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

charlie Jatinder · March 11

3 hours ago, TheFlatLannister said:

FLORIDA

Ghostbusters

Thursday

T-11

SHOWINGS

SEATS SOLD

TOTAL SEATS

PERCENT SOLD

482

3144

97492

3.2%

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

SEATS SOLD SINCE YESTERDAY

180

SHOWINGS ADDED SINCE YESTERDAY

0

SELLOUTS

0

COMPS

T-11

(0.554x) of Dune 2 $5.13M

Comps average: $5.13M

Another big increase. Now over $5M

Something off here. Either Dune was very poor in Florida or Ghostbuster has some boost. Dune comp shouldn’t be $5M+ for GB, more so if you including IMAX EA.

In MiniTC2, it will be $1.8M and here Dune was an under-performer.

MTC1 comp be $3.2M for THU alone & $2.6M including EA.

leoh · March 11

14 hours ago, abracadabra1998 said:

Minneapolis St. Paul Area Previews:

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (T-11):

Day: T-11 Shows New Seats Sold Seats % Sold

Totals: 19 theaters 106 29 354 19591 1.81

Type of tix: Total: New: Percentage:

PLFs: 6 0 4.38

MTC1: 86 17 62.77

Marcus: 11 2 8.03

Alamo: 7 2 5.11

Other chains: 33 12 24.09

Comps:

1.25x Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom: $5.63 Million

1.46x Wonka: $5.12 Million

0.82x BoSS: $4.73 Million

0.69x TMNT (w/ EA): $3.78 Million

2.07x Haunted Mansion (w/ EA): $6.42 Million

0.4x Indy 5: $2.9 Million

Average: $4.76 Million

Numbers pulled earlier than usual because of an Oscars watch party, and this should be the bottom of the U curve, but it's a bad update nonetheless. Rolling with these comps from now on, a bit all over the place but I'm really not sure how this is going to behave from here.

really good increase and matches perfectly @TheFlatLannister tracking in Florida as well.

it seems we’re going to have a third hit in March!!!! Really good news for theaters!!!!!

Edited March 11 by leoh

charlie Jatinder · March 11

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire MiniTC2 T-11 Days

Thursday - 506/68661 (237 showings)

Comps

1.43x Wonka - $5M

1.64x Haunted Mansion - $5.1M

0.99x Shazam - $3.3M

0.30x Indiana Jones - $2.2M

vafrow · March 11

22 hours ago, vafrow said:

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Western GTA (Southern Ontario), T-12, Thursday previews,

Total Sales: 48

New Sales: 3

Growth: 7%

Theatres tracked: MTC4

Total theatres: 4

Showtimes: 17

Radius: 19 km

Tickets per showtime: 2.9

Ticket premium in effect: Yes

Sales by timing (sales/showtimes)

Late Afternoon: 5/3

Early Evening: 40/5

Late Evening: 3/5

Sales by format (sales/showtimes)

Dolby: 38/10
IMAX:3/1
VIP: 7/2

T-13 Comps

0.407x HG:BoSS for $2.3M

0.814x Madame Web for $4.9M

1.655x Aquaman 2 for $7.4M

0.101x Dune 2 for $1.0M

0.134x The Marvels for $0.9M

1.846x Wonka for $6.5M

Nothing too interesting.

I did do a pull on last night for Friday sales, which was 166, or 3.45x it's current Thursday. That's encouraging i figure.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Western GTA (Southern Ontario), T-11, Thursday previews,

Total Sales: 55

New Sales: 7

Growth: 15%

Theatres tracked: MTC4

Total theatres: 4

Showtimes: 17

Radius: 19 km

Tickets per showtime: 2.9

Ticket premium in effect: Yes

Sales by timing (sales/showtimes)

Late Afternoon: 5/3

Early Evening: 47/5

Late Evening: 3/5

Sales by format (sales/showtimes)

Dolby: 42/10
IMAX:3/1
VIP: 10/2

T-13 Comps

0.417x HG:BoSS for $2.4M

0.859x Madame Web for $5.2M

1.477x Aquaman 2 for $6.5M

0.112x Dune 2 for $1.1M

0.152x The Marvels for $1.0M

2.115x Wonka for $7.4M

Average: 3.9

Steady growth continues.

