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Post by therealcomicman117 on Aug 2, 2019 16:13:24 GMT
Pretty "eh weekend". Hobbs & Shaw should probably do 59m.
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Aug 3, 2019 15:50:07 GMT
That's a better Friday number for Hobbs & Shaw, then I was expecting. deadline.com/2019/08/hobbs-shaw-targeting-4-5m-thursday-night-early-b-o-read-1202659422/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY(VS. PREV FRI) 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Hobbs & Shaw Uni 4,253 $23.8M $60M-$61M $60M-$61M 1 2 Lion King Dis 4,802 (+77) $11.2M $37.9M (-50%) $430.5M 3 3 Once…H’Wood Sony 3,659 $5.6M (-67%) $19.3M (-53%) $78.1M 2 4 Spidey..Home Sony 3,446 (-405) $2.2M (-37%) $7.9M (-36%) $360.4M 5 5 Toy Story 4 Dis 3,225 (-385) $2.1M (-35%) $7M (-33%) $409.9M 7 6 Yesterday Uni/WT 1,837 (-713) $690K (-20%) $2.4M (-21%) $67.9M 6 7 The Farewell A24 409 (+274) $703K (+50%) $2.2M (+49%) $6.7M 4 8 Crawl Par 2,085 (-635) $610K (-47%) $2.1M (-48%) $36M 4 9 Aladdin Dis 1,370 (-428) $580K (-36%) $1.9M (-37%) $350.2M 11 10 Annabelle 3 WB/NL 919 (-368) $270K (-44%) $885K (-43%) $71.6M 6 |
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Post by morton on Aug 3, 2019 19:35:25 GMT
That's a better Friday number for Hobbs & Shaw, then I was expecting. deadline.com/2019/08/hobbs-shaw-targeting-4-5m-thursday-night-early-b-o-read-1202659422/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY(VS. PREV FRI) 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Hobbs & Shaw Uni 4,253 $23.8M $60M-$61M $60M-$61M 1 2 Lion King Dis 4,802 (+77) $11.2M $37.9M (-50%) $430.5M 3 3 Once…H’Wood Sony 3,659 $5.6M (-67%) $19.3M (-53%) $78.1M 2 4 Spidey..Home Sony 3,446 (-405) $2.2M (-37%) $7.9M (-36%) $360.4M 5 5 Toy Story 4 Dis 3,225 (-385) $2.1M (-35%) $7M (-33%) $409.9M 7 6 Yesterday Uni/WT 1,837 (-713) $690K (-20%) $2.4M (-21%) $67.9M 6 7 The Farewell A24 409 (+274) $703K (+50%) $2.2M (+49%) $6.7M 4 8 Crawl Par 2,085 (-635) $610K (-47%) $2.1M (-48%) $36M 4 9 Aladdin Dis 1,370 (-428) $580K (-36%) $1.9M (-37%) $350.2M 11 10 Annabelle 3 WB/NL 919 (-368) $270K (-44%) $885K (-43%) $71.6M 6 I wonder if Hobbs & Shaw going up was due to the two cameos in it. I've only see a few of the Fast and Furious films, so I don't really know how it compares. I enjoyed it for the most part. It was mostly a fun dumb, but sometimes it would just be too much even for me. I think most of my audience enjoyed it even though there wasn't any clapping or any hoots and hollers like at End Game or John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Aug 3, 2019 20:41:08 GMT
That's a better Friday number for Hobbs & Shaw, then I was expecting. deadline.com/2019/08/hobbs-shaw-targeting-4-5m-thursday-night-early-b-o-read-1202659422/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY(VS. PREV FRI) 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Hobbs & Shaw Uni 4,253 $23.8M $60M-$61M $60M-$61M 1 2 Lion King Dis 4,802 (+77) $11.2M $37.9M (-50%) $430.5M 3 3 Once…H’Wood Sony 3,659 $5.6M (-67%) $19.3M (-53%) $78.1M 2 4 Spidey..Home Sony 3,446 (-405) $2.2M (-37%) $7.9M (-36%) $360.4M 5 5 Toy Story 4 Dis 3,225 (-385) $2.1M (-35%) $7M (-33%) $409.9M 7 6 Yesterday Uni/WT 1,837 (-713) $690K (-20%) $2.4M (-21%) $67.9M 6 7 The Farewell A24 409 (+274) $703K (+50%) $2.2M (+49%) $6.7M 4 8 Crawl Par 2,085 (-635) $610K (-47%) $2.1M (-48%) $36M 4 9 Aladdin Dis 1,370 (-428) $580K (-36%) $1.9M (-37%) $350.2M 11 10 Annabelle 3 WB/NL 919 (-368) $270K (-44%) $885K (-43%) $71.6M 6 I wonder if Hobbs & Shaw going up was due to the two cameos in it. I've only see a few of the Fast and Furious films, so I don't really know how it compares. I enjoyed it for the most part. It was mostly a fun dumb, but sometimes it would just be too much even for me. I think most of my audience enjoyed it even though there wasn't any clapping or any hoots and hollers like at End Game or John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum. I'd have to imagine that if the cameos helped at all, it was probably only a little. If anything Deadline likely underestimated the numbers, and the Fast & The Furious films in general benefits from later showings in the West Coast. I thought it was mostly fun, but it did feel a bit "stale-ish". The action was incredible of course (Leitch really knows how to shoot a set-piece). That being said what I appreciated the most was seeing the film go "full-on" with the family concept, especially the parallels between Hobbs & Shaw and their own siblings. My admittedly, very small audience, seem to really be into it too. I could see it legging out in August, just because competition is really weak this month. |
