Weekday numbers July 10-13

[Flopped]

1 minute ago, baumer said:

 

That's Friday the 13th territory.

[KP1025]

2 minutes ago, RamblinRed said:

Maybe its just me, but Flash looks like it is in real danger of not even hitting 2X.

 

 

 

Very possible. It fell out of the Top 10 on the weekend, so it's going to lose a ton of theaters again this weekend.  Could see it drop around 60% or more (especially with heavy competition from the male-skewing MI7).  When Barbie + Oppenheimer open, its run will essentially be done.

[Ryan Reynolds]

 

[titanic2187]

34 minutes ago, Krissykins said:

If it’s at $42m in 6 days and had a $7m Sunday, $100m would be very achievable. Especially with summer weekdays and an A+ cinemascore. 
 

The Sunday boost means it’s doing well with religious people, I’d imagine. And I doubt there’s much overlap between Sound of Freedom & Barbie/Oppenheimer audiences. 

SoF make $100m is a big remedy for the domestic BO that suffer two gigantic flop in recent weeks. In an ideal world, Indy 5 should make $250m-$300m, only then for whatever reason, underperform at $160m. But SoF come in just nice to neutralize that loss to cinema. What is even good is that, the crowd that went to SoF, are mostly the unlikely moviegoers under normal circumstances. Meaning they cannibalize less to overall attendance. Neither SoF is an PLF-driven movie, so the screen competition is also manageable.     

[Krissykins]

11 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:

SoF make $100m is a big remedy for the domestic BO that suffer two gigantic flop in recent weeks. In an ideal world, Indy 5 should make $250m-$300m, only then for whatever reason, underperform at $160m. But SoF come in just nice to neutralize that loss to cinema. What is even good is that, the crowd that went to SoF, are mostly the unlikely moviegoers under normal circumstances. Meaning they cannibalize less to overall attendance. Neither SoF is an PLF-driven movie, so the screen competition is also manageable.     

Yes it shouldn’t be impacted by the other films at all. Insidious 5 being #1 with no PLFs is also impressive. 

[TalismanRing]

31 minutes ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

 

 

5 days with 2 days of previews.  It's a UK "weekend" like "record"

 

[wildphantom]

Flash might not even figure in the top 15 biggest grossers of the summer at this rate.  

[wildphantom]

5 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

5 days with 2 days of previews.  It's a UK "weekend" like "record"

 

haha, like the 7-day weekend of Spectre in 2015

 

Ironically Dead Reckoning also came out on a Monday in the U.K. so will have the same week long opening weekend.  

[LegionWrex]

2 hours ago, cannastop said:

The weekend is over but I just wanted to say this:

Elemental had a similar total on its 4th weekend as Ratatouille did. $10.0 for Elemental and $10.9 for Ratatouille.

 

I thought that would be a more apples to apples comparison because both were summer releases.

Pretty wild that some people were hoping for a Ratatouille esqe run for Elemental and that's almost exactly what happening.

[baumer]

Disney taking way to long to report.

[cannastop]

2 hours ago, cannastop said:

Probably going to be around half of Sunday's take. $1.57 million or so is the benchmark.

Exactly as I said

 

 

[titanic2187]

5 minutes ago, baumer said:

Disney taking way to long to report.

No.

-	(2)	Insidious: The Red Door	Sony Pictures	$3,500,000	-55%		3,188	$1,098	$36,513,036	4
-	(1)	Indiana Jones and the Dia…	Walt Disney	$3,234,182	-62%	-73%	4,600	$703	$125,360,587	11
-	(4)	Elemental	Walt Disney	$1,567,909	-50%	-49%	3,440	$456	$111,192,211	25
-	(5)	Spider-Man: Across the Sp…	Sony Pictures	$1,275,000	-50%	-58%	3,023	$422	$358,953,700	39
-	(7)	No Hard Feelings	Sony Pictures	$780,000	-50%	-59%	2,686	$290	$41,347,081	18
-	(9)	The Little Mermaid	Walt Disney	$635,265	-46%	-54%	2,080	$305	$289,863,916	46
-	(8)	Joy Ride	Lionsgate	$561,904	-59%		2,820	$199	$6,368,181	4
-	(11)	The Flash	Warner Bros.	$310,000	-57%	-74%	1,723	$180	$105,520,665	25
-	(14)	Guardians of the Galaxy V…	Walt Disney	$145,329	-50%	-72%	735	$198	$357,715,406	67
-	(-)	The Boogeyman	20th Century…	$86,458	-43%	-77%	650	$133	$42,817,830	39
-	(-)	The Blackening	Lionsgate	$79,657	-54%	-75%	436	$183	$17,015,666	25
-	(-)	The Lesson	Bleecker Street	$19,232	-60%		268	$72	$185,833	4
-	(-)	About My Father	Lionsgate	$6,049	-43%	-65%	96	$63	$12,064,438	46

[ringedmortality]

Sound of Freedom making 100DOM is insanity.

 

At least we now have a decent shot at matching 2019 in the number of 100DOM grossers.

[Bob Train]

Wild how Indy got kicked out of the number one spot by 2 movies that have 5% the budget of Indy

 

Take notes, Hollywood

[upriser7]

Very good hold for Elemental. I am getting more optimistic about $150M+ now

[IronJimbo & Sheldon's Son]

3 hours ago, cannastop said:

Probably going to be around half of Sunday's take. $1.57 million or so is the benchmark.

[LegionWrex]

10 minutes ago, upriser7 said:

Very good hold for Elemental. I am getting more optimistic about $150M+ now

$150M is happening.

[MattW]

1 hour ago, TalismanRing said:

 

5 days with 2 days of previews.  It's a UK "weekend" like "record"

 

1, 2 and 4 were also midweek openers, so for this franchise at least not that unusual. 

[titanic2187]

1 hour ago, Krissykins said:

Yes it shouldn’t be impacted by the other films at all. Insidious 5 being #1 with no PLFs is also impressive. 

Yeah, SoF and Insidious 5 overperform was the main reason why last weekend aggregate BO didn't drop to below $100m. That would be awful ugly for summer BO. 

[JimmyB]

The Insidious drop looks like a normal drop for a horror movie during the summer compared to recent summer horror movies.

 

Nope 56% drop

Black Phone 48%

Boogeyman 56%