The Revenant has done a bit better today after its Golden Globes triple win yesterday but with word of mouth at an all time low, I don't expect it to carry on for more than a week.

		Weekly Gross (Mon-Sun)							Jan 4-10
LW	TW	Title	Last Week (HKD)	This Week (HKD)	Days in release	% chg	Total (HKD)	This Week (USD)	Total (USD)
1	1	Ip Man 3	$19,992,590	$7,541,150	18	-62.3%	$48,037,293	$969,545	$6,176,026
6	2	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	$3,787,716	$5,353,252	9	+41.3%	$9,140,968	$688,253	$1,175,229
2	3	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$15,660,075	$4,777,788	25	-69.5%	$77,460,885	$614,267	$9,958,938
3	4	Anniversary	$7,277,207	$3,931,427	11	-46.0%	$15,661,578	$505,453	$2,013,567
--	5	The Revenant	--	$3,537,560	4	--	$3,537,560	$454,814	$454,814
--	6	Daddy's Home	--	$1,269,601	4	--	$1,269,601	$163,229	$163,229
5	7	The Little Prince	$4,595,423	$1,192,840	18	-74.0%	$11,992,976	$153,360	$1,541,904
7	8	Joy	$2,568,985	$1,140,283	11	-55.6%	$3,709,268	$146,603	$476,890
9	9	Ten Years	$623,546	$1,013,019	25	+62.5%	$2,207,039	$130,241	$283,753
--	10	Secret in Their Eyes	$162,286	$935,581	4	476.5%	$1,097,867	$120,285	$141,149

Hmm, it must be an exchange rate problem that Star Wars 7 and Ip Man 3 failed to clear 10m and 6.2m respectively because both increased from earlier actuals. Bad holds for Ip Man 3 and Star Wars 7. Decent increase for Sherlock but we're comparing its 2nd week 7-day vs. 1st week 2-day. Anniversary held surprisingly well. Strong 3-day opening for The Revenant.

	Thursday adm.	(so far)		January 14
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	% chg
1	The 5th Wave	--	2,565	--
2	The Revenant	--	1,850	--
3	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	3,159	1,617	-48.8%
4	Steve Jobs	--	818	--
5	Ip Man 3	2,022	809	-60.0%
6	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	1,860	600	-67.7%
7	Ten Years	916	539	-41.2%
8	Anniversary	1,167	508	-56.5%
9	Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova Cadenza	--	462	--
10	The Gigolo 2	--	345	--

Decent for The 5th Wave. Not bad for The Revenant. At these lower levels, Star Wars 7's drop cannot be analyzed properly with duplicates in IMAX and D-BOX possibly inflating its admissions. Bad opening for Steve Jobs. Bad holds for Ip Man 3 and Sherlock. Ten Years had its first significant drop but it will roll it back to less than a 20% decline for the day. The release of the Director's Cut on Thursday did not help Anniversary very much.

The 5th Wave leads The Revenant by a fair margin on Thursday but it is getting slammed by users. It was in the 1's earlier but has gone back up to a still rotten 2.7. This could have a major impact on its admissions this weekend and it might open the door for The Revenant to slide into 1st.

	Thursday			January 14
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	% chg
1	The 5th Wave	--	12,091	--
2	The Revenant	--	6,853	--
3	Ip Man 3	9,231	4,540	-50.8%
4	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	5,747	2,670	-53.5%
5	Anniversary	5,195	2,649	-49.0%
6	Steve Jobs	--	2,333	--
7	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	6,335	2,232	-64.8%
8	The Gigolo 2	--	2,144	--
9	Ten Years	1,643	1,271	-22.6%
10	Joy	1,618	791	-51.1%

79% of 5th Wave's admissions came from walk-ins despite the lackluster support from users. Opening day score stands at a paltry 2.4. I think we can expect Revenant to come out on top in admissions sometime this weekend and as early as Friday. Buoyed by its Golden Globes' wins, The Revenant did alright. 5th Wave won with quite a big lead on Thursday but that gap will shrink and eventually Revenant should pass 5th Wave on a day-to-day basis. Ip Man 3 had an OK hold. 5th Wave having abysmal word of mouth can only be good news for this film as viewers will head back to Ip Man 3 if they're turned off by the bad WOM. Star Wars 7 did OK but I'll need to see the Thursday gross for a better judgement. Anniversary's stunt director's cut release did very little in terms of any sort of spike this week. Poor opening for Steve Jobs. I'd say Revenant stole most of the attention away from it. Sherlock had a dismal hold.

