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Post by therealcomicman117 on Nov 28, 2019 15:04:16 GMT
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Post by TerryMontana on Nov 28, 2019 15:19:29 GMT
Great start for Johnson!!!
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Post by LaraQ on Nov 28, 2019 17:34:29 GMT
Yeah,really good start for Knives Out,even if its opening day number was inflated by those weekend previews. Queen and Slim over performing too.
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Post by morton on Nov 28, 2019 19:01:12 GMT
Yeah,really good start for Knives Out,even if its opening day number was inflated by those weekend previews. Queen and Slim over performing too. I'm seeing it tomorrow, so I don't know if this is in any way realistic. I think that Universal did a great job of marketing it, but I wonder if they would have moved it to August since BlacKkKlansman, The Butler, and The Help all opened that month and did well if it would have got awards traction like those films did. (I know The Butler missed at the Oscars, but its awards haul will still be better than what Queen and Slim's is.) At the very least, if it would have been able to build buzz earlier and opened like it has, I think Jodie Turner-Smith would have been in and perhaps even been able to win since Renee Zellweger feels like weak frontrunner, imo, because she's already won before and hasn't really done anything of note since her last win. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Nov 28, 2019 19:43:31 GMT
Yeah,really good start for Knives Out,even if its opening day number was inflated by those weekend previews. Queen and Slim over performing too. I'm seeing it tomorrow, so I don't know if this is in any way realistic. I think that Universal did a great job of marketing it, but I wonder if they would have moved it to August since BlacKkKlansman, The Butler, and The Help all opened that month and did well if it would have got awards traction like those films did. (I know The Butler missed at the Oscars, but its awards haul will still be better than what Queen and Slim's is.) At the very least, if it would have been able to build buzz earlier and opened like it has, I think Jodie Turner-Smith would have been in and perhaps even been able to win since Renee Zellweger feels like weak frontrunner, imo, because she's already won before and hasn't really done anything of note since her last win. I'm not sure about August, since the movie has more of a gritty realistic vibe that wouldn't jibe with the same people who saw The Butler and The Help. I do agree with you about Oscar buzz, however I have the feeling that the film wasn't going to get much in the way of nominations to begin with. Seems like one of those movies that's destined to be "slept on", and only gain appreciation much later on. Given that its budget is only estimated as being 17m, doing around 13m for the five day weekend is actually solid. It's a lot better then I expected it to do. |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Nov 29, 2019 17:42:18 GMT
Strong numbers for Knives Out. WOM seems excellent too, so I'd have to imagine it would have quite a leggy run. www.the-numbers.com/daily-box-office-chart1 (1) Frozen II Walt Disney $14,718,000 -38% 4,440 $3,315 $202,323,344 7 2 (2) Knives Out Lionsgate $6,200,000 -27% 3,391 $1,828 $14,695,000 2 3 (4) A Beautiful Day in the Ne… Sony Pictures $3,100,000 +31% 3,235 $958 $22,513,989 7 4 (3) Ford v. Ferrari 20th Century… $2,837,000 -3% +40% 3,585 $791 $67,782,779 14 5 (5) Queen & Slim Universal $2,370,000 +36% 1,690 $1,402 $4,110,000 2 6 (7) 21 Bridges STX Entertai… $1,080,000 +6% 2,665 $405 $13,628,268 7 7 (8) Midway Lionsgate $858,000 -8% +20% 2,375 $361 $46,322,625 21 8 (6) Playing with Fire Paramount Pi… $790,000 -23% +147% 2,679 $295 $35,003,808 21 9 (9) Joker Warner Bros. $400,000 -15% +22% 1,198 $334 $328,571,522 56 10 (10) Last Christmas Universal $400,000 -13% -8% 1,852 $216 $29,678,680 21 |
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Post by theycallmemrfish on Nov 29, 2019 23:36:47 GMT
Jesus, how is Joker still in the top 10?! That's gotta be some sort of record for an R rated movie.
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Nov 30, 2019 23:16:35 GMT
Excellent for Knives Out. It's going to open with more then the 40m it was projected at. Also that's a fantastic drop for Neighborhood. It had the best drop in the top ten too. deadline.com/2019/11/frozen-2-box-office-tuesday-november-record-knives-out-previews-thanksgiving-1202796248/THUMB RANK FILM DIS. SCREENS (CHG) FRIDAY(VS. PREV FRI) 3-DAY 5-DAY TOTAL WK 1 Frozen 2 Dis 4,440 $34.1M (-19%) $86.7M (-33%) $126.3M $290.1M 2 2 Knives Out LG/MRC 3,391 $10.6M $27.7M $42.4M $42.4M 1 3 Ford V Ferrari Fox/Dis 3,585 (+57) $5.3M (+18%) $13.9M (-11%) $19.8M $81.8M 3 4 Beautiful Day… Sony 3,325 (+90) $5M (+11%) $12.9M (-2%) $18.3M $35.3M 2 5 Queen & Slim Uni/Make/Bron 1,690 $4.3M $10.8M $14.9M $14.9M 1 6 21 Bridges STX 2,665 $2.1M (-35%) $5.7M (-38%) $7.7M $19.2M 2 7 Midway LG/Cent 2,377 (-250) $1.69M (+22%) $4.1M (-11%) $5.96M $50.4M 4 7 Playing With Fire Par/Wal 2,679 (-81) $1.66M (+54%) $4.1M (-9%) $5.96M $39.1M 4 8 Joker WB/VR/Bron 1,146 (-264) $770K (0%) $1.92M (-30%) $2.8M $330.5M 9 9 Last Christmas Uni 1,852 (-559) $760K (-18%) $1.96M (-37%) $2.8M $31.6M 4 |
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Post by TerryMontana on Dec 1, 2019 11:40:55 GMT
Also beautiful for Beautiful Day and Joker still in the top-10!
