The Box Office Buzz, Tracking, and Pre-Sale Thread

[TheFlatLannister]

On 9/21/2023 at 6:52 PM, TheFlatLannister said:

Orlando-Daytona-Gainesville 

FRIDAY

 

TAYLOR SWIFT: THE ERA TOUR

 

T-22

SHOWINGS	SEATS SOLD	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD
224	11043	43473	25.4%

^{*numbers taken as of 6:00PM EST}

SEATS SOLD SINCE YESTERDAY

35

 

SHOWINGS ADDED SINCE YESTERDAY

0

 

SELLOUTS

19

 

COMPS

T-0

T-0 comps previews: 

(0.823x) of Barbie ~$17.36M FRIDAY for TET

(0.988x) of ATSV~$17.15M FRIDAY for TET

(1.649x) of TLM~$16.98M FRIDAY for TET

COMP AVG: $17.16M

Adjusted 40% up for ATP $24.02M

 

T-22 comps

(2.371x) of GOTG3~$41.50M FRIDAY for TET

Orlando-Daytona-Gainesville 

FRIDAY

 

TAYLOR SWIFT: THE ERA TOUR

 

T-21

SHOWINGS	SEATS SOLD	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD
224	11074	43473	25.5%

^{*numbers taken as of 6:00PM EST}

SEATS SOLD SINCE YESTERDAY

31

 

SHOWINGS ADDED SINCE YESTERDAY

0

 

SELLOUTS

19

 

COMPS

T-0

T-0 comps previews: 

(0.825x) of Barbie ~$17.40M FRIDAY for TET

(0.991x) of ATSV~$17.20M FRIDAY for TET

(1.653x) of TLM~$17.03M FRIDAY for TET

COMP AVG: $17.21M

Adjusted 40% up for ATP $24.06M

 

T-21 comps

(2.360x) of GOTG3~$41.30M FRIDAY for TET

Adjusted 40% up for ATP $57.82M

 

Still slipping against Guardians comp

[Menor the Destroyer]

7 hours ago, Porthos said:

 

Nothing even vaguely suitable.  Even a JWD comp, which has a similar level of sales now, spits out an unadjusted comp of 76.5m.  Those massive upfront sales for TET just puts a tremendous thumb on the scales.  Even Ava 2, which only started on T-24 and thus is still in its early surge of sales, spits out an, again unadjusted comp of 70.2m.

 

Could bring in GOTG3, I suppose, as that had a higher level of daily sales than TET's current pace but still lower than other MCU fare. That's spitting out 44.6/64.7 un/adj.   It'll still come down, but perhaps not as fast as the others.

 

Anything else I can't remotely see being worthwhile.

I was more so curious about how much those sold until final than the current comp value. It's hard to read the pace currently against these comps that are selling much more each day. 

[M37]

12 hours ago, Menor the Destroyer said:

If you have time I would be curious if you had any comps with a more similar daily new sales to Eras Tour. Just for another idea of where it's likely to end.

7 hours ago, Porthos said:

 

Nothing even vaguely suitable.  Even a JWD comp, which has a similar level of sales now, spits out an unadjusted comp of 76.5m.  Those massive upfront sales for TET just puts a tremendous thumb on the scales.  Even Ava 2, which only started on T-24 and thus is still in its early surge of sales, spits out an, again unadjusted comp of 70.2m.

 

Could bring in GOTG3, I suppose, as that had a higher level of daily sales than TET's current pace but still lower than other MCU fare. That's spitting out 44.6/64.7 un/adj.   It'll still come down, but perhaps not as fast as the others.

 

Anything else I can't remotely see being worthwhile.

To follow up on this question, the film with most frontloaded pre-sales in the Sacto data set was Strange MoM, which sold 2.31x its T-21 total by T-0, or in other words had sold 43% of its final tally by that T-21 checkpoint ... and ERAS has already sold 41% of all available seats for this market! [Yes, additional shows & seats can be added, but frankly not all that much for previously discussed reasons of start time and weekday screen fill]

 

We are almost certainly in unknown depths of frotloaded/U-curve bottoming out/low pace & growth rate, no path to guide, so its a bit of choose your own adventure. Setting aside comps (as none are viable), here is another way to speculate on the final total: what share of eventual tickets have already been purchased? Using the Sacto/Barbie PSM of ~$1850, and 1.5x (+50%) adjustment for ATP, gives an idea of where the range is approximately heading:

 

