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

[M37]

9 hours ago, Chrysaor said:

♫♫ Gotta get in tune with Sailor Moon
'Cause that cartoon has got the boom anime babes
That make me think the wrong thing ♫♫

 

[Giesi]

Omg waking up to a possible Bey film in theatres? But yes, unless she has some big actors in it, the Renaissance film wouldn’t make sense for a theatrical release. But then again, they’re just finishing the tour tomorrow, the time might be too limited for a concert special in late November/early December. 

[vafrow]

On 9/29/2023 at 7:01 AM, vafrow said:

 

Exorcist: Believer, T-7, Thursday previews, southern Ontario

 

Total sales: 224

New sales: 43

Growth since T-8:  24%

Theatre Count: 47

Showtimes: 94

Tickets per showtime:  2.38

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked: MTC4

 

COMPS

1.011x of Equalizer 3 for 3.8M

0.571x of Blue Beetle for $1.9M

2.873x of The Nun 2 for $8.9M

0.718x of Saw X for ???

1.040x of The Creator for ???

 

 

Being up for sale a lot longer than the other horror comps makes the comparison difficult. They'll probably only be useful when we're around T-4. Regardless, numbers don't feel overwhelmingly positive.

 

Exorcist: Believer, T-6, Thursday previews, southern Ontario

 

Total sales: 260

New sales: 36

Growth since yesterday:  16%

Theatre Count: 47

Showtimes: 94

Tickets per showtime:  2.77

Coverage Radius: 143km

Estimated population coverage: 8-10M

Theatres Tracked: MTC4

 

COMPS

0.982x of Equalizer 3 for $3.7M

0.657x of Blue Beetle for $2.2M

No comp on Nun 2 until T-4

0.667x of Saw X for $1.3M

0.957x of The Creator for $1.3M

 

Average $2.1M

 

Not a great day, made worse by the dropping of Nun 2 as a comp due to lack of data, and having the Thursday grosses for Saw and Creator.

 

This also represents close to two days of data, as last pull was Thursday esrly evening.

 

[M37]

On 9/26/2023 at 10:20 AM, M37 said:

Taylor Swift Eras Tour T-18 Update

Hang on, let me dust off my tracking spreadsheet first

 

Then some important disclaimers:

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First a MAJOR caveat: the process here has changed, as comping to daily checkpoint totals is not viable for this release. Why? Because the only remotely usable comps would be the big MCU titles - NWH, DSMoM, Thor, etc - but most of our current trackers don't have data points for those titles, so it would be a fairly empty chart. In addition, Eras has proven to be much more pre-sale heavy than those film, so the comp values at present would be hella inflated and constantly on the decline. For reference, Alpha as of T-21 would comp to DSMoM, BPWF and AMWQ at $70.2M, $89.14M and $71.7M before applying an ATP adjustment!

 

Instead, will be comping - as many trackers have already done - to the final sales total for select high volume films. As a result, since the denominator will not change, comp values can only go up over time (barring some show cancellation/mass refund scenario). In addition, an ATP adjustment of +50% (1.5x) has been applied to comp values except for Alpha, which runs a higher ATP than norm, and gets +40% instead. These are just ballpark estimates to come to some semblance of a value (ie don't hold me to them)

 

Chart and Analysis

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Couple of observations:

• The comps within in each market/sample are closely grouped, because when comparing to the final total, its more a reflection of market share then much more variable pre-sale patterns over time
• Alpha comps are ridiculously high at this time, as more tickets have been purchased for ERAS opening Friday (516K as of T-21) than the Thursday preview of all but Thor (barely), DSMoM and NWH. However, the pace is also extremely low (little over 1K per day), and getting to 600K total sales from here is not assured IMO
• Drafthouse, usually a pre-sale powerhouse, is somewhat lagging for this release. Sales at T-18 update are behind Thor & even Barbie, not too much ahead of AMWQ. Those comps will drag down average on days they are updated
• Denver and Oklahoma, not typically higher volume pre-sale markets, are comping higher as the Swiftie rush gobbled up a lot of tickets already
• Again, as comp values cannot go down, these values represent the floor, with still 18 days of sales to go.

