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Post by therealcomicman117 on Oct 25, 2019 16:54:02 GMT
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Oct 26, 2019 16:26:47 GMT
Joker back on top. Pretty sure that's a typo on Deadline's part in regards to Zombieland 2 as well. Should be 58% not 68%, still that's a hefty drop. deadline.com/2019/10/joker-maleficent-2-black-and-blue-countdown-halloween-box-office-weekend-1202769043/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY(VS. PREV FRI) 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Joker WB/VR/Bron 3,936 (-154) $5.5M (-37%) $18.7M (-36%) $277.3M 4 2 Maleficent 2 Dis 3,790 $4.8M (-61%) $18.4M (-50%) $65.2M 2 3 Zombieland 2 Sony 3,468 $3.3M (-68%) $11.5M (-68%) $46.9M 2 4 Addams Family MGM/UAR 4,207 (+105) $2.8M (-30%) $11M (-33%) $72M 3 5 Black And Blue Sony 2,062 $3.05M $8.5M $8.5M 1 6 Countdown STX 2,675 $3.1M $7.9M $7.9M 1 7 Gemini Man Par/Sky 3,008 (-634) $1.1M (-52%) $3.9M (-41%) $43.3M 3 8 The Lighthouse A24 586 (+578) $1.2M (+621%) $3.75M (+778%) $4.3M 2 9 The Current War 101 1,022 $947K $2.88M $2.88M 1 10 Downton Abbey Foc 1,658 (-600) $550K (-37%) $1.95M (-37%) $92.2M 6 |
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Post by TerryMontana on Oct 26, 2019 16:48:16 GMT
Pretty good for Downton Abbey, almost 100 mil. domestically.
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Post by quetee on Oct 26, 2019 18:40:51 GMT
Joker back on top. Pretty sure that's a typo on Deadline's part in regards to Zombieland 2 as well. Should be 58% not 68%, still that's a hefty drop. deadline.com/2019/10/joker-maleficent-2-black-and-blue-countdown-halloween-box-office-weekend-1202769043/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY(VS. PREV FRI) 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Joker WB/VR/Bron 3,936 (-154) $5.5M (-37%) $18.7M (-36%) $277.3M 4 2 Maleficent 2 Dis 3,790 $4.8M (-61%) $18.4M (-50%) $65.2M 2 3 Zombieland 2 Sony 3,468 $3.3M (-68%) $11.5M (-68%) $46.9M 2 4 Addams Family MGM/UAR 4,207 (+105) $2.8M (-30%) $11M (-33%) $72M 3 5 Black And Blue Sony 2,062 $3.05M $8.5M $8.5M 1 6 Countdown STX 2,675 $3.1M $7.9M $7.9M 1 7 Gemini Man Par/Sky 3,008 (-634) $1.1M (-52%) $3.9M (-41%) $43.3M 3 8 The Lighthouse A24 586 (+578) $1.2M (+621%) $3.75M (+778%) $4.3M 2 9 The Current War 101 1,022 $947K $2.88M $2.88M 1 10 Downton Abbey Foc 1,658 (-600) $550K (-37%) $1.95M (-37%) $92.2M 6 Joker...ummm nobody is definitely laughing now. Maleficient...okay maybe I am....ouch. Disney will make sure it crosses 100 mil Zombieland...well not performing like a sequel to beloved movie...waited too long. Probably same gross as last time. Countdown yawn!!! At micro budget horror. So over it. Gemini man....we will always have o.s...Hopefully. Lighthouse.....damn!!!!! |
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Post by quetee on Oct 26, 2019 18:49:02 GMT
Could someone please explain to me why Netflix can't report gross? Look at how well lighthouse is doing in limited release. It is considered a hit and a success. Why can't Netflix do that???
