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[The Dark Alfred]

TITANIC is holding on well, wish it could muster enough waves to get past IW. 

 

A2 will end up around 670m tops but possibly gets to 700m with future re-release. 

[kayumanggi]

 

[DTP]

Blood and Honey almost won the day, that would've been pretty hilarious.   Too bad it seems like it's not even a fun "bad" movie to watch, judging by reviews.  I definitely wouldn't pay to watch it. 

 

Nice hold for Avatar, down just 4% vs. last Wednesday.  It will take a tumble this weekend, but still pass Jurassic World for that #9 domestic spot.  It may not pass Infinity War but I'm hoping it gets to $670.5 so it can get that 5x multiplier.  

 

Was hoping to see Titanic this weekend, it would be the first time I saw it in theaters since 1997 (!), but the weather might be bad.

[Verrows]

Been awhile since I checked in with dailies. Man, what a weird release strategy for Magic Mike. I mean, expansions are normal but usually from limited releases. Magic Mike's opening theatre count was small-ish but still a wide release. Why not just open with that 2nd weekend theatre count? Guess WB was testing the waters and like what they see enough.

[MikeQ]

Thursday numbers, according to Deadline:

https://deadline.com/2023/02/box-office-ant-man-and-the-wasp-quantumania-opening-1235263086/

 

Among regular pics in release, Warner Bros. HBO Max title Magic Mike’s Last Dance ends week one with an estimated $12.5M after a $709K Thursday, -13% from Wednesday at an updated 2,176 locations.

 

Paramount’s 80 for Brady was second on Thursday with $657K (-17%), a second week of $9.7M, running total of $28.6M at 3,939 theaters.

 

20th Century Studios/Lightstorm/Disney’s Avatar: The Way of Water saw $530K yesterday, -24%, a ninth week of $10.9M and running total of $650.9M at 3,065. The pic is poised to become the 9th highest movie ever at the domestic box office this weekend, surpassing 2015’s Jurassic World ($653.4M).

 

Universal’s Knock at the Cabin booked at 3,657 had a second week of $8.5M, running total of $26.4M and Thursday of $445K, -13%. 

 

Fifth belonged to Paramount’s 25th Anniversary edition of Titanic at 2,464 locations which did an estimated $394K, -37%, on Thursday for a first week of $10.1M. The lifetime running total is currently $669.4M.

 

Peace,

Mike

[Borobudur]

Just now, MikeQ said:

Thursday numbers, according to Deadline:

https://deadline.com/2023/02/box-office-ant-man-and-the-wasp-quantumania-opening-1235263086/

 

Among regular pics in release, Warner Bros. HBO Max title Magic Mike’s Last Dance ends week one with an estimated $12.5M after a $709K Thursday, -13% from Wednesday at an updated 2,176 locations.

 

Paramount’s 80 for Brady was second on Thursday with $657K (-17%), a second week of $9.7M, running total of $28.6M at 3,939 theaters.

 

20th Century Studios/Lightstorm/Disney’s Avatar: The Way of Water saw $530K yesterday, -24%, a ninth week of $10.9M and running total of $650.9M at 3,065. The pic is poised to become the 9th highest movie ever at the domestic box office this weekend, surpassing 2015’s Jurassic World ($653.4M).

 

Universal’s Knock at the Cabin booked at 3,657 had a second week of $8.5M, running total of $26.4M and Thursday of $445K, -13%. 

 

Fifth belonged to Paramount’s 25th Anniversary edition of Titanic at 2,464 locations which did an estimated $394K, -37%, on Thursday for a first week of $10.1M. The lifetime running total is currently $669.4M.

 

Peace,

Mike

AM3 is destroying everyone but meanwhile itself isn't really a mindblowing business either. 

[MikeQ]

Thursday-to-Thursday Drops

 

80 for Brady: -44.5%

The Way of Water: -22%

Knock at the Cabin: -38%

 

Weekend numbers will depend on the Friday increases, and how much of an impact Ant-Man will have. 

 

Peace,

Mike

 

 

[setna]

40 minutes ago, MikeQ said:

Thursday-to-Thursday Drops

 

80 for Brady: -44.5%

The Way of Water: -22%

Knock at the Cabin: -38%

 

Weekend numbers will depend on the Friday increases, and how much of an impact Ant-Man will have. 

