Screen Counts and Crowd Reports for May 19 - 21
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zingy
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Another screen was added for Over the Hedge for today. This and TDVC make up 60% of the screens at my ten-screen theater. Heh. I'm just shocked.
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| Sat May 20, 2006 12:33 pm |
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Dr. Lecter
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Once X3 comes out next weekend, X3, Da Vinci and Over the Hedge will probably make up 75% of all screens at your theatre, heh.
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Excel
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da vincis got a solid opening but ya know...this could be the first time a while mahy didnt have a 250 million grosser, as da vinci and x3 dont look to have the legs to do it.
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Eagle
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Da Vinci will hit 250 with a hold or slight increase tomorrow.
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baumer72
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solid opening at 80-85 mill? lol...yea, if this is solid, then what the hell qualififes as huge?
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liesse00
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 Magnus101 wrote: liesse00 wrote: North Central Illinois
May 19 7:00 PM About a 200 seat theater 95% Full
Click - good reaction (Sandler is very popular in my area)
Cars - some laughs mostly at Larry the Cable Guy (he is also very popular in my area)
Lake House - nothing
World Trade Center - a few "Why would they make a movie about this"
James Bond - nothing
Miami Vice - nothing
Overal B+
I don't agree with the critics at all on this. I found it very interesting especially the second half when Teabing comes in it got very fun at that part. I have not read the book but I did see one of the twists coming but not the one at the very end. I'm guuna have to see this again because the guy in front of me his head blocked half the screen from me and a girl behind me wouldn't stop talking out loud during the first half of the film. I think the crowd was really into it they laughed and jumped at the right parts and I could tell there interset really peaked in the second half. Also the crowd was made up by mostly Adults and young adults with a few groups of teenagers as well. liessee!!! Welcome to the boards. Thank you very much _________________Last FMTwitter
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misterglass
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$85 million is decent and better than expected... I think $90-100 million would have been huge. Anything under $70 million would have been disappointing.
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Mannyisthebest
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watching it with ten people today. The theater has been busy all day. Expect strong sat business. Also don't expect a massive dive on Sunday either.
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The Dark Shape
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The Da Vinci Code
11:05 a.m. 90-seater: 80% full
Trailers:
Casino Royale (whispers)
Click (nothing)
Cars (nothing)
The Omen (whispers)
Miami Vice (nothing)
Jet Li's Fearless (nothing)
Lady in the Water (nothing)
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Couldn't get a read on the crowd. They laughed appropriately -- basically as McKellan's jokes -- but there was no applause or anything as the lights came up.
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misterglass
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Magnus101 wrote: misterglass wrote: $85 million is decent and better than expected... I think $90-100 million would have been huge. Anything under $70 million would have been disappointing. When you have high expectations, and it surpasses them even by a little, its huge. For instnace: HP4 expectations were around 90m-95m for most. It surpassed them and got 102m. It was huge. Expectations for DVC(i'm talking about in general, not just on this site) was around 70m-75m. Its looking to get around 85m. Its huge. Then again, I guess anything is huge after Mission Impossible and Poseidon.... hope we're on a better track for the summer now.
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Eagle
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The theater I went to last night is performing very much the same as it did yesterday. The 8 and 9:15 showtimes have now sold out.
It has showtimes at:
12:00 I 12:30 I 1:30 I 2:30 I 3:00 I 3:30 I 4:00 I 4:45 | 6:00 I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 I 8:00 I 9:15 I 9:45 I 10:15 I 10:45 I 11:15
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baumer72
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The Dark Shape wrote: The Da Vinci Code
11:05 a.m. 90-seater: 80% full
Trailers:
Casino Royale (whispers)
Click (nothing)
Cars (nothing)
The Omen (whispers)
Miami Vice (nothing)
Jet Li's Fearless (nothing)
Lady in the Water (nothing)
Film:
Couldn't get a read on the crowd. They laughed appropriately -- basically as McKellan's jokes -- but there was no applause or anything as the lights came up. That is pretty insane for a 11 AM show. WOW
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baumer72 wrote: The Dark Shape wrote: The Da Vinci Code
11:05 a.m. 90-seater: 80% full
Trailers:
Casino Royale (whispers)
Click (nothing)
Cars (nothing)
The Omen (whispers)
Miami Vice (nothing)
Jet Li's Fearless (nothing)
Lady in the Water (nothing)
Film:
Couldn't get a read on the crowd. They laughed appropriately -- basically as McKellan's jokes -- but there was no applause or anything as the lights came up. That is pretty insane for a 11 AM show. WOW Especially considering I was at the exact same theatre as Dark Shape at roughly the same time and Over The Hedge had 16 or so people in their theatre.
Da Vinci may not drop today.
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baumer72
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I don't see it could drop today. It will get more business during the day and the sold out shows at night should stay consistent. I think it increaes by 6-10% today.
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Eagle
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As I said before, I simply don't see the logic in predicting a decrease for this movie today.
I think the low end should be a hold, and the high end a 15% increase!
