Dejana March 17, 2015 Author Share March 17, 2015 (edited) It looks like the prediction that Fifty Shades of Grey would close out around the 165 million mark was spot on. Although 50SoG it ended up very frontloaded, it only cost $40 million and has been even more successful overseas, so the studio can't be too displeased. The sequel would already have a firm start/release date if not for EL James thinking trying to commandeer the sequel. Disney overreached with those Cinderella estimates: its actual 3-day total came in at $67,877,361. Still quite strong considering the budget was $95M, nearly half of Maleficent's $180M cost. Edited March 17, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-933435
Dejana March 22, 2015 Author Share March 22, 2015 (edited) March 20–22, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) The Divergent Series: Insurgent $54,025,000 | 3,875 Theaters | $13,942 Avg. | $54,025,000 2 (1) Cinderella $34,492,000 | 3,848 Theaters | $8,964 Avg. | $122,041,000 3 (2) Run All Night $5,115,000 | 3,171 Theaters | $1,613 Avg. | $19,722,000 4 (N) The Gunman $5,009,000 | 2,816 Theaters | $1,779 Avg. | $5,009,000 5 (3) Kingsman: The Secret Service $4,600,000 | 2,223 Theaters | $2,069 Avg. | $114,570,000 6 (N) Do You Believe? $4,000,000 | 1,320 Theaters | $3,030 Avg. | $4,000,000 7 (6) The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel $3,450,000 | 2,016 Theaters | $1,711 Avg. | $24,125,0008 (4) Focus $3,300,000 | 2,055 Theaters | $1,606 Avg. | $49,403,000 9 (5) Chappie $2,650,000 | 2,429 Theaters | $1,091 Avg. | $28,300,000 10 (7) The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $2,350,000 | 1,980 Theaters | $1,187 Avg. | $158,794,000 Global Totals: BIG HERO 6: $422.8M Overseas Total | $644.7M Global Total AMERICAN SNIPER: $184.2M Overseas Total | $528.2M Global Total FIFTY SHADES OF GREY: $394.5M Overseas Total | $558.3M Global Total KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE: $181.2M Overseas Total | $295.7M Global Total THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER: $121.2M Overseas Total | $280M Global Total CINDERELLA: $131.1M Overseas Total | $253.141M Global Total INTO THE WOODS: $71.2M Overseas Total | $198.8M Global Total JUPITER ASCENDING: $129.6M Overseas Total | $175.8M Global Total FOCUS: $71M Overseas Total | $120.4M Global Total THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING: $83.2M Overseas Total | $119M Global Total SEVENTH SON: $92.3M Overseas Total | $109.5M Global Total INSURGENT: $47M Overseas Total | $101M Global Total BIRDMAN: $57.1M Overseas Total | $99.2M Global Total THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $34.4M Overseas Total | $58.5M Global Total HOME: $19.2M Overseas | Global Total Edited March 22, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-953539
Dejana March 29, 2015 Author Share March 29, 2015 (edited) March 27–29, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Home $54,000,000 | 3,708 Theaters | $14,563 Avg. | $54,000,000 2 (N) Get Hard $34,610,000 | 3,175 Theaters | $10,901 Avg. | $34,610,000 3 (1) The Divergent Series: Insurgent $22,075,000 | 3,875 Theaters | $5,697 Avg. | $86,394,000 4 (2) Cinderella $17,515,000 | 3,815 Theaters | $4,591 Avg. | $150,022,000 5 (19) It Follows $4,021,000 | 1,218 Theaters | $3,301 Avg. | $4,755,000 6 (5) Kingsman: The Secret Service $3,050,000 | 1,785 Theaters | $1,709 Avg. | $119,424,000 7 (3) Run All Night $2,205,000 | 2,377 Theaters | $928 Avg. | $23,823,000 8 (7) The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel $2,185,000 | 1,498 Theaters | $1,459 Avg. | $28,135,000 9 (6) Do You Believe? $2,150,000 | 1,356 Theaters | $1,586 Avg. | $7,052,00010 (4) The Gunman $2,045,000 | 2,816 Theaters | $726 Avg. | $8,810,000 11 (8) Focus $1,370,000 | 1,260 Theaters | $1,087 Avg. | $51,929,000 12 (11) McFarland, USA $1,126,000 | 1,126 Theaters | $1,000 Avg. | $40,567,000 13 (12) American Sniper $905,000 | 970 Theaters | $933 Avg. | $345,445,00014 (10) The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $610,000 | 1,354 Theaters | $451 Avg. | $160,208,000 15 (14) Fifty Shades of Grey $554,000 | 554 Theaters | $1,000 Avg. | $164,962,000 While We're Young $242,000 | 4 Theaters | $60,500 Avg. | $242,000 Danny Collins $231,000 | 29 Theaters | $7,966 Avg. | $327,500 Serena $110,000 | 60 Theaters | $1,833 Avg. | $110,000 Global Totals: BIG HERO SIX: $429.6M Overseas Total | $651.7M Global Total FIFTY SHADES OF GREY: $398.9M Overseas Total | $563.9M Global Total NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: SECRET OF THE TOMB: $242.82M Overseas Total | $355.84M Global Total CINDERELLA: $186.2M Overseas Total | $336.2M Global Total KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE: $209M Overseas Total | $328.4M Global Total TAKEN 3: $238M Overseas Total | $326.8M Global Total THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER: $127.7M Overseas Total | $287.3M Global Total INTO THE WOODS: $75.5M Overseas Total | $203.4M Global Total INSURGENT: $93.7M Overseas Total | $180.1M Global Total JUPITER ASCENDING: $132.8M Overseas Total | $179.29M Global Total FOCUS: $82.4M Overseas Total | $132.96M Global Total THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING: $84.2M Overseas Total | $120M Global Total SEVENTH SON: $93.4M Overseas Total | $110.6M Global Total HOME: $48M Overseas Total | $106M Global Total SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $38.86M Overseas Total | $64.81M Global Total THE BOY NEXT DOOR: $11.1M Overseas Total | $46.5M Global Total RUN ALL NIGHT: $19.7M Overseas Total | $41.31M Global Total GET HARD: $4.6M Overseas Total | $39.21M Global Total Edited March 29, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-978469
Ankai April 3, 2015 Share April 3, 2015 So, for kicks, I have been checking on the box office performances of Kingsman and Fifty Shades of Grey. Of course, Fifty Shades has made more money than Kingsman, both domestically and overseas. If one looks just at the numbers for March, however, one may notice that Kingsman has done better than Fifty Shades domestically and overseas. Last Saturday, Fifty Shades made less than $250,000 domestically to Kingsman's nearly $1.4 million while Tuesday gave Fifty Shades $67,000 to Kingsman's $356,000. In other words, Kingsman did much better on Tuesday than Fifty Shades did on Saturday. And while both are losing in viewers, the number of people seeing Fifty Shades has been cut in half maybe two weeks in a row, while Kingsman is only starting to inch up to 40%, and even that could fall back down to a third or a quarter. Depending on how long each movie stays in theaters, there is an ever so slight chance that Kingsman could make up for the Valentines Day Weekend pummeling that Fifty Shades handed out. So...do you think that there is a chance? When is it decided that a movie will get pulled from cinemas? And who decides that? Fifty Shades has fallen from its domestic maximum of 3655 theaters to 554, while Kingsman's maximum of 3282 has fallen to 1785. The per-screen averages are both in the hundreds, but Fifty Shades will probably start hitting double-digits a lot sooner. I have looked around at other movies and the money earned in that final week, and they vary greatly. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-996613
