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Total hogwash.   Captain Marvel is a rare example of a blockbuster that looks light on the surface and is enjoyable at a popcorn level but actually serves multiple viewings. It's a rich exploration of character the likes of which we hadn't had in a supe movie.   It's an existential superhero film that we hadn't really got before. The tagline was 'Discover what makes her a hero' - everything played into that notion.   The character is referred to as Carol, Capt. Danv

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16 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

Where do people see Barbie after this coming weekend? 460M DOM total? Can it hold well enough for a 60M+ weekend DOM?

I think WB might be satisfied with Barbie results and will push theater owners to give more screens to the Meg2 and Blue Beetle next two weekends. I'm thinking about $55m 3rd weekend and $35m 4th weekend for $650m dom at the moment.

 

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If that 15 million number holds up for Barbie it would be the 11th largest second Monday ever. If you left out the Christmas holidays' second Mondays it would be behind Shrek 2 and TPM (though those had Memorial?) for number 3.

 

TGM did 12.4 million for second Monday.

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27 minutes ago, IronJimbo & Sheldon's Son said:

I guess that's happening because of capacity contraints on the OW (PLFs for Avatar, general capacity for Mario, Barbie and TGM which theatres probably didn't expect to play as big as a MCU tentpole). Saying that, Maverick did open to 4,735 locations so maybe I'm just chatting shit but I'd be curious to see the showing counts for all of these movies in their OW versus something like No Way Home or Multiverse of Madness.

 

Barbie was definitely hampered by capacity. Avatar was really a wait and see by audiences, and a desire to see it in a certain format. Same with Top Gun.

 

Trying to put this in a more statistical context, that post pandemic, we already have 3 films that are in the top 10 domestic, and Barbie will possibly get in there by the end.

 

But we've only had 1 film place in the top 10 for domestic weekend opener.

 

However, those three top 10 films that didn't place big openers, they weren't recent sequels. They are all familiar IP, l, but not in the case of Barbie, still something new to theatres. Same with Mario.

 

For Avatar and Top Gun, they are such large gaps that they were essentially starting fresh with audiences to some extent.

 

It'll be interesting to see what happens when one of these produces a direct sequel. Does the opening audience grow? Do theatres better plan for it and have the capacity?

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@across the Jat verse do you have any numbers for haunted mansion and sound of freedom? I'm really curious as to if sound of freedom might surpass it on weekday numbers.

 

It's unfortunate that haunted mansion did so poorly because I actually enjoyed it which I did not think I would.

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19 minutes ago, BoxOfficeZ said:

If that 15 million number holds up for Barbie it would be the 11th largest second Monday ever. If you left out the Christmas holidays' second Mondays it would be behind Shrek 2 and TPM (though those had Memorial?) for number 3.

 

TGM did 12.4 million for second Monday.

They had Memorial Day. Barbie has the highest non-holiday 2nd Monday of all time (unadjusted). 

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11th biggest MON in third week ever.

 

biggest non-holiday MON in third week ever.

Biggest 2nd Monday at the Domestic Box Office

 

 

Rank Date Movie Gross Theaters Per
Theater 		Total
Gross
1 Dec 26, 2022 Avatar: The Way of Water $32,270,430 4,202 $7,680 $293,290,336
2 Dec 26, 2016 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story $32,085,637 4,157 $7,718 $318,119,079
3 Dec 28, 2015 Star Wars Ep. VII: The Force Awakens $31,362,029 4,134 $7,586 $571,420,943
4 Dec 25, 2017 Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Last Jedi $27,459,557 4,232 $6,489 $395,627,411
5 Dec 27, 2021 Spider-Man: No Way Home $24,770,593 4,336 $5,713 $495,184,575
6 May 31, 2004 Shrek 2 $23,408,002 4,223 $5,543 $260,313,719
7 Dec 28, 2009 Avatar $19,418,139 3,456 $5,619 $232,129,323
8 Jan 1, 2018 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle $16,222,389 3,765 $4,309 $185,224,946
9 May 31, 1999 Star Wars Ep. I: The Phantom Menace $15,504,435 3,023 $5,129 $207,099,058
10 Dec 30, 2019 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker $15,302,130 4,406 $3,473 $377,488,536
11 Jul 31, 2023 Barbie $15,000,000 4,337 $3,459 $366,414,453
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