Weekend (8/10-12/12) Estimates: Bourne Legacy 40.3M; Campaign 27.4M; Hope Springs 15.6M

[Fake]

Brave: $1.877m

How much do you see it dropping next weekend against the two PG flicks?

[Shawn Robbins]

GUESS WE ARE STILL WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO SET UP THE MOVIES IN THE REVIEW SECTION??????????????

The Bourne Legacy:http://forums.boxoff...-bourne-legacy/The Campaign:http://forums.boxoffice.com/index.php?/topic/5075-the-campaign/Hope Springs:http://forums.boxoffice.com/index.php?/topic/5076-hope-springs-2012/

[Fake]

Official estimates for Bourne?

[Shawn Robbins]

How much do you see it dropping next weekend against the two PG flicks?

Honestly, my gut says not much -- with Timothy Green being distributed by Disney as well, we could see some of that classic Hollywood accounting.

[Shawn Robbins]

Official estimates for Bourne?

Universal hasn't reported to us yet. But...

Nitro Circus: $1.168m

Edited August 12, 2012 by ShawnMR

[ecstasy]

I doubt it, Safe House managed impressive legs for some reason.

Why do you doubt it? Time of year?

[Fake]

Honestly, my gut says not much -- with Timothy Green being distributed by Disney as well, we could see some of that classic Hollywood accounting.

Hoping for an increase then.

[Shawn Robbins]

Hoping for an increase then.

Who knows, these days? :lol:Still waiting on Sony and Universal.

[Fake]

Universal hasn't reported to us yet. But...

Nitro Circus: $1.168m

3D is back with a bang!

[Jim Shorts]

All this talk about the ending being lame is BS considering Bourne Identity ended in a similar fashion.

[lab276]

Why do you doubt it? Time of year?

I just don't see it holding that well. People don't seem very interested in going to the movies right now compared to February/March and it's reception isn't that great apparently. Also it's a sequel so it will be inherently frontloaded. I think it would've needed to open at least in the high 40's to low 50's to make more than $120m.Still anything could happen, but everything feels so predictable right now.

[ecstasy]

All this talk about the ending being lame is BS considering Bourne Identity ended in a similar fashion.

That ending was lame too.

[Fake]

Who knows, these days? :lol:Still waiting on Sony and Universal.

Sony is probably deciding whether they want to report TR number or not. :PCan't say I blame them.

[lab276]

All this talk about the ending being lame is BS considering Bourne Identity ended in a similar fashion.

Maybe that's why people think it's lame.

[Shawn Robbins]

I just don't see it holding that well. People don't seem very interested in going to the movies right now compared to February/March and it's reception isn't that great apparently. Also it's a sequel so it will be inherently frontloaded. I think it would've needed to open at least in the high 40's to low 50's to make more than $120m.Still anything could happen, but everything feels so predictable right now.

I tend to agree, especially with it being a sequel with less star power. I don't think Denzel gets enough credit sometimes for his ability to draw out the masses long after opening weekend.

[lab276]

Actually, this could be the first year ever where August is smaller than March.

[Shawn Robbins]

Bourne: $40.3m est. ($14.8m est Saturday)

[lab276]

Bourne: $40.3m est. ($14.8m est Saturday)

Safe House made $40.17m.

[Fake]

Bourne: $40.3m est. ($14.8m est Saturday)

As expected it came over 40m, and it will remain over 40m with actuals, with or without fudging.

[CJohn]

Safe House was a beast. Everytime I think about that OW it impresses me.

Edited August 12, 2012 by CJohn