Dejana April 4, 2015 Author Share April 4, 2015 (edited) So, for kicks, I have been checking on the box office performances of Kingsman and Fifty Shades of Grey. Of course, Fifty Shades has made more money than Kingsman, both domestically and overseas. If one looks just at the numbers for March, however, one may notice that Kingsman has done better than Fifty Shades domestically and overseas. Last Saturday, Fifty Shades made less than $250,000 domestically to Kingsman's nearly $1.4 million while Tuesday gave Fifty Shades $67,000 to Kingsman's $356,000. In other words, Kingsman did much better on Tuesday than Fifty Shades did on Saturday. And while both are losing in viewers, the number of people seeing Fifty Shades has been cut in half maybe two weeks in a row, while Kingsman is only starting to inch up to 40%, and even that could fall back down to a third or a quarter. Depending on how long each movie stays in theaters, there is an ever so slight chance that Kingsman could make up for the Valentines Day Weekend pummeling that Fifty Shades handed out. So...do you think that there is a chance? When is it decided that a movie will get pulled from cinemas? And who decides that? Fifty Shades has fallen from its domestic maximum of 3655 theaters to 554, while Kingsman's maximum of 3282 has fallen to 1785. The per-screen averages are both in the hundreds, but Fifty Shades will probably start hitting double-digits a lot sooner. I have looked around at other movies and the money earned in that final week, and they vary greatly. For most new releases, theaters are contractually obligated to keep it for two weekends, though if it's a flop, they tend to limit the showtimes of the second weekend (in the third, they get dropped like hot potatoes--the list of All-Time Theater Drops is a who's who of box office bombs). There are cases where a theater has to keep a movie longer than two weeks, like with IMAX engagements, and in the past, Star Wars prequels have had the clout to demand theaters keep them four weeks. After that, it's basically up to the theaters to decide if they are making enough money from a movie to hold on to it, or if they will fare better by taking on newer releases. Box office results are listed in terms of nationwide totals and averages, but there can be a lot of variances in different parts of the country or even neighborhoods in the same metropolitan area. Plus, there are still the smaller movie theaters out there, the ones that just have two, four, six screens. They can have a higher turnover than larger theaters, which are still included in a movie's theater count, even when a movie might be on one screen out of 24, with one showtime at 10:30 AM. Domestically, the difference between FSoG and Kingsman is $35 million and Kingsman's run is winding down (albeit at a much slower pace) and there's a new flashy action blockbuster in Furious 7 as competition. I think the fortunes might be reversed for the sequels to Fifty Shades and Kingsman, with the latter having much more potential to expand its appeal with another installment. Edited April 4, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-999601
Ankai April 4, 2015 Share April 4, 2015 That is interesting. Does that mean that theaters tend to judge whether a movie stays not due to how much (or how little) money it is currently making, but how much more money a similar movie is making? I ask because both movies had been doing maybe one or two hundred per theater each week day, but other movies were allowed to make much less on average before ultimately getting pulled. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1001739
Rick Kitchen April 5, 2015 Share April 5, 2015 What does "number of theaters" mean? If a theater shows a movie five times a day, does that count as five theaters, or only one? Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1002630
Dejana April 5, 2015 Author Share April 5, 2015 (edited) That is interesting. Does that mean that theaters tend to judge whether a movie stays not due to how much (or how little) money it is currently making, but how much more money a similar movie is making? I ask because both movies had been doing maybe one or two hundred per theater each week day, but other movies were allowed to make much less on average before ultimately getting pulled. It can be a mix of factors. Say a theater only has four screens total, maybe they decide to drop an older action movie to make room for a brand-new one, and the other movies they keep will have a different sort of appeal, like an animated movie, a comedy, a YA film, if it's in the theater's interest to appeal to the broadest audience possible. Usually, it doesn't come to theaters only being able to show one movie at a time, though in the summer there's often a glut of blockbuster action movies, one week after the other. Comedies can get a bit more breathing room and hang around in theaters a little longer, not having so much competition. Theater averages can be deceiving. Some movies are popular everywhere, but others might be playing well in one place and poorly in another. An animated movie might be number one in the country, but if there's a theater that's not in a prime spot for families, for example, then that theater might be quicker to drop the kids' movie and keep The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel for another week, because that location has a dozen 55+ communities within a ten block radius. Or theater owners can track, for example, that they sell 100% more concessions with kids movies than Nicholas Sparks dramas, so even if they sell slightly fewer tickets, they make more money on food sales, which don't have to be shared with studios/distributors. Specifically with Kingsman vs. 50 Shades, they both remained over 3000 theaters for the first three weeks. Then, their fortunes really began to diverge: 1st weekend: Kingsman:$36,206,331 | 3,204 Theaters | $11,300 Avg. FSoG: $85,171,450 | 3,646 Theaters | $23,360 Avg. 2nd weekend: Kingsman: $18,346,023 | 3,266 Theaters | +62 Theaters | $5,617 Avg. | $67,926,972 FSoG: $22,259,030 | 3,655 Theaters | +9 Theaters | $6,090 Avg. | $129,161,540 3rd weekend: Kingsman: $11,880,077 | 3,282 Theaters | +16 Theaters | $3,620 Avg. | $85,825,824 FSoG: $10,555,195 | 3,383 Theaters | -272 Theaters | $3,120 Avg. | $147,391,785 4th weekend: Kingsman: $8,313,476 | 3,101 Theaters | -181 Theaters | $2,681 Avg. | $98,041,226 FSoG: $5,520,515 | 2,788 Theaters | -595 Theaters | $1,980 Avg. | $156,364,325 5th weekend: Kingsman: $6,214,863 | 2,635 Theaters | -466 Theaters | $2,359 Avg. | $107,388,101 FSoG: $2,863,875 | 2,039 Theaters | -749 Theaters | $1,405 Avg. | $161,345,485 6th weekend: Kingsman: $4,627,340 | 2,223 Theaters | -412 Theaters | $2,082 Avg. | $114,597,783 FSoG: $1,311,520 | 1,171 Theaters | -868 Theaters | $1,120 Avg. | $163,839,685 7th weekend: Kingsman: $2,965,310 | 1,785 Theaters | -438 Theaters | $1,661 Avg. | $119,339,069 FSoG: $556,510 | 554 Theaters | -617 Theaters | $1,005 Avg. | $164,964,670 Fifty Shades was really frontloaded and a difference of $900 to $1000 in theater average can mean up to another 100+ people in the theater over the weekend, buying concessions, paying to park, etc. What does "number of theaters" mean? If a theater shows a movie five times a day, does that count as five theaters, or only one? The theater count is the number of different locations showing a movie. Each theater is only counted once. This weekend Furious 7 is playing in 4004 domestic theaters but will have many more showtimes than that, tens of thousands throughout the weekend. Edited April 5, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1002801
