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Steve Rogers Birthday Bash Weekend Thread | 5-Day #s: Indy 83.4, Elemental 18, Spidey 17.65, Sound of Freedom 14.2, No Hard Feelings 11.3

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9 minutes ago, MrPink said:


OW was slightly lower than I remember, but I do think a similar opening for Oppenheimer with strong reviews would be more 140m, with potential to do a bit more

Yeah, there was belief at the time Dunkirk was heading for maybe $60M, but petered out a bit at the end and wound up at $50M (and I expect the same for Oppy fwiw)

 

A ~$45 OW/$140 total for Oppy is fairly reasonable even though I’m prob a bit lower, just don’t think it’s heading for the $50/$190 of Dunkirk 

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Daily numbers have been … weird since like Tuesday, clearly some inflated weekdays and now weaker Fridays, except for Indy 

 

Won’t be surprised if we see some more weirdness in next two days with all the holiday effects, or maybe Indy & Ruby are just pulling more from films in market than initially expected 

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19 minutes ago, M37 said:

Yeah, there was belief at the time Dunkirk was heading for maybe $60M, but petered out a bit at the end and wound up at $50M (and I expect the same for Oppy fwiw)

 

A ~$45 OW/$140 total for Oppy is fairly reasonable even though I’m prob a bit lower, just don’t think it’s heading for the $50/$190 of Dunkirk 


Was referring more to Nope in this case 😅 but do think a Dunkirk total is a stretch nonetheless. What I’m curious about legs wise is how length will affect the weekend multiplier from previews (3 hours + 5pm start) and then how Barbie might affect it, if Oppenheimer still manages to open in that 40-50m range, is there overlapping interest with part of Barbie’s audience that plans to get to the film at a later time given how big it looks to be? Plausible these have minuscule impacts entirely but I guess things I’m looking out for that didn’t impact Dunkirk

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Normally Indiana Jones could have kept chugging along all summer thanks to the older male demo it's targeting, it's just that this summer there's 2 other big movies back to back targeting that exact demo, so legs will be at a premium. It's probably looking at 1.7x the 5 day opening would be my guess.

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31 minutes ago, druv10 said:
1 N Indiana Jones and the Dia… Walt Disney $24,000,000     4,600 $5,217 $24,000,000 1
2 (2) Spider-Man: Across the Sp… Sony Pictures $3,435,000 +45% -40% 3,405 $1,009 $331,807,175 29
3 (1) Elemental Walt Disney $3,400,000 +38% -40% 3,650 $932 $80,878,805 15
4 N Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken Universal $2,340,000     3,400 $688 $2,340,000 1
5 (3) No Hard Feelings Sony Pictures $2,250,000 +64% -65% 3,208 $701 $24,060,952 8
6 (5) Transformers: Rise of the… Paramount Pi… $1,920,000 +57% -41% 2,852 $673 $131,030,355 22
7 (4) The Little Mermaid Walt Disney $1,550,000 +27% -41% 2,430 $638 $277,398,328 36
8 (6) The Flash Warner Bros. $1,420,000 +29% -68% 2,718 $522 $95,671,435 15
9 (7) Asteroid City Focus Features $1,180,000 +47% -69% 1,901 $621 $15,524,996 15
10 (9) The Boogeyman 20th Century… $575,000 +92% -29% 1,020 $564 $39,837,215 29
11 (8) Guardians of the Galaxy V… Walt Disney $525,000 +35% -47% 1,165 $451 $353,600,623 57
12 (-) Past Lives A24 $510,078 +128% +40% 906 $563 $4,821,764 29
- (-) Fast X Universal $110,000 +32% -63% 550 $200 $145,194,410 43
- (-) The Super Mario Bros. Movie Universal $59,000 -9% -43% 450 $131 $573,341,620 87
- N Every Body Focus Features $47,000     255 $184 $47,000 1

 

The Flash is really fast. It debuted a few days ago and it's about to leave the top 10. I love the concept.

 

By the way, that friday number is lower than what Evil Dead Rise did on its third non-summer friday ($1.68m).

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At this point, holiday weekends are probably a hinderance for movies these days. Last time June 30th was on a Friday, you had Last Knight and Wonder Woman seeing a jump in the 60s. Now the closest movie to reach that is Beasts and that’s it (and also Boogeyman I guess). Father’s Day/Juneteenth was pretty bad when it came to holdovers as well. Pity.

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4 minutes ago, Bobzaruni said:

Bad holdovers (barring ATSV and Elemental which weren't all that crazy either) + bad openings... people saving for Barbenheimer?🤔

Having 2 young children and always being busy, I don't get the time to go out to the movies as much as I did when I was younger. I definitely plan on seeing the new mission impossible in theaters though

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