,763,770 (-54%)
Raven Island (09/26) - $6,580,297 (-46%)
Shadow of the Comet (05/02) - $6,575,376 (-44%)
The Talons of the Hawk (08/29) - $6,259,033 (-50%) / $7,741,055 (4-day)
The Boy Who Hated Books (04/25) - $6,185,728 (-39%)
Molly and Emmett (04/11) - $6,126,802 (-37%)
Grace and Mercy (11/07) - $5,982,762 (-36%)
Acne (09/12) - $5,735,764 (-37%)
Deep Sixed (03/14) - $5,686,737 (-55%)
Winner Takes All (01/10) - $5,464,067 (-56%)
Whinge & Cringe (02/21) - $5,012,804 (-59%)
The Next Good Day (06/27) - $4,863,566 (-40%)
The First Water War (09/05) - $4,686,904 (-45%)
Death is Not My Friend (03/07) - $3,963,643 (-42%)
#Spooked (10/31) - $3,831,215 (-54%)
Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose (12/12) - $3,765,541 (-64%)
Someone's Grace (08/22) - $3,457,039 (-44%)
Bugcatcher Boys (03/14) - $3,371,023 (-43%)
War on Drugs: America's Modern Conflict (07/11) - $3,303,933 (-39%)
Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call (09/19) - $2,965,201 (-63%)
Go-Kart Gottlieb (01/31) - $2,826,244 (-45%)
Fore! (10/10) - $2,640,094 (-53%)
Seals of Honor (09/12) - $2,604,805 (-42%)
Bikini (04/11) - $2,600,278 (-43%)
Warmth (10/10) - $2,427,945 (+1035%)
Heart of the Amazon (04/18) - $2,304,833 (-44%)
Socksucker (01/17) - $2,240,411 (-65%) / $2,581,486 (4-day)
AeroMobil: The Future is Now (05/23) - $2,024,557 (-39%) / $2,401,177 (4-day)
The Baddest of Them All (12/19) - $2,010,117 (-52%)
Fatal Error (06/06) - $1,744,797 (-67%)
Tumbleweed (09/19) - $1,121,505 (-57%)
Guinea Pigger (10/24) - $1,001,224 (-60%)
The Excursion (08/22) - $208,116 (+186%)

Among Us (01/02/Y10) - TBD
Vixen and the Castle of Doom (01/02/Y10) - TBD

Third weekends:

Spoiler

Kirby and the King's Caper (05/23) - $29,226,824 (-30%) / $36,641,085 (4-day)
Heremias (07/18) - $28,383,619 (-38%)
Matilda and the Night Children (06/20) - $22,927,218 (-35%)
Alakazam! (04/04) - $18,021,768 (-37%)
Invader Zim (10/10) - $17,533,484 (-40%)
Martian Manhunter (05/16) - $16,166,130 (-50%)
Inspector Gadget and Penny (12/12) - $15,122,614 (-38%)
Second Dimension: Last Hope (07/11) - $14,941,367 (-45%)
Mechamen (10/24) - $14,665,547 (-44%)
Super Monkey Ball (01/31) - $14,132,957 (-32%)
Land of the Crescent (11/21) - $13,502,993 (-39%)
Rocket Hero (06/06) - $13,028,026 (-41%)
Tongue Tied (11/26) - $12,931,633 (-26%) / $19,145,892 (5-day)
The Man of the Jungle (05/30) - $12,234,118 (-42%)
Gran Turismo (08/22) - $10,123,483 (-44%)
Landslide (02/28) - $10,081,313 (-39%)
SSX (12/15) - $10,080,168 (-10%) / $13,817,658 (4-day)
Revenge Ex (06/06) - $9,886,832 (-29%)
Devil Bean (05/02) - $9,142,897 (-57%)
Grand Theft Auto (02/14) - $9,109,332 (-38%) / $11,538,014 (4-day)
Red Rabbit (11/07) - $9,101,867 (-37%)
Sleepy Hollow (10/24) - $8,183,446 (-41%)
The Mirage (07/25) - $7,936,002 (-40%)
Dinosaucers (08/15) - $7,786,449 (-43%)
Scythe (09/12) - $7,772,582 (-43%)
Xenoblade Chronicles: The Power of the Monado (06/27) - $7,442,682 (-55%)
Ultraman: Dark Future (12/12) - $6,937,268 (-48%)
American Spy (04/11) - $6,818,549 (-28%)
Runaway Train (12/05) - $6,672,363 (-43%)
Mother Knows Better (11/21) - $6,027,150 (-45%)
Scales of Justice (03/07) - $5,390,353 (-32%)
Interceptors (01/31) - $5,297,021 (-52%)
By the Seaside (02/14) - $4,833,663 (-38%) / $6,012,084 (4-day)
HOOOOOPs (08/01) - $4,792,848 (-45%)
The Crummy Shindig (02/21) - $4,601,255 (-40%)
The Last Victim (03/14) - $4,344,828 (-44%)
Raven Island (10/03) - $4,079,784 (-38%)
The Boy Who Hated Books (05/02) - $4,020,723 (-35%)
Shadow of the Comet (05/09) - $4,010,979 (-39%)
Acne (09/19) - $3,957,677 (-31%)
Grace and Mercy (11/14) - $3,649,484 (-39%)
The Next Good Day (07/02) - $3,453,131 (-29%) / $5,004,645 (5-day)
Molly and Emmett (04/18) - $3,369,741 (-45%)
Deep Sixed (03/21) - $3,127,705 (-45%)
Winner Takes All (01/17) - $3,114,518 (-43%) / $4,033,217 (4-day)
The First Water War (09/12) - $2,999,618 (-36%)
Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart (08/08) - $2,976,058 (-56%)
The Talons of the Hawk (09/05) - $2,941,745 (-53%)
Warmth (10/17) - $2,714,916 (+12%)
Death is Not My Friend (03/14) - $2,616,004 (-34%)
Someone's Grace (08/29) - $2,419,927 (-30%) / $3,185,048 (4-day)
Whinge & Cringe (02/28) - $2,356,017 (-53%)
Bugcatcher Boys (03/21) - $2,157,536 (-36%)
War on Drugs: America's Modern Conflict (07/18) - $2,147,556 (-35%)
The Excursion (08/29) - $1,913,827 (+820%) / $2,346,711 (4-day)
#Spooked (11/07) - $1,953,919 (-49%)
Seals of Honor (09/19) - $1,719,171 (-34%)
Fore! (10/17) - $1,504,853 (-43%)
Heart of the Amazon (04/25) - $1,498,141 (-35%)
Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose (12/19) - $1,468,560 (-61%)
Go-Kart Gottlieb (02/07) - $1,441,384 (-49%)
Bikini (04/18) - $1,430,152 (-45%)
AeroMobil: The Future is Now (05/30) - $1,255,225 (-38%)
Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call (09/26) - $1,037,820 (-65%)
Fatal Error (06/13) - $785,158 (-55%)
Tumbleweed (09/26) - $504,677 (-55%)
Socksucker (01/24) - ~ $470,486 (~-79%)
Guinea Pigger (10/31) - $380,465 (-62%)