 

Peace,

Mike

 

 

 

Hello Mike, do you know the top 10 all time in Canada? i´m curious about it, cause i never had the chance to check it.
Thanks in advance!

[Elessar]

1 hour ago, MikeQ said:

Thursday-to-Thursday Drops

 

80 for Brady: -44.5%

The Way of Water: -22%

Knock at the Cabin: -38%

 

Weekend numbers will depend on the Friday increases, and how much of an impact Ant-Man will have. 

 

Peace,

Mike

 

 

 

Still a great week-to-week drop for A2. Of course i would have preferred -4% like it was the day prior lol. Oh, well, here's hoping for a BIG Friday bump...

[MikeQ]

1 hour ago, setna said:

 

Hello Mike, do you know the top 10 all time in Canada? i´m curious about it, cause i never had the chance to check it.
Thanks in advance!

 

Hi @setna,

 

This is what I have as of 2020 - *only for 21st century films* (copied from somewhere on this board, if I recall correctly). Way of Water should be on this list now (top 3 or 4 I think?), as should TGM. Titanic would be on here if it went beyond year 2000. Can't recall exact gross. But worth corroborating with others who know far more than me and may have up-to-date numbers - I cobble together box office stats as they are shared/I find them/etc.

 

Rank	Title	Date	Gross
1	Avatar	12/18/2009	96,114,000
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	12/18/2015	94,345,000
3	Avengers: Endgame	04/26/2019	82,536,000
4	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	12/15/2017	61,979,000
5	Avengers: Infinity War	04/27/2018	61,707,000
6	Marvel's The Avengers	05/04/2012	59,496,000
7	Black Panther	02/16/2018	57,992,000
8	Jurassic World	06/12/2015	57,365,000
9	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	12/16/2016	55,306,000
10	Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King	12/17/2003	52,943,000

 

Peace,

Mike

[kayumanggi]

 

[setna]

38 minutes ago, MikeQ said:

 

Hi @setna,

 

This is what I have as of 2020 - *only for 21st century films* (copied from somewhere on this board, if I recall correctly). Way of Water should be on this list now (top 3 or 4 I think?), as should TGM. Titanic would be on here if it went beyond year 2000. Can't recall exact gross. But worth corroborating with others who know far more than me and may have up-to-date numbers - I cobble together box office stats as they are shared/I find them/etc.

 

Rank	Title	Date	Gross
1	Avatar	12/18/2009	96,114,000
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	12/18/2015	94,345,000
3	Avengers: Endgame	04/26/2019	82,536,000
4	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	12/15/2017	61,979,000
5	Avengers: Infinity War	04/27/2018	61,707,000
6	Marvel's The Avengers	05/04/2012	59,496,000
7	Black Panther	02/16/2018	57,992,000
8	Jurassic World	06/12/2015	57,365,000
9	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	12/16/2016	55,306,000
10	Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King	12/17/2003	52,943,000

 

Peace,

Mike

 

Thanks very much Mike for the kind message and for taking the time to get the info. It´s a pleasure to find here generous humans like you and others who make the experience here a pleasure.
Have a nice afternoon if you live in Canada, here in Spain is already night.
See you here!

[kayumanggi]

 

[kayumanggi]

 

[GOGODanca]

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days In Release
-	P	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Qua…	Walt Disney	$17,500,000					$17,500,000
-	(1)	Magic Mike’s Last Dance	Warner Bros.	$718,014	-13%		2,172	$331	$12,590,454	7
-	(4)	Avatar: The Way of Water	20th Century…	$525,564	-24%	-23%	3,065	$171	$650,957,991	63
-	(7)	Knock at the Cabin	Universal	$441,090	-13%	-39%	3,657	$121	$26,472,270	14
-	(8)	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	Universal	$313,265	-16%	-20%	3,227	$97	$160,816,100	58

[chaos]

Avatar: The Way of Water at 2,675 locations with a $1.4M Friday, with a $6.5M 3-day (-10%), 4 day of $8.1M, running total of $659M which will make the James Cameron directed movie the 9th highest of all-time on the domestic box office list.