Dejana April 6, 2015 Author Share April 6, 2015 (edited) April 3–5, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Furious 7 $143,623,000 | 4,004 Theaters | $35,870 Avg. | $143,623,000 2 (1) Home $27,400,000 | 3,801 Theaters | $7,209 Avg. | $95,621,000 3 (2) Get Hard $12,925,000 | 3,212 Theaters | $4,024 Avg. | $57,004,000 4 (4) Cinderella $10,289,000 | 3,404 Theaters | $3,023 Avg. | $167,251,0005 (3) The Divergent Series: Insurgent $10,000,000 | 3,442 Theaters | $2,905 Avg. | $103,385,000 6 (5) It Follows $2,465,000 | 1,655 Theaters | $1,489 Avg. | $8,541,000 7 (N) Woman in Gold $2,004,000 | 258 Theaters | $7,767 Avg. | $2,100,0008 (6) Kingsman: The Secret Service $1,700,000 | 1,327 Theaters | $1,281 Avg. | $122,260,000 9 (7) Do You Believe? $1,500,000 | 1,218 Theaters | $1,232 Avg. | $9,811,00010 (9) The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel $1,000,000 | 1,060 Theaters | $943 Avg. | $30,059,000 While We're Young $493,000 | 34 Theaters | $14,500 Avg. | $791,000 McFarland, USA $563,000 | 703 Theaters | $801 Avg. | $41,719,000 Fifty Shades of Grey $248,000 | 381 Theaters | $651 Avg. | $165,465,000 The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $230,000 | 482 Theaters | $477 Avg. | $160,816,000 Paddington $192,000 | 340 Theaters | $565 Avg. | $75,027,000 The DUFF $125,000 | 246 Theaters | $508 Avg. | $33,526,000 Global Totals: FIFTY SHADES OF GREY: $400.6M Overseas Total | $566.1M Global Total CINDERELLA: $230.0M Overseas Total | $397.251M Global Total FURIOUS 7: $240.4M Overseas Total | $384M Global Total NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: SECRET OF THE TOMB: $246.46M Overseas Total | $359.66M Global Total KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE: $248.26M Overseas Total | $368.82M Global Total THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER: $136M Overseas Total | $296.8M Global Total THE DIVERGENT SERIES: INSURGENT: $120.2M Overseas Total | $223.6M Global Total JUPITER ASCENDING: $134.5M Overseas Total | $181.26M Global Total HOME: $85.17M Overseas Total | $180.79M Global Total FOCUS: $91M Overseas Total | $143.8M Global Total THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $43.38M Overseas Total | $72.44M Global Total GET HARD: $10.3M Overseas Total | $67.3M Global Total Edited April 6, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1005344
Ankai April 11, 2015 Share April 11, 2015 (edited) No real surprise that China has officially overtaken South Korea as the second biggest market for Kingsman with over $53 million in two weeks. No telling, though how many of those audience members were young people from Hong Kong. So, Dejana, since I am considering you to be the resident box office expert, do you have predictions concerning the domestic theatrical run of the Spongebob movie now that Home has been released? Edited April 11, 2015 by Ankai Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1025075
Dejana April 12, 2015 Author Share April 12, 2015 (edited) So, Dejana, since I am considering you to be the resident box office expert, do you have predictions concerning the domestic theatrical run of the Spongebob movie now that Home has been released? Why, thank you! As for Spongebob, it dropped pretty dramatically when Home was released, but it was already fading, since most theatrical runs these days (outside of phenomenons and end-of-year awards bait) are pretty short. Spongebob might squeeze out another million or two once it goes to the discount/second-run theaters, but it will top out where it is now, in the $160 million range. April 10–12, 2015 Estimates: 1 (1) Furious 7 $60,591,000 | 4,022 Theaters | $15,065 Avg. | $252,522,000 2 (2) Home $19,000,000 | 3,703 Theaters | $5,131 Avg. | $129,554,000 3 (N) The Longest Ride $13,500,000 | 3,366 Theaters | $4,011 Avg. | $13,500,000 4 (3) Get Hard $8,635,000 | 3,132 Theaters | $2,757 Avg. | $71,201,000 5 (4) Cinderella $7,225,000 | 3,025 Theaters | $2,388 Avg. | $180,773,000 6 (5) The Divergent Series: Insurgent $6,850,000 | 3,111 Theaters | $2,202 Avg. | $114,848,000 7 (7) Woman in Gold $5,852,000 | 1,504 Theaters | $3,891 Avg. | $9,303,000 8 (6) It Follows $2,027,000 | 1,633 Theaters | $1,241 Avg. | $11,798,000 9 (17) Danny Collins $1,600,000 | 739 Theaters | $2,165 Avg. | $2,497,000 10 (14 ) While We're Young $1,377,000 | 246 Theaters | $5,598 Avg. | $2,355,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $1,325,000 | 1,013 Theaters | $1,308 Avg. | $124,539,000 Do You Believe? $920,000 | 1,042 Theaters | $883 Avg. | $11,501,000 Ex Machina $250,000 | 4 Theaters | $62,500 Avg. | $250,000 The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $230,000 | 308 Theaters | $747 Avg. | $161,305,000 Fifty Shades of Grey $166,000 | 284 Theaters | $585 Avg. | $165,776,000 Clouds of Sils Maria $70,000 | 3 Theaters | $23,333 Avg. | $70,000 About Elly $15,000 | 1 Theater | $15,000 Avg. | $19,000 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $548M Overseas Total | $800.5M Global Total FIFTY SHADES OF GREY: $401.8M Overseas Total | $567.6M Global Total CINDERELLA: $256.0M Overseas Total | $438.773M Global Total KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE: $267.53M Overseas Total | $392.06M Global Total NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: SECRET OF THE TOMB: $248.41M Overseas Total | $361.78M Global Total THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER: $142.3M Overseas Total | $303.6M Global Total THE DIVERGENT SERIES: INSURGENT: $135.3M Overseas Total | $250.15M Global Total HOME: $112.69M Overseas Total | $242.24M Global Total FOCUS: $94.8M Overseas Total | $147.84M Global Total BIRDMAN: $59.58M Overseas Total | $101.91M Global Total GET HARD: $13.4M Overseas Total | $84.6M Global Total THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $46.31M Overseas Total | $77.77M Global Total Edited April 12, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1027605
dusang April 13, 2015 Share April 13, 2015 I understand the domestic boom for Furious Seven, which I strongly suspect is primarily due to the untimely death of Paul Walker. I am surprised that that appears to be translating to the overseas markets -- $800 million in two weeks?! Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1030699