Among Us (01/09/Y10) - TBD
Dancing in the Doghouse (01/02/Y10) - TBD
The Queen Who Never Was (01/02/Y10) - TBD
Vixen and the Castle of Doom (01/09/Y10) - TBD

Opening weekend PTA's:

Spoiler

Warmth (limited) - $53,481
The Queen Who Never Was - $25,129
The Excursion (limited) - $24,281
Heremias - $19,191 / $28,825
Kirby and the King's Caper - $18,828
Martian Manhunter - $16,047
Invader Zim - $15,184
Mechamen - $15,154
Matilda and the Night Children - $14,347
Rocket Hero - $13,723 / $16,287
Second Dimension: Last Hope - $13,506
Alakazam! - $12,951
Inspector Gadget and Penny - $12,631 / $18,868
Devil Bean - $11,715
The Man of the Jungle - $11,591
Land of the Crescent - $10,051
Gran Turismo - $9,852
Xenoblade Chronicles: The Power of the Monado - $9,764
Tongue Tied - $9,508
Super Monkey Ball - $9,344 / $11,515
Among Us - $9,011 / $12,434
Ultraman: Dark Future - $8,837 / $13,583
Landslide - $8,743 / $10,621
Grand Theft Auto - $8,226
Dinosaucers - $8,150
Interceptors - $7,248 / $8,773
Scythe - $7,710 / $9,107
Dancing in the Doghouse - $6,908
Red Rabbit - $6,683
Mother Knows Better - $6,580
Molly & Emmett - $6,483
The Mirage - $6,446
SSX - $6,423
Sleepy Hollow - $6,425
Revenge Ex - $6,013 / $7,240
Raven Island - $5,930
The Last Victim - $5,864
Shadow of the Comet - $5,629
Runaway Train - $5,339
Hearts of Fire: Vengeful Heart - $4,708
American Spy - $4,644
HOOOOOPs - $4,507
Vixen and the Castle of Doom - $4,475 / $6,365
Winner Takes All - $4,201
Warmth (wide) - $4,077
The Talons of the Hawk - $3,949
Scales of Justice - $3,859
Whinge & Cringe - $3,846 / $4,922
Deep Sixed - $3,682
The Crummy Shindig - $3,503
Grace and Mercy - $3,394
The Excursion (wide) - $3,375 / $4,139
By the Seaside - $3,352
Bikini - $3,093
The Boy Who Hated Books - $3,022
The Next Good Day - $2,875
Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose - $2,853
Acne - $2,818
The First Water War - $2,662 / $3,228
Home Invasion: Part IV - Curtain Call - $2,646
Death is Not My Friend - $2,640
War on Drugs: America's Modern Conflict - $2,519
#Spooked - $2,427
Go-Kart Gottlieb - $2,168
Someone's Grace - $2,106
Bugcatcher Boys - $2,056
Socksucker - $1,953
Fatal Error - $1,860
Fore! - $1,850
Seals of Honor - $1,803
The Baddest of Them All - $1,709
Heart of the Amazon - $1,652
AeroMobil: The Future is Now - $1,569
Tumbleweed - $1,025
Guinea Pigger - $829

Will be updated when we get January Y10 actuals

Edited February 14, 2023 by MCKillswitch123

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