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The Dark Shape
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loyalfromlondon wrote: baumer72 wrote: The Dark Shape wrote: The Da Vinci Code
11:05 a.m. 90-seater: 80% full
Trailers:
Casino Royale (whispers)
Click (nothing)
Cars (nothing)
The Omen (whispers)
Miami Vice (nothing)
Jet Li's Fearless (nothing)
Lady in the Water (nothing)
Film:
Couldn't get a read on the crowd. They laughed appropriately -- basically as McKellan's jokes -- but there was no applause or anything as the lights came up. That is pretty insane for a 11 AM show. WOW Especially considering I was at the exact same theatre as Dark Shape at roughly the same time and Over The Hedge had 16 or so people in their theatre. Da Vinci may not drop today. I should point out it's not that huge. A few years ago, with Freddy Vs. Jason of all movies, an 11 a.m. show in a 90-theater had people sitting in the aisles. I checked in to see the crowd for the 1:45 p.m. Da Vinci as well, and it looked maybe 80% full in a 150-seater.
And Loyal, it wasn't fair that your Over the Hedge was in a 500-seater while I was in the cramped room.
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| Sat May 20, 2006 5:34 pm |
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The Dark Shape wrote:
And Loyal, it wasn't fair that your Over the Hedge was in a 500-seater while I was in the cramped room.
It was odd to be in such a large and empty theatre for a Sat matinee.
I caught Poseidon immediately after Over The Hedge and it seemed to have more people in it. 
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The Dark Shape
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I seriously didn't even look at my ticket and started for the four main auditoriums, only see my Da Vinci was all the way down the hall. I just had a moment of, "Huh?"
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Eagle
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6:00 just sold out.
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The Dark Shape wrote: I seriously didn't even look at my ticket and started for the four main auditoriums, only see my Da Vinci was all the way down the hall. I just had a moment of, "Huh?" I'll be there Thursday night for X3, I'm sure they'll have it in the big theatre. 
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The Dark Shape
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I'd better grab my X-Men ticket. Midnight showings tend to sell out. Episode III last year sold out 10 auditoriums.
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| Sat May 20, 2006 5:49 pm |
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The Dark Shape wrote: I'd better grab my X-Men ticket. Midnight showings tend to sell out. Episode III last year sold out 10 auditoriums. Im hoping they add a 10 PM.
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The Dark Shape
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I doubt it. Has Fox ever done that? I'm a bit angrier that there's no advance screenings. Fox and Universal just won't do them in Omaha.
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Dr. Lecter
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rolandka19
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I checked Fandango twice last night for sell-outs. It was INSANE. It sold out literally everywhere pretty much, except for the 8-screen theater in my small town (a lot of country folk live here AND it was Prom. Maybe that's why it didn't sell out). Here are the sell-outs:
My area (South-central PA)-
Regal Manor Stadium 16- Lancaster- 8:15, 8:45, 10:15
Cinemark Tinseltown 16-Erie- 6:45, 7:05, 7:20, 9:55 I 10:15 I 10:30
Carmike 16- Allentown, PA- 1:30, 4:25, 5:50, 7:00
AMC Loews Waterfront 22- Homestead, PA- 7:30, 8:00, 9:15, 9:45, 10:45, 11:15
NYC-
Regal Union Square Stadium 14- 4:15 I 4:45
6:45 I 7:15 I 7:45 I 8:15 I 9:30 I 10:15 I 10:45, 11:15, 11:45, 12:45am
UA Court Street Stadium 12- Brooklyn- 10:15, 10:45, 11:15
UA Sheepshead- Brooklyn- 10:15, 10:15, 10:45, 10:45, 11:15, 11:30
Loews 34th Street - 6:00, 10:25, 10:55, 10:55, 11:30
UA 64th and 2nd Avenue- 10:45
Loews Kips Bay- 7:15, 10:00
Loews Lincoln Square 12- 4:30, 5:30, 10:45, 11:45
Loews Orpheum- 6:30, 7:30, 10:00, 10:45, 11:45 (all night showings)
UA Kaufman Astoria Stadium 14- 8:15, 10:15, 10:45, 11:15, 11:15, 11:45, 11:45
Washington, DC:
Loews Georgetown 14- 10:30
Regal Shortpump 14- Richmond, VA- 5:15, 7:15, 7:45, 8:15, 8:45, 10:15
Regal Gallery Place Stadium 14- 6:45 I 7:15 I 7:45 I 8:15 I 8:45, 10:15, 10:45, 11:15
Regal Balston Commons 12- 8:45, 9:45, 10:15
Regal Potomac Yard 16- Alexandria, VA- 10:45
Regal Shortpump 14- 10:15, 10:45
Regal Virginia Center 20- Glen Allen, VA- 9:45, 10:15
Orlando, FL-
Regal Winter park Village 20- 10:45
Regal Waterford lakes- - 10:45, 11:15, 11:45
BEAUTIFUL. *wipes tear away*
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