I'm waiting on the full showtime sets to hit on Tuesday night. I think that'll help this along. At the same time, there's a few other movies going up for sale this week, and I do wonder if that's going to hurt or help sales here.

TheFlatLannister · March 11

8 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:

Something off here. Either Dune was very poor in Florida or Ghostbuster has some boost. Dune comp shouldn’t be $5M+ for GB, more so if you including IMAX EA.

In MiniTC2, it will be $1.8M and here Dune was an under-performer.

MTC1 comp be $3.2M for THU alone & $2.6M including EA.

Dune pace wasn’t great here

vafrow · March 11

Monkey Man up for sale on MTC4 in Canada.

All three films I intended to track over the next couple of months are all starting this week.

This will be a slow burn, so won't be too onerous. Like Fall Guy, I'll likely try to not update daily though.

charlie Jatinder · March 11

39 minutes ago, TheFlatLannister said:

Dune pace wasn’t great here

But Dune had way better sales upfront. Dune comp increasing is fine, it just shouldn’t start with 5M

keysersoze123 · March 11

1 minute ago, charlie Jatinder said:

But Dune had way better sales upfront. Dune comp increasing is fine, it just shouldn’t start with 5M

I think he kept EA sales separate and he is definitely not adjusting for ATP as well.

charlie Jatinder · March 11

Just now, keysersoze123 said:

I think he kept EA sales separate and he is definitely not adjusting for ATP as well.

I am talking from Thu only and just admits pov.

Boxofficerules · March 11

When do tickets for The First Omen and Abigail go on sale?

katnisscinnaplex · March 11

On 3/10/2024 at 9:33 AM, katnisscinnaplex said:

Movie Day Area TC Shows New Sold Seats % Sold

Arthur the King T-4 Jax 5 14 0 10 1,173 0.85%

Phx 6 15 3 16 1,955 0.82%

Ral 7 20 3 14 1,779 0.79%

Total 18 49 6 40 4,907 0.82%

T-4 comps

- Peter Rabbit - .588x (529k)

- Dog - missed

- Jungle Cruise - .197x (529k)

- Stillwater - 1.9x (533k)

- Otto (expansion) - .698x (431k)

- King Richard (OD) - .494x (957k)

Size adjusted comps - 558k

(Pretty interesting that three comps are right at 530k)

Let me know if anyone has any other comp suggestions. I'm also eying a couple other Wahlberg movies Uncharted and Father Stu.

Movie	Day	Area	TC	Shows	New	Sold	Seats	% Sold
American Society	T-3	Jax	4	9	8	8	770	1.04%
		Phx	4	9	9	9	993	0.91%
		Ral	5	14	6	6	1,348	0.45%
	Total		13	32	23	23	3,111	0.74%
Arthur the King	T-3	Jax	5	14	0	10	1,173	0.85%
		Phx	6	15	4	20	1,955	1.02%
		Ral	7	20	2	16	1,779	0.90%
	Total		18	49	6	46	4,907	0.94%
Love Lies Bleeding	T-3	Jax	3	8	4	4	608	0.66%
		Phx	6	14	27	27	1,096	2.46%
		Ral	7	19	23	23	1,794	1.28%
	Total		16	41	54	54	3,498	1.54%
One Life	T-3	Jax	4	10	5	5	662	0.76%
		Phx	2	5	4	4	448	0.89%
		Ral	1	3	0	0	174	0.00%
	Total		7	18	9	9	1,284	0.70%

Arthur T-3 comps

- Peter Rabbit - .529x (476k)

- Dog - .613x (773k)

- Jungle Cruise - .12x (520k)

- Stillwater - 1.77x (495k)

- Otto (expansion) - .648x (411k)

- King Richard (OD) - .315x (611k)

Size adjusted comps - 521k

Love Lies T-3 comps

- Last Night in Soho - .75x (563k)

- Ambulance - .9x (630k)

- Bones & All - 1.35x (466k)

- Men - .818x (346k)

- X - .844x (371k)

Size adjusted comps - 465k (I would lean more on the last two comps as A24 tends to have a higher presale rate)