Skyline April 13, 2015 Share April 13, 2015 I understand the domestic boom for Furious Seven, which I strongly suspect is primarily due to the untimely death of Paul Walker. I am surprised that that appears to be translating to the overseas markets -- $800 million in two weeks?! The last movie he filmed (Brick Mansions) made more in China than in the U.S. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1030798
dusang April 13, 2015 Share April 13, 2015 The last movie he filmed (Brick Mansions) made more in China than in the U.S. Making more money overseas than domestically is not uncommon. Setting global box office records is. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1030930
Dejana April 14, 2015 Author Share April 14, 2015 (edited) I understand the domestic boom for Furious Seven, which I strongly suspect is primarily due to the untimely death of Paul Walker. I am surprised that that appears to be translating to the overseas markets -- $800 million in two weeks?! In many Asian and Latin American markets the movie is being shown in 3D, and international box office (especially China) continues to grow each year. Still, Furious Seven's international performance is pretty astounding. It's making Marvel, Harry Potter sort of money overseas now. The US dollar is very strong against many foreign currencies now, so if anything, the international box office should be weaker or relatively flat (even with the same attendance, a weaker exchange rate would lower the overseas grosses). I guess family, international settings and big action pieces have universal appeal. Edited April 14, 2015 by Dejana 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1032553
Athena April 14, 2015 Share April 14, 2015 I'll preface and say I've only seen the first two FF movies, but I've been following the franchise for awhile. I noticed early on that they took the marketing of it the movies internationally more seriously before other action franchises. Transformers tried to tap into the Chinese market recently, but this franchise has been much more global for longer. The cast, for a Hollywood ensemble movie, is diverse. They even made a movie set in Japan. If you look at the franchise's total box office, they have been increasing with almost every movie. The movies have a global appeal because of its focus on cars which is more accessible than say magic, dystopia, sci-fi, or superheroes. These are the kind of movies that even people who don't watch a lot of action movies go to see. I think Universal have found a great formula with this series. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1033094
galax-arena April 18, 2015 Share April 18, 2015 Furious 7 just became the fast movie ever to reach $1b at the worldwide box office. The previous record was Avatar, Avengers, and Deathly Hallows 2 at 19 days; Furious 7 got there in 17. I'm interested in seeing if Avengers 2 can beat that record. I know their opening weekend projection is a lot higher than Furious 7's was. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1049279
Dejana April 19, 2015 Author Share April 19, 2015 (edited) April 17–19, 2015 Estimates: 1 (1) Furious 7 $29,056,000 | 3,964 Theaters | $7,330 Avg. | $294,410,000 2 (N) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 $24,000,000 | 3,633 Theaters | $6,606 Avg. | $24,000,000 3 (N) Unfriended $16,023,000 | 2,739 Theaters | $5,850 Avg. | $16,023,000 4 (2) Home $10,300,000 | 3,488 Theaters | $2,953 Avg. | $142,609,000 5 (3) The Longest Ride $6,850,000 | 3,371 Theaters | $2,032 Avg. | $23,511,000 6 (4) Get Hard $4,830,000 | 2,655 Theaters | $1,819 Avg. | $78,279,000 7 (N) Monkey Kingdom $4,715,000 | 2,012 Theaters | $2,343 Avg. | $4,715,000 8 (7) Woman in Gold $4,587,000 | 2,011 Theaters | $2,281 Avg. | $15,943,000 9 (6) The Divergent Series: Insurgent $4,150,000 | 2,542 Theaters | $1,633 Avg. | $120,605,000 10 (5) Cinderella $3,871,000 | 2,414 Theaters | $1,604 Avg. | $186,324,000 True Story $1,930,000 | 831 Theaters | $2,323 Avg. | $1,930,000 While We're Young $1,584,000 | 713 Theaters | $2,222 Avg. | $4,152,000 Ex Machina $814,000 | 39 Theaters | $20,872 Avg. | $1,142,000 It Follows $803,000 | 941 Theaters | $853 Avg. | $13,264,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $650,000 | 556 Theaters | $1,169 Avg. | $125,630,000 Child 44 $600,000 | 510 Theaters | $1,176 Avg. | $600,000 The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $350,000 | 328 Theaters | $1,067 Avg. | $161,702,000 Clouds of Sils Maria $174,000 | 27 Theaters | $6,444 Avg. | $270,000 Fifty Shades of Grey $90,000 | 173 Theaters | $520 Avg. | $165,955,200 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $858.3M Overseas Total | $1.153B Global Total CINDERELLA: $271.4M Overseas Total | $457.724M Global Total KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE: $271.5M Overseas Total | $397.13M Global Total THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER: $147.4M Overseas Total | $309.1M Global Total HOME: $129.18M Overseas Total | $271.79M Global TotalTHE DIVERGENT SERIES: INSURGENT: $141.6M Overseas Total | $262.2M Global Total THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $47.84M Overseas Total | $79.92M Global Total RUN ALL NIGHT: $28.5M Overseas Total | $54.5M Global Total THE LONGEST RIDE: $6.2M Overseas Total | $29.7M Global Total CHILD 44: $2.1M Overseas Total | $2.7M Global Total Edited April 19, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1052804
methodwriter85 April 19, 2015 Share April 19, 2015 (edited) At the rate Insurgent is going, I think it's going to close somewhere around 135 million, maybe 140 million. So much for a (domestic) bump. Edited April 19, 2015 by methodwriter85 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1053284
Dejana April 26, 2015 Author Share April 26, 2015 Furious 7 becomes the first movie to have four weekends at #1 since Guardians of the Galaxy, and the first to do it four weekends in a row since The Hunger Games in 2012. The estimates or the lower part of the Top 10 are close enough so that they might change with the final numbers. Last weekend, Woman in Gold ended up finishing ahead of Monkey Kingdom with the actual numbers that came in on Monday. April 24–26, 2015 Estimates: 1 (1) Furious 7 $18,259,000 | 3,808 Theaters | $4,795 Avg. | $320,536,000 2 (2) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 $15,500,000 | 3,633 Theaters | $4,266 Avg. | $43,950,000 3 (N) The Age of Adaline $13,375,000 | 2,991 Theaters | $4,472 Avg. | $13,375,0004 (4) Home $8,300,000 | 3,311 Theaters | $2,507 Avg. | $153,784,000 5 (3) Unfriended $6,244,000 | 2,775 Theaters | $2,250 Avg. | $25,158,000 6 (15) Ex Machina $5,441,000 | 1,255 Theaters | $4,335 Avg. | $6,920,000 7 (5) The Longest Ride $4,365,000 | 3,140 Theaters | $1,390 Avg. | $30,398,0008 (6) Get Hard $3,905,000 | 2,276 Theaters | $1,716 Avg. | $84,066,000 9 (8) Monkey Kingdom $3,551,000 | 2,012 Theaters | $1,765 Avg. | $10,258,00010 (7) Woman in Gold $3,501,000 | 1,981 Theaters | $1,767 Avg. | $21,635,000 11 (9) The Divergent Series: Insurgent $3,075,000 | 2,086 Theaters | $1,474 Avg. | $124,885,00012 (10) Cinderella $2,851,000 | 2,019 Theaters | $1,412 Avg. | $190,646,00013 (N) Little Boy $2,830,000 | 1,045 Theaters | $2,708 Avg. | $2,830,000 14 (N) The Water Diviner $1,250,000 | 320 Theaters | $3,906 Avg. | $1,250,000 15 (11) True Story $1,175,000 | 856 Theaters | $1,373 Avg. | $3,840,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $550,000 | 425 Theaters | $1,294 Avg. | $126,471,000 Fifty Shades of Grey $67,100 | 149 Theaters | $450 Avg. | $166,074,200 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.001B Overseas Total | $1.322B Global Total CINDERELLA: $284.0M Overseas Total | $474.646M Global Total KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE: $273.92M Overseas Total | $399.84M Global Total THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGEBOB OUT OF WATER: $148.6M Overseas Total | $310.7M Global Total HOME: $147.18M Overseas Total | $300.96M Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $201.2M Overseas Total Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1078676
