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Post by therealcomicman117 on Jun 7, 2019 17:28:02 GMT
Both of those numbers are not pretty. Pets 2 looks to drop like at least 50% from the first on opening weekend alone. Another shitty weekend!
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Post by jakob on Jun 8, 2019 16:34:06 GMT
$33M for Dark Phoenix is embarrassing and damn near comparable to Fant4stic’s $25M opening in 2015.
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Post by theycallmemrfish on Jun 8, 2019 18:18:56 GMT
$33M for Dark Phoenix is embarrassing and damn near comparable to Fant4stic’s $25M opening in 2015. I'd say it's worse considering it had a hugely bankable franchise before it (whereas F4 was a shit reboot of a shit sandwich). |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Jun 8, 2019 19:08:32 GMT
Pathetic weekend. Two sequels topped the box office, and they did poor numbers. Can Toy Story 4 please just get released already? deadline.com/2019/06/dark-phoenix-secret-life-of-pets-2-weekend-box-office-1202628724/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Secret Life Of Pets 2 Uni/Ill 4,561 $16.3M $46.2M $46.2M 1 2 Dark Phoenix Dis/Fox 3,721 $14M $33.9M $33.9M 1 3 Aladdin Dis 3,805 (-671) $6.7M (-43%) $24.6M (-43%) $210.1M 3 4 Godzilla..Monsters WB/Leg 4,108 $4.2M (-78%) $14.4M (-70%) $77.4M 2 5 Rocketman Par 3,610 $3.9M (-57%) $13.3M (-48%) $49.8M 2 6 John Wick 3 LG 2,776 (-828) $2M (-32%) $7.4M (-33%) $138.7M 4 7 Ma Uni/Blum 2,816 (+8) $2.2M (-69%) $7.1M (-61%) $32M 2 8 Avengers: Endgame Dis 2,121 (-984) $1.4M (-33%) $5.5M (-31%) $825.1M 7 9 Pokemon… WB/Leg 2,161 (-986) $887K (-52%) $3.3M (-52%) $137.7M 5 10 Booksmart UA/ANNP 1,134 (1,384) $451K (-54%) $1.6M (-53%) $17.8M 3 |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Jun 8, 2019 19:09:58 GMT
SLOP2 lost nearly 60% of its opening weekend audience, when compared to the first. That's a damn near sequel drop on the level of Alice Looking Through The Looking Glass. Even more embarrassingly Dark Phoenix actually had a higher per-theater average, with less screens.
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Post by Miles Morales on Jun 8, 2019 19:29:56 GMT
SLOP2 lost nearly 60% of its opening weekend when compared to the first. That's a damn near sequel drop on the level of Alice Looking Through The Looking Glass. Even more embarrassingly Dark Phoenix actually had a higher per-theater average, with less screens. Literally the only silver lining SLoP 2 has is that its budget was only $80 million. Otherwise we would've been looking at a gigantic flop. |
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Post by Pavan on Jun 9, 2019 6:23:09 GMT
SLOP2 lost nearly 60% of its opening weekend when compared to the first. That's a damn near sequel drop on the level of Alice Looking Through The Looking Glass. Even more embarrassingly Dark Phoenix actually had a higher per-theater average, with less screens. Literally the only silver lining SLoP 2 has is that its budget was only $80 million. Otherwise we would've been looking at a gigantic flop.That's Dark Phoenix. |
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Post by Miles Morales on Jun 9, 2019 7:29:24 GMT
Literally the only silver lining SLoP 2 has is that its budget was only $80 million. Otherwise we would've been looking at a gigantic flop.That's Dark Phoenix. Yup. Dark Phoenix is just sad. Logan should've been the end of the Fox X-Men series. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Jun 9, 2019 17:05:48 GMT
Sad, sad weekend. At least Rocketman had a solid drop, I guess. deadline.com/2019/06/dark-phoenix-secret-life-of-pets-2-weekend-box-office-1202628724/THUMB RANK PIC DIS SCRS(CG) FRI SAT SUN 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Secret Life Of Pets 2 Uni/Ill 4,561 $16.4M $17M $13.6M $47.1M $48M 1 2 Dark Phoenix Dis/Fox 3,721 $14M $10.8M $8.2M $33M $33M 1 3 Aladdin Dis 3,805 (-671) $7M $9.7M $7.7M $24.5M (-43%) $232.3M 3 4 Godzilla: King… UNI/Blum 4,108 $4.2M $6.3M $5M $15.5M (-67%) $78.6M 2 5 Rocketman Par 3,610 $3.7M $5.7M $4.5M $14M (-45%) $50.4M 2 6 Ma Uni/Blum 2,816 (+8) $2.3M $3.1M $2.3M $7.8M (-57%) $32.7M 2 7 John Wick 3 LG 2,776 (-828) $1.9M $3.1M $2.3M $7.4M (-33%) $138.6M 4 8 Avengers: Endgame Dis 2,121 (-984) $1.2M $2M $1.5M $4.8M (-40%) $824.3M 7 9 Pokemon… Sony 2,161 (-986) $855K $1.25M $875K $2.98M (-57%) $137.4M 5 10 Booksmart UA/MGM 1,134 (-1,384) $451K $643K $483K $1.5M (-52%) $17.8M 3 |
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Post by Ryan_MYeah on Jun 9, 2019 20:47:46 GMT
In Avengers news, $57,399,147 dollars from the record. It’ll be a close, but no cigar second.