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Post by morton on Aug 3, 2019 21:19:03 GMT
I wonder if Hobbs & Shaw going up was due to the two cameos in it. I've only see a few of the Fast and Furious films, so I don't really know how it compares. I enjoyed it for the most part. It was mostly a fun dumb, but sometimes it would just be too much even for me. I think most of my audience enjoyed it even though there wasn't any clapping or any hoots and hollers like at End Game or John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum. I'd have to imagine that if the cameos helped at all, it was probably only a little. If anything Deadline likely underestimated the numbers, and the Fast & The Furious films in general benefits from later showings in the West Coast. I thought it was mostly fun, but it did feel a bit "stale-ish". The action was incredible of course (Leitch really knows how to shoot a set-piece). That being said what I appreciated the most was seeing the film go "full-on" with the family concept, especially the parallels between Hobbs & Shaw and their own siblings. My admittedly, very small audience, seem to really be into it too. I could see it legging out in August, just because competition is really weak this month. That makes sense. I do think at least recently Deadline tends to underestimate things, maybe because that makes them look better than if they overestimate something? I also appreciated the family angle too. I don't see this having the amazing run that the original franchise has had, but I could see at least one sequel to get more information and maybe even closure on their families like the missing dad who I think will turn up again at some point . |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Aug 3, 2019 21:47:30 GMT
I'd have to imagine that if the cameos helped at all, it was probably only a little. If anything Deadline likely underestimated the numbers, and the Fast & The Furious films in general benefits from later showings in the West Coast. I thought it was mostly fun, but it did feel a bit "stale-ish". The action was incredible of course (Leitch really knows how to shoot a set-piece). That being said what I appreciated the most was seeing the film go "full-on" with the family concept, especially the parallels between Hobbs & Shaw and their own siblings. My admittedly, very small audience, seem to really be into it too. I could see it legging out in August, just because competition is really weak this month. That makes sense. I do think at least recently Deadline tends to underestimate things, maybe because that makes them look better than if they overestimate something? I also appreciated the family angle too. I don't see this having the amazing run that the original franchise has had, but I could see at least one sequel to get more information and maybe even closure on their families like the missing dad who I think will turn up again at some point . Deadline tends to throw numbers up really early, that means that more often then not they tend to be "off", when it comes to early numbers, because they wanna get them out immediately, usually those "estimates", go up or down later in the evening. They did seem to be setting up a sequel, especially considering they left the whole Eteon's head thing open, which was the source of their problems. I'm curious to see if they'll continue that, and tackle the new virus that was discovered at the end, which definitely should be a problem. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Aug 4, 2019 16:04:55 GMT
Good drop for Hollywood. Hobbs & Shaw stabilized of course. www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/1 N Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Uni. $60,800,000 - 4,253 - $14,296 $60,800,000 $200 1 2 1 The Lion King (2019) BV $38,246,000 -50.1% 4,802 +77 $7,965 $430,889,078 - 3 3 2 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Sony $20,025,000 -51.3% 3,659 - $5,473 $78,842,475 $90 2 4 3 Spider-Man: Far from Home Sony $7,755,000 -37.7% 3,446 -405 $2,250 $360,328,925 $160 5 5 4 Toy Story 4 BV $7,150,000 -31.6% 3,225 -385 $2,217 $410,050,743 - 7 6 6 Yesterday Uni. $2,440,000 -20.8% 1,837 -713 $1,328 $67,902,655 $26 6 7 10 The Farewell A24 $2,429,114 +60.0% 409 +274 $5,939 $6,837,624 - 4 8 5 Crawl Par. $2,150,000 -47.1% 2,085 -635 $1,031 $36,090,773 $13.5 4 9 7 Aladdin (2019) BV $2,018,000 -33.6% 1,370 -428 $1,473 $350,369,592 $183 11 10 9 Annabelle Comes Home WB (NL) $875,000 -43.7% 919 -368 $952 $71,575,112 - 6 |
