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jb007
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 Weekend Actuals!! 1 1 King Kong
Universal - Rated PG-13 2 3576 $33,274,680 $120,597,410 -58%
2 2 The The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion Witch And The Wardrobe
Buena Vista - Rated PG 3 3853 $31,692,295 $165,135,135 -38%
3 - Fun With Dick And Jane
Sony - Rated PG-13 1 3056 $21,530,160 $29,105,916 -
4 - Cheaper By The Dozen 2
Fox - Rated PG 1 3175 $15,340,679 $20,622,433 -
5 12 Memoirs Of A Geisha
Sony - Rated PG-13 3 1547 $10,165,114 $13,254,749 418%
6 3 The Family Stone
Fox - Rated PG-13 2 2469 $10,009,399 $29,209,405 -48%
7 new The Ringer - Fri.
Fox Searchlight - Rated PG-13 1 1829 $7,702,439 $7,702,439 new
8 new Rumor Has It - Sun.
Warner Bros. - Rated PG-13 1 2815 $7,515,000 $7,515,000 new
9 4 Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire
Warner Bros. - Rated PG-13 6 2521 $6,500,000 $263,215,000 -34%
10 new Munich - Fri.
Universal - Rated R 1 532 $6,040,860 $6,040,860 new
11 5 Syriana
Warner Bros. - Rated R 5 1725 $4,910,000 $30,550,000 -43%
12 new Wolf Creek - Sun.
Weinstein Co./Dimension - Rated R 1 1749 $4,703,210 $4,703,210 new
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neo_wolf
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Nice,can narnia and kong make 8mill a day this week?
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Plot
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Nice increases for Kong, Narnia and Potter, and conversely, horrible drops for Dick and Jane, Family Stone, the Ringer, and Wolf Creek
Except for Memoirs and Rumor has It, none of those estimates held well.
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JMorphin
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anybody have Producers' number? 
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jb007
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There was very little precedent for estimating Monday. The numbers do not mean anything other than the studios had a tough time projecting Monday.
@JMorphin: We will have to wait for BOM numbers.
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Bodrul
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Where are they from?
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xiayun
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Fun with Dick and Jane swung to Martin's favor, and we are going to be separated by fewer than 25 points in the yearly race, I believe.
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xiayun
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hans wrote: Where are they from? Official reporting agency: http://www.ercboxoffice.com/erc/reports ... osses.html
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andaroo1
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Regarding Munich... even in theaters here where it is open, it is only playing 3 times a day. It's only 2:40 so it's not that long... it's just weird.
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Chuckster
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The problem with any studio projections for Monday it has been 11 years since we had the smae situation and a lto has changed in those eleven years. Basically the sudios were guesssing.
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Kris K
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1. King Kong $33,274,680 $120,597,410 -58%
2. The Chronicles Of Narnia $31,692,295 $165,135,135 -38%
3. Fun With Dick And Jane $21,530,160 $29,105,916 -
4. Cheaper By The Dozen 2 $15,340,679 $20,622,433 -
5. Memoirs Of A Geisha $10,165,114 $13,254,749 418%
6. The Family Stone $10,009,399 $29,209,405 -48%
7. The Ringer - $7,702,439
8. Rumor Has It - $7,515,000
9. Harry Potter 4 $6,500,000 $263,215,000 -34%
10. Munich - $6,040,860
11. Syriana $4,910,000 $30,550,000 -43%
12. Wolf Creek - $4,703,210
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Kris K
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Thats prettier...
$120,597,410 is brilliant for KONG.
$165,135,135 is brilliant for NARNIA.
Dropped from estimates, but $4,703,210 is still nearly 5 times WOLFCREEK's Budget.
Nice for THE FAMILY STONE...i'm seeing it Tomorrow.
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xXVincentxX
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Those are all good numbers I suppose. King Kong is really worrying me though. Hopefully it won't drop as hard next weekend.
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BJ
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Glad to see both Narnia and Potter up from last wknd with the 4-day  Kong has surprised me big time, I didnt expect a drop even over 40% this wknd for the three day, I was hoping it could stay flat with the 4-day, but for some reason the film has pulled an LS  _________________The Force Awakens
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MadGez
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BJ - whats LS?? 
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Tyler
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MadGez wrote: BJ - whats LS?? .
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MadGez
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Ah thanks John - damn i always forget that film. 
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MadGez
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If Kong and Munich can make $46m by New Years Eve, Universal will cross $1 Billion for the year joining Fox and WB
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BOM has most actuals up now:
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/ch ... 51a&p=.htm
Great increases for King Kong, Narnia and Potter from the estimates.
Narnia will cross $200 million by the end of the next weekend, on track to $260+ million.
Kong will be at over $170 million by the end of the next weekend. It will cross $200 million by the MLK weekend, I suppose. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Tyler
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MadGez wrote: Ah thanks John - damn i always forget that film. No problem.
To be honest, the only thing that worries me about Kong right now is if, like Snicket, it sheds theaters fast after Christmas. If it doesn't, I think it will be fine in the long term.
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Joker's Thug #3
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Good to see that Munich actually increased on Monday. Wolf Creek had a short life.
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MadGez
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Jon Lyrik wrote: MadGez wrote: Ah thanks John - damn i always forget that film. No problem. To be honest, the only thing that worries me about Kong right now is if, like Snicket, it sheds theaters fast after Christmas. If it doesn't, I think it will be fine in the long term. Thats the key I guess. Perhaps as Kong is skewing much more adult and has potential for oscar nominations - it may hold on to its theatres longer.
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Tyler
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MadGez wrote: Jon Lyrik wrote: MadGez wrote: Ah thanks John - damn i always forget that film. No problem. To be honest, the only thing that worries me about Kong right now is if, like Snicket, it sheds theaters fast after Christmas. If it doesn't, I think it will be fine in the long term. Thats the key I guess. Perhaps as Kong is skewing much more adult and has potential for oscar nominations - it may hold on to its theatres longer. We can only hope.
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neo_wolf
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Jon Lyrik wrote: We can only hope. 
I hope for a cure of aids.
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Tyler
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neo_wolf wrote: Jon Lyrik wrote: We can only hope. I hope for a cure of aids. No no no. Anything that wipes humans out in huge numbers is good.
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