Among Holdovers.

Pirates - It sold out the 3:55 (175 seater), the 7:25 (175 seater), and the 8:35 (135 seater). The other print was playing the 400 seater, where the 9:45 show got 257 people. Once again, Saturday was definetly the strong day for this. It increased 60% this time.

Lady in the Water - The peak show hit only 93 people this time. It increased only 4% from yesterday.

Monster House - Great rebound from yesterday. Peak show hit 103 people this time. It increased 92% from yesterday.

Clerks II - The 10:00 show sold out (95 seater). It increased 2% from yesterday.

My Super Ex-Girlfriend - The peak show hit 57 people. Strangly, it went down 4% from yesterday.

Little Man - It sold out the 8:20 (160 seater), and the 10:05 (155 seater). Thanks to the upgrade, it increased 37% from yesterday.

You Me and Dupree - It got upgraded to 160 seaters and 155 seaters. The peak show hit 124 people (two other shows got over 100 people) It increased 44% here.

Superman - It sold out the 5:55 and 9:10 (95 seater). It increased 59% from yesterday.

Devil Wears Prada - The peak show hit 69 people, the first time no sold out shows on a Saturday as well. It increased 44% from yesterday.

Cars - The three showtimes did 87 people, 13 better than yesterday.

Click - It sold Out the 8:15 (95 seater). It went up 40% from yesterday.

Scanner Darkly - The 3 showtimes did 49 people, 3 less than yesterday.

Tokyo Drift - The 3 showtimes did 101 people combined, 42 more than yesterday.

Nacho Libre - The 3 showtimes did 99 people combined Including a sold out show for the 7:00 (95 seater), 64 people more than yesterday.

All in all, it was a pretty run of the mill Saturday. Thanks to John Tucker, business went up only 9% from yesterday. Looks like he really did die..

Miami Vice - $18,700
John Tucker Must Die - $13,000
Pirates - $10,100
Ant Bully - $5,000
Scoop - $1,100

Great increase for Pirates again 20 milion is a lock for the weekend Maybe even around 21 milion in the end

Today

Ant Bully
11:15 - 20 / 22 / 34
12:00 - 12 / 24 / 29
12:45 - 23 / 34 / 42
1:40 - 43 / 32 / 65
2:25 - 18 / 16 / 42
3:10 - 17 / 54 / 74
4:05 - 10 / 48 / 44
4:55 - 18 / 39 / 41
5:35 - 28 / 43 / 55
6:30 - 41 / 63 / 37
7:15 - 41 / 37 / 29
8:00 - 61 / 59 / 31
8:55 - 56 / 51 / 33
9:40 - 22 / 53 / 7
10:25 - 18 /25 / 4
11:20 - 0 / 7 / no show
12:05 - 5 / 4 / no show
(It dropped only 10% from yesterday.)

John Tucker Must Die
11:40 - 52 / 10 / 25
12:45 - 73 / 38 / 37
2:15 - 113 / 72 / 91
3:15 - 83 / 116 / 105
4:40 - 121 / 117 / 97
5:45 - 154 / 112 / 59
6:30 - 116 / 94 / 73
7:05 - 157 / 116 / 115
8:15 - 269 / 186 / 139
8:50 - Sold Out (240 seater) / 135 / 78
9:35 - Sold Out (400 seater) / 200 / 102
10:45 - 276 / 150 / 132
11:20 - 139 / 75 / no show
12:15 - 113 / 61 / no show
(The decline still continues. It dropped another 31% here. Though this theater is the highest grossing engagement for this movie).

Miami Vice
11:00 - 31 / 25 / 17
11:50 - 36 / 23 / 48
1:00 - 44 / 75 / 94
2:10 - 71 / 78 / 152
3:00 - 52 / 84 / 106
4:10 - 67 / 130 / 154
5:20 - 89 / 129 / 155
6:10 - 125 / 133 / 111
7:20 - 208 / 185 / 175
8:30 - 333 / 266 / 257
9:20 - 403 / 305 / 240
10:30 - Sold Out (275 seater) / 279 / 195
11:40 - 380 / 267 / no show
12:30 - 171 / 95 / no show
(It dropped 24% from yesterday).

Scoop
11:20 - 18 / 19 / 12
2:00 - 19 / 40 / 30
4:35 - 22 / 33 / 37
7:10 - 23 / 19 / 17
9:45 - 46 / 32 / 5
12:15 - 13 / 4 / no show
(It lost another 34% here).

Other Saturday to Sunday differences.

Pirates (-29%)
Lady in the Water (-24%)
Monster House (-9%)
Clerks II (+3%)
My Super Ex-Girlfriend (+20%) mostly because of the strange decline it had yesterday.
Little Man (-25%)
You Me and Dupree (-26%)
Superman (-16%)
Devil Wears Prada (-20%)
Cars (+69%)
Click (-2%)
Scanner Darkly (+43%)
Tokyo Drift (-27%)
Nacho Libre (-27%)

All in all Business Dropped 18% from yesterday.

Weekends totals (estimated)
Miami Vice - $53,000
John Tucker Must Die - $41,000
Ant Bully - $13,000
Scoop - $3,000

Scott, it seems as if Pirates is still selling out. How does that affect the next week's screen count? Do they look at how full the theatres are and decide to keep it? Or is the screen-count schedule dictated by the new releases making demands on the theatres for screens?

And it must suck to have to play a movie to an EMPTY house. At one point I was the only one in a late showing of FotR and it felt really weird.

You think that's bad? I saw Slither opening day in a theater where I was the only one present.

I saw Miami Vice last night.

I wanted to hit someone.

5 people walked out a little less than halfway through and shouted "This movie blows"

And 1 guy sitting about 3 rows in front of me held up his phone every 10 or so minutes to check his text messages.

But everything besides that was nice...

9.2/10 A-

[quote="ChipMunky"]I saw Miami Vice last night.

I wanted to hit someone.

5 people walked out a little less than halfway through and shouted "This movie blows"

And 1 guy sitting about 3 rows in front of me held up his phone every 10 or so minutes to check his text messages.

But everything besides that was nice...

9.2/10 A-[/quote]

How many people were in there?

It was probably about 60% full

I saw it in a full theater on opening day...but we all know how it turned out in the end.

Very sad...especially if you think that films like When a Stranger Calls sold out some showings...

I think it could keep some of the medium size theaters, considering that the openers (especially Ant Bully), wont need them. Also, Barnyard is not getting any of the big theater, thanks to Ant Bully's performance.