% sold	T-21 X	T-0 Proj	Est Gross
45%	2.22	17,082	$50.6
50%	2.00	15,374	$45.5
55%	1.82	13,976	$41.4
60%	1.67	12,812	$37.9
65%	1.54	11,826	$35.0
70%	1.43	10,981	$32.5
75%	1.33	10,249	$30.3

 

 

Personally, I believe - based on a big picture view of the data - that we're somewhere around the ~60% range at present, which puts $40M Fri in play (especially with the added layer of ATP adjustment), but could very well go under.  And that Saturday, despite far less capacity limitations, still trails Fri and isn't pacing all that much faster, is why my OW expectations have come down a fair amount over the past week or so

[Porthos]

5 minutes ago, Menor the Destroyer said:

I was more so curious about how much those sold until final than the current comp value. It's hard to read the pace currently against these comps that are selling much more each day. 

 

You mean percent of final, or something like that?  I have a few candidates I'm already tracking but not posting but I might add a couple more.  Don't know if I'll make a separate block for only percent of final but I'll chew it over.

 

If it's something else you're looking for (like how many more tickets film X has left to be sold at the various days) that might require more work.

[vafrow]

On 9/21/2023 at 6:23 PM, vafrow said:

 

Saw X, Thursday previews, D2, T-7, southern Ontario

 

Total sales: 252

New Sales: 127

Growth: 102%

Theatre count: 46

Showtimes: 72

Tickets per showtime: 3.5

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked:  MTC4

 

 

COMPS

10.500x Nun 2 for $32.6M

1.408x of Equalizer 3 for $5.3M

0.795x of Blue Beetle for $2.6M

 

It doubled after a really hot opening day. There's consistent activity across all theatres. I think it's safe to say there's strong interest around here for this film.

 

Given how numbers in this region haven't followed the domestic trend, I'm curious if it aligns to others.

 

Saw X, Thursday previews, D2, T-6, southern Ontario

 

Total sales: 336

New Sales: 84

Growth: 33%

Theatre count: 46

Showtimes: 72

Tickets per showtime: 4.7

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked:  MTC4

 

 

COMPS

1.474x of Equalizer 3 for $5.6M

0.985x of Blue Beetle for $3.3M

 

I didn't get Nun 2 comps at T-6, and I'm pretty sure the formula messed up yesterday. By T-4, when Nun comes back online, the ratio will probably be on ths 2-3 range, so won't seem so abnormal.

 

Still a solid day. I should indicate that only Thursday previews are available right now, so it's probably pushing up Thursday demand a bit. Still, it's a solid performance.

[Menor the Destroyer]

1 hour ago, Porthos said:

 

You mean percent of final, or something like that?  I have a few candidates I'm already tracking but not posting but I might add a couple more.  Don't know if I'll make a separate block for only percent of final but I'll chew it over.

 

If it's something else you're looking for (like how many more tickets film X has left to be sold at the various days) that might require more work.

Yeah percent of final

[filmlover]

Showtimes are starting to appear for Killers of the Flower Moon and looks like it starts at 2:30 that Thursday (keep in mind, that runtime is going to really restrict its number of showtimes in each theater).

[keysersoze123]

Taylor Swift Eras Tour

MTC1 Friday (T-21) - 516508/786316 10919164.12 4704 shows // pace just under 2K per day

MTC1 Saturday(as of morning) - 429338/1596512 9272716.82 9307 shows

MTC1 Sunday(as of afternoon) - 285853/1563248 6249692.17 9067 shows

MTC2 Friday - 173950/437479 3594869.50 3013 shows

 

Considering there has been little promotion seen its doing ok. Final week/10 days matter the most and whatever Swift does to amp up the hype. Lack of shows wont be a factor for sure. 

 

[eman92]

Saw X T-6 Evening Update - Northern New Jersey 16 screen Theater

 

Things slowed down for Saw X compared to The Nun II on T-6 at my theater. The Nun II went from 61 tickets to 104, Saw X went from 82 to 101 so it has fallen slightly behind The Nun II at this point, but still tracking closely. This is the breakdown for T-6 by date for tickets sold:
 

 

 

T-6	The Nun II	Saw X
Thursday	42	44
Friday	42	28
Saturday	13	25
Sunday	7	4
Total	104	101

 

 

Saw X performing just slighlyyyyyy better than The Nun II for Thursday. I have a feeling T-5 The Nun II will be outperforming Saw X on Thursday. My AMC still has not added additional showtimes to Thursday yet and I think it is hurting Saw X at this point. Based on these metrics it's still doing well but basically tracking right on par with The Nun II.

