Estimated Wknd Numbers - BD2(141.3M) Skyfall(41.5M) Lincoln(21M)

[John Marston]

No! Skyfall went down to 39m according to last Deadline update

Edited November 18, 2012 by John Marston

[FilmBuff]

Skyfall over 300 mil?

[Fake]

SUNDAY 6:45 AM, 10TH UPDATE: If you went to your local multiplex this weekend, you know how crowded it was: overall moviegoing was an impressive $245M, or +14% from last year. The main reason is that its the Twilight Saga’s swan song (until the inevitable reboot). But the franchise’s $2.5 billion box office may even climb to $3B all in judging by this weekend’s big bite of global theatrical grosses. The worldwide total for Summit Entertainment’s Breaking Dawn Part 2 was already $162.2M through Friday - and should hit $275+ global through Sunday. Summit has not yet released official domestic numbers for this finale. But my sources put them at an estimated $27M Sunday, $42.8M Saturday and $72.8M Friday (including Thursday 10 PM/Friday midnight shows). The latter represents the 6th highest opening day in history right behind the Twilight Saga’s Breaking Dawn Part One‘s $71.6M, andNew Moon‘s $72.7M. Breaking Dawn Part 2 should total $141+M for its debut weekend in 4,070 North American

theaters. It’s most likely that Breaking Dawn Part 2 beat the $138.1M set by Part 1 in 2011. But it’s still a squeaker if it beat New Moon‘s franchise first-weekend record of $142.8M set in 2009.

1. Breaking Dawn Part 2 (Summit/Lionsgate) NEW [Runs 4,070] PG13

Friday $72.8M, Saturday $42.8M, Weekend $141.0M

2. Skyfall (Eon/MGM/Sony) Week 2 [Runs 3,505] PG13

Friday $12.3M, Saturday $17.7M, Weekend $39.7M (-55%), Cume $160.0M

3. Lincoln (DreamWorks/Fox/Disney) Week 2 [Runs 1,775] PG13

Friday $6.3M, Saturday $8.6M, Weekend $21.1M, Cume $22.5M

4. Wreck-It Ralph (Disney) Week 3 [Runs 3,622] PG

Friday $4.4M, Saturday $8.7M, Weekend $18.7M, Cume $121.5M

5. Flight (Paramount) Week 3 [Runs 2,612] R

Friday $2.5M, Saturday $3.9M, Weekend $8.6M, Cume $61.3M

6. Argo (Warner Bros) Week 6 [Runs 2,210] R

Friday $1.1M, Saturday $1.9M, Weekend $4.0M, Cume $92.0M

7. Taken 2 (Fox) Week 7 [Runs 2,063] PG13

Friday $650K, Saturday $975K, Weekend $2.1M, Cume $134.6M

8. Pitch Perfect (Universal) Week 8 [Runs 1,122] PG13

Friday $398K, Saturday $567K, Weekend $1.3M, Cume $61.6M

9. Jab Tak Hai Jaan (Yash Raj Films) NEW [Runs 161] NR

Friday $367K, Saturday $536K, Weekend $1.2M

10. Here Comes The Boom (Sony) Week 6 [Runs 1,350] PG

Friday $330K, Saturday $525K, Weekend $1.1M, Cume $41.0M

I dunno what Nikki does nowadays.

[Fake]

Skyfall over 300 mil?

Nah... 275m-ish.

[cookie]

The numbers are all over the place.

[John Marston]

Nah... 275m-ish.

Impossible now

[Fake]

Impossible now

275m?

[Olive]

Impossible now

It will get a Thanksgiving boost next week, won't it?

[cookie]

200m should happen before Sunday next week so 75m after that wouldn't be hugely difficult.

[DAR]

Impossible now

[John Marston]

Weekend drop is too steep to reach 275

[kayumanggi]

God Nikki. Only 9.7 M for SKYFALL on Sunday? Crap.

[druv10]

SUNDAY 6:45 AM, 10TH UPDATE: If you went to your local multiplex this weekend, you know how crowded it was: overall moviegoing was an impressive $245M, or +14% from last year. The main reason is that its the Twilight Saga’s swan song (until the inevitable reboot). But the franchise’s $2.5 billion box office may even climb to $3B all in judging by this weekend’s big bite of global theatrical grosses. The worldwide total for Summit Entertainment’s Breaking Dawn Part 2 was already $162.2M through Friday - and should hit $275+ global through Sunday. Summit has not yet released official domestic numbers for this finale. But my sources put them at an estimated $27M Sunday, $42.8M Saturday and $72.8M Friday (including Thursday 10 PM/Friday midnight shows). The latter represents the 6th highest opening day in history right behind the Twilight Saga’s Breaking Dawn Part One‘s $71.6M, andNew Moon‘s $72.7M. Breaking Dawn Part 2 should total $141+M for its debut weekend in 4,070 North American

theaters. It’s most likely that Breaking Dawn Part 2 beat the $138.1M set by Part 1 in 2011. But it’s still a squeaker if it beat New Moon‘s franchise first-weekend record of $142.8M set in 2009.

1. Breaking Dawn Part 2 (Summit/Lionsgate) NEW [Runs 4,070] PG13

Friday $72.8M, Saturday $42.8M, Weekend $141.0M

2. Skyfall (Eon/MGM/Sony) Week 2 [Runs 3,505] PG13

Friday $12.3M, Saturday $17.7M, Weekend $39.7M (-55%), Cume $160.0M

3. Lincoln (DreamWorks/Fox/Disney) Week 2 [Runs 1,775] PG13

Friday $6.3M, Saturday $8.6M, Weekend $21.1M, Cume $22.5M

4. Wreck-It Ralph (Disney) Week 3 [Runs 3,622] PG

Friday $4.4M, Saturday $8.7M, Weekend $18.7M, Cume $121.5M

5. Flight (Paramount) Week 3 [Runs 2,612] R

Friday $2.5M, Saturday $3.9M, Weekend $8.6M, Cume $61.3M

6. Argo (Warner Bros) Week 6 [Runs 2,210] R

Friday $1.1M, Saturday $1.9M, Weekend $4.0M, Cume $92.0M

7. Taken 2 (Fox) Week 7 [Runs 2,063] PG13

Friday $650K, Saturday $975K, Weekend $2.1M, Cume $134.6M

8. Pitch Perfect (Universal) Week 8 [Runs 1,122] PG13

Friday $398K, Saturday $567K, Weekend $1.3M, Cume $61.6M

9. Jab Tak Hai Jaan (Yash Raj Films) NEW [Runs 161] NR

Friday $367K, Saturday $536K, Weekend $1.2M

10. Here Comes The Boom (Sony) Week 6 [Runs 1,350] PG

Friday $330K, Saturday $525K, Weekend $1.1M, Cume $41.0M

What is Nikke smoking? BD2 numbers add up to 142.6M just short of NM not 141M.

[kayumanggi]

So 6th biggest aggregated weekend ever. Could be 5th if Sunday is more generous.

[kayumanggi]

Nikki also has a different Friday number.

[druv10]

Not good Saturday jump for Skyfall, average hold at best for the weekend.

[Olive]

Official domestic weekend estimate: $21.0 million for LINCOLN from 1,775 locations. Location avg. = $11,831.

[CJohn]

That is amazing for Lincoln.

[Fake]

Pretty good for Lincoln. Should do 100m+.

[kayumanggi]

Good for LINCOLN.