Overall, presuming the ATP adjustment math is close, still sitting in the range of where $40M Friday is in play, but not yet assured. Still of the mind that Alpha over-indexes for this release, but if it doesn't, over time we'll see the lower value comps start to rise up to meet it, but will take much higher pace than has been seen of late

 

 

Taylor Swift Eras Tour T-14 Update

Not much has changed, but here's the chart [See important notes/caveats in above post]

 

If you look closely, can see a slight bump around T-17 & 16 when Taylor tweeted about the international release, but that's about it. The average of all updated data points went from $27.69M at T-21 to $27.83M as of T-14 ... just not a whole lot of growth

 

Time to get a bit nerdy

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One of the main reasons that I focus so much on growth rate is because I have found that metric to be generally predicable - in the same way that one can reasonably project a total gross from an opening weekend, within a margin of error, where exceptions and outliers exist

 

... and ERAS is an extreme low end outlier in that regard. Here are the grown rates from T-21 to T-14 for Alpha/MTC1 for the MCU, the only potentially comparable franchise (as most GA friendly films manage at least +20% over that time period)

• BPWF = +14.1%
• Strange MoM = +12.9%
• GOTG3 = +12.8%
• AMWQ = +12.7%
• Swift ERAS = +1.9% (!!!)

While the outlier status reduces confidence level in the math, will go ahead and pencil an expected T-7 MTC1 update of ~540-542K sold, and a final number that should top 600K, though probably not by much (600-620K) [though I wouldn't be surprised if capacity limitations reduced growth potential even further, kept it slightly under in the 590K range.]

 

Similarly, I expect Sacto to be at ~8.8-9.0K at T-7, and a final total in the 15.5-17K range. Drafthouse is on a trajectory to remain a low end outlier through the sales period, but that sample is often more volatile in market share (remember Barbie running alongside DrS-MoM?)

 

Those two expected final totals do suggest ~$40M for Friday OD, perhaps lower $40s most likely. Cant really see any path to $50M from here

 

With all that data & analysis - and a similar process for sales for Sat & Sun - the weekend projection comes more into focus, and can roll out the Forecast Matrix

Swift ERAS Forecast Matrix (T-14)		Friday Opening Day Gross Range
		$35.0	$36.5	$38.0	$39.5	$41.0	$42.5	$44.0	$45.5	$47.0
Fri / Wknd Ratio (IM)	2.50	$87.5	$91.3	$95.0	$98.8	$102.5	$106.3	$110.0	$113.8	$117.5
	2.70	$94.5	$98.6	$102.6	$106.7	$110.7	$114.8	$118.8	$122.9	$126.9
	2.90	$101.5	$105.9	$110.2	$114.6	$118.9	$123.3	$127.6	$132.0	$136.3
	3.10	$108.5	$113.2	$117.8	$122.5	$127.1	$131.8	$136.4	$141.1	$145.7
	3.30	$115.5	$120.5	$125.4	$130.4	$135.3	$140.3	$145.2	$150.2	$155.1
	3.50	$122.5	$127.8	$133.0	$138.3	$143.5	$148.8	$154.0	$159.3	$164.5
	3.70	$129.5	$135.1	$140.6	$146.2	$151.7	$157.3	$162.8	$168.4	$173.9
	3.90	$136.5	$142.4	$148.2	$154.1	$159.9	$165.8	$171.6	$177.5	$183.3
	4.10	$143.5	$149.7	$155.8	$162.0	$168.1	$174.3	$180.4	$186.6	$192.7

 

October OW record (Joker, $96.2M) seems a foregone conclusion, and probably the 3rd highest OW of the year (and at worst 5th), despite a day less of shows, but with higher ATP to make up for it
 

Spoiler

Oh, and just a friendly reminder that there's still time to vote in this club

 

[vale9001]

3 hours ago, Giesi said:

Omg waking up to a possible Bey film in theatres? But yes, unless she has some big actors in it, the Renaissance film wouldn’t make sense for a theatrical release. But then again, they’re just finishing the tour tomorrow, the time might be too limited for a concert special in late November/early December. 

 

Swift filmed her concert during Los Angeles shows in early August. So her movie is coming 2 months after. An early december release for Bey would be with similar timing. 

[M37]

15 hours ago, Eric the Creator said:

I'm terrified of this seeping into BOT. Like Marvel vs. DC vs. Star Wars fights are already bad. The Swifties and Beyhive going after each other? I think we'd have to shut down the forum.

