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avatar level with midnights excluded, I just fried at least 50% of my braincells, this is head exploding awesomeness

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Holiday or not and weekdays aside, Avatar's second weekend definitely is impressive. I don't get the hype at all... but I'm loving the box office.


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No one really has mentioned it but Alvin did pretty fantastic as well, especially considering how Xmas Day isn't usually as big for films like it and the following day historically sees a big bump. It has a great chance of clearing 75M for 5 days.


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No one really has mentioned it but Alvin did pretty fantastic as well, especially considering how Xmas Day isn't usually as big for films like it and the following day historically sees a big bump. It has a great chance of clearing 75M for 5 days.


smart move on the studio to release it on wed :thumbsup:

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How do you get $82m off a $23.5m Friday? It seems like so many Saturdays have been weak after gargantuan Fridays during the holiday season the past decade, so I wouldn't be surprised if this weekend is not as strong as everyone thinks it will be 1998 pattern or not. Monday is not a holiday in the US, most got Thurs. and Fri off.

Avatar doesn't have much more room to increase in daily performance unless 2D screen attendance improves vastly. It won't get over $30m today unless, I am completely wrong about 3D/IMAX capicity for this film.

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How do you get $82m off a $23.5m Friday? It seems like so many Saturdays have been weak after gargantuan Fridays during the holiday season the past decade, so I wouldn't be surprised if this weekend is not as strong as everyone thinks it will be 1998 pattern or not. Monday is not a holiday in the US, most got Thurs. and Fri off.

Avatar doesn't have much more room to increase in daily performance unless 2D screen attendance improves vastly. It won't get over $30m today unless, I am completely wrong about 3D/IMAX capicity for this film.

Last Saturday AVATAR did $25.5m with a snowstorm going on in the Northeast which cost a couple of millions according to the studio...

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You get 82M when Avatar will increase 40% on Saturday and drop 20% on Sunday. That's what Fox is hoping for.


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The Sunday drop makes sense; the Saturday increase, not so much.

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The Sunday drop makes sense; the Saturday increase, not so much.


nothing about it's run is making any sense

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I knew Sherlock would be $200M+ big. Avatar is even bigger than expected. It can go anywhere at this point. $500M+ is assured.


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I want Avatar to win the weekend with $70+M and Sherlock to be #2 with $65+M. But if the sherlock sell outs are any indication it will win the weekend


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BJ wrote:
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thats what I was waiting for :D

ouch, new moon is getting no breaks, what a drop.


Yeah, looks like that could kill its chances at $300m.

maybe even a sub two multiplier, its already surpassed drek2 as the worst film to cross 200m, perhaps people will get it right this time and now allow this tripe to top 300m


New Moon was the biggest piece of shit i have ever seen. Incredibly bad writing. 2 Hours of nothing happening. DIalogue that if you were blind you would think was from a gay porn film, a lame male lead who had his shirt off every two minutes, an emo whiny female lead who frankly makes you wonder what the heck is wrong with the vampires and werewolves that find this milktoast emo sop appealing, retarded pacing, horrible special effects, just such a terrible film.

When i saw the huge numbers it put out first weekend i was convinced the entire movie going public had lost its collective mind.

When i told one of my friends what a piece of crap i thought this was, she told me the second film actually follows the book much closer than the first did. When i heard this i thought, my god, the author must be an idiot for writting this drivel.

Hopefully the author milked this shit enough that she retires and never polutes the shelf with any more crap like this, and the writers who are taking credit for their work on this film, well...if you are a hollywood decision maker please use this turd as a litmus test of who never to hire under any circumstances.

The third film in this franchise should suffer as a result of this monstrous mess...and deservedly so.

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BJ wrote:
Jiffy208 wrote:
BJ wrote:

thats what I was waiting for :D

ouch, new moon is getting no breaks, what a drop.


Yeah, looks like that could kill its chances at $300m.

maybe even a sub two multiplier, its already surpassed drek2 as the worst film to cross 200m, perhaps people will get it right this time and now allow this tripe to top 300m


New Moon was the biggest piece of shit i have ever seen. Incredibly bad writing. 2 Hours of nothing happening. DIalogue that if you were blind you would think was from a gay porn film, a lame male lead who had his shirt off every two minutes, an emo whiny female lead who frankly makes you wonder what the heck is wrong with the vampires and werewolves that find this milktoast emo sop appealing, retarded pacing, horrible special effects, just such a terrible film.

When i saw the huge numbers it put out first weekend i was convinced the entire movie going public had lost its collective mind.

When i told one of my friends what a piece of crap i thought this was, she told me the second film actually follows the book much closer than the first did. When i heard this i thought, my god, the author must be an idiot for writting this drivel.

Hopefully the author milked this shit enough that she retires and never polutes the shelf with any more crap like this, and the writers who are taking credit for their work on this film, well...if you are a hollywood decision maker please use this turd as a litmus test of who never to hire under any circumstances.

The third film in this franchise should suffer as a result of this monstrous mess...and deservedly so.




