Weekend Numbers [Aug 02 - Aug 04, 2024] | Actuals | 96.81M DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE | 22.80M TWISTERS | 15.45M TRAP

[Assassin]

1 hour ago, baumer said:

Well I always thought 600 was very doable after that opening weekend.

Same 

[emoviefan]

24 minutes ago, justnumbers said:

Won't matter and I'm pretty sure it is a full month.

 

From July 12th. July had 31 days.

Also  it always has to be pointed out movies do not get hit when they go digital/om demand since they still have to pay $20-25 bucks. It's when they go to the streamers-D+, Max, Amazon, Peacock, P+

[Grand Cine]

10 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

 

It was released on July 19.

After this , i don't think he will have impact on box office , we saw with animated movies .

[justnumbers]

Oh right. It was July 19th. Not 12th.

 

Fly Me To The Moon truly is just a blur.

 

Still. Won't matter.

[justnumbers]

The latest from M. Night Shyamalan gets a C+ CinemaScore, which is the same grade as Old, and a half-degree better than his previous thriller, Knock at the Cabin (C CinemaScore). Of the filmmaker’s highest CinemaScores at the B.O., it’s his 6x Oscar nominated 1999 opus, The Sixth Sense. PostTrak for Trap is much lower at 2 1/2 stars and 66%. 

[Boxofficerules]

1 hour ago, filmlover said:

$15M honestly seems acceptable for Trap assuming the budget is relatively low like the last few M. Night (though staging an Eras Tour-level concert with hundreds of extras might've driven the budget up). The premise seemed incredibly far-fetched even for a movie like this, the marketing made it appear that it gave away the big third act twist (leaving little room for suspense), and they didn't even bother to screen it for critics, so it didn't have any positive momentum heading into release. Landing in the Knock at the Cabin/Old range seems like a minor win for it tbh.

The budget was $40 million.

[titanic2187]

7 minutes ago, NGGKroze said:

Didn't DM4 opened on IO2 3rd weekend and affected it. DP&W don't have anything on its 3rd weekend, and we might wait for the 4th so Romulus can claim #1 spot. A 100M or so 2nd weekend most certainly would mean 40M+ 3rd one at the very least which could be further boosted by D23 being on Augst 9-11th

DM4 opened during IO2 4th week. 

[charlie Jatinder]

1 hour ago, HummingLemon496 said:

He's not from Reddit so no

[harry713]

With DP&W heading for 600m+ DOM, this will be only the second calendar year two films pass that threshold with IO2 already comfortably over the milestone. The other year being 2018 where 3 films passed the threshold (BP, A:IW, Incredibles2).
 

Now I really do hope Moana2 overperforms and pulls off 600m DOM too so Disney can have a near mirror performance (unadjusted) to 2018 with less than half the number of films released. 

[grey ghost]

Any guesses why movies that open to 200+m always cross 600m?

 

Is it the momentum or a lucky coincidence? 

[filmlover]

Moana 2 will obviously be big but IIRC many thought the first would be Frozen levels of huge eight years ago and it fell well short of those goals (though was still a smash obviously, Frozen was a "lightning in a bottle" success that was always going to be hard to duplicate), so I wouldn't quite predict that level of explosion yet, especially when it'll be facing direct-ish competition from Wicked a few days before (and is being sold like an Event by Universal). I'm having a good feeling that those two + Gladiator 2 are going to be providing a lot of good news for theaters this Thanksgiving, hopefully some of the more mid-sized movies do well (Red Notice One looks like an obvious bomb but Here should have no problem finding itself in that $60-80M total sweet spot that Tom Hanks vehicles have been landing in for about a decade now).

Edited August 3 by filmlover

[justnumbers]

Gotta bring it up again: letting The Wild Robot where it is will end up being a BIG mistake.

[XXRDJisDoctorDoom]

1 minute ago, grey ghost said:

Any guesses why movies that open to 200+m always cross 600m?

 

Is it the momentum or a lucky coincidence? 

 

Hype/interest + quality + calendar. Eventually it won't happen. Had TLK 19' or MOM hit $200M, neither would have reached $600M. 

[grey ghost]

2 hours ago, Grand Cine said:

Yes , only Iron Man , The First Avengers , Black Panther and GOTG 3 have better holds in second weekend ( without previews)

 

But metacritic...

[HummingLemon496]

Now Deadpool 3 is gonna miss the AOU-Avengers 1 range by overshooting it. Will any MCU movie fall into this range? Maybe Spider-Man 4?

[grey ghost]

4 minutes ago, justnumbers said:

Gotta bring it up again: letting The Wild Robot where it is will end up being a BIG mistake.

 

It seems like it was dumped.

 

The trailer was beautiful but maybe it would've been better suited as an animated short.

[justnumbers]

At this rate, Shyamalan movies will end up at Lionsgate.

[HummingLemon496]

1 minute ago, grey ghost said:

But metacritic...

Oh yeah so many people who were celebrating the "bad reviews" originally have all conspicuously disappeared

[Eric Deetz]

 

[Assassin]

28 minutes ago, Boxofficerules said:

The budget was $40 million.

Deadline updated their article and now it's listed as $30M