The Angry Birds 2 - 3,500
Good Boys - 3,000+
47 Meters Down: Uncaged - 2,500+
Where'd You Go Bernadette - 2,300
Blinded By the Light - 2,000+


Not sure about Good Boys. Think years ago this could've been an easy 25m+ opener but unfortunately this era isn't that kind to comedies.

Angry Birds 2 - 33 (6-day)
Good Boys - 15
Where'd You Go Bernadette - 8
47 Meters Down - 7
Blinded By the Light - 5


Holdovers should be interesting. TLK, Dora, H&S and Scary Stories could all gross 8-12m for the weekend.

Good Boys might be #1. A Tuesday opening for Angry Birds will deflate the weekend number quite a bit. And family movie sequels tend to disappoint anyway. It's not like first is beloved. But this one does have great reviews which will help.

I think AB2 will be #1 with around $20M 3-day, but with light weekdays preceding it for only $30M 6-day.

Good Boys should make around $15M. The trailer has always gotten a great reaction but so did Booksmart’s. At least this has a lot more money going into the marketing.

I'm hoping AB2 will break out, since the reviews are great. But who knows what the 3-day will be.

Box Office Mojo has a 3,600+ estimate for 47 Meters Down. Was initially 2,500.

1. GOOD BOYS - 18.089 MILLION (New)
2. ANGRY BIRDS - 17 MILLION (New)
3. HOBBS & SHAW - 13.39 MILLION (-47%)
4. THE LION KING - 11.11 MILLION (-45%)
5. DORA AND THE LOST CITY OF GOLD - 10.1 MILLION (-42%)
6. SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK - 10.039 MILLION (-52%)
7. 47 METERS DOWN: UNCAGED - 8.044 MILLION (New)
8. ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD - 7.1 MILLION (-39%)
9. WHERE'D YOU GO, BERNADETTE? - 5.473 MILLION (New)
10. THE ART OF RACING IN THE RAIN - 5.045 MILLION (-38%)
11. BLINDED BY THE LIGHT - 3.885 MILLION (New)
12. SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME - 3.641 MILLION (-31%)
13. TOY STORY 4 - 2.715 MILLION (-40%)
14. THE KITCHEN - 2.432 MILLION (-56%)

Now BOM has it at 2,850.

Good Boys screenings tonight in my area seem to be doing really good.

Good to see a decent sized original breakout. A 70m gross is possible.

100m? The schedule is open and R rated late summer comedies have often gotten good multipliers in the past. Plus, beating tracking is a good signal.

Bad Moms did 24/113 so maybe it could come close to 100. But that opened at the very end of July so it had more summer weekdays left.

I'm thinking it falls short but late summer comedies do have great legs so $100m isnt out of the question.