Look at The Gigolo 2. A steep drop-off from the original.

	Friday adm.	(so far)			January 15
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	WKD % chg	QD % chg
1	The 5th Wave	--	3,837	--	+49.6%
2	The Revenant	3,226	3,747	+16.2%	+102.5%
3	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	4,239	2,059	-51.4%	+27.3%
4	Ip Man 3	3,336	1,676	-49.8%	+107.2%
5	Steve Jobs	--	1,293	--	+58.1%
6	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	3,678	1,128	-69.3%	+88.0%
7	Ten Years	1,099	857	-22.0%	+59.0%
8	Anniversary	1,579	783	-50.4%	+54.1%
9	The Gigolo 2	--	471	--	+36.5%
10	Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova Cadenza	--	448	--	-3.0%

The Revenant and Ip Man 3 have made big strides today against The 5th Wave. Word of mouth might move even faster than I expected in The 5th Wave's case.

The Oscar announcement couldn't have come at a better time for The Revenant. This should allow an extra week of curiosity before it starts to drop.

		Thursday Actuals						January 14
LW	TW	Movie	Last Thu. (USD)	Thu. (USD)	% chg	Theaters	Days	Total
--	1	The 5th Wave	--	$141,709	--	38	1	$141,709
--	2	The Revenant	--	$85,025	--	29	7	--
1	3	Ip Man 3	$100,969	$51,530	-49.0%	36	22	$6,505,732
4	4	Anniversary	$55,662	$28,341	-49.1%	27	15	$2,161,707
--	5	The Gigolo 2	--	$27,053	--	28	1	$27,053
--	6	Steve Jobs	--	$24,477	--	31	1	--
3	7	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$58,899	--	--	26	29	$10,112,871
2	8	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	$64,724	--	--	31	13	$1,288,263
8	9	Ten Years	$15,533	$12,882	-17.1%	6	29	--
7	10	The Little Prince	--	--	--	12	22	--

Lots of data was not given this week. The Revenant's gross looked a bit off so its Thursday number was adjusted. Ip Man 3 is certain to pass 7m by next week and join the top 5 biggest local movies of all time while Star Wars 7 is getting closer to The Dark Knight Rises for #10 all time.

	Top 20 Films of All Time (Hong Kong)
Rank	Movie	HK Gross	US Gross
1	Avatar*	$178,029,440	$22,964,414
2	Avengers: Age of Ultron***	$132,985,487	$17,065,603
3	Titanic**	$114,939,000	$14,826,276
4	Iron Man 3	$106,389,801	$13,723,457
5	Transformers 4	$98,196,851	$12,601,288
6	The Avengers	$96,705,670	$12,474,280
7	Jurassic World	$96,295,976	$12,357,355
8	Toy Story 3	$89,364,118	$11,527,276
9	Transformers 3	$84,703,797	$10,926,131
10	The Dark Knight Rises	$80,269,966	$10,354,201
11	Star Wars: The Force Awakens*	$78,462,440	$10,108,033
12	Minions	$78,403,991	$10,061,334
13	Monsters University	$77,407,664	$9,984,987
14	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2	$76,785,999	$9,904,797
15	Inside Out	$66,053,079	$8,476,381
16	The Amazing Spider-Man	$61,983,852	$7,995,435
17	Jurassic Park	$61,898,795	$7,943,275
18	You Are the Apple of My Eye	$61,857,826	$7,938,017
19	Kung Fu Hustle	$61,278,697	$7,863,699
20	Shaolin Soccer	$60,739,847	$7,794,550