I know this is way out bounds for tracking purposes, so putting it under spoiler boxes
 

Spoiler

Beyonce's tour wraps up tomorrow, in - of all places - the exact same stadium (Arrowhead) that got a fair amount of extra attention this past Sunday, thanks to an extra special fan in attendance

 

Also, Swift is likely to be at the Chiefs vs Jets, which is the nationally televised Sunday night game.  If whatever EC teased is Beyonce related, watch her camp announce it right after the tour (and game!) finish up

 

 

I don't know if it will invade BOT, but there may certainly be some social media stir around the coincidental confluence of such potential events

 

[Relevation]

2 hours ago, M37 said:

With all that data & analysis - and a similar process for sales for Sat & Sun - the weekend projection comes more into focus, and can roll out the Forecast Matrix

Swift ERAS Forecast Matrix (T-14)		Friday Opening Day Gross Range
		$35.0	$36.5	$38.0	$39.5	$41.0	$42.5	$44.0	$45.5	$47.0
Fri / Wknd Ratio (IM)	2.50	$87.5	$91.3	$95.0	$98.8	$102.5	$106.3	$110.0	$113.8	$117.5
	2.70	$94.5	$98.6	$102.6	$106.7	$110.7	$114.8	$118.8	$122.9	$126.9
	2.90	$101.5	$105.9	$110.2	$114.6	$118.9	$123.3	$127.6	$132.0	$136.3
	3.10	$108.5	$113.2	$117.8	$122.5	$127.1	$131.8	$136.4	$141.1	$145.7
	3.30	$115.5	$120.5	$125.4	$130.4	$135.3	$140.3	$145.2	$150.2	$155.1
	3.50	$122.5	$127.8	$133.0	$138.3	$143.5	$148.8	$154.0	$159.3	$164.5
	3.70	$129.5	$135.1	$140.6	$146.2	$151.7	$157.3	$162.8	$168.4	$173.9
	3.90	$136.5	$142.4	$148.2	$154.1	$159.9	$165.8	$171.6	$177.5	$183.3
	4.10	$143.5	$149.7	$155.8	$162.0	$168.1	$174.3	$180.4	$186.6	$192.7

Great FRI analysis - wanted to explore a bit more on what the potential IM could be here, however.

 

The Eras Tour doesn’t have THURS previews and is only running off half of FRI with a full SAT and SUN. So, if we’re assuming Friday plays like a normal movie’s Thursday, and Saturday and Sunday play like a normal movie’s Saturday and Sunday…

 

Then the logical conclusion to get an IM guesstimate is to take the preview to weekend ratios of other big movies and simply get rid of Friday by itself. A Thursday to THURS+SAT+SUN ratio if you will. Pulling out FRI from the weekend totals for some big movies gets me the following IMs

 

Avengers: Endgame - 4.32x

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - 3.19x

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 3.76x

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - 3.69x

Thor: Love and Thunder - 3.57x

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - 4.46x

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania - 4.41x

Barbie - 5.01x

Oppenheimer - 5.70x

 

Looking at this range, I think the numbers for Barbie and Oppenheimer are clearly too high to be useful, whereas the mid-October release rather than being buoyed by the Christmas and Summer weekdays makes me skeptical of those TROS and Thor 4 numbers. In my opinion, these numbers point to a likely multiple somewhere in the ballpark of 3.8x to 4x off TET’s FRI number. Soooooo if it’s doing $40-45M for FRI, then I’d probably set the range right now for TET’s opening weekend of around $150-180M barring a huge surge in comps late game.

Spoiler

Ok I admit I was probably wrong on that $250-300M OW guess but in my defense, this was completely uncharted territory for presales tracking

 

[Flip]

1 minute ago, Relevation said:

Great FRI analysis - wanted to explore a bit more on what the potential IM could be here, however.

 

The Eras Tour doesn’t have THURS previews and is only running off half of FRI with a full SAT and SUN. So, if we’re assuming Friday plays like a normal movie’s Thursday, and Saturday and Sunday play like a normal movie’s Saturday and Sunday…

 

Then the logical conclusion to get an IM guesstimate is to take the preview to weekend ratios of other big movies and simply get rid of Friday by itself. A Thursday to THURS+SAT+SUN ratio if you will. Pulling out FRI from the weekend totals for some big movies gets me the following IMs

 

Avengers: Endgame - 4.32x

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - 3.19x

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 3.76x

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - 3.69x

Thor: Love and Thunder - 3.57x

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - 4.46x

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania - 4.41x

Barbie - 5.01x

Oppenheimer - 5.70x

 

Looking at this range, I think the numbers for Barbie and Oppenheimer are clearly too high to be useful, whereas the mid-October release rather than being buoyed by the Christmas and Summer weekdays makes me skeptical of those TROS and Thor 4 numbers. In my opinion, these numbers point to a likely multiple somewhere in the ballpark of 3.8x to 4x off TET’s FRI number. Soooooo if it’s doing $40-45M for FRI, then I’d probably set the range right now for TET’s opening weekend of around $150-180M barring a huge surge in comps late game.

