Weekday numbers July 10-13

[Gavin Feng]

FRIDAY AM: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One saw $8.3M on Thursday, repping a 47% decline from Wednesday opening plus previews of $15.5M. Two day total is $23.8M. Hopefully this film spikes today. I mean, it will spike today, it’s just by how much given that A CinemaScore and 4 1/2 stars and 88% on Screen Engine/Comscore’s PostTrak. Guys at 65% gave the movie its best grades at 90%. Women at 35% weren’t that far behind at 86%.

[reddevil19]

13 minutes ago, CJohn said:

15,5 - 8.5 - 12.5 - 16.5 - 12.5 (+2.5M previews yet to be counted) -> 68M 5 day OW.

 

I am sorry but I can't look. I can't be here this weekend.

 

 

 

 

Your avatar is very appropriate for your mood.

[AJG]

The alleged 'Box Office Reporter' Deadline Anthony is going above and beyond to spin this flop. 

[emoviefan]

8 minutes ago, Deep Wang said:

 

I do think it could very well bounce back over the weekend, but I think the ceiling for what it can do has been lowered based on these first few numbers.  A smaller start with Barbieheimer looming just over the horizon isn't great combo.  Obviously, if it turns it around people will be very excited and overjoyed at being wrong.  

Fallout did 77.5 it's first 5 days out. Something this movie can easily get too. it will have at least 25.5 or so including EA showings as of today.  It can do at least 52 million this weekend.  Covid took a lot of this audience away it seems. NTTD only did 160 million domestically but still 770 WW. But that was still in Oct 2021 when the Delta variant was raging. Mission should outdo that.Or maybe not. Will see.  Now time to go to work. peace out to later on. 

[upriser7]

At the current rate, I am not even confident MI7 will cross 700M WW. It's having a big dropoff in China when compared to Fallout + no Russia.

Edited July 14, 2023 by upriser7

[ZattMurdock]

39 minutes ago, Killimano3 said:

 

To be fair he did carry two solo movies to decent numbers and pretty decent reviews. And quantumania hardly failed because antman wasn't interesting, if it had been a better film it probably would've done 250-300 easy

Yes but he never carried a fucking comic book. How the hell he managed to carry one film let alone three is truly beyond me. Both Hawkeyes (Clint and Kate) are capable of carrying their own comic books.  Hell, all the characters that got their own Disney+ carry successful comic book runs that are published to this day. Scott Lang (or Hank Pym) never pulled that off. That’s absolutely unlike ANY OTHER MCU character that has carried solo films. All of them, despite arguably B list characters compared to the X-Men and Spider-Man, easily carried successful comic book runs.

 

 
 

[Boxx93]

TUE PREVIEW: 7 million

TRUE WED: 8.5 million

THU: 8.3 million

 

Seems pretty consistent to me. Now let's see the weekend.

Edited July 14, 2023 by Boxx93

[MrFanaticGuy34]

4 minutes ago, reddevil19 said:

Your avatar is very appropriate for your mood.

Meh, both John Marston & CJohn has been considered two of the few pessimistic users in these box office threads, even as of lately. Barely ever did I see or sense anything positive or spirit-uplifting posts when they comment. It’s almost always “pessimism” whenever a movie performs worse at the box office than expected, it’s all “OMG, it flopped or underperformed and that shit. 🤷🏻‍♀️
 

Wouldn’t be surprised now if they just read this comment, and then automatically deny whatever truths told about them and pretend that they aren’t pessimistic, and then go back to “that” routine of theirs, etc, etc, etc. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[WorkingonaName]

Most robbed movie since Babylon. 

[Unfitclock]

That 8.3 number is confusing to me considering it was selling better yesterday at my theaters than Wednesday it’s a very good hold at least

[TalismanRing]

21 minutes ago, CJohn said:

15,5 - 8.5 - 12.5 - 16.5 - 12.5 (+2.5M previews yet to be counted) -> 68M 5 day OW.

 

I am sorry but I can't look. I can't be here this weekend.

 

 

Why would it just have a 47% increase of Friday.  Last week increases were suppressed because many took a holiday week.   Should do at least 70-75% - might do 80% which would bring it to around at least mid 50s - about what Fallout did minus previews but with an additional couple of days.  Losing PLFs in a week will hurt but it can exist along with Barbie and Oppenheimer as three very different kinds of films.

[Ledmonkey96]

3 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

 

Why would it just have a 47% increase of Friday.  Last week increases were suppressed because many took a holiday week.   Should do at least 70-75% - might do 80% which would bring it to around at least mid 50s - about what Fallout did minus previews but with an additional couple of days.  Losing PLFs in a week will hurt but it can exist along with Barbie and Oppenheimer as three very different kinds of films.