	Friday				January 15
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	WKD % chg	QD % chg
1	The 5th Wave	--	12,787	--	+5.8%
2	The Revenant	8,739	12,046	+37.8%	+75.8%
3	Ip Man 3	12,023	6,880	-42.8%	+51.5%
4	Steve Jobs	--	4,139	--	+77.4%
5	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	7,002	3,468	-50.5%	+29.9%
6	Anniversary	5,578	3,400	-39.0%	+28.4%
7	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	9,518	2,889	-69.6%	+29.4%
8	The Gigolo 2	--	2,329	--	+8.6%
9	Ten Years	2,074	1,751	-15.6%	+37.8%
10	Joy	--	1,014	--	+28.2%

5th Wave barely won over Revenant in admissions but Revenant likely won in gross on Friday. The top 2 holdovers and Steve Jobs all benefited from 5th Wave's terrible word of mouth. All 3 saw the best daily increases from Thursday in the top 10 and in the case of Ip Man 3 held better week-to-week on Friday than Thursday. Star Wars 7 had another meh drop. Anniversary held really well. It might have something to do with the director's cut being released this week. Sherlock continues to implode.

	Saturday adm.	(so far)			January 16
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	WKD % chg	QD % chg
1	The Revenant	4,818	7,555	+56.8%	+101.6%
2	The 5th Wave	--	5,526	--	+44.0%
3	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	6,679	3,003	-55.0%	+45.8%
4	Ip Man 3	4,962	2,656	-46.5%	+58.5%
5	Ten Years	1,731	1,975	+14.1%	+130.5%
6	Steve Jobs	--	1,965	--	+52.0%
7	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	5,716	1,687	-70.5%	+49.6%
8	Anniversary	2,120	1,004	-52.6%	+28.2%
9	Joy	948	604	-36.3%	--
10	The Gigolo 2	--	556	--	+18.0%

Strong for The Revenant. Not great increases for The 5th Wave or Star Wars 7. Decent increase and week-to-week hold for Ip Man 3. Wonderful for Ten Years.

	Saturday				January 16
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	WKD % chg	QD % chg
1	The Revenant	15,607	22,164	+42.0%	+84.0%
2	The 5th Wave	--	19,585	--	+53.2%
3	Ip Man 3	17,304	11,059	-36.1%	+60.7%
4	Steve Jobs	--	6,630	--	+60.2%
5	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	11,716	5,875	-49.9%	+69.4%
6	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	15,612	5,255	-66.3%	+81.9%
7	Anniversary	7,665	4,361	-43.1%	+28.3%
8	The Gigolo 2	--	2,962	--	+27.2%
9	Ten Years	2,963	2,853	-3.7%	+62.9%
10	The Little Prince	2,922	2,001	-31.5%	--

Great increase for Revenant. Not bad for 5th Wave even though word of mouth is toxic. Good hold for Ip Man 3. Decent for Steve Jobs. Mediocre for Star Wars. Terrible for Sherlock. Average for Anniversary.

SW7 seems to be holding better than I thought it would. Great for The Revenant, regardless of awards boost it is still in its second weekend goes to show it wasn't non-mainstream movie that many people were saying it was.

SW7's drop in gross will be about 10% larger with less IMAX showings to inflate its gross. As for The Revenant, its increase can be directly attributed to its Golden Globes win on Monday and then its Oscar nominations this weekend. Last Monday, Ip Man 3 was steadily pulling away up until the announcement and then The Revenant started winning from then onward.

	Weekend Projections			January 14
Rank	Movie	TW	% chg	Total
1	The 5th Wave	$770,000		$770,000
2	The Revenant	$750,000	+64.9%	$1,460,000
3	Ip Man 3	$385,000	-36.9%	$6,840,000
4	Steve Jobs	$200,000		$260,000
5	Anniversary	$155,000	-52.3%	$2,285,000

This will be a very close weekend at the top. The 5th Wave got off to a quick start on Thursday but The Revenant has already caught up to it in dailies. What will be the deciding factors are Sunday and the ticket price increase for The Revenant. Ip Man 3 pulled out a good hold. It's not the hold that will take it to 8m but it will get it closer to Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer's totals. Steve Jobs was overshadowed by Revenant. It was a big mistake to open close to it. They should have held onto it until January 28. Anniversary did OK but the Director's Cut didn't do much of boosting its gross.