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Ok I admit I was probably wrong on that $250-300M OW guess but in my defense, this was completely uncharted territory for presales tracking

 

you can't just take out Friday from the weekend. If Friday for some reason didn't exist then the business done there would migrate to the other days. Plus you can't compare concert film IM to a Tentpole blockbuster IM, no matter how fan-heavy they can be, because it's basically two different worlds. I think a better comparison despite the smaller scale could be the Justin Bieber concert film (2.3 IM but off a full Friday) or One Direction (1.8 IM also off full Friday) due to their rabid fanbases  like Taylor Swift. Since Friday is functioning more like previews here and most of the shows are close to capacity already, I think the IM could stretch higher into the 3.0-3.5x range, but not higher than that. The upper limit for OW is probably 160, with the lowest being 110

[Porthos]

On 9/22/2023 at 10:25 AM, Porthos said:

 

Since we've already established my own levels of (in)sanity, decided to check this again six days later to see how this is doing against the deep U curve than TET is currently in.  

 

(should have waited till [late] tonight to do this to make it one full week, but.... eh)

 

Fri:   7687/18739 (41.02% sold) [+229]

Sat:  6970/39528 (17.63% sold) [+291]  (90.67% of the sales of Friday) [+1.12%]

Sun: 4789/38572 (12.42% sold) [+232] (62.30% of the sales of Friday) [+1.2%] (68.71% of the sales of Saturday) [+0.48%]

 

So some growth for Sat ahead of Fri's pace, while Sun matched Fri more or less.  But since Sun was at an initial lower level, that's still catching up a bit percentage wise.

 

8 days later (I wanted to re-harmonize to week-before release increments) at T-14, let's see if that social media post/NFL flurry moved the needle much for Sat/Sun....

 

(all sampling taken last night)

Fri:    8185/19642 (41.67% sold) [+498]

Sat:   7482/41308 (18.11% sold) [+512] (91.41% of the sales of Friday) [+0.74%]

Sun:  5134/40157 (12.78% sold) [+345] (62.72% of the sales of Friday) [+0.42%] (68.62% of the sales of Saturday) [-0.9%]

 

.... annnnnd, not especially.  Still seeing a very slight Sat gain (though not as fast as it was) with Sun barely gaining on the Fri percentage but starting to slip against the Sat one.

 

But in the end, the pacing wasn't changed all the much.  Or rather, Sat/Sun sales more or less mirrored the same bump that Fri sales saw without any meaningful difference one way or the other.

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[M37]

18 minutes ago, Relevation said:

Great FRI analysis - wanted to explore a bit more on what the potential IM could be here, however.

 

The Eras Tour doesn’t have THURS previews and is only running off half of FRI with a full SAT and SUN. So, if we’re assuming Friday plays like a normal movie’s Thursday, and Saturday and Sunday play like a normal movie’s Saturday and Sunday…

 

Then the logical conclusion to get an IM guesstimate is to take the preview to weekend ratios of other big movies and simply get rid of Friday by itself. A Thursday to THURS+SAT+SUN ratio if you will. Pulling out FRI from the weekend totals for some big movies gets me the following IMs

 

Avengers: Endgame - 4.32x

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - 3.19x

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 3.76x

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - 3.69x

Thor: Love and Thunder - 3.57x

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - 4.46x

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania - 4.41x

Barbie - 5.01x

Oppenheimer - 5.70x

 

Looking at this range, I think the numbers for Barbie and Oppenheimer are clearly too high to be useful, whereas the mid-October release rather than being buoyed by the Christmas and Summer weekdays makes me skeptical of those TROS and Thor 4 numbers. In my opinion, these numbers point to a likely multiple somewhere in the ballpark of 3.8x to 4x off TET’s FRI number. Soooooo if it’s doing $40-45M for FRI, then I’d probably set the range right now for TET’s opening weekend of around $150-180M barring a huge surge in comps late game.