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Oct 26, 2019 23:23:13 GMT
Could someone please explain to me why Netflix can't report gross? Look at how well lighthouse is doing in limited release. It is considered a hit and a success. Why can't Netflix do that??? Because Netflix isn't a normal movie studio. When they generally release a movie in theaters it's usually only limited and for Oscar consideration (Roma, The Irishman etc...). As much as it greatly annoys me when they do that (I mean Amazon releases numbers), the movies are expected to make more of their money on streaming. A24 in comparison is an actual movie movie studio, and something critically acclaimed like The Lighthouse, is where they are expected to make most, if any of their money from, so they obviously tend to stay in theaters much longer. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Oct 27, 2019 16:29:24 GMT
Fantastic for the Joker. Parasite continues to pull in impressive numbers, however looks The Lighthouse has slowed down a bit, might not even make 10 million at this rate. deadline.com/2019/10/joker-maleficent-2-black-and-blue-countdown-halloween-box-office-weekend-1202769043/THUMB RANK PIC DIS SCRS(CG) FRI SAT SUN 3-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Joker WB/VR/Bron 3,936 (-154) $5.4M $8.2M $5.3M $18.9M (-35%) $277.6M 4 2 Maleficent 2 Dis 3,790 $4.8M $8.2M $5.7M $18.5M (-50%) $65.4M 2 3 Addams Family MGM/UAR 4,207 (+105) $2.8M $5.2M $3.7M $11.7M (-28%) $72.8M 3 4 Zombieland 2 Sony 3,468 $3.4M $5M $3.2M $11.6 (-57%) $47M 2 5 Countdown STX 2,675 $3.1M $3.5M $2.3M $9M $9M 1 6 Black And Blue Sony 2,062 $3M $3.2M $2M $8.3M $8.3M 1 7 Gemini Man Par/Sky 3,008 (-634) $1.1M $1.8M $1.1M $4M (-52%) $43.3M 3 8 Lighthouse A24/Reg 586 (+578) $1.3M $957K $840K $3.1M (+626%) $3.6M 2 9 The Current War 101 1,022 $948K $1M $764K $2.73M $2.73M 1 10 Abominable DW/Pearl/Uni 2,196 (-451) $490K $900K $610K $2M (-43%) $56.8 |
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Post by quetee on Oct 27, 2019 16:52:22 GMT
Could someone please explain to me why Netflix can't report gross? Look at how well lighthouse is doing in limited release. It is considered a hit and a success. Why can't Netflix do that??? Because Netflix isn't a normal movie studio. When they generally release a movie in theaters it's usually only limited and for Oscar consideration (Roma, The Irishman etc...). As much as it greatly annoys me when they do that (I mean Amazon releases numbers), the movies are expected to make more of their money on streaming. A24 in comparison is an actual movie movie studio, and something critically acclaimed like The Lighthouse, is where they are expected to make most, if any of their money from, so they obviously tend to stay in theaters much longer. I thought by joining the MPAA they became a regular studio? |
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Post by LaraQ on Oct 27, 2019 17:20:28 GMT
Maleficent may just crawl over $100M if it's lucky.Joker's numbers are still amazing.I'm not sure anyone could've predicted it would do this well.  The Lighthouse is doing pretty great imo, I'm impressed a black and white arthouse film has made it into the top 10. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Oct 27, 2019 19:16:19 GMT
Because Netflix isn't a normal movie studio. When they generally release a movie in theaters it's usually only limited and for Oscar consideration (Roma, The Irishman etc...). As much as it greatly annoys me when they do that (I mean Amazon releases numbers), the movies are expected to make more of their money on streaming. A24 in comparison is an actual movie movie studio, and something critically acclaimed like The Lighthouse, is where they are expected to make most, if any of their money from, so they obviously tend to stay in theaters much longer. I thought by joining the MPAA they became a regular studio? They technically are. The way they release movies theatrical is still currently unconventional, however. It means they don't even have to report grosses. |
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The Lighthouse is doing pretty great imo, I'm impressed a black and white arthouse film has made it into the top 10.