ribboninthesky1 April 27, 2015 Share April 27, 2015 With as much money as the Fast and Furious franchise has made, you'd think studios would be keen on casting ethnically/racially diverse male actors in other action-y type films. But, nope, not so much. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1080577
dusang April 27, 2015 Share April 27, 2015 With as much money as the Fast and Furious franchise has made, you'd think studios would be keen on casting ethnically/racially diverse male actors in other action-y type films. But, nope, not so much. Well, you heard that one of the emails leaked during the North Korea/Sony/The Interview hacking scandal was discussing how Equalizer was a tough sell because a black-lead movie is less profitable overseas. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1082339
ribboninthesky1 April 28, 2015 Share April 28, 2015 But, but, but...Amy Pascal wanted Idris Elba as James Bond! (allegedly) *eyeroll* 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1084074
Joe April 28, 2015 Share April 28, 2015 But, but, but...Amy Pascal wanted Idris Elba as James Bond! (allegedly) *eyeroll* Sometimes the franchise is bigger than the cast. You could put just about anyone as Bond and it would do well. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1084695
methodwriter85 April 28, 2015 Share April 28, 2015 (edited) There is no way Insurgent makes 140 million at this point. I really want Lionsgate to wake up and reverse this ill-fated Allegiant decision, but they''re just going to dump more money into it. Edited April 28, 2015 by methodwriter85 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1084697
spaceytraci1208 April 28, 2015 Share April 28, 2015 There is no way Insurgent makes 140 million at this point. I really want Lionsgate to wake up and reverse this ill-fated Allegiant decision, but they''re just going to dump more money into it. Hehe...I imagined the third installment would be called "Detergent" (clearly, I don't follow this series)...I'll see myself out now 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1085288
manbearpig April 28, 2015 Share April 28, 2015 The next Divergent movie is supposed to start shooting soon (end of May, right?) so it is probably too late from them to make any significant changes anyway. Still think making one good movie out of Allegiant would have been an uphill battle, but I guess we'll find out how they turn out eventually. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1085671
pivot April 28, 2015 Share April 28, 2015 With as much money as the Fast and Furious franchise has made, you'd think studios would be keen on casting ethnically/racially diverse male actors in other action-y type films. But, nope, not so much. And cast minority women as female love interests and let the actresses do more than just be eye candy. F&F is one of the few action series I can remember that has actresses getting to be such a large part of the action. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1086072
Dejana May 3, 2015 Author Share May 3, 2015 If estimates hold, the #1 movie will have the second biggest opening weekend of all time, yet come in about $20 million under the first Avengers. Its estimates in 2012 were $7 million under the actual numbers; Disney/Marvel is probably hoping that people who chose Mayweather-Pacquiao over the movies last night will head back to theaters today, so they can find an extra $5-7 million to pad this weekend's numbers. It could miss $500 million with typical sequel legs. A huge number for most movies but a big comedown from the Avengers 1 ($623M). May 1–3, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Avengers: Age of Ultron $187,656,000 | 4,276 Theaters | $43,886 Avg. | $187,656,000 2 (3) The Age of Adaline $6,250,000 | 2,991 Theaters | $2,090 Avg. | $23,424,000 3 (1) Furious 7 $6,114,000 | 3,305 Theaters | $1,850 Avg. | $330,539,000 4 (2) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 $5,550,000 | 3,548 Theaters | $1,564 Avg. | $51,186,000 5 (4) Home $3,300,000 | 2,852 Theaters | $1,157 Avg. | $158,132,0006 (12) Cinderella $2,357,000 | 1,411 Theaters | $1,670 Avg. | $193,651,000 7 (6) Ex Machina $2,231,000 | 1,279 Theaters | $1,744 Avg. | $10,868,0008 (5) Unfriended $1,988,000 | 2,221 Theaters | $895 Avg. | $28,531,000 9 (7) The Longest Ride $1,700,000 | 2,115 Theaters | $804 Avg. | $33,240,000 10 (10) Woman in Gold $1,681,000 | 1,126 Theaters | $1,493 Avg. | $24,588,000 Monkey Kingdom $1,191,000 | 1,732 Theaters | $688 Avg. | $12,482,000 The Divergent Series: Insurgent $925,000 | 1,291 Theaters | $716 Avg. | $126,492,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $185,000 | 316 Theaters | $585 Avg. | $126,860,000 Danny Collins $179,000 | 204 Theaters | $877 Avg. | $5,091,000 Far from the Madding Crowd $172,000 | 10 Theaters | $17,200 Avg. | $172,000 Welcome to Me $38,000 | 2 Theaters | $19,000 Avg. | $38,000 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.098B Overseas Total | $1.429B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $439.0M Overseas Total | $626.656M Global Total CINDERELLA: $300.6M Overseas Total | $494.251M Global Total HOME: $170.08M Overseas Total | $328.31M Global Total Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1103578
KatWay May 3, 2015 Share May 3, 2015 Age of Adaline is doing kind of impressively well for a small movie with a not too impressive trailer and a not that famous actress starring. I guess it is slim pickings for people who don't want to watch action movies right now. It also got some good reviews so that might help. I'm thinking about checking it out. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1103777
methodwriter85 May 4, 2015 Share May 4, 2015 (edited) The Longest Ride hasn't been doing that badly either- at this point, it's pretty close to making back its production budget which isn't bad considering that it's Scott Eastwood's and Britt Robertson's first attempt at leading a wide release film and there wasn't much promotion. It's going to be a miracle if Insurgent closes at 135 million. At this point, I'm saying it's closing at 130 million and therefore twenty million below the first movie. Edited May 4, 2015 by methodwriter85 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1105388