American Society T-3 comps

- Easter Sunday - .359x (180k)

- Joy Ride - .418x (376k)

- House Party - .821x

- Vengeance - .852x

- Family Camp - .742x

One Life T-3 comps

- Joe Bell - 1.5x

- She Said - .474x (76k)

katnisscinnaplex · March 11

On 3/10/2024 at 9:35 AM, katnisscinnaplex said:

Movie Day Area TC Shows New Sold Seats % Sold

Ghostbusters: FE T-11 Jax 5 56 0 111 8,681 1.28%

Phx 6 53 -2 122 9,018 1.35%

Ral 8 39 2 131 5,604 2.34%

Total 19 148 0 364 23,303 1.56%

T-11 comps

- Haunted Mansion (Total) - 1.127x (3.49m)

- Shazam 2 - .813x (2.76m)

- Suicide Squad - 1.24x (5.08m)

- NTTD (Total) - .631x (3.97m

- TMNT (Total) - .655x (3.67m)

- MI:7 (Total) - .426x (3.75m)

- Ghostbusters Afterlife (Total) - .831x (3.74m)

Size adjusted comps - 3.84m

A couple other movies that may be comps, but I'm not committing to the model yet

- Nope - .915x (5.85m)

- Morbius - .634x (3.61m)

Movie	Day	Area	TC	Shows	New	Sold	Seats	% Sold
Ghostbusters: FE	T-10	Jax	5	56	6	117	8,681	1.35%
		Phx	6	53	0	122	9,018	1.35%
		Ral	8	39	5	136	5,604	2.43%
	Total		19	148	11	375	23,303	1.61%

T-10 comps

- Haunted Mansion (Total) - 1.123x (3.48m)

- Shazam 2 - .821x (2.79m)

- Suicide Squad - 1.24x (5.09m)

- NTTD (Total) - .614x (3.87m

- TMNT (Total) - .627x (3.51m)

- MI:7 (Total) - .415x (3.65m)

- Ghostbusters Afterlife (Total) - .786x (3.54m)

- Uncharted - .972x (3.59m)

- Indiana Jones - .457x (3.29m)

Size adjusted comps - 3.76m

Pretty steady here over the last week. Been dropping a little but overall staying in the same range.

A couple other movies that may be comps, but I'm not committing to the model yet

- Nope - .884x (5.66m)

- Morbius - .612x (3.49m)

keysersoze123 · March 11

On 3/7/2024 at 2:17 PM, keysersoze123 said:

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire MTC1

Previews - 18963/529081 335243.77 2701 shows

Friday - 11111/600988 191662.51 3165 shows

2 weeks to go. Still does not look like its going to outopen afterlife.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire MTC1

Previews - 21725/529908 383404.47 2709 shows

Friday - 13724/602897 235653.12 3175 shows

This is as of now and so Dune 2 comps are under $3m if you assume thursday at 9.35m(Isn't that what @charlie Jatinder said). Anyway I wont compare this with Dune anyway. Let us see how it finishes.

charlie Jatinder · March 11

14 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire MTC1

Previews - 21725/529908 383404.47 2709 shows

Friday - 13724/602897 235653.12 3175 shows

This is as of now and so Dune 2 comps are under $3m if you assume thursday at 9.35m(Isn't that what @charlie Jatinder said). Anyway I wont compare this with Dune anyway. Let us see how it finishes.

Some THU comps

HG:BOSS - $5M
Indy - $4.2M
Trans 6 - $4.9M

Wonka - $4.5M

Dune - $3.2M THU only / $2.7M including EA (shave 10% from both for atp)

Eric is Quiet · March 11

Quorum Updates

Love Lies Bleeding T-4: 18.08%

The First Omen T-25: 32.4%

Despicable Me 4 T-114: 54.95%

Longlegs T-123: 15.26%

Borderlands T-151: 29.2%

Terrifer 3 T-228: 25.03%

Arthur the King T-4: 41.78% Awareness

Final Awareness: 85% chance of 10M, 47% chance of 20M

Low Awareness: 87% chance of 10M, 25% chance of 20M

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire T-11: 60.44% Awareness

Final Awareness: 100% chance of 20M, 91% chance of 30M, 86% chance of 40M, 77% chance of 50M, 64% chance of 60M, 50% chance of 70M, 36% chance of 80M, 36% chance of 100M