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Ok I admit I was probably wrong on that $250-300M OW guess but in my defense, this was completely uncharted territory for presales tracking

 

In a vacuum, I might agree with you (and did some similar IM math a ways back). But we now have some Sat & Sun sales in hand, and while growing more than Friday, not nearly enough - given capacity is not a limiting factor - to really ballpark the IM from Friday that high 

 

It appears as though the Swiftie fan rush is sufficient to offset the limited number of shows on Friday, so you might be better off removing Thursday and using TFri as the baseline. My working midpoint is something like a +15% Sat/-20% Sun for a ~3.1x, though the IM range is skewed a bit higher to account for the possibility weekend sales pick up as awareness grows and we see closer to +50% Sat. Also won’t be shocked with a flat Sat from Fri though, if growth rate continues to stay low even on the more walk-up friendly days 

[vale9001]

26 minutes ago, Flip said:

you can't just take out Friday from the weekend. If Friday for some reason didn't exist then the business done there would migrate to the other days. Plus you can't compare concert film IM to a Tentpole blockbuster IM, no matter how fan-heavy they can be, because it's basically two different worlds. I think a better comparison despite the smaller scale could be the Justin Bieber concert film (2.3 IM but off a full Friday) or One Direction (1.8 IM also off full Friday) due to their rabid fanbases  like Taylor Swift. Since Friday is functioning more like previews here and most of the shows are close to capacity already, I think the IM could stretch higher into the 3.0-3.5x range, but not higher than that. The upper limit for OW is probably 160, with the lowest being 110

Justin Bieber in 2009 and One direction were only kids phenomenon with a very specific audience and 1 year of career 

 

While as every concert no doubt is a fan driven kinda of product, Swift has almost 20 years of career, has been a prominent star in the country scene, in the pop mainstream scene, even in the songwriting- folk americana market. 

Honestly comparing her to One direction feels to me like when some people here were comparing Barbie (a movie with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling) and its possibilities of weekend multiplier to Twilight with 16 years old teen star Taylor Lautner 😄

 

 

Of course the general audience She can reach Is way bigger and broader than One direction.

 

 

 

 

Edited September 30, 2023 by vale9001

[Relevation]

Beyonce in Final Talks to Release ‘Renaissance’ Concert Film Through AMC Theatres Following Taylor Swift Deal (EXCLUSIVE)

Edited September 30, 2023 by Relevation

[abracadabra1998]

On 9/22/2023 at 6:40 PM, abracadabra1998 said:

 

Minneapolis-St. Paul Area Previews:

 

Taylor Swift: Eras Tour (T-21):

Day: T-21	Shows	New Seats	Sold	Seats	% Sold
Totals: 20 theaters	125	286	12039	20755	58.01

 

Comps (last day I tracked each):

1.35x Barbie w/ EA at T-1: $30.14 Million

2.48x Oppenheimer at T-1: $26.05 Million

 

Barbie T-21 EA Comp: 15.86x- $17.45 Million (Unadjusted)

 

Minneapolis-St. Paul Area Previews:

 

Taylor Swift: Eras Tour (T-13):

Day: T-13	Shows	New Seats	Sold	Seats	% Sold
Totals: 20 theaters	128	612	12651	20936	60.43

 

Been slacking on Taylor, my last update was 8 days ago, so average of 76 tix sold a day. On par with the last few updates, nothing new to report.

 

Comps (last day I tracked each):

1.42x Barbie w/ EA at T-1: $31.64 Million

2.6x Oppenheimer at T-1: $27.35 Million

 

To make up for my slacking off, I'm following @Porthos descent into madness and looking into Saturday sales; it'll take a min, but I'll report back

[filmlover]

11 minutes ago, Relevation said:

Beyonce in Final Talks to Release ‘Renaissance’ Concert Film Through AMC Theatres Following Taylor Swift Deal (EXCLUSIVE)

Whoop there it is.

[Porthos]

42 minutes ago, M37 said:

In a vacuum, I might agree with you (and did some similar IM math a ways back). But we now have some Sat & Sun sales in hand, and while growing more than Friday, not nearly enough - given capacity is not a limiting factor - to really ballpark the IM from Friday that high 

 

It appears as though the Swiftie fan rush is sufficient to offset the limited number of shows on Friday, so you might be better off removing Thursday and using TFri as the baseline. My working midpoint is something like a +15% Sat/-20% Sun for a ~3.1x, though the IM range is skewed a bit higher to account for the possibility weekend sales pick up as awareness grows and we see closer to +50% Sat. Also won’t be shocked with a flat Sat from Fri though, if growth rate continues to stay low even on the more walk-up friendly days 

 

You know, it's actually interesting about capacity.  Even with the added surcharge, the PLF showings are still overwhelmingly more popular than anything else.

