Uncharted- 5.9m -62%
Dog 2.4m -51%
SpiderMan 1.3m -26%
Death on the Nile 1.2m -32%

Studio 666 725k/2m weekend
Cyrano 470k/1.3m weekend

Uncharted could get sub 50% drop, wow. WOM must be good.

Nice! It'll probably drop about the same next week, but then level out and have a very nice run through March and early April.

Very solid drop for both Uncharted and Dog. Drops next weekend will probably be harsh but stabilize for the rest of the month.

Bring on next week!!

The winner of the weekend is 50 years old:

The Godfather 2022 Re-release $425,000 156 $2,724 $425,000

That's super impressive from 156 theaters.

The only reason I haven't checked out Unchartered is because it feels like Sony basically showed the entire movie in the trailer. Am I wrong?

Weekend:

Uncharted $23.25M (-45%), $83.39M.
Dog $10.1M (-32%), $30M
Spider-man $5.75M (-23%), $779.89M.
Death on the Nile $4.50M, $32.75M.
SCREAM $1.3M (-31%), $79M
JACKASS FOREVER $3.1M (-39%), $52M
Sing 2 $2.11M (-26%), $151.20M
Studio 666 $2 million
Marry Me $1.85M (-50%), $20.21M
Cyrano $1.4M
Godfather $900k (156 theaters), $5,769 avg
THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD $421k $1.8M

Dog dropping just 32% despite an inflated Sunday last weekend is very impressive. This looks like it will be a sleeper hit and be around for a while.

The only other $10+ million opener of the last two years to have a better second weekend hold than Dog was Sing 2, whose second weekend was New Year's. So, that hold is pretty incredible. Considering Batman is basically the only serious wide release over the next three weekends, it should be able to leg out to a $60+ million total. Big, big win for MGM and Tatum.

Wow at Dog. Uncharted drop is really good too.

Add in its $15M budget, drop AFTER an inflated Sunday last weekend and after a 5 year absence on screens and its even more incredible.

Given how bankable Sandra Bullock has been and remains popular as well as Tatum pulling a small obscure film to $60M or $70M a month earlier, on top of the being the first big comedy tentpole in ages, I'm seeing MAJOR breakout for The Lost City. Would not be shocked by $150M run potentially given how depressing the world has been the market is starved for a high profile comedy movie.

I hope you're right, it actually looks fun.

Yeah Tatum is going to hit again with the Lost City, though I'm predicting bad reviews. Is being in exotic locale good for post COVID? Too bad Sandler is tied to Netflix as this would be the perfect time for him to get a theatrical hit with some random vacation comedy, though Murder Mystery 2 will probably do well.

I wouldn't be surprised if Lost City reviews were pretty warm, tbh. Marry Me barely has a fresh rating, folks are probably rooting for the return of the romcom, and Bullock has always had more prestige than Lopez.

You know the ironic thing to that. Obviously Bullock's appeal has always been quite great. Outside of While You Were Sleeping, not one of her romantic films have ever gotten good reviews. Even Miss Congeniality is in the 40s somewhere. The consensus is almost always she is a star, elevates the material to watchable, which isn't a bad thing (That's literally how Michael Caine survived the 80s and 90s), because these films aren't for critics really. This will no doubt get unfavorably compared to Romancing the Stone.