Jack Reacher: Never Go Back | October 21, 2016 | IMAX confirmed. Trailer on page 7.

[John Marston]

this is the 5th most Rotten Cruise movie

 

 

 

1. Cocktail - 5%

2. Losin It - 22%

3. Endless Love - 25% 

4. Lions for Lambs - 27%

5. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back - 38% 

 

 

[efialtes76]

WOM will be bad.

[Captain Craig]

Even if this eeked out a 3x it's still a bad showing for a Cruise movie domestically. That's assuming the actuals on Monday go down(which I feel they likely will by at least 500K)

[HesAPooka]

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Overseas, Never Go Back launched to $31M and took the number one spot in 20 markets with most debuts beating the last film. China opened day and date with North America grossing $5.6M over three days compared to the two-day $4.8M debut of the first film from February 2013, two months after the domestic release. The first Jack Reacher grossed $218M globally and this $60M-budgeted sequel is likely to reach that mark, if not surpass it. Key markets Germany, Japan, Spain, Korea, Brazil, and Mexico are still to open in November.

http://boxofficeguru.com/weekend.htm

[Avatree]

On 10/21/2016 at 5:56 AM, John Marston said:

this is the 5th most Rotten Cruise movie

 

 

 

1. Cocktail - 5%

2. Losin It - 22%

3. Endless Love - 25% 

4. Lions for Lambs - 27%

5. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back - 38% 

 

 

Jack Reacher 2 is at 40%. Days of Thunder 39%. 

[John Rambo]

Wtf never expected this to touch less than 50% 

 

[The Dark Alfred]

The reviews are actually not bad, more average I'd say. Some critics still can't get over the fact that Cruise has been casted. Many negative points they mention are ironically fundamental to the character, and Cruise played it really nicely, it's not a show off action, a low-key, old school thriller executed well.

 

It's doing solid business, will turn into profit in a couple of weeks.  250m WW is likely. Bring on Reacher 3 and pick a much brutal storyline, there's plenty of fantastic novels to choose from, Paramount managed to pick the two lamest one.

Edited October 24, 2016 by The Dark Alfred

[keysersoze123]

49 minutes ago, The Dark Alfred said:

The reviews are actually not bad, more average I'd say. Some critics still can't get over the fact that Cruise has been casted. Many negative points they mention are ironically fundamental to the character, and Cruise played it really nicely, it's not a show off action, a low-key, old school thriller executed well.

 

It's doing solid business, will turn into profit in a couple of weeks.  250m WW is likely. Bring on Reacher 3 and pick a much brutal storyline, there's plenty of fantastic novels to choose from, Paramount managed to pick the two lamest one.

 

 

looks like it will stop under 70m domestic. For it to make 250m it will need 180m+. Considering it has bombed in china and opened quite low in several other markets I dont see how its going to increase OS. 200m WW is a good number at this point.

[John Rambo]

36 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

 

looks like it will stop under 70m domestic. For it to make 250m it will need 180m+. Considering it has bombed in china and opened quite low in several other markets I dont see how its going to increase OS. 200m WW is a good number at this point.

250 is possible if holdovers are good and how GER, japan mexico SK etc perform 

Yea considering China fig it looks impossible as of now....it has to perform exceedingly well coming weekend and in rest of markets to have a shot at 250m

Edited October 24, 2016 by John Rambo
typo

[The Dark Alfred]

The first one made only 15m in China. Wasn't expected to do more than 20m, playing in half of the theatres that the Mechanic is in. It seem to be doing fine so far overseas, we'll see how it holds up the upcoming weeks. Japan and Korea - two strong Cruise markets are still to come.

 

70m domestic would be a respectable tally.

[HesAPooka]

As tradition with most Cruise movies they're met with doom and gloom headlines but then the numbers seem to be pretty good.

 

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$31M start in 42 markets — 20 of which were No. 1s. Combined with the domestic opening, the global bow is $54M. That’s 28% bigger than the original 2012 film whose worldwide launch was $42M in like-for-like markets, per Par.

 

[Arlborn]

1 hour ago, HesAPooka said:

As tradition with most Cruise movies they're met with doom and gloom headlines but then the numbers seem to be pretty good.

 

 

28% bigger in like-for-like markets than the first one? Sure, the release months are different and it's hard to compare because of it but that does sound pretty good, doesn't it?

[Ethan Hunt]

Anyone here seen it?

[ACSlater]

It was alright for a matinee...

[Captain Craig]

8 hours ago, ACSlater said:

It was alright for a matinee...

I wanted to catch a matinee yesterday....stupid Dentist appointment took too long for me to get it in before I had to meet my wife.

[Avatree]

10 hours ago, Ethan Hunt said:

Anyone here seen it?

yeah, it's decent.

[John Rambo]

11 hours ago, Ethan Hunt said:

Anyone here seen it?

Solid Entertainer.

[Kraken]

I have to wait until Nov 24 

[Blankments]

Final predicts:

 

DOM: 75M

WW: 194M

[Captain Craig]

Hopefully this still pulls a profit. 

A guy at work saw it and loved it. He said,"Fuck RT, it's a fun film"!