The best jump the week before when Indy dropped was +62% for NHF in the top 10 only 3 movies got over 50% with boogeyman leading with a 100% bump, the week before was a bit better but 70% bumps are relatively rare.

[Issac Newton]

$2.53M/$45.1M Insidious 

[M37]

MI7 is going to make like $45M for FSS, and if you throw in a standard Thursday preview of like $7M (or $9M+ with EA) it would be a ~$54M standard OW … right in line with the franchise history, roughly the same as Rogue Nation

 

Yeah, it didn’t meet or even exceed Fallout, domestic legs are likely to be weaker (especially with the Barbemheimer Juggernaut next week) and international numbers are soft, but that’s just the nature of the current market, and the doom & gloom is getting to be over the top 

 

Also, please stop referencing Shrek 2: a 20-year comp, a family film opening in mid-May is just not analogous to a adult action film in mid-July 

Edited July 14, 2023 by M37

[Hiccup23]

1	(1)	Mission: Impossible Dead …	Paramount Pi…	$8,300,000	-47%		4,049	$2,050	$23,816,660	2
-	(3)	Insidious: The Red Door	Sony Pictures	$2,530,000	-1%		3,188	$794	$45,084,278	7
-	(6)	Spider-Man: Across the Sp…	Sony Pictures	$1,160,000	+2%	-34%	3,023	$384	$362,746,673	42
-	(7)	No Hard Feelings	Sony Pictures	$600,000	+3%	-39%	2,686	$223	$43,288,192	21
-	(8)	Transformers: Rise of the…	Paramount Pi…	$550,000	+6%	-40%	2,475	$222	$149,344,198	35
-	(13)	The Flash	Warner Bros.	$155,000	+1%	-71%	1,723	$90	$106,086,492	28

[keysersoze123]

13 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

 

Why would it just have a 47% increase of Friday.  Last week increases were suppressed because many took a holiday week.   Should do at least 70-75% - might do 80% which would bring it to around at least mid 50s - about what Fallout did minus previews but with an additional couple of days.  Losing PLFs in a week will hurt but it can exist along with Barbie and Oppenheimer as three very different kinds of films.

It's heart of Summer. I am skeptical it can increase that much during its OW.

[TalismanRing]

13 minutes ago, Ledmonkey96 said:

The best jump the week before when Indy dropped was +62% for NHF in the top 10 only 3 movies got over 50% with boogeyman leading with a 100% bump, the week before was a bit better but 70% bumps are relatively rare.

 

They're higher for adult skewing films which is why NHF jumped 69% last Friday after losing a few hundred theaters. 2 weeks ago Transformers did 59% after losing 700 theaters and IJ opening.   Looking at Fallout it did 75% it's second w/e .

 

Last year Thor did 65%,  Maverick 77%, Black Phone 77%  compared to Maverick doing  55% and BP 63% the July 4th week before.

Edited July 14, 2023 by TalismanRing

[IronJimbo & Sheldon's Son]

7 minutes ago, Hiccup23 said:

1	(1)	Mission: Impossible Dead …	Paramount Pi…	$8,300,000	-47%		4,049	$2,050	$23,816,660	2
-	(3)	Insidious: The Red Door	Sony Pictures	$2,530,000	-1%		3,188	$794	$45,084,278	7
-	(6)	Spider-Man: Across the Sp…	Sony Pictures	$1,160,000	+2%	-34%	3,023	$384	$362,746,673	42
-	(7)	No Hard Feelings	Sony Pictures	$600,000	+3%	-39%	2,686	$223	$43,288,192	21
-	(8)	Transformers: Rise of the…	Paramount Pi…	$550,000	+6%	-40%	2,475	$222	$149,344,198	35
-	(13)	The Flash	Warner Bros.	$155,000	+1%	-71%	1,723	$90	$106,086,492	28

Nice, ATSV should keep its $1m+ streak alive until at least Monday now, that would be 45 days and a week longer than GOTG3

[Torontofan]

Seems like Mi7 had minimal effect on holdovers. 

[Eric Prime]

24 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

 

 

Why would it just have a 47% increase of Friday.  Last week increases were suppressed because many took a holiday week.   Should do at least 70-75% - might do 80% which would bring it to around at least mid 50s - about what Fallout did minus previews but with an additional couple of days.  Losing PLFs in a week will hurt but it can exist along with Barbie and Oppenheimer as three very different kinds of films.

CJohn is just doing his tired old schtick. Just ignore him and he’ll realize he’s acting like a goober eventually