Weekend EST- IA4 45.5M; TASM 35M(-44%); Ted 22.1M; Brave 10.7M; MM 9M

[Accursed Arachnid!™]

Rth, don't ever "disappear".

[A Marvel Fanboy]

So ERC doesnt track real box office (just estimates and anyls), only rentrak now ?

I thought hollywood.com was founded in the 2000s.

[druv10]

Rth, don't ever "disappear".

Definitely, he's fountain of BO information. A God among us mere mortals. :worthy: :worthy:

[The Hand of Illumination]

I can't believe that the hater loonies are trying to actually turn Spider-Man's wisecracking AGAINST him. This is HILLARIOUS, META and MENTAL at the same time. Jameson would be proud.

No I wouldn't be.

[kayumanggi]

For a veteran I'm surprised you're taking BOM's numbers which don't factor in 3D prices.

Is $7.93 the average 2D price?

[Sims]

$7.93 is the average price of all movies. It accounts for 3D but only in terms of every movie released that year. You have to calculate 3D separately for individual movies.

[cory]

Is $7.93 the average 2D price?

No, for 2011 $7.60 was the average 2D price and $10.85 was the average 3D price

Note that those are not very accurate numbers compared to what people actually pay during the first few weeks of a movie's run, but it's consistent with the data we have from before the 3D era and therefore useful for the purposes of comparison.

Edited July 15, 2012 by cory

[kayumanggi]

But I think the difference won't be that "significant" since movies 3D share IMO weakens as weekends pass by.

[cory]

But I think the difference won't be that "significant" since movies 3D share IMO weakens as weekends pass by.

That's easy to account for, and it does make a significant difference because the earlier weekends have a bigger 3D share and make up the majority of the total gross.Toy Story 3BOM vs Spizzer's methodWk 1: 21.26M vs 18.41MWk 2: 11.84M vs 10.13MWk 3: 7.70M vs 6.78M40.8 vs 35.32 after 3 weeks52.2 vs 47.4M totalThe ticket estimates do start to converge, but there's still a great difference in the beginning.Now you could argue that kids' prices would give ticket sales a boost not reflected in the gross, which is why I gave a large range for the Pixar films. Edited July 15, 2012 by cory

[kayumanggi]

The problem here is different sources give different averages.

[cory]

All from NATO's yearly averages (which are bullshit, but it's what we have).

[kayumanggi]

That's still a great total. Thanks.

[lab276]

No, for 2011 $7.60 was the average 2D price and $10.85 was the average 3D priceNote that those are not very accurate numbers compared to what people actually pay during the first few weeks of a movie's run, but it's consistent with the data we have from before the 3D era and therefore useful for the purposes of comparison.

It's based on the amount of money all the 2D and 3D films make throughout their entire runs divided by the tickets sold. It's accurate.

[cory]

Kayu was asking if it was the average 2D price. It's not. And it's not a useful comparison tool to have an overall average when different movies have different format shares.

[JackO]

No Saturday numbers?

[superduperm]

No Saturday numbers?

Don't Saturday numbers take until like midnight Pacific time or 3 AM Eastern time to finally be revealed?

[lab276]

Kayu was asking if it was the average 2D price. It's not. And it's not a useful comparison tool to have an overall average when different movies have different format shares.

As far as I can tell, it's about yearly admissions as a whole, not for individual films. And it's better than nothing, you'll be in the vicinity anyway. Edited July 15, 2012 by lab276

[kayumanggi]

As far as I can tell, it's about yearly admissions as a whole, not for individual films. And it's better than nothing, you'll be in the vicinity anyway.

This.

[fmpro]

I want 13 mill for TASM

[Fake]

No numbers yet?