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Dr. Lecter
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 Tuesday Numbers 1. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith - $9,907,771 - -31% - $182,710,278
2. Monster in Law - $1,235,000 - -19% - $46,934,000
3. Kicking and Screaming - $728,700 - -28.7% - $35,947,370
4. Crash - $576,807 - -17.4% - $28,923,660
5. Unleashed - $415,000 - -21% - $18,790,000
6. Kingdom of Heaven - $381,107 - -21.5% - $42,084,721
7. House of Wax - $311,339 - -16.9% - $27,598,660
8. The Interpreter - $281,320 - -13.1% - $66,007,925
9. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - $205,699 - -19.1% - $47,362,700
10. Mindhunters - $125,000 - -3.8% - $3,817,000
11. Sahara - $84,349 - -10.5% - $65,749,796
12. The Amityville Horror - $67,401 - -13% - $64,400,125
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Box
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Thanks for posting it, Dr. Lecter.
And wow, I'm really surprised that Canada would have such an effect. I mean, we only account for 7% of sales. It might have been pent-up demand in the US as well.
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scottb
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Well Sith is the top film of 2005 now. The question is will it stay that way?
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All time North American box office.
1. Titanic - $600.8m
2. Star Wars - $461.0m
3. Shrek 2 - $441.2m
4. E.T. the Extra Terrestrial - $435.1m
5. The Phantom Menace - $431.1m
6. Spider-Man - $403.7m
7. Revenge of the Sith - $380.3m
8. Return of the King - $377.0m
9. Spider-Man 2 - $373.6m
10. The Passion of the Christ - $370.8m
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Maverikk
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It's official, Sith is the #1 movie of the year, and it will remain at the #1 position for the remainder of the year!
Congrats!
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zingy
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Sith is following the exact pattern of Attack of the Clones. The drops are only about 1.5% apart.
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baumer72
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I think it is a normal drop for Sith. It fell exactly what Clones did. So you can expect a 10-13% drop tomorrow and a 1-3% drop on for Thursday numbers. This film will be at at least 275 mill by Monday.
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Ooh... it seems like a big drop for ROTS. I'm sure most people were expecting over $10 million. I expect a 10%+ drop for Wednesday and 5%+ drop for Thursday if it is really frontloaded like I suspect.
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Rev
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Re: Tuesday Numbers Dr. Lecter wrote: 1. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith - $9,907,771 - -31% - $182,710,278 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!  IT'S OVER! ROTS WILL NOT TOP $400 MILL NOW!  FOR SHAME!
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jb007
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MG Casey wrote: Ooh... it seems like a big drop for ROTS. I'm sure most people were expecting over $10 million. I expect a 10%+ drop for Wednesday and 5%+ drop for Thursday if it is really frontloaded like I suspect. You and DP sound very silly and have lost all credibilty regarding BO prediction.
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zingy
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MG Casey wrote: Ooh... it seems like a big drop for ROTS. I'm sure most people were expecting over $10 million. I expect a 10%+ drop for Wednesday and 5%+ drop for Thursday if it is really frontloaded like I suspect. A big drop for Sith? It's 1.5% more than Clones dropped.
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Definately a bit more frontloaded then expected for RoTS, however I still think it will show strong legs through the remainder of the week. Using the multiplier of AoTC, it should still do somewhere between $420-$430 million, though I'm thinking it may end up more towards the low end of that.
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wanderer
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It's not a bad drop really, it's just that a lot of people had overblown expectations.
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Spidey
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Wow. Over 30% for Sith. Oh well I still think it can hit $400m. But, then again Kicking & Screaming fell 28% so it isn't that bad. Yesterday was a semi-holiday.
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1981
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Damn, I hoped it would have dropped less, to maintain a chance of breaking Spidey 2's record for best week.
Of course, still a great number.