 

Just gonna look at Century Arden here for Saturday and Sunday:

 

Sat:

PLF
11:00am:   125/263	47.53%
2:45pm:	   149/263	56.65%
6:30pm:	   173/263	65.78%
10:10pm:    14/263	 5.32%

Stand:				
10:00am:     0/104	 0.00%
10:05am:    26/118	22.03%
10:30am:     9/164	 5.49%
11:45am:    31/164	18.90%
12:15pm:    28/118	23.73%
12:40pm:    30/118	25.42%
1:50pm:	    25/118	21.19%
2:15pm:	    21/164	12.80%
3:30pm:	    21/164	12.80%
4:00pm:	    11/118	 9.32%
4:25pm:	    28/118	23.73%
5:35pm:	    58/118	49.15%
5:45pm:	     0/104	 0.00%
6:00pm:	    77/164	46.95%
7:45pm:	    24/118	20.34%
8:10pm:	    26/118	22.03%
9:20pm:	    15/118	12.71%
9:30pm:	     0/104	 0.00%
9:45pm:	     9/164	 5.49%
11:00pm:     0/164	 0.00%
11:30pm:     0/118	 0.00%
11:55pm:     0/118	 0.00%

 

Sun:

PLF:
11:00am:   110/263	41.83%
2:45pm:	   134/263	50.95%
6:30pm:	   118/263	44.87%
10:10pm:     2/263	 0.76%
				
Stand:				
10:05am:    28/118	23.73%
10:30am:    13/164	 7.93%
10:45am:     0/104	 0.00%
11:45am:    49/164	29.88%
12:15pm:    16/118	13.56%
12:40pm:    23/118	19.49%
1:50pm:	    22/118	18.64%
2:15pm:	    37/164	22.56%
3:30pm:	    35/164	21.34%
4:00pm:	     7/118	 5.93%
4:25pm:	     9/118	 7.63%
5:35pm:	    23/118	19.49%
6:00pm:	    16/164	 9.76%
6:45pm:	     0/104	 0.00%
7:15pm:	    15/164	 9.15%
7:45pm:	     3/118	 2.54%
8:10pm:	     0/118	 0.00%
9:20pm:	     0/118	 0.00%
9:45pm:	     0/164	 0.00%
10:30pm:     0/104	 0.00%
11:00pm:    17/164	10.37%

 

Now some of this is an artifact of what showtimes were available when tickets first went on sale + new shows being added this past week.  Still, the overall pattern is clear.  PLFs, except for the late night showing, are doing brisk business.  

 

Everything else?  Well aside from a couple of Prime Time Corridors on Saturday, not as much.

 

NB:

 

A compare/contrast with a look at Fri:

PLF:
6:00pm:	   249/263	94.68%
9:45pm:	   156/263	59.32%

Stand:
6:20pm:	    96/118	81.36%
6:30pm:	    10/104	 9.62%
6:45pm:	   126/164	76.83%
7:00pm:	   121/164	73.78%
7:25pm:	    75/118	63.56%
10:05pm:    43/118	36.44%
10:15pm:     3/104	 2.88%
10:30pm:    52/164	31.71%
10:45pm:     1/164	 0.61%
11:10pm:    15/118	12.71%
12:01am:     4/118	 3.39%

 

 

[abracadabra1998]

17 minutes ago, Relevation said:

Beyonce in Final Talks to Release ‘Renaissance’ Concert Film Through AMC Theatres Following Taylor Swift Deal (EXCLUSIVE)

 

I guess the good thing about this one is we will have a direct comp from just a couple of months earlier 

[vale9001]

20 minutes ago, Relevation said:

Beyonce in Final Talks to Release ‘Renaissance’ Concert Film Through AMC Theatres Following Taylor Swift Deal (EXCLUSIVE)

Says should be mix of parts of the concerts + visuals videos + documentary.

I Hope it's just a concert.

Edited September 30, 2023 by vale9001

[Eric Furiosa]

20 minutes ago, Relevation said:

Beyonce in Final Talks to Release ‘Renaissance’ Concert Film Through AMC Theatres Following Taylor Swift Deal (EXCLUSIVE)

Called it!

[PrinceRico]

I would do anything to watch the visually stunning Black Is King in IMAX. What Beyoncé did with that was amazing 

[Bob Train]

The article says it's eyeing a Dec 1 release. That would mean it splits PLFs with Godzilla Minus One.