 

COMPS

1.05x of The Nun II for $3.25M Thursday Preview

0.97x of The Nun II for $31.66M Weekend incl Preview

 

I'm hoping Saw X at this point can just stay on track with The Nun II. If it keeps falling behind I'm worried that the initial 2 days of presales were really just fans and that traffic has died down. Tomorrow will be interesting. I'm hoping that AMC adds more times for Sept 29th weekend tomorrow or at least sometime this weekend. It's very odd to me that basically the new releases for next weekend still don't have a lot of showings. Even The Creator doesn't have many showings listed at my AMC and same for Paw Patrol. I guess they're going to do a mass purge of old releases this week and they want to see which films are still going to perform well before giving their theaters away. 

 

 

 

Edited September 23, 2023 by eman92

[Porthos]

5 hours ago, Menor the Destroyer said:

I was more so curious about how much those sold until final than the current comp value. It's hard to read the pace currently against these comps that are selling much more each day. 

 

4 hours ago, Porthos said:

 

You mean percent of final, or something like that?  I have a few candidates I'm already tracking but not posting but I might add a couple more.  Don't know if I'll make a separate block for only percent of final but I'll chew it over.

 

If it's something else you're looking for (like how many more tickets film X has left to be sold at the various days) that might require more work.

 

3 hours ago, Menor the Destroyer said:

Yeah percent of final

 

Yeah, I can do that tonight.  Only real problem is... JWD, Ava 2, AtSV, GOTG3 and AM3 were all in the meme'd range of 17m-18m (with only TGM being the slight skunk at the party at 19.26m), so the differences won't be all that apparent.  Do have Barbie at 22.3m and The Batman at 21.6m.  But aside from them, it's a pretty big oasis until we get to BP2 and Thor 4 at 28m-29m.

 

Hmmmm.....

 

17.5^1.75 = 149.73m OW???

 

Hmmmm....

 

Implied "????" added to the above gif, naturally

Edited September 23, 2023 by Porthos

[vale9001]

6 hours ago, Bobzaruni said:

I think this is true for any movie regardless of refunds

 

 

yeah it's kinda true. But of couse if you know you can refund a ticket is easily to buy it 30 days before. Even if you know that at the 80% you will be able to go why you shouldn't wait when you see there are like showings in the number of a blockbuster movie. 

When the pre sales were open it wasn't clear what it was, it looked like just an AMC limited release so of course hardcore fans bought the tickets very fast (also of course to get the best imax seats), I don't think the average family will go to see this concert needs at any cost to buy tickets with no refund 3 weeks before, 

Edited September 23, 2023 by vale9001

[JustLurking]

55 minutes ago, vale9001 said:

 

 

yeah it's kinda true. But of couse if you know you can refund a ticket is easily to buy it 30 days before. Even if you know that at the 80% you will be able to go why you shouldn't wait when you see there are like showings in the number of a blockbuster movie. 

When the pre sales were open it wasn't clear what it was, it looked like just an AMC limited release so of course hardcore fans bought the tickets very fast (also of course to get the best imax seats), I don't think the average family will go to see this concert needs at any cost to buy tickets with no refund 3 weeks before, 

the average family doesn't buy a month in advance regardless of refunds, it just doesn't happen lol

 

those who are firmly part of what we'd call GA will buy closer to release

[Porthos]

On 9/21/2023 at 11:51 PM, Porthos said:

 

Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Greater Sacramento Area Opening Night Seat Report:

T-22 days and counting

 

	Capped	Sellouts	Showings	Seats left	Total Seats	Seats Sold	Perct Sold
TOTALS	0	0	139	11052	18739	7687	41.02%

 

Total Seats Sold Today

32

 

T-22 Comps:

	%		Sold T-22	Total Sold		Sellouts Shows	Seats Left Total Seats	Perct Sold		Final Sold	% of Final		Unadj  Comp	Ad-hoc Comp
MoM	85.92		168	8947		0/329	31963/40910	21.87%		21117	36.40%		30.93m	44.85m
BP2	129.24		138	5948		1/294	31071/37019	16.07%		16800	45.76%		36.19m	52.47m
AM3	193.92		119	3964		0/235	28592/32556	12.18%		10475	73.38%		33.94m	49.21m

FINAL SOLD NOTES: "Final sold" is the number of tickets sold for the movie in question at stop of tracking while "% of final" is the percentage of The Era Tour's current tickets sold versus that final number.

