Weekend Numbers | actuals | 30.15M KFP IV | 28.50M DUNE II

[wildphantom]

There will be a few hundred thousand between these two for sure.  Neither hitting $30 million though by the looks (maybe Panda JUST hits the number)

Edited March 17 by wildphantom

[efialtes76]

2 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:

12.7

11.9

Any reason for those awful increases?

[AniNate]

Upfront demand clearly wearing off for Panda, though I still think it can ride the lack of competition through April to close to $200m+

[narniadis]

12 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

Any reason for those awful increases?

I assume a combo of Spring Break (which inflated Friday) and maybe early St. Paddys Day stuff? To be under 50% for both of them is tough, but not terribly out of line with the last couple of years.

[charlie Jatinder]

25 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

Any reason for those awful increases?

FRI jumps were better than expected so probably SAT cancelling that out a bit.

[charlie Jatinder]

Dragon 3 FRI and SAT jumps in same calendar configuration.

Mar 8, 2019	2	$3,353,480	+144%	-48%	4,042	$830	$108,319,605	15
Mar 9, 2019	2	$6,656,655	+98%	-53%	4,042	$1,647	$114,976,260	16
Mar 10, 2019	2	$4,674,870	-30%	-51%	4,042	$1,157	$119,651,130	17
Mar 11, 2019	2	$1,411,510	-70%	-21%	4,042	$349	$121,062,640	18
Mar 12, 2019	2	$2,238,780	+59%	-15%	4,042	$554	$123,301,420	19
Mar 13, 2019	2	$1,548,105	-31%	+4%	4,042	$383	$124,849,525	20
Mar 14, 2019	2	$1,449,570	-6%	+6%	4,042	$359	$126,299,095	21
Mar 15, 2019	4	$2,561,555	+77%	-24%	3,727	$687	$128,860,650	22
Mar 16, 2019	4	$4,047,295	+58%	-39%	3,727	$1,086	$132,907,945	23
Mar 17, 2019	4	$2,668,460	-34%	-43%	3,727	$716	$135,576,405	24
Mar 18, 2019	4	$778,110	-71%	-45%	3,727	$209	$136,354,515	25
Mar 19, 2019	4	$1,225,440	+57%	-45%	3,727	$329	$137,579,955	26
Mar 20, 2019	4	$835,055	-32%	-46%	3,727	$224	$138,415,010	27
Mar 21, 2019	4	$804,620	-4%	-44%	3,727	$216	$139,219,630	28
Mar 22, 2019	5	$1,685,140	+109%	-34%	3,347	$503	$140,904,770	29
Mar 23, 2019	5	$2,875,365	+71%	-29%	3,347	$859	$143,780,135	30
Mar 24, 2019	5	$1,959,560	-32%	-27%	3,347	$585	$145,739,695	31

[Unfitclock]

@charlie Jatinder Arthur Saturday numbers?

[JimmyB]

To bad nothing else is making any money this month.

 

Angel Studios movies seem to all make around the same amount 10-15m. 

 

Dog movies usually make decent money.  But, Arthur isnt making much.

 

Imaginary is the only horror film and is going to pull in Nightswim numbers.

 

Boring weekend. 

 

 

[charlie Jatinder]

2 minutes ago, JimmyB said:

To bad nothing else is making any money this month.

[Brainbug]

3 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

 

[JimmyB]

9 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

Yeah, GxK will do great but I was mostly talking about something mid budget breaking out.  Besides, Dune and Panda this month everything else is meh/bad

[Daxtreme]

Honestly, it seems like it's the first "bad" day of Dune's run yet with a 39% drop from last Saturday it's still not even bad, it's amazing.

 

Oh expectations, how you have ruined it for us

[filmnerdjamie]

13 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

Honestly, it seems like it's the first "bad" day of Dune's run yet with a 39% drop from last Saturday it's still not even bad, it's amazing.

 

Oh expectations, how you have ruined it for us

 

[filmlover]

I think Arthur the King could've done better with a more aggressive marketing campaign since Dog proved there is still an audience for canine flicks featuring A-listers (even if Wahlberg has always been a wildly inconsistent draw). But I guess the studio didn't see it as worth the effort for a movie that was sitting on the shelf for a few years and was only given a theatrical release because of the barren schedule due to the strikes.

[Issac Newton]

 

 

[JonathanMB]

15 minutes ago, filmlover said:

I think Arthur the King could've done better with a more aggressive marketing campaign since Dog proved there is still an audience for canine flicks featuring A-listers (even if Wahlberg has always been a wildly inconsistent draw). But I guess the studio didn't see it as worth the effort for a movie that was sitting on the shelf for a few years and was only given a theatrical release because of the barren schedule due to the strikes.

 

Yeah, Dog was basically only the second truly original film to make $60M post-COVID IIRC, its breakout was a very pleasant surprise with how few non-sequels had done well up to that point. People love dogs, and I think there's still an audience for something sentimental and cheesy like this. But yeah Lionsgate didn't try nearly as hard as it could have; the only time I saw that trailer in front of a movie was Napoleon in IMAX and Perfect Days last weekend. 

[JonathanMB]

4 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:

 

 

 

About $100k higher than Drive-Away Dolls in 1,000 less theaters. Guess there's a $2.5M cap on opening weekends for lesbian crime movies. 

[Issac Newton]

 

 

[Issac Newton]

 

 

[Issac Newton]