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Post by Miles Morales on Aug 4, 2019 18:12:48 GMT
Good drop for Hollywood. Hobbs & Shaw stabilized of course. www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/1 N Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Uni. $60,800,000 - 4,253 - $14,296 $60,800,000 $200 1 2 1 The Lion King (2019) BV $38,246,000 -50.1% 4,802 +77 $7,965 $430,889,078 - 3 3 2 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Sony $20,025,000 -51.3% 3,659 - $5,473 $78,842,475 $90 2 4 3 Spider-Man: Far from Home Sony $7,755,000 -37.7% 3,446 -405 $2,250 $360,328,925 $160 5 5 4 Toy Story 4 BV $7,150,000 -31.6% 3,225 -385 $2,217 $410,050,743 - 7 6 6 Yesterday Uni. $2,440,000 -20.8% 1,837 -713 $1,328 $67,902,655 $26 6 7 10 The Farewell A24 $2,429,114 +60.0% 409 +274 $5,939 $6,837,624 - 4 8 5 Crawl Par. $2,150,000 -47.1% 2,085 -635 $1,031 $36,090,773 $13.5 4 9 7 Aladdin (2019) BV $2,018,000 -33.6% 1,370 -428 $1,473 $350,369,592 $183 11 10 9 Annabelle Comes Home WB (NL) $875,000 -43.7% 919 -368 $952 $71,575,112 - 6 I think $125-130 million final for OUaTiH is likely. Any more will depend on strong holds. Can Hobbs & Shaw surpass John Wick 3? |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Aug 4, 2019 18:27:03 GMT
Good drop for Hollywood. Hobbs & Shaw stabilized of course. www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/1 N Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Uni. $60,800,000 - 4,253 - $14,296 $60,800,000 $200 1 2 1 The Lion King (2019) BV $38,246,000 -50.1% 4,802 +77 $7,965 $430,889,078 - 3 3 2 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Sony $20,025,000 -51.3% 3,659 - $5,473 $78,842,475 $90 2 4 3 Spider-Man: Far from Home Sony $7,755,000 -37.7% 3,446 -405 $2,250 $360,328,925 $160 5 5 4 Toy Story 4 BV $7,150,000 -31.6% 3,225 -385 $2,217 $410,050,743 - 7 6 6 Yesterday Uni. $2,440,000 -20.8% 1,837 -713 $1,328 $67,902,655 $26 6 7 10 The Farewell A24 $2,429,114 +60.0% 409 +274 $5,939 $6,837,624 - 4 8 5 Crawl Par. $2,150,000 -47.1% 2,085 -635 $1,031 $36,090,773 $13.5 4 9 7 Aladdin (2019) BV $2,018,000 -33.6% 1,370 -428 $1,473 $350,369,592 $183 11 10 9 Annabelle Comes Home WB (NL) $875,000 -43.7% 919 -368 $952 $71,575,112 - 6 I think $125-130 million final for OUaTiH is likely. Any more will depend on strong holds. Can Hobbs & Shaw surpass John Wick 3? I'd say there's a strong chance of it surpassing John Wick 3. Fast & Furious films aren't known for their good legs, but the movie has the entire month of August to itself with little competition, aside from a few sequels that nobody asked for. I could see it doing similar business to last year's The Meg, and grossing between 170m to 180m. |
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Post by Ryan_MYeah on Aug 6, 2019 23:11:57 GMT
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Post by pupdurcs on Aug 7, 2019 3:55:08 GMT
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Post by countjohn on Aug 7, 2019 7:02:51 GMT
Knew right when I clicked on it that he was going to non-ironically talk about "family" in the context of Fast and Furious.  Still, I think we should put to bed all the talk about The Rock being the biggest movie star in the world. |
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Post by pupdurcs on Aug 7, 2019 7:21:40 GMT
Still, I think we should put to bed all the talk about The Rock being the biggest movie star in the world. Ummm...why? Despite Tyrese bitching, a180 million Global weekend for a spin-off without China is hardly something to ding Dwayne's claim to the throne. His strength is and always has been his international numbers (he's merely solid in the States), and I expect when China enters the mix, he'll start outperforming again. That is a solid opening. I think the burden that it should perform like the recent billion dollar + grossing Fast & Furious films was ridiculous and unfair to begin with. Dwayne was not the sole reason those films performed like they did. The ensemble (Vin, Michelle, Ludacris, even Whiny Tyrese etc) make those movies reach those heights now. People have grown up with all these characters. As corny as that "family" shit is when it comes to the F&F franchise, it really does make a differance to the main films. Seems weird to cite a film that may probably make 700+ million dollars worldwide as something to prove The Rock can't be regarded as the world's biggest movie star. We all need some reality checks here |
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