Animation/Family Awareness: 100% chance of 30M, 87% chance of 60M, 50% chance of 70M, 37% chance of 80M, 25% chance of 100M

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare T-39: 16.12% Awareness

T-30 Awareness: 14% chance of 10M

Low Awareness: 11% chance of 10M

misterpepp · March 11

Challengers on sale April 12

M37 · March 11

Mind the Gap

I know this really isn’t quite the place to post this analysis, but wanted it in an active/ongoing forum to be able to refer back to it; but hiding most under spoiler boxes to not clog up the thread

So you know that whole $225-$325M domestic total Dead Zone I keep going on about? After further review, turns out it's both very real (and spectacular?), and is not a direct result of a shrinking post-pandemic theatrical audience, but rather started even a few years before COVID

The Data

Spoiler

Pulled all $100M+ grossing films since 2015. (Why 2015? Hold that thought). Counted the number of films finishing with 10% of a given final domestic gross (shout to @Legion Again for that suggestion), to account for outside factors like competition, holiday effects, etc, that can either boost or hold down the final total. Given that the $100M+ level is only the last 15-25% of the distribution curve for all major/wide releases, if the sample were random (normal), we would expect to see a continually declining line as values go up, like this

But instead we get clear peaks and valleys, clustering and then voids, and while some of that fluctuation could be noise in a smaller data set, the disparity between those highs and lows is significant enough that to me indicates that there is some additional force/factors at play. Here's how it looks if the X-axis values are continually increased by 10% rather than a flat value (ie so no overalp in the ranges)

We get another small mini-peak around $625M, and what looks like what could be another peak around $100/$110M (but data doesn't go that low ... for now)

Note: final totals for 2023 films still in release, as well as those cut off by the pandemic in 2020, have been estimated

There are better odds of a film picked at random of grossing $600-$650M than $250-$300M!

Since 2015 only one PG13 or R release has finished with final domestic gross between $235M and $315M. Can you name it?

Spoiler

Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2, with a $281.7M final gross all the way back in 2015

The Theory

Spoiler

When I first began pointing out this void, the underlying hypothesis was that there was some unseen bar that had to be cleared, for a film to break out from the more limited audience pool to a broader one. They either had some kind of “it factor” or did not, with nothing in between (until Little Mermaid became one the one post pandemic exception).

Looking at the longer term data set, that’s not quite true: family films quite often slide into The Dead Zone. Stepping back, I suppose that makes sense: the primary audience are kids, and the parents buying the tickets probably have a lower threshold for what family films are acceptable to watch in theaters as opposed to all adults selecting films on their own. But setting those PG family films aside, there is a clear gap between the haves and have nots

The Catch

Spoiler

So why does this natural resistance to middle tier grossing films seemingly kick off in 2015? Likely because we saw the domestic market become more top heavy. From 2010-14, the top 5 films released in a calendar year averaged just under $350M each, which accounted for 16.5% of the roughly $10.5B annual total. But from 2015-2019, those same 5 films per year jumped to over $516M on average, now collecting 22.5% of the $11.5B total. To put it another way, the top 5 ballooned by nearly 50% on average, while the overall market only saw 10% growth. Attendance was largely being shifted upwards to the top, at the expense of the titles below.

Perhaps this string of giant “event films” – MCU, Star Wars, Jurassic, etc – began to take up so much attention, not just during their runs but even in the weeks/months leading up to them, that it became more difficult for films a step or two below, that previously been able to grind their way into the Dead Zone, to gain enough traction to do so anymore. They didn’t have the “it factor” of the big brands, and instead topped out at a soft ceiling of ~$230M, most even below $200M. The rise of streaming likely also plays a role in this effect, as with larger new content libraries readily available, it becomes more difficult to pick up those tail end stragglers to add another $20/$30/$50M to the total.

The But

Spoiler

After all this verbosity, will we ever see another $250M non-animated film? Almost certainly we will, and I wouldn’t be surprised if there were several this year in particular. Why? The release calendar is largely absent of those top heavy tentpoles, typically with their Spring/Early summer, mid to late Summer and Xmas flags already planted, and probably gives films that were destined to run up again the invisible wall more space to flourish.