	Sunday adm.	(so far)			January 17
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	WKD % chg	QD % chg
1	The Revenant	6,484	8,512	+31.3%	+12.7%
2	The 5th Wave	--	5,890	--	+6.6%
3	Ip Man 3	5,767	3,923	-32.0%	+47.7%
4	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	6,740	3,182	-52.8%	+6.0%
5	Ten Years	2,039	2,272	+11.4%	+15.0%
6	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	5,308	1,994	-62.4%	+1.5%
7	Steve Jobs	--	1,883	--	-4.2%
8	Anniversary	2,195	1,182	-46.2%	+17.7%
9	The Little Prince	1,326	806	-39.2%	--
10	The Gigolo 2	--	717	--	+29.0%

Very good for Revenant. 5th Wave looks to be decreasing today. Excellent for Ip Man 3. This resurgence is even being extended into the weekdays. It could be saved for another week at this rate. Not that great for Star Wars 7. Superb for Ten Years.

	Sunday				January 17
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	WKD % chg	QD % chg
1	The Revenant	16,009	19,345	+20.8%	-12.7%
2	The 5th Wave	--	18,307	--	-6.5%
3	Ip Man 3	17,315	11,566	-33.2%	+4.6%
4	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	11,122	5,848	-47.4%	-0.5%
5	Steve Jobs	--	5,480	--	-17.3%
6	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	12,830	5,414	-57.8%	+3.0%
7	Anniversary	6,894	4,236	-38.6%	-2.9%
8	Ten Years	3,244	3,068	-5.4%	+7.5%
9	The Gigolo 2	--	2,764	--	-6.7%
10	The Little Prince	3,279	2,349	-28.4%	+17.4%

This was a tough Sunday for most films. After most films increased with Sunday pre-sales from Saturday's pre-sales, almost all films were unable to keep pace with their pre-sales and fell from Saturday. The only film that kept up its pace from its Sunday pre-sales was Sherlock and that had the worst hold of any holdover. Perhaps losing steam, The Revenant was down nearly 3,000 admissions from Saturday and turned one of the best increases with Sunday pre-sales into the 2nd worst hold from Saturday. Despite only doubling its opening day pre-sales with its Sunday pre-sales, The 5th Wave was the most popular choice with walk-ups today which suggests that there is a huge market for a sci-fi disaster flick. Ip Man 3 was the only film of the top 5 to increase from Saturday and it took almost a 50% bump with its Sunday pre-sales from its Saturday pre-sales to do it. The drop is good, verging on very good and there were many sellouts today so it seems to be making a comeback. Ok hold for Star Wars 7 though its drop in gross will be much larger. Terrible drop from Saturday for Steve Jobs.

	Weekend adm.			Jan 14-17
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	% chg
1	The 5th Wave	--	62,770	--
2	The Revenant	40,355	60,408	+49.7%
3	Ip Man 3	55,873	34,045	-39.1%
4	Steve Jobs	--	21,157	--
5	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	35,587	17,493	-50.8%
6	Sherlock: The Abominable Bride	44,295	15,540	-64.9%
7	Anniversary	25,332	14,997	-40.8%
8	The Gigolo 2	--	10,199	--
9	Ten Years	9,924	8,463	-14.7%

5th Wave manages to take down Revenant in admissions with Revenant leaking admissions on Sunday. Ip Man 3 is a solid 3rd.

	Weekend Estimates			January 14
Rank	Movie	TW	% chg	Total
1	The 5th Wave	$760,000		$760,000
2	The Revenant	$720,000	+58.3%	$1,430,000
3	Ip Man 3	$375,000	-38.5%	$6,830,000
4	Steve Jobs	$195,000		$255,000
5	Anniversary	$155,000	-45.6%	$2,285,000

The lower than expected Sunday pushed the top 4 down.