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Zingaling wrote: MG Casey wrote: Ooh... it seems like a big drop for ROTS. I'm sure most people were expecting over $10 million. I expect a 10%+ drop for Wednesday and 5%+ drop for Thursday if it is really frontloaded like I suspect. A big drop for Sith? It's 1.5% more than Clones dropped. AAAHHH!! It is going to die now!!!
*runs off into jungle*
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zingy
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I'm just cracking up at the people who are actually depressed by a movie that held so well yesterday. Let's not forget that yesterday was a Holiday, people. Clones dropped 29%, too.
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neo_wolf
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What went wrong for ROTS? Thats a horrible drop! what a flop the film is!
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baumer72
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So you can expect it to look at it like this:
Wednesday- 8.7
Thursday- 8.5
Friday- 17.2
Sat- 24
Sunday- 21.5
Monday- 15.7
Tuesday- 5.1
Wednesday- 4.5
Thurs- 4.5
Friday- 7.6
Total of about 278 mill by Monday. This will surpass 300 mill by Friday of next week. Then it has the rest of the summer to cruise to 100 mill more. It will make it for sure.
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Dr. Lecter
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jb007 wrote: MG Casey wrote: Ooh... it seems like a big drop for ROTS. I'm sure most people were expecting over $10 million. I expect a 10%+ drop for Wednesday and 5%+ drop for Thursday if it is really frontloaded like I suspect. You and DP sound very silly and have lost all credibilty regarding BO prediction. But actually, his decrease predictions are right on. I predict a drop-off of around 13-14% on Wednesday and around 6-7% on Thursday. All of them slightly more than AOTC's. I also predict a smaller Friday increase than AOTC due to heavy competition from The Longest Yard and Madagascar and a 3-day drop of around 45-48% at least next weekend. Personally, my 3-day prediction for the upcoming weekend stands at $54 million. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Spidey
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neo_wolf wrote: What went wrong for ROTS? Thats a horrible drop! what a flop the film is! Not really. Shrek 2 fell 30.3% on the same day last year and it ended up with $441m.
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neo_wolf
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Spider-Man wrote: neo_wolf wrote: What went wrong for ROTS? Thats a horrible drop! what a flop the film is! Not really. Shrek 2 fell 30.3% on the same day last year and it ended up with $441m. ROTS is a flop!
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1981
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Another record: highest first 6 days!!!
'Spider-Man 2' opening week: $ 192.085.360
'Sith' first 6 days: $ 182.710.278
Without summer weekdays it came really close. However, still a great job.
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Dr. Lecter
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baumer72 wrote: So you can expect it to look at it like this:
Wednesday- 8.7
Thursday- 8.5
Friday- 17.2
Sat- 24
Sunday- 21.5
Monday- 15.7
Tuesday- 5.1
Wednesday- 4.5
Thurs- 4.5
Friday- 7.6
Total of about 278 mill by Monday. This will surpass 300 mill by Friday of next week. Then it has the rest of the summer to cruise to 100 mill more. It will make it for sure. I'd say more like:
Wednesday - $8.5 million
Thursday - $7.95 million
Friday - $14.6 million
I don't like going day-by-day, so I just predict a weekend mutliplier of around 3.75 from then on (3-day) leading to a weekend slightly under $55 million. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Box
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Spider-Man wrote: neo_wolf wrote: What went wrong for ROTS? Thats a horrible drop! what a flop the film is! Not really. Shrek 2 fell 30.3% on the same day last year and it ended up with $441m. Yes, but Shrek 2 had a freaking $72m second weekend, with $95m in 4 days.
The film will fall behind SM2 tomorrow, but should bounce back during the weekend, only to have Shrek 2 crawl from behind, heh. _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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jb007 wrote: MG Casey wrote: Ooh... it seems like a big drop for ROTS. I'm sure most people were expecting over $10 million. I expect a 10%+ drop for Wednesday and 5%+ drop for Thursday if it is really frontloaded like I suspect. You and DP sound very silly and have lost all credibilty regarding BO prediction. What if that does happen? Then you will be the silly one!
Just like this silly cat!
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