AD-HOC COMP NOTE: "Ad-hoc Comp" is the normal comp multiplied by 1.45x (a 45% increase), which is what I am using for now to account for the difference in ATP between TET and all other films.

 

Regal:     2240/6150  [36.42% sold]

 

Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Greater Sacramento Area Opening Night Seat Report:

T-21 days and counting

 

	Capped	Sellouts	Showings	Seats left	Total Seats	Seats Sold	Perct Sold
TOTALS	0	0	139	11019	18739	7720	41.20%

 

Total Seats Sold Today

33

 

T-21 Comps:

	%		Sold T-21	Total Sold		Sellouts Shows	Seats Left Total Seats	Perct Sold		Final Sold	% of Final		Unadj  Comp	Ad-hoc Comp
MoM	84.52		187	9134		0/329	31774/40908	22.33%		21117	36.56%		30.43m	44.12m
BP2	126.60		150	6098		1/294	30924/37022	16.47%		16800	45.95%		35.45m	51.40m
AM3	189.77		104	4068		0/235	28488/32556	12.50%		10475	73.70%		33.21m	48.16m
GOTG3	248.47		93	3107		0/206	26559/29666	10.47%		10750	71.81%		43.48m	63.05m

FINAL SOLD NOTES: "Final sold" is the number of tickets sold for the movie in question at stop of tracking while "% of final" is the percentage of The Era Tour's current tickets sold versus that final number.

AD-HOC COMP NOTE: "Ad-hoc Comp" is the normal comp multiplied by 1.45x (a 45% increase), which is what I am using for now to account for the difference in ATP between TET and all other films.

 

T-21 Final Percents:

	%		Sold T-21	Total Sold		Sellouts Shows	Seats Left Total Seats	Perct Sold		Final Sold	% of Final
Bats	267.96		2406	2881		0/248	29316/32197	8.95%		11757	65.66%
JWD	410.64		71	1880		0/184	22927/24807	7.58%		10966	70.40%
Ava 2	380.30		169	2030		0/142	19308/21338	9.51%		8986	85.91%
AtSV	528.77		101	1460		0/123	18436/19896	7.34%		9744	79.23%
Barbie	611.24		92	1263		0/96	11363/12626	10.00%		12077	63.92%
Oppy	897.67		24	860		0/53	7390/8250	10.42%		4621	167.06%
Barben	363.64		116	2123		0/149	18753/20876	10.17%		16698	46.23%

NOTE: Barben is shorthand for the "Barbenheimer" phenomenon and is the combined totals of Barbie and Oppenheimer

 

 

Regal:     2240/6150  [36.42% sold]

 

====

 

At the suggestion of @Menor the Destroyer threw together another chart, this time totally uncomped, purely for daily pace and final percentage of sales comparisons.  This was the first full day of sales for The Batman, so it's not of great use at the mo for daily pace (duh), but might sorta kinda be soon enough, so might as well add it now.  If it doesn't ever look to be good, can easily remove it.

 

The Barbenheimer comp might never be good for daily pace, but maaaaaaaybe for final percentages, if theaters go wild with capacity.  Though since Barbie had a 3pm start and Oppenheimer a 5pm, capacity comparisons only goes so far (if at all).  Still, I have noted people using Barbenheimer in their analysis, so why not?

 

Not sure about adding any other films, but I am open to suggestions (ie "I'll consider it" 😉 ).  Might finally throw in L&T into the main comp block, but I'm not sure what value that gives that isn't already covered by all of the other MCU flicks. 

 

ETA: 

 

Thought I should add that TGM locally is NEVER going to be a good comparison on daily pace, except maybe for the final week/surge of sales, as that played like a MCU flick locally, so I intentionally left it off of the final percent charts.  But if enough people ask for it, I might relent and add it after all.

Edited September 24, 2023 by Porthos

[vafrow]

22 hours ago, vafrow said:

 

Taylor Swift Eras Tour, Opening Friday,southern Ontario, T-22 (early am pull)

 

Total sales:  16,345

New Sales: 39

Growth from yesterday 0.2%

Matinee Sales on Hold: 5855 across 121 showtimes 

Theatre Count:  50

Showtimes:  93

Total Seats Available for Sale: 24,365

Percentage of seats sold: 66.3%

Tickets per showtime: 173.9

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked:  MTC4

 

A couple of interesting points, I must have miscounted my days to release, as yesterdays was labeled as T-24, but it should have been T-23. Problem started around T-26 it seems.