	Top 50 Films of All Time (Hong Kong)
Rank	Movie	HK Gross	US Gross
1	Avatar*	$178,029,440	$22,964,414
2	Avengers: Age of Ultron***	$132,985,487	$17,065,603
3	Titanic**	$114,939,000	$14,826,276
4	Iron Man 3	$106,389,801	$13,723,457
5	Transformers 4	$98,196,851	$12,601,288
6	The Avengers	$96,705,670	$12,474,280
7	Jurassic World	$96,295,976	$12,357,355
8	Toy Story 3	$89,364,118	$11,527,276
9	Transformers 3	$84,703,797	$10,926,131
10	The Dark Knight Rises	$80,269,966	$10,354,201
11	Star Wars: The Force Awakens*	$78,462,440	$10,108,033
12	Minions	$78,403,991	$10,061,334
13	Monsters University	$77,407,664	$9,984,987
14	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2	$76,785,999	$9,904,797
15	Inside Out	$66,053,079	$8,476,381
16	The Amazing Spider-Man	$61,983,852	$7,995,435
17	Jurassic Park	$61,898,795	$7,943,275
18	You Are the Apple of My Eye	$61,857,826	$7,938,017
19	Kung Fu Hustle	$61,278,697	$7,863,699
20	Shaolin Soccer	$60,739,847	$7,794,550
21	Furious 7	$59,634,515	$7,674,814
22	The Dark Knight	$58,524,393	$7,531,944
23	Inception	$58,380,823	$7,513,467
24	The Lost World: Jurassic Park	$58,231,885	$7,494,299
25	Police Story 4: First Strike	$57,518,795	$7,402,526
26	Rumble in the Bronx	$56,912,536	$7,324,502
27	Captain America: The Winter Soldier	$56,552,117	$7,278,117
28	Infernal Affairs	$55,057,176	$7,085,722
29	Spider-Man 3	$55,016,986	$7,080,550
30	The Amazing Spider-Man 2	$54,692,104	$7,038,738
31	Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation	$52,970,115	$6,817,122
32	God of Gamblers Returns	$52,541,028	$6,761,900
33	Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix	$52,417,858	$6,746,048
34	Interstellar	$51,786,434	$6,664,786
35	CJ7	$51,440,832	$6,620,307
36	X-Men: Days of Future Past	$50,768,991	$6,533,843
37	Ant-Man	$50,710,391	$6,526,302
38	Ip Man 3*	$50,536,751	$6,503,954
39	Justice, My Foot!	$49,884,734	$6,420,042
40	Independence Day	$49,380,096	$6,355,096
41	Alls Well Ends Well	$48,992,188	$6,305,173
42	Lust Caution	$48,758,480	$6,275,095
43	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	$48,115,274	$6,192,316
44	Life of Pi	$47,334,447	$6,091,826
45	2012	$47,027,272	$6,052,293
46	Stand By Me Doraemon	$46,891,675	$6,034,842
47	Little Big Master	$46,729,492	$6,013,970
48	Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire	$46,542,244	$5,989,871
49	Speed	$46,430,056	$5,975,433
50	Thunderbolt	$45,647,210	$5,874,683

* - without re-release (Re-release included: $183,411,471 HK)
** - without re-release (Re-release included: $128,003,033 HK)
*** - Incomplete. Box office gross up to June 30, 2015 only.
* - still in release
Up to January 14, 2015.

Star Wars 7 will pass TDKR for #10 by Wednesday. Transformers 4 is a stretch. Final gross should be around 81m-82m. Ip Man 3 will pass MI5 on Sunday and will join the top 30 by Thursday and pass 55m HK by Friday. It will slide by Police Story 4 to at least be the #3 local grossing movie but to beat Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle, it needs to display amazing holds the next couple of weeks. One of the surprises in the top 50 has to be Speed. I'm very surprised it's still in the top 50 20+ years later.

Actuals

1. The 5th Wave - $692,800
2. The Revenant - about $660,000/$1,372,770
3. Ip Man 3 - $6,801,659
4. Steve Jobs - $218,103
5. Anniversary - $2,309,333
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - $10,232,530
Sherlock: The Abominable Bride - $1,411,259
Ten Years - $410,548

Early Thursday schedules

Revenant leads all holdovers with minimal cuts while The 5th Wave and Ip Man 3 will stay in all theaters. Star Wars 7 will get axed from a lot of theaters. It will still play in most IMAX theaters though. Anniversary will remain in almost all theaters.