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Dec 1, 2019 17:08:26 GMT
Frozen II held well, Knives Out broke out big, and even Queen & Slim overperformed relative to its budget. After weekends of dead air, the box office is lively again. www.the-numbers.com/weekend-box-office-chart1 (1) Frozen II Walt Disney $85,250,000 -35% 4,098 -342 $20,803 $287,573,344 2 2 N Knives Out Lionsgate $27,022,000 3,461 $7,808 $41,700,000 1 3 (2) Ford v. Ferrari 20th Cent… $13,221,000 -16% 3,446 -82 $3,837 $81,003,779 3 4 (3) A Beautiful Day in th… Sony Pict… $11,795,000 -11% 3,235 n/c $3,646 $34,308,989 2 5 N Queen & Slim Universal $11,680,000 1,690 $6,911 $15,790,000 1 6 (4) 21 Bridges STX Enter… $5,820,000 -37% 2,665 n/c $2,184 $19,448,268 2 7 (6) Playing with Fire Paramount… $4,200,000 -7% 2,679 -81 $1,568 $39,203,808 4 8 (5) Midway Lionsgate $3,957,000 -15% 2,377 -250 $1,665 $50,278,625 4 9 (10) Joker Warner Bros. $2,030,000 -26% 1,146 -264 $1,771 $330,601,522 9 10 (9) Last Christmas Universal $1,980,000 -36% 1,852 -559 $1,069 $31,658,680 4 |
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Post by LaraQ on Dec 1, 2019 21:03:53 GMT
Great to see two original films,Knives Out and Queen and Slim, doing so well after a dire few weeks at the BO.Last Christmas is putting up a bit of a fight too,its made $31M so far.Not dazzling,but not a disaster either.
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Dec 1, 2019 23:00:18 GMT
Great to see two original films,Knives Out and Queen and Slim, doing so well after a dire few weeks at the BO. Last Christmas is putting up a bit of a fight too,its made $31M so far.Not dazzling,but not a disaster either.Paul Feig & company should thank their lucky socks that they kept the budget down for that film considerably. It could have done so much worse. |
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Post by Miles Morales on Dec 2, 2019 2:05:55 GMT
Frozen II held well, Knives Out broke out big, and even Queen & Slim overperformed relative to its budget. After weekends of dead air, the box office is lively again. www.the-numbers.com/weekend-box-office-chart1 (1) Frozen II Walt Disney $85,250,000 -35% 4,098 -342 $20,803 $287,573,344 2 2 N Knives Out Lionsgate $27,022,000 3,461 $7,808 $41,700,000 1 3 (2) Ford v. Ferrari 20th Cent… $13,221,000 -16% 3,446 -82 $3,837 $81,003,779 3 4 (3) A Beautiful Day in th… Sony Pict… $11,795,000 -11% 3,235 n/c $3,646 $34,308,989 2 5 N Queen & Slim Universal $11,680,000 1,690 $6,911 $15,790,000 1 6 (4) 21 Bridges STX Enter… $5,820,000 -37% 2,665 n/c $2,184 $19,448,268 2 7 (6) Playing with Fire Paramount… $4,200,000 -7% 2,679 -81 $1,568 $39,203,808 4 8 (5) Midway Lionsgate $3,957,000 -15% 2,377 -250 $1,665 $50,278,625 4 9 (10) Joker Warner Bros. $2,030,000 -26% 1,146 -264 $1,771 $330,601,522 9 10 (9) Last Christmas Universal $1,980,000 -36% 1,852 -559 $1,069 $31,658,680 4 Great weekend but those Sunday drops seem large. What gives? |
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Post by therealcomicman117 on Dec 2, 2019 2:29:00 GMT
Frozen II held well, Knives Out broke out big, and even Queen & Slim overperformed relative to its budget. After weekends of dead air, the box office is lively again. www.the-numbers.com/weekend-box-office-chart1 (1) Frozen II Walt Disney $85,250,000 -35% 4,098 -342 $20,803 $287,573,344 2 2 N Knives Out Lionsgate $27,022,000 3,461 $7,808 $41,700,000 1 3 (2) Ford v. Ferrari 20th Cent… $13,221,000 -16% 3,446 -82 $3,837 $81,003,779 3 4 (3) A Beautiful Day in th… Sony Pict… $11,795,000 -11% 3,235 n/c $3,646 $34,308,989 2 5 N Queen & Slim Universal $11,680,000 1,690 $6,911 $15,790,000 1 6 (4) 21 Bridges STX Enter… $5,820,000 -37% 2,665 n/c $2,184 $19,448,268 2 7 (6) Playing with Fire Paramount… $4,200,000 -7% 2,679 -81 $1,568 $39,203,808 4 8 (5) Midway Lionsgate $3,957,000 -15% 2,377 -250 $1,665 $50,278,625 4 9 (10) Joker Warner Bros. $2,030,000 -26% 1,146 -264 $1,771 $330,601,522 9 10 (9) Last Christmas Universal $1,980,000 -36% 1,852 -559 $1,069 $31,658,680 4 Great weekend but those Sunday drops seem large. What gives? Five day weekends generally result in harsher Sunday drops because showings and screenings are much higher due to schools being closed, so Saturday is a bit like Sunday, and Sunday is more like Monday for example. |
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Post by quetee on Dec 3, 2019 4:17:25 GMT
Wow at Joker still in top ten.
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