 

In terms of new sales, this is the new low mark at 39, or 0.2% growth.

 

Also, one theatre added a late 11:00pm show. It hasn't sold a ticket yet. I'm wondering though if we may see others if they officially cancel the matinees soon.

 

Taylor Swift Eras Tour, Opening Friday,southern Ontario, T-21 (early am pull)

 

Total sales:  16,390

New Sales: 45

Growth from yesterday 0.3%

Matinee Sales on Hold: 5855 across 121 showtimes 

Theatre Count:  50

Showtimes:  93

Total Seats Available for Sale: 24,365

Percentage of seats sold: 66.5%

Tickets per showtime: 174.4

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked:  MTC4

 

Not much to add. Still in the slow grind.

 

I do like and agree with a lot of the analysis here, particularly @M37 approach. There's no comp roadmap here. Just a question of how much is left to come.

 

My market is probably an outlier in that it's running at the highest capacity of the comps we've seen. It's at 66.5%. But it's averaging less than two showtimes per theatre. Because they originally had matinee shows, they weren't scheduling the early evening show too early, and didn't leave a good option for evening shows.

 

Usual protocol for the chain is that they allocate some screens for advance sale, and the rest become available in their usual updates. For Thursday previews, this happens around T-9, because Thursday is the end of the week cycle. The Friday start means we won't get the new showtimes until T-3 now.

 

At minimum, I expect almost all the mid size theatres (6 to 10 screen) that only got one showtime to get a second theatre added with both an early and late show. Especially since they still will likely need to have capacity to absorb the matinee tickets most likely.

[vafrow]

On 9/21/2023 at 8:56 PM, vafrow said:

 

The Creator, Thursday previews (T-7), southern Ontario 

 

Total sales: 174

New sales: 44

Growth from Tuesday(T-7): 34%

Theatres: 48

Showtimes: 100

Tickets per showtime: 1.74

 

0.972x of Equalizer 3 for $3.7M

1.318 of Gran Turismo for $1.8M

0.549x of Blue Beetle for $1.8M

2.762x of Nun 2 for $8.6M

 

I'd throw out Nun 2 as an outlier, giving an average of $2.45M. Again, not great comps, but there isn't much for this anyways.

 

 

The Creator, Thursday previews (T-6), southern Ontario 

 

Total sales: 234

New sales: 60

Growth from Thursday (T-7): 34%

Theatres: 48

Showtimes: 100

Tickets per showtime: 2.34

 

0.611x of Equalizer 3 for $2.3M

 0.994x of Gran Turismo for $1.4M

0.412x of Blue Beetle for $1.4M

0.516x of Saw X for???

 

Dropping quickly against comps. Kind of odd that it's more front loaded than existing franchise flicks.

 

I threw in Saw X as a comparitor, which I took last night. Given the same release date, I thought it makes a good comparison. Saw X doing vastly better though.

 

 

Edited September 23, 2023 by vafrow

[vafrow]

On 9/21/2023 at 6:21 AM, vafrow said:

Paw Patrol The Mighty Pups, T-8, Thursday previews, southern Ontario

 

Total sales: 55

Theatre Count: 47

Showtimes: 113

Tickets per showtime: 0.49

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked: MTC4

 

No comps, but wanted to get a sense of numbers. It's better than I thought for a Thursday night in September for a very young skewing movie like this.

 

Paw Patrol The Mighty Pups, T-6, Thursday previews, southern Ontario

 

Total sales: 180

New Sales: 125

Growth: 227%

Theatre Count: 47

Showtimes: 113

Tickets per showtime: 1.6

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked: MTC4

 

COMPS

11.667x Ruby Gillman (50km radius ) for $8.5M

1.602x Haunted Mansion (100km radius) for $5.0M

0.528x Blue Beetle for $1.7M

0.536x of Saw X for???

0.769x of The Creator for???

 

First off, more strong sales for this, which remains surprising. I'm not sure where it's broadcast these days, but the Paw Patrol brand is owned by a Canadian company, so it might resonate more here. But, it's honestly felt that the whole thing is a bit stale, but that might be bias as my kids have aged our of the demo.

 

The comps are not precise, as I didn't formally track either one. For Ruby, when it was doing so poorly, I did a sweep of a 50km radius to see if it was doing as badly as other trackers.