New openers are all over the place. The Big Short seems to be getting the most theaters but Dirty Grandpa is just behind. Concussion and House of Wolves aren't too far back either but it is still early days. The rest of the theaters will release their schedules tomorrow and this could change the order of the new openers depending on how UA schedules this week.

Monday-Wednesday admissions

The 5th Wave won in admissions on Monday but it lost to The Revenant on Tuesday. The Revenant has seen its daily admissions drops increase from -12% on Monday to -17% on Tuesday. This is an encouraging sign since this was when the awards effect started to take place last week. Meanwhile, The 5th Wave has been losing admissions against Ip Man 3 this week. Ip Man 3 was behind about 1,100 admissions on Monday but went under 1,000 on Tuesday. Both Ip Man 3 and The Revenant were the only 2 films of the top 5 to increase with Wednesday's pre-sales from Monday's pre-sales. Ip Man 3 has also seen its week-to-week holds decrease as the week progressed from 30% on Monday to 27% on Tuesday. Wednesday is expected to come in under 25% week-to-week.

There's no real frontrunner for the upcoming weekend. The Revenant has the edge in screens with a couple of theaters adding it this week to their lineup but any one of the openers or even Ip Man 3 could surprise and take #1 this weekend with admissions on the low side.

Deadpool has been moved to February 9 (2nd day of Chinese New Year) from February 11. The move is decent and this allows Deadpool to amass money in the CNY period but I question why it is opening on the 2nd day rather than the 1st day of CNY on Monday?

I have no idea what FOX is doing. They should go back to their original schedule with Deadpool out February 4 and Alvin out February 11, screw worldwide synchro.

Creed opens February 25 via Warner Brothers Pictures HK.

Ten Years continues to hold the best per-showing-average among all releases. Even on weekdays, it sold over 80 tickets per show. Currently it is playing at three UA locations all day, two daily shows at The Metroplex in Kowloon Bay and one daily show at MCL's Starwalk in Tseung Kwan O. It really should expand. I expect it to pull a number similar to better than PK under normal circumstances. In fact, it is posting nearly the same number in limited release ($83,606 on 6 screens) as PK did in semi-wide release ($98,016 on 19 screens).

Wrong. In 5 weeks of release, Ten Years only won the PSA average once and lost the other weekends to PSA leaders Star Wars 7, Ip Man 3 (x2) and The Revenant. It also lost to other films like Anniversary and possibly Sherlock's 2-day opening as well. Stop misrepresenting the facts.

You should check the facts. I have been following Ryan Ra's Thursday and weekend reports and checking the wmoov chart daily. Ten Years is the winner most of the days in the "number of tickets sold per showing" department. It may have barely lost it to Star Wars 7 or Ip Man 3 on opening days and holidays like Christmas and New Year. But for most of the time, it sells the most tickets per showing.

You need to check your terminology. PSA means per screen average not admissions per showing average. You misused the term and then used it correctly 2 posts ago.

	Thursday adm.	(so far)		January 21
Rank	Movie	LW	TW	% chg
1	The Revenant	1,850	1,239	-33.0%
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	1,617	972	-39.9%
3	Dirty Grandpa	--	861	--
4	The Big Short	--	813	--
5	House of Wolves	--	771	--
6	The 5th Wave	2,565	766	-70.1%
7	Ip Man 3	809	510	-37.0%
8	Concussion	--	351	--
9	Ten Years	539	328	-39.1%
10	Steve Jobs	818	320	-60.9%

Boring admissions. Only 1 film cleared 1,000 adm. in pre-sales on Thursday.

Why do you keep saying Star Wars is performing like shit and terrible drop and etc when it is going to break into top 10 all time? Wtf?

SW7 opened big and hasn't had the legs outside holidays that's why its legs now are shit. He did mention earlier during holidays that it was doing good

Star Wars 7 is doing fine actually. It is still in the top 5 in its fifth week of release. It holds onto the IMAX screens and premium ticket price and whatnot.

I was baffled by Blue's take on Ten Years' bo performance. Last year he was championing the performance of PK, a breakout hit that managed to cross over to the mainstream. This year, Ten Years is doing even better than that film but little coverage was given to that.

That shouldn't have been confusing.