Dejana May 5, 2015 Author Share May 5, 2015 (edited) The final weekend number for Avengers: Age of Ultron came in at $191,271,109. What impact did the "Fight of the Century" have on the box office? The market research firm surveyed 641 respondents and discovered that 52% of those who didn’t see a movie this weekend said it was because of the fight. Of those who opted to see boxing over a movie, 24% reported there wasn’t enough time to see both the Mayweather and Pacquiao smackdown and watch the Avengers save the world. Fifteen percent said friends and family wanted to see the fight instead of the movie, while 13% said after shelling out $100 for the boxing match there wasn’t enough money left over to buy tickets to “Avengers: Age of Ultron.” People who saw the fight, but not a movie, overlapped with the main demographic groups that took in “Avengers: Age of Ultron” — they were 62% male, and 64% between the ages of 13-29. Opening weekend audiences for the film were 59% male, 22% between the ages of 17-25 and 27% between 26 and 34 years old. Ticket sales for “Avengers: Age of Ultron” dropped sharply on Saturday night, particularly during hours when people across the country were gathering to watch boxing. Forty five percent of those polled said they didn’t plan on seeing a movie last weekend and the fight never factored into that decision. Among people who saw the fight but skipped “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” 50% were white, 20% were black and 25% were Hispanic. Furious 7 also finished in second with the final numbers, while Age of Adaline slipped to third ($6.6M vs. $6.2M). Edited May 5, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1108674
SallyAlbright May 5, 2015 Share May 5, 2015 Age of Adaline is doing kind of impressively well for a small movie with a not too impressive trailer and a not that famous actress starring. I guess it is slim pickings for people who don't want to watch action movies right now. It also got some good reviews so that might help. I'm thinking about checking it out. I would say wait until you can rent it or it will be on TV. It's kind of a nice rainy-day movie because the costumes are beautiful and the supporting cast are all solid, but Blake Lively is far from a good actress. As clichéd as all Nicholas Sparks films are, I actually enjoyed the Longest Ride a bit more, as the young cast members (Eastwood, Robertson, Huston and Chaplin) were all very charismatic. Also, I just realized that 3/4 of them are from serious Hollywood royalty. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1110300
Dejana May 10, 2015 Author Share May 10, 2015 (edited) May 8-10, 2015 Estimates: 1 (1) Avengers: Age of Ultron $77,203,000 | 4,276 Theaters | $18,055 Avg. | $312,589,0002 (N) Hot Pursuit $13,300,000 | 3,003 Theaters | $4,429 Avg. | $13,300,0003 (3) The Age of Adaline $5,600,000 | 3,070 Theaters | $1,824 Avg. | $31,529,0004 (2) Furious 7 $5,272,000 | 3,004 Theaters | $1,755 Avg. | $338,420,000 5 (4) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 $5,190,000 | 3,201 Theaters | $1,621 Avg. | $58,075,000 6 (7) Ex Machina $3,470,000 | 2,004 Theaters | $1,732 Avg. | $15,722,000 7 (5) Home $3,000,000 | 2,495 Theaters | $1,202 Avg. | $162,116,0008 (10) Woman in Gold $1,652,000 | 1,080 Theaters | $1,530 Avg. | $26,978,0009 (6) Cinderella $1,574,000 | 1,034 Theaters | $1,522 Avg. | $196,166,000 10 (8) Unfriended $1,412,000 | 1,701 Theaters | $830 Avg. | $30,943,000 The Longest Ride $1,300,000 | 1,464 Theaters | $888 Avg. | $35,211,000 Far from the Madding Crowd $761,000 | 99 Theaters | $7,687 Avg. | $1,001,000 The Divergent Series: Insurgent $745,000 | 843 Theaters | $884 Avg. | $127,593,000 Little Boy $596,000 | 775 Theaters | $769 Avg. | $5,235,000 The D Train $469,000 | 1,009 Theaters | $465 Avg. | $469,000 5 Flights Up $234,000 | 87 Theaters | $2,690 Avg. | $234,000 Noble $209,000 | 175 Theaters | $1,194 Avg. | $209,000 Clouds of Sils Maria $202,000 | 187 Theaters | $1,080 Avg. | $1,232,000 Maggie $131,000 | 79 Theaters | $1,658 Avg. | $131,000 Saint Laurent $36,000 | 4 Theaters | $9,000 Avg. | $36,000 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.128B Overseas Total | $1.466B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $562.4M Overseas Total | $875.3M Global Total CINDERELLA: $316.9M Overseas Total | $513.1M Global Total HOME: $180.22M Overseas Total | $342.33M Global Total SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL: $50.96M Overseas Total | $83.61M Global Total RUN ALL NIGHT: $40.5M Overseas Total | $66.96M Global Total THE LONGEST RIDE: $15.27M Overseas Total | $50.48M Global Total Edited May 10, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1129227
Ankai May 17, 2015 Share May 17, 2015 Avengers has past the billion mark by day seventeen. What is the deal with Box Office Mojo's overseas weekend box office data? They site seems to have stopped posting the weekly totals, but the place where it had been posted is still there, making for a huge and awkward blank space on the page. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1155394
Dejana May 17, 2015 Author Share May 17, 2015 (edited) Avengers has past the billion mark by day seventeen. What is the deal with Box Office Mojo's overseas weekend box office data? They site seems to have stopped posting the weekly totals, but the place where it had been posted is still there, making for a huge and awkward blank space on the page. Box Office Mojo has been in a slow decline for years, really. If the IMDb wanted to shutter if or completely fold it into their site (there was a scare not that long ago), they easily could, but it doesn't seem run like a site that's a top priority anymore. Unless there's some massive change in ownership, its fate seems to be death by benign neglect. Pitch Perfect 2 made more in its opening weekend than the original Pitch Perfect did in its lifetime in theaters ($65 million). Other sequels that have managed that leap are Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me and Tron Legacy (the latter having nearly 30 years between installments for the inflation boost). May 15–17, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Pitch Perfect 2 $70,300,000 | 3,473 Theaters | $20,242 Avg. | $70,300,000 2 (N) Mad Max: Fury Road $44,440,000 | 3,702 Theaters | $12,004 Avg. | $44,440,000 3 (1) Avengers: Age of Ultron $38,837,000 | 4,276 Theaters | $9,083 Avg. | $372,008,000 4 (2) Hot Pursuit $5,780,000 | 3,037 Theaters | $1,903 Avg. | $23,504,000 5 (5) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 $3,600,000 | 2,632 Theaters | $1,368 Avg. | $62,929,000 6 (4) Furious 7 $3,600,000 | 2,238 Theaters | $1,609 Avg. | $343,800,000 7 (3) The Age of Adaline $3,200,000 | 2,623 Theaters | $1,220 Avg. | $37,072,000 8 (7) Home $2,700,000 | 2,006 Theaters | $1,346 Avg. | $165,647,000 9 (6) Ex Machina $2,103,000 | 1,718 Theaters | $1,224 Avg. | $19,566,000 10 (15) Far from the Madding Crowd $1,300,000 | 289 Theaters | $4,498 Avg. | $2,631,000 Woman in Gold $1,190,000 | 876 Theaters | $1,358 Avg. | $28,952,000 Cinderella $628,000 | 641 Theaters | $980 Avg. | $197,228,000 Where Hope Grows $490,000 | 276 Theaters | $1,775 Avg. | $490,000 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.145B Overseas Total | $1.489B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $770.5M Overseas Total | $1.142B Global Total CINDERELLA: $323.8M Overseas Total | $521M Global Total MAD MAX; FURY ROAD: $65M Overseas Total | $109.4M Global Total PITCH PERFECT 2: $38.1M Overseas Total | $108.4M Global Total Edited May 17, 2015 by Dejana 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1155802