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Post by jakesully on Jun 10, 2019 1:26:53 GMT
In Avengers news, $57,399,147 dollars from the record. It’ll be a close, but no cigar second. I've been following the Endgame vs Avatar box office results for awhile now and its astonishing how huge both of these films are. Interesting write up here regarding the historic Endgame vs Avatar box office runs. www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/05/03/why-avengers-endgame-will-never-really-be-bigger-than-avatar/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.c9e31eb2ccc5I was aware that there wasn't as many movie theaters in China back when Avatar came out. But I wasn't aware at just how much expansion they've done there. excerpt from the article... Back then, the country as a whole had just under 5,000 screens. Wanna guess how many it has now? . There are now an estimated 60,000 movie screens in China. (The United States has 41,000.) This makes for an astonishing figure — for “Avatar.” That movie managed to take in more than a third as much as “Endgame” in China, despite theater capacity that wasn’t even a 10th of what it is now. Add in the fact that Endgame is playing in like over 1,000 more theaters in the States as well, it makes Avatar's run even more impressive. (I should note though that Avatar was given a much longer theater run than Endgame and went up against less competition ) . Both films had remarkable runs at the box office and in the end Disney takes no losses lol. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Jun 10, 2019 3:04:29 GMT
In Avengers news, $57,399,147 dollars from the record. It’ll be a close, but no cigar second. I've been following the Endgame vs Avatar box office results for awhile now and its astonishing how huge both of these films are. Interesting write up here regarding the historic Endgame vs Avatar box office runs. www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/05/03/why-avengers-endgame-will-never-really-be-bigger-than-avatar/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.c9e31eb2ccc5I was aware that there wasn't as many movie theaters in China back when Avatar came out. But I wasn't aware at just how much expansion they've done there. excerpt from the article... Back then, the country as a whole had just under 5,000 screens. Wanna guess how many it has now? . There are now an estimated 60,000 movie screens in China. (The United States has 41,000.) This makes for an astonishing figure — for “Avatar.” That movie managed to take in more than a third as much as “Endgame” in China, despite theater capacity that wasn’t even a 10th of what it is now. Add in the fact that Endgame is playing in like over 1,000 more theaters in the States as well, it makes Avatar's run even more impressive. (I should note though that Avatar was given a much longer theater run than Endgame and went up against less competition ) . Both films had remarkable runs at the box office and in the end Disney takes no losses lol. The most impressive thing about Avatar's run was not only was it an original property (we can debate the whole "rip-off" thing, but that's not the point), but even for a Christmas release in 2009, it had amazing legs, the likes of which haven't been seen in a film since then. It opened to 77m, and legged it out to 760m, that's a 9.87 multiplier. It made nearly 70m on its third weekend alone!!! Clearly people liked it, and this was when the industry had its knives out for the film. I remember reading a news outlet around the time that was making box office predictions (I think Entertainment Weekly), and they predicted that Avatar would only be the tenth highest grossing film of the year, and it was being overhyped beyond belief. The movie blew everyone away. Both Endgame and Avatar did extremely well, but Avatar's legs are why I'm not willing to write off the sequels yet, particularly since Cameron has proven time and time again, that he knows how to overcome an underdog narrative. |
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Post by Pavan on Jun 10, 2019 6:27:16 GMT
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