The adults who typically see a handful (3-6) movies a year, who in 2022 could have had dates circled for Strange MoM, JWD, BPWF and Avatar 2 (maybe TGM too) probably have only late July’s Deadpool 3 as a must see, followed by (I suppose) Joker, and then … surely IO2 and DM4 will pick up some adults, but after that I guess Beetlejuice 2? And, uh ...? And none of these (at least to me) scream $500M potential (though to be fair, neither did Mario or Barbie)

Looking back at 2014, the last non-pandemic affected year without a true major event film and the top release under $340M (note: Sniper is really a 2015 release), and you instead find FIVE films settling into the void that would open up the following year. So in a year lacking the big draws at the top, should not be at all surprised to see the mid-tier films return, find their way into the Dead Zone, perhaps starting off with Dune II

Porthos · March 11

57 minutes ago, M37 said:

Mind the Gap

I know this really isn’t quite the place to post this analysis, but wanted it in an active/ongoing forum to be able to refer back to it; but hiding most under spoiler boxes to not clog up the thread

So you know that whole $225-$325M domestic total Dead Zone I keep going on about? After further review, turns out it's both very real (and spectacular?), and is not a direct result of a shrinking post-pandemic theatrical audience, but rather started even a few years before COVID

The Data

Reveal hidden contents

Pulled all $100M+ grossing films since 2015. (Why 2015? Hold that thought). Counted the number of films finishing with 10% of a given final domestic gross (shout to @Legion Again for that suggestion), to account for outside factors like competition, holiday effects, etc, that can either boost or hold down the final total. Given that the $100M+ level is only the last 15-25% of the distribution curve for all major/wide releases, if the sample were random (normal), we would expect to see a continually declining line as values go up, like this

But instead we get clear peaks and valleys, clustering and then voids, and while some of that fluctuation could be noise in a smaller data set, the disparity between those highs and lows is significant enough that to me indicates that there is some additional force/factors at play. Here's how it looks if the X-axis values are continually increased by 10% rather than a flat value (ie so no overalp in the ranges)

We get another small mini-peak around $625M, and what looks like what could be another peak around $100/$110M (but data doesn't go that low ... for now)

Note: final totals for 2023 films still in release, as well as those cut off by the pandemic in 2020, have been estimated

There are better odds of a film picked at random of grossing $600-$650M than $250-$300M!

Since 2015 only one PG13 or R release has finished with final domestic gross between $235M and $315M. Can you name it?

Reveal hidden contents

Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2, with a $281.7M final gross all the way back in 2015

The Theory

Reveal hidden contents

When I first began pointing out this void, the underlying hypothesis was that there was some unseen bar that had to be cleared, for a film to break out from the more limited audience pool to a broader one. They either had some kind of “it factor” or did not, with nothing in between (until Little Mermaid became one the one post pandemic exception).

Looking at the longer term data set, that’s not quite true: family films quite often slide into The Dead Zone. Stepping back, I suppose that makes sense: the primary audience are kids, and the parents buying the tickets probably have a lower threshold for what family films are acceptable to watch in theaters as opposed to all adults selecting films on their own. But setting those PG family films aside, there is a clear gap between the haves and have nots

The Catch

Reveal hidden contents

So why does this natural resistance to middle tier grossing films seemingly kick off in 2015? Likely because we saw the domestic market become more top heavy. From 2010-14, the top 5 films released in a calendar year averaged just under $350M each, which accounted for 16.5% of the roughly $10.5B annual total. But from 2015-2019, those same 5 films per year jumped to over $516M on average, now collecting 22.5% of the $11.5B total. To put it another way, the top 5 ballooned by nearly 50% on average, while the overall market only saw 10% growth. Attendance was largely being shifted upwards to the top, at the expense of the titles below.