AimingforYoko May 17, 2015 Share May 17, 2015 Did not see $70m coming for Pitch Perfect 2. Mad Max is right about at expectations. Good weekend overall for the movies. I'm a little afraid for Tomorrowland, it seems like it could be a bust. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1155887
methodwriter85 May 17, 2015 Share May 17, 2015 There is going to be a LOT of profit on Pitch Perfect 2- it's not a film that would be especially expensive to make. They were estimating 50 million going..,.pretty impressive. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1156383
Dejana May 18, 2015 Author Share May 18, 2015 There is going to be a LOT of profit on Pitch Perfect 2- it's not a film that would be especially expensive to make. They were estimating 50 million going..,.pretty impressive. The reported budget is $29 million. Between PP2, Furious 7 and Fifty Shades of Grey, Universal is having a very good year! Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1156727
Dejana May 24, 2015 Author Share May 24, 2015 (edited) Probably the most lackluster Memorial Day weekend in 20 years. Not one movie over $40 million—pretty horrible for the weekend that once upon a time began the summer movie season. May 22–24, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Tomorrowland $32,159,000 | 3,972 Theaters | $8,096 Avg. | $32,159,000 2 (1) Pitch Perfect 2 $30,300,000 | 3,560 Theaters | $8,511 Avg. | $117,800,0003 (2) Mad Max: Fury Road $23,885,000 | 3,722 Theaters | $6,417 Avg. | $87,315,000 4 (N) Poltergeist (2015) $23,000,000 | 3,240 Theaters | $7,099 Avg. | $23,000,000 5 (3) Avengers: Age of Ultron $20,895,000 | 3,727 Theaters | $5,606 Avg. | $404,065,000 6 (4) Hot Pursuit $3,475,000 | 2,577 Theaters | $1,348 Avg. | $28,920,0007 (10) Far From the Madding Crowd $2,280,000 | 865 Theaters | $2,636 Avg. | $5,443,000 8 (6) Furious 7 $2,100,000 | 1,653 Theaters | $1,270 Avg. | $347,000,0009 (5) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 $1,755,000 | 1,878 Theaters | $935 Avg. | $65,100,000 10 (8) Home $1,680,000 | 1,444 Theaters | $1,163 Avg. | $167,995,000 The Age of Adaline $1,450,000 | 1,643 Theaters | $883 Avg. | $39,839,415 Woman In Gold $848,000 | 662 Theaters | $1,281 Avg. | $30,352,950 The Divergent Series: Insurgent $230,000 | $865 Avg. | $128,647,112 Kingsman: The Secret Service $185,000 | 186 Theaters | $995 Avg. | $127,811,864 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.152B Overseas Total | $1.499B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $859.8M Overseas Total | $1.263B Global Total CINDERELLA: $328.3M Overseas Total | $526.26M Global Total HOME: $192.63M Overseas Total | $360.63M Global Total THE MAZE RUNNER: $241.08M Overseas Total | $343.51M Global Total MAD MAX: FURY ROAD: $124.3M Overseas Total | $212M Global Total PITCH PERFECT 2: $61.7M Overseas Total | $187.1M Global Total TOMORROWLAND: $26.7M Overseas Total | $58.859M Global Total SPY: $12.5M Overseas Total | $12.5M Global Total Edited May 24, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1180458
Dejana May 31, 2015 Author Share May 31, 2015 May 29–31, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) San Andreas $53,215,000 | 3,777 Theaters | $14,089 Avg. | $53,215,0002 (2) Pitch Perfect 2 $14,381,000 | 3,660 Theaters | $3,929 Avg. | $147,540,000 3 (1) Tomorrowland $13,803,000 | 3,972 Theaters | $3,475 Avg. | $63,188,0004 (3) Mad Max: Fury Road $13,625,000 | 3,255 Theaters | $4,186 Avg. | $115,915,000 5 (5) Avengers: Age of Ultron $10,920,000 | 3,228 Theaters | $3,383 Avg. | $427,070,000 6 (N) Aloha $10,000,000 | 2,815 Theaters | $3,552 Avg. | $10,000,000 7 (4) Poltergeist (2015) $7,800,000 | 3,242 Theaters | $2,406 Avg. | $38,267,000 8 (7) Far from the Madding Crowd $1,420,000 | 902 Theaters | $1,574 Avg. | $8,362,0009 (6) Hot Pursuit $1,370,000 | 1,446 Theaters | $947 Avg. | $32,351,00010 (10) Home $1,150,000 | 1,088 Theaters | $1,057 Avg. | $170,409,000 The Age of Adaline $555,000 | 713 Theaters | $778 Avg. | $41,433,000 I'll See You In My Dreams $516,000 | 85 Theaters | $6,071 Avg. | $1,046,000 Cinderella $250,000 | 249 Theaters | $1,004 Avg. | $198,358,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $106,000 | 150 Theaters | $707 Avg. | $128,019,000 Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.157B Overseas Total | $1.506B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $894.2M Overseas Total | $1.3213B Global Total CINDERELLA: $333.4M Overseas Total | $531.8M Global Total HOME: $198.38M Overseas Total | $368.79M Global Total THE MAZE RUNNER: $243.1M Overseas Total | $345.53M Global Total MAD MAX: FURY ROAD: $165M Overseas Total | $280.92M Global Total PITCH PERFECT 2: $80.7M Overseas Total | $228.2M Global Total TOMORROWLAND: $70.0M Overseas Total | $133.2M Global Total SAN ANDREAS: $60.0M Overseas Total | $113.2M Global Total SPY: $27.8M Overseas Total | $27.8M Global Total Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1199291
methodwriter85 June 1, 2015 Share June 1, 2015 The Kingsmen has held on impressively well. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1200798
Dejana June 7, 2015 Author Share June 7, 2015 (edited) June 5–7, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Spy $30,000,000 | 3,711 Theaters | $8,084 Avg. | $30,000,000 2 (1) San Andreas $26,440,000 | 3,812 Theaters | $6,936 Avg. | $92,163,0003 (N) Insidious Chapter 3 $23,000,000 | 3,002 Theaters | $7,662 Avg. | $23,000,000 4 (N) Entourage $10,420,000 | 3,108 Theaters | $3,353 Avg. | $17,805,000 5 (4) Mad Max: Fury Road $7,970,000 | 2,720 Theaters | $2,930 Avg. | $130,804,000 6 (2) Pitch Perfect 2 $7,700,000 | 3,403 Theaters | $2,263 Avg. | $160,982,0007 (3) Tomorrowland $7,022,000 | 3,012 Theaters | $2,331 Avg. | $76,236,0008 (5) Avengers: Age of Ultron $6,201,000 | 2,471 Theaters | $2,510 Avg. | $438,015,0009 (6) Aloha $3,300,000 | 2,815 Theaters | $1,172 Avg. | $16,342,00010 (7) Poltergeist (2015) $2,850,000 | 2,229 Theaters | $1,279 Avg. | $44,452,000 Love & Mercy $2,222,000 | 483 Theaters | $4,600 Avg. | $2,222,000 Far from the Madding Crowd $725,000 | 610 Theaters | $1,189 Avg. | $9,914,000 I'll See You In My Dreams $558,000 | 165 Theaters | $3,382 Avg. | $1,855,000 Furious 7 $426,000 | 471 Theaters | $904 Avg. | $350,000,000 The Divergent Series: Insurgent $250,000 | 250 Theaters | $1,000 Avg. | $129,238,489 Testament of Youth $53,000 | 4 Theaters | $13,250 Avg. | $53,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $52,000 | 97 Theaters | $536 Avg. | $128,123,647 No official estimate for United Passions (aka the History of FIFA with Tim Roth as Sepp Blatter), but one LA screening had just two attendees. Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.160B Overseas Total | $1.510B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $910.2M Overseas Total | $1.3482B Global Total THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY (PART 1): $415.48M Overseas Total | $752.62M Global Total HOME: $202.44M Overseas Total | $374.39M Global Total THE MAZE RUNNER: $244.29M Overseas Total | $346.71M Global Total MAD MAX: FURY ROAD: $184M Overseas Total | $315M Global Total SAN ANDREAS: $188M Overseas Total | $287.06M Global Total PITCH PERFECT 2: $89.0M Overseas Total | $250M Global Total TOMORROWLAND: $93.5M Overseas Total | $169.7M Global Total SPY: $56.54M Overseas Total | $86.54M Global Total POLTERGEIST: $24.49M Overseas Total | $68.89M Global Total Edited June 7, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1219653