 

For Haunted Mansion, it was my first foray into a wider track, and I just did 100km radius. 

 

For both comps, I took approximate cut off points in my data to where it lined up, so I'm not comparing my full data set to partial geographic areas. 

 

I went back and added more comps, as the Ruby Gillman and HM make sense from a genre perspective, but not helpful for predictors at this stage.

 

I threw in Blue Beetle as something somewhat kid oriented.

 

I also put in the weekend competitors to see how its trailing. A preschool animated film being competitive with adult skewing fare is impressive.

Edited September 23, 2023 by vafrow

[TwoMisfits]

8 hours ago, filmlover said:

Showtimes are starting to appear for Killers of the Flower Moon and looks like it starts at 2:30 that Thursday (keep in mind, that runtime is going to really restrict its number of showtimes in each theater).

 

My 2 locals - 1 is booking 2 screens (1 xd, 1 reg) and the other is booking 1.3 screens (sorta giving 2 showings each on 2 screens and then likely filling in a shorter movie for 2 showings between the 2 booked).  

 

But this means 6 showings and 4 showings/day, respectively.

 

It's gonna be tough to keep a movie this long around a small to midsize theater for more than a couple weeks unless it's selling out its showtimes b/c 3 showings/day is rough in fall/winter...here's hoping presales and OW catch fire.

 

But even then, the sets for this movie, even with more than 1 screen, mimic a normal movie's single screen set for showings.  So, don't expect a huge open unless it gets a lot more screens/showings in its final week.

[filmlover]

34 minutes ago, TwoMisfits said:

 

My 2 locals - 1 is booking 2 screens (1 xd, 1 reg) and the other is booking 1.3 screens (sorta giving 2 showings each on 2 screens and then likely filling in a shorter movie for 2 showings between the 2 booked).  

 

But this means 6 showings and 4 showings/day, respectively.

 

It's gonna be tough to keep a movie this long around a small to midsize theater for more than a couple weeks unless it's selling out its showtimes b/c 3 showings/day is rough in fall/winter...here's hoping presales and OW catch fire.

 

But even then, the sets for this movie, even with more than 1 screen, mimic a normal movie's single screen set for showings.  So, don't expect a huge open unless it gets a lot more screens/showings in its final week.

The marketplace is going to be mostly barren by the time Flower Moon comes out other than Taylor (which is only playing on weekends) and the schedule is pretty light until The Marvels comes out (the most high-profile releases over those two weeks are Priscilla and day and date bound Five Nights at Freddy's), so they can feel free to book it on as many screens as they see fit to accommodate the runtime.

[Shawn Robbins]

23 hours ago, Shawn said:

I was baking in $775K earlier this week, so as long as the (relatively) stronger Friday sales weren't misleading, it should still at least get over $10 million. Thursday Night Football didn't do this particular movie any favors.

Welp, never mind. Yikes.

[Hilts]

20 hours ago, Hilts said:

Saw X							OK
Thursday - showings starting 6pm
Day	Theatres	Showings	Sellouts	Daily Sold	Total Sold	Total Seats	% Sold
T-7	21	55	0	55	55	8,401	0.65%
T-6	21	55	0	33	88	8,401	1.05%

 

Comps
Insidious: The Red Door					0.916x	=	$4.58m
Talk To Me					2.750x	=	$3.42m
The Meg 2: The Trench					0.926x	=	$2.96m
The Last Voyage Of The Demeter					2.839x	=	$2.13m
The Nun II					0.967x	=	$3.00m
Expend4bles					2.667x	=	$2.00m

 

Comp average: $3.02m

 

Pleasant surprise that this is just trailing Nun and Insidious, let's see if it can keep up.

 

Saw X							OK
Thursday - showings starting 6pm
Day	Theatres	Showings	Sellouts	Daily Sold	Total Sold	Total Seats	% Sold
T-7	21	55	0	55	55	8,401	0.65%
T-6	21	55	0	33	88	8,401	1.05%
T-5	21	55	0	14	102	8,401	1.21%

 

Comps
Insidious: The Red Door					0.816x	=	$4.08m
Talk To Me					2.217x	=	$2.76m
The Meg 2: The Trench					0.829x	=	$2.65m
The Last Voyage Of The Demeter					2.833x	=	$2.12m
The Nun II					1.010x	=	$3.13m
Expend4bles					2.615x	=	$1.96m

 

Comp average: $2.79m