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New Moon was the biggest piece of shit i have ever seen. Incredibly bad writing. 2 Hours of nothing happening. DIalogue that if you were blind you would think was from a gay porn film, a lame male lead who had his shirt off every two minutes, an emo whiny female lead who frankly makes you wonder what the heck is wrong with the vampires and werewolves that find this milktoast emo sop appealing, retarded pacing, horrible special effects, just such a terrible film.

When i saw the huge numbers it put out first weekend i was convinced the entire movie going public had lost its collective mind.

When i told one of my friends what a piece of crap i thought this was, she told me the second film actually follows the book much closer than the first did. When i heard this i thought, my god, the author must be an idiot for writting this drivel.

Hopefully the author milked this shit enough that she retires and never polutes the shelf with any more crap like this, and the writers who are taking credit for their work on this film, well...if you are a hollywood decision maker please use this turd as a litmus test of who never to hire under any circumstances.

The third film in this franchise should suffer as a result of this monstrous mess...and deservedly so.


The second film was based on the least liked book of the series while the third film is based on the most popular book of the series. So don't count on the third film suffering.


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Lucky wrote:
Zuule wrote:

The second film was based on the least liked book of the series while the third film is based on the most popular book of the series. So don't count on the third film suffering.


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Lucky wrote:
Zuule wrote:

New Moon was the biggest piece of shit i have ever seen. Incredibly bad writing. 2 Hours of nothing happening. DIalogue that if you were blind you would think was from a gay porn film, a lame male lead who had his shirt off every two minutes, an emo whiny female lead who frankly makes you wonder what the heck is wrong with the vampires and werewolves that find this milktoast emo sop appealing, retarded pacing, horrible special effects, just such a terrible film.

When i saw the huge numbers it put out first weekend i was convinced the entire movie going public had lost its collective mind.

When i told one of my friends what a piece of crap i thought this was, she told me the second film actually follows the book much closer than the first did. When i heard this i thought, my god, the author must be an idiot for writting this drivel.

Hopefully the author milked this shit enough that she retires and never polutes the shelf with any more crap like this, and the writers who are taking credit for their work on this film, well...if you are a hollywood decision maker please use this turd as a litmus test of who never to hire under any circumstances.

The third film in this franchise should suffer as a result of this monstrous mess...and deservedly so.


The second film was based on the least liked book of the series while the third film is based on the most popular book of the series. So don't count on the third film suffering.


First -- isn't Breaking Dawn the least liked book?

Second -- what does this have to do with people who haven't read the books?


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Is Sherlock Holmes a lock for $200+ million with a $65-70 million opening, though? WoM doesn't seem to be great

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From Nafabio - wont be able to give numbers but AVATAR is enjoying a very healthy bump up today. Sherlock and Alvin are not as nutty at they were yesterday {nm}. Avatar will increase and Holmes may drop a little.

(Sidenote) - I find it strange how Alvin isn't experiancing any increases today since it's selling out alot here than it was yesterday. :er:


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Is Sherlock Holmes a lock for $200+ million with a $65-70 million opening, though? WoM doesn't seem to be great


I don't think it's a lock by any means. Assuming a 70 million opening, a multiplier under 2.86 would lead to a total under 200 million. For comparisons sake I Am Legend got a 3.32 multiplier but it had better WOM (B+ Yahoo) and the entire holiday season to make money. Granted there are less than 1500 reviews on Yahoo, but I think it's very possible that it misses 200 million unless that Yahoo grade starts increasing in a hurry.


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The budget was only 80mill, so theyed be crazy not to greenlight a sequel quick. :yes:


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Great for both Sherlock and Avatar

Pretty good bump for Alvin over the early numbers, it can do 50+. I know notfabio said it wasn't doing anything special today or whatever, but yesterday he also said Alvin wasn't far ahead of It's Complicated, yet it's Friday is 2x as much. It may just be a film that isn't doing well in his area.

Pretty blah for Nine.

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Pretty good bump for Alvin over the early numbers, it can do 50+. I know notfabio said it wasn't doing anything special today or whatever, but yesterday he also said Alvin wasn't far ahead of It's Complicated, yet it's Friday is 2x as much. It may just be a film that isn't doing well in his area.

I agree. Alvin didn't sellout a single theatre yesterday in my area, but has sold out quite a few today.


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I don't know much about Indian movies, but is Friday's $550,000 in 120 theaters for 3 IDIOTS a record for an Indian movie?

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fucking princess and the frog. shittiest performance this year. i'm done with it.

fantastic for sherlock and avatar, if it increases, holy shit, if it doesn't being above 70m is mind blowing.
hopefully sherlock won't drop on saturday but it most likely will.
damn great weekend wonder what New Year's will be like.

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I don't know much about Indian movies, but is Friday's $550,000 in 120 theaters for 3 IDIOTS a record for an Indian movie?


:whaa:

I found out that it did $ 2 million (Rs 10 crore) in overseas markets like the US, Canada, the UK and UAE on friday!! By sunday it most likely will be around $5M (20+ crores) for 3 day weekend which is definitely the biggest.

This is breaking records in India as well. Infact, WOM is much better than Ghajini so it has very good chance of beating that movie.

This weekend has been awesome for all movies except maybe nine and tpatf


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