Perhaps this string of giant “event films” – MCU, Star Wars, Jurassic, etc – began to take up so much attention, not just during their runs but even in the weeks/months leading up to them, that it became more difficult for films a step or two below, that previously been able to grind their way into the Dead Zone, to gain enough traction to do so anymore. They didn’t have the “it factor” of the big brands, and instead topped out at a soft ceiling of ~$230M, most even below $200M. The rise of streaming likely also plays a role in this effect, as with larger new content libraries readily available, it becomes more difficult to pick up those tail end stragglers to add another $20/$30/$50M to the total.

The But

Hide contents

After all this verbosity, will we ever see another $250M non-animated film? Almost certainly we will, and I wouldn’t be surprised if there were several this year in particular. Why? The release calendar is largely absent of those top heavy tentpoles, typically with their Spring/Early summer, mid to late Summer and Xmas flags already planted, and probably gives films that were destined to run up again the invisible wall more space to flourish.

The adults who typically see a handful (3-6) movies a year, who in 2022 could have had dates circled for Strange MoM, JWD, BPWF and Avatar 2 (maybe TGM too) probably have only late July’s Deadpool 3 as a must see, followed by (I suppose) Joker, and then … surely IO2 and DM4 will pick up some adults, but after that I guess Beetlejuice 2? And, uh ...? And none of these (at least to me) scream $500M potential (though to be fair, neither did Mario or Barbie)

Looking back at 2014, the last non-pandemic affected year without a true major event film and the top release under $340M (note: Sniper is really a 2015 release), and you instead find FIVE films settling into the void that would open up the following year. So in a year lacking the big draws at the top, should not be at all surprised to see the mid-tier films return, find their way into the Dead Zone, perhaps starting off with Dune II

re: The But

ATP hikes are also gonna play a part sooner or later. Yes, as ticket prices rise, some folks will either get priced out or decide tickets are too costly. At the same time as purchasing power rises and memories fade about how much ticket used to cost, then it starts to ebb back.

Or to put a different way, might just see the gap shift a bit as time moves on. Be interesting to look for at the macro level over the next three, four, five years.

Inceptionzq · March 11

On 3/8/2024 at 5:06 PM, Inceptionzq said:

Did a quick check of Ghostbusters Frozen Empire in Denver and Alamo Drafthouse.

Denver Thursday

525/19404

1.535x GB Afterlife T-13 (6.91M)

Ghostbusters Frozen Empire Denver Thursday

AMC Westminster 24

Total

116

2091

5.55%

AMC Highlands Ranch 24

Total

110

2005

5.49%

SEATS SOLD	SOLD PAST 3 DAYS	TOTAL SEATS	PERCENT SOLD	THEATERS	SHOWINGS
598	73	19395	3.08%	13	95

0.963	Black Adam T-10	7.32M
0.630	Transformers T-10	5.55M
1.410	GB Afterlife T-10	6.35M

Inceptionzq · March 11

On 3/8/2024 at 5:06 PM, Inceptionzq said:

Did a quick check of Ghostbusters Frozen Empire in Denver and Alamo Drafthouse.

Drafthouse Thursday

2409/20889

1.406x GB Afterlife T-13 (6.33M)

Friday

2360/26657

1.653x GB Afterlife T-14 (20.08M)

Saturday

2665/28172

2.04x GB Afterlife T-15 (33.52M)

Sunday

1426/25015

2.52x GB Afterlife T-16 (27.56M)

Ghostbusters Frozen Empire Alamo Drafthouse

T-10 Thursday

130 Showings

2620

+211

21171

ATP:

17.01

1.273

GB Afterlife T-10

5.73M

T-11 Friday

164 Showings

2624

+264

26739

ATP:

16.90

1.468

GB Afterlife T-11

17.83M

T-12 Saturday

173 Showings

3044

+339

28168

ATP:

15.57

1.697

GB Afterlife T-12

27.89M

T-13 Sunday

157 Showings

1619

+193

25011

ATP:

14.79

1.965

GB Afterlife T-13

21.46M

Day: T-11	Shows	New Seats	Sold	Seats	% Sold
Totals: 19 theaters	106	29	354	19591	1.81

Type of tix:	Total:	New:	Percentage:
PLFs:	6	0	4.38
MTC1:	86	17	62.77
Marcus:	11	2	8.03
Alamo:	7	2	5.11
Other chains:	33	12	24.09

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