spaceytraci1208 June 8, 2015 Share June 8, 2015 June 5–7, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Spy $30,000,000 | 3,711 Theaters | $8,084 Avg. | $30,000,000 2 (1) San Andreas $26,440,000 | 3,812 Theaters | $6,936 Avg. | $92,163,000 3 (N) Insidious Chapter 3 $23,000,000 | 3,002 Theaters | $7,662 Avg. | $23,000,000 4 (N) Entourage $10,420,000 | 3,108 Theaters | $3,353 Avg. | $17,805,000 5 (4) Mad Max: Fury Road $7,970,000 | 2,720 Theaters | $2,930 Avg. | $130,804,000 6 (2) Pitch Perfect 2 $7,700,000 | 3,403 Theaters | $2,263 Avg. | $160,982,000 7 (3) Tomorrowland $7,022,000 | 3,012 Theaters | $2,331 Avg. | $76,236,000 8 (5) Avengers: Age of Ultron $6,201,000 | 2,471 Theaters | $2,510 Avg. | $438,015,000 9 (6) Aloha $3,300,000 | 2,815 Theaters | $1,172 Avg. | $16,342,000 10 (7) Poltergeist (2015) $2,850,000 | 2,229 Theaters | $1,279 Avg. | $44,452,000 Love & Mercy $2,222,000 | 483 Theaters | $4,600 Avg. | $2,222,000 Far from the Madding Crowd $725,000 | 610 Theaters | $1,189 Avg. | $9,914,000 I'll See You In My Dreams $558,000 | 165 Theaters | $3,382 Avg. | $1,855,000 Furious 7 $426,000 | 471 Theaters | $904 Avg. | $350,000,000 The Divergent Series: Insurgent $250,000 | 250 Theaters | $1,000 Avg. | $129,238,489 Testament of Youth $53,000 | 4 Theaters | $13,250 Avg. | $53,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $52,000 | 97 Theaters | $536 Avg. | $128,123,647 No official estimate for United Passions (aka the History of FIFA with Tim Roth as Sepp Blatter), but one LA screening had just two attendees. Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.160B Overseas Total | $1.510B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $910.2M Overseas Total | $1.3482B Global Total THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY (PART 1): $415.48M Overseas Total | $752.62M Global Total HOME: $202.44M Overseas Total | $374.39M Global Total THE MAZE RUNNER: $244.29M Overseas Total | $346.71M Global Total MAD MAX: FURY ROAD: $184M Overseas Total | $315M Global Total SAN ANDREAS: $188M Overseas Total | $287.06M Global Total PITCH PERFECT 2: $89.0M Overseas Total | $250M Global Total TOMORROWLAND: $93.5M Overseas Total | $169.7M Global Total SPY: $56.54M Overseas Total | $86.54M Global Total POLTERGEIST: $24.49M Overseas Total | $68.89M Global Total It'd be interesting to see an episode of Entourage dealing with the fallout of its less-than-stellar opening at the box office 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1221666
xaxat June 8, 2015 Share June 8, 2015 (edited) No official estimate for United Passions (aka the History of FIFA with Tim Roth as Sepp Blatter), but one LA screening had just two attendees. $607. (Not a typo, no missing zeros.) Edited June 8, 2015 by xaxat 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1221929
Dejana June 8, 2015 Author Share June 8, 2015 (edited) $607. (Not a typo, no missing zeros.) Well, it was available via OnDemand... Did Sepp think this would turn out like Moneyball but make ten times as much, since soccer, and get nominated for Oscars? Even the cat apartment wasted less money... Edited June 8, 2015 by Dejana Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1222085
ribboninthesky1 June 8, 2015 Share June 8, 2015 $607. (Not a typo, no missing zeros.) Thank you for today's comedy gold moment (for me, at least). Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1223275
frenchtoast June 9, 2015 Share June 9, 2015 The box office numbers for United Passion was reported in Slate. Mostly because it did so badly. I love this: Just to break down the numbers a bit more because they’re funny: The film pulled in $319 on Friday and $288 on Saturday. That’s a 10-percent box office decline on Saturday. Word of mouth was obviously not kind to United Passions. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1225269
Ankai June 10, 2015 Share June 10, 2015 Are we sure that this movie was supposed to actually make a profit and was not some sort of Uwe Boll-esque tax shield or some type of scam along the lines of The Producers? 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1227650
dusang June 10, 2015 Share June 10, 2015 June 5–7, 2015 Estimates: 1 (N) Spy $30,000,000 | 3,711 Theaters | $8,084 Avg. | $30,000,000 2 (1) San Andreas $26,440,000 | 3,812 Theaters | $6,936 Avg. | $92,163,000 3 (N) Insidious Chapter 3 $23,000,000 | 3,002 Theaters | $7,662 Avg. | $23,000,000 4 (N) Entourage $10,420,000 | 3,108 Theaters | $3,353 Avg. | $17,805,000 5 (4) Mad Max: Fury Road $7,970,000 | 2,720 Theaters | $2,930 Avg. | $130,804,000 6 (2) Pitch Perfect 2 $7,700,000 | 3,403 Theaters | $2,263 Avg. | $160,982,000 7 (3) Tomorrowland $7,022,000 | 3,012 Theaters | $2,331 Avg. | $76,236,000 8 (5) Avengers: Age of Ultron $6,201,000 | 2,471 Theaters | $2,510 Avg. | $438,015,000 9 (6) Aloha $3,300,000 | 2,815 Theaters | $1,172 Avg. | $16,342,000 10 (7) Poltergeist (2015) $2,850,000 | 2,229 Theaters | $1,279 Avg. | $44,452,000 Love & Mercy $2,222,000 | 483 Theaters | $4,600 Avg. | $2,222,000 Far from the Madding Crowd $725,000 | 610 Theaters | $1,189 Avg. | $9,914,000 I'll See You In My Dreams $558,000 | 165 Theaters | $3,382 Avg. | $1,855,000 Furious 7 $426,000 | 471 Theaters | $904 Avg. | $350,000,000 The Divergent Series: Insurgent $250,000 | 250 Theaters | $1,000 Avg. | $129,238,489 Testament of Youth $53,000 | 4 Theaters | $13,250 Avg. | $53,000 Kingsman: The Secret Service $52,000 | 97 Theaters | $536 Avg. | $128,123,647 No official estimate for United Passions (aka the History of FIFA with Tim Roth as Sepp Blatter), but one LA screening had just two attendees. Global Totals: FURIOUS 7: $1.160B Overseas Total | $1.510B Global Total AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON: $910.2M Overseas Total | $1.3482B Global Total THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY (PART 1): $415.48M Overseas Total | $752.62M Global Total HOME: $202.44M Overseas Total | $374.39M Global Total THE MAZE RUNNER: $244.29M Overseas Total | $346.71M Global Total MAD MAX: FURY ROAD: $184M Overseas Total | $315M Global Total SAN ANDREAS: $188M Overseas Total | $