Weekdays Thread 11/20-11/23 | #TUE - HGBOSS $6.5M, Trolls 3 $4.73M, Thanksgiving $1.59M, The Marvels $1.57M

[jeffthehat]

Great hold for BoSS. I think it'll have good legs. I wasn't expecting much after the reviews but I liked it a lot. 

[Halberstram]

32 minutes ago, jeffthehat said:

Great hold for BoSS. I think it'll have good legs. I wasn't expecting much after the reviews but I liked it a lot. 

Is it a great hold because of the film’s WOM or more because schools out and it’s the biggest blockbuster out currently?

Edited November 21, 2023 by Halberstram

[Johnny Tran]

57 minutes ago, Halberstram said:

Is it a great hold because of the film’s WOM or more because schools out and it’s the biggest blockbuster out currently?

 

Where are schools out?  Every school I've seen was in session Monday and Tuesday.  Holiday weekend starts tomorrow. 

[Halberstram]

1 minute ago, Johnny Tran said:

 

Where are schools out?  Every school I've seen was in session Monday and Tuesday.  Holiday weekend starts tomorrow. 

California

[CJohn]

Lets not forget THG loses all PLFs today. I expect it to drop quite a bit today, to like 4.2-4.5M.

[poweranimals]

Weird that the box office websites aren't reporting the Hunger Games numbers for yesterday.

[jeffthehat]

2 hours ago, Halberstram said:

Is it a great hold because of the film’s WOM or more because schools out and it’s the biggest blockbuster out currently?

 

Yeah could be the holiday as the Sunday hold was really good too. We'll see 

[Jean Claude Web Madam]

1 hour ago, CJohn said:

Lets not forget THG loses all PLFs today. I expect it to drop quite a bit today, to like 4.2-4.5M.

 

Why so early? Is Napoleon getting all of those?

[Litio]

1	(1)	The Hunger Games: The Bal…	Lionsgate	$5,266,808	-52%		3,776	$1,395	$49,873,951	4
2	(2)	Trolls Band Together	Universal	$3,270,410	-60%		3,870	$845	$34,442,935	4
3	(4)	Thanksgiving	Sony Pictures	$1,200,609	-54%		3,204	$375	$11,506,881	4
4	(3)	The Marvels	Walt Disney	$1,137,196	-61%	-52%	4,030	$282	$66,082,591	11
5	(5)	Five Nights at Freddy’s	Universal	$509,960	-51%	-2%	2,829	$180	$133,180,235	25

[Borobudur]

48 minutes ago, Jean Claude Web Madam said:

 

Why so early? Is Napoleon getting all of those?

No. Both will be sharing PLF including IMAX.

 

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(1)

The Hunger Games: The Bal…

Lionsgate

$5,266,808

-52%

3,776

$1,395

$49,873,951

4

 

The Monday's number is even higher. 

[emoviefan]

Great hold for BOSS. 100 million seems to be a lock

Edited November 22, 2023 by emoviefan

[Borobudur]

3 hours ago, Halberstram said:

Is it a great hold because of the film’s WOM or more because schools out and it’s the biggest blockbuster out currently?

Some schools are out but I don't think that is the reason because Trolls drop more than HG: BOSS. Schools factor would have put animation drop lower than a 2 hours and half live action. 

[grim22]

11 hours ago, Issac Newton said:

 

 

 

Eternals had a 1.45M Thanksgiving Monday and did a further 27M from this point. Sub-90M finish looking likely for The Marvels.

[Gavin Feng]

wish is definitely gonna have a meh CinemaScore grade.

 

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[MovieMan89]

I am curious to see how close Trolls gets to Wish for the 5 day. Not sure I can go as far to say it will win since that would be a truly epic disaster for Wish, but well, I wouldn’t be surprised either. 

[Noctis]

4 hours ago, emoviefan said:

Great hold for BOSS. 100 million seems to be a lock

 

$100m was always a lock. There was no way it was going to miss $100m with a holiday release and a $44.6m OW.

[Movie nerd]

Holly shit, Marvel/Cbm movies fans are just plain dumb and clueless, they can't grasp any sort of context or nuance. Just look at the comments and quotes of this tweet. 

[ListenHunnyUrOver]

1 hour ago, Movie nerd said:

Holly shit, Marvel/Cbm movies fans are just plain dumb and clueless, they can't grasp any sort of context or nuance. Just look at the comments and quotes of this tweet. 

Honestly they're not 100% wrong though, these historical epics with superhero sized budgets are all bombing bar Oppenheimer.

[Movie nerd]

8 minutes ago, ListenHunnyUrOver said:

Honestly they're not 100% wrong though, these historical epics with superhero sized budgets are all bombing bar Oppenheimer.

Killers of the Flower Moon and Napoleon are not bombing, or Air for Amazon, they are primarly streaming plays for Apple and Amazon, theatrical run is nothing more than bonus for them and net positive for theathers. 

It's completely diffrent situation than The Marvels or Indiana Jones. 

[TwoMisfits]

Streaming Deals this Black Friday

 

Hulu - 99 cents/month for a year - $2/month Disney Plus Add on (best) - this is a give away price - plan accordingly for Disney movies next year...

Peacock - $1.99/month for a year or $19.99/annual (I got this for the parade and Olympics b/c it's my cycle to Peacock year)

Max - $2.99/month for 6 months - I have not yet re-upped, but tempted

Paramount Plus ("worst" deal) - $1.99/month for just 3 months - I'm actually not picking this up, even though it's the year I cycle to Paramount and Peacock - I'm gonna wait for this to expire in 3 months and see if offers get better...

 

I haven't tracked Netflix or Amazon but I don't think either offers much - and AppleTV is offered for free for so many things (I think Black Friday it's 3 months with Target or Playstation, but that's not new)...

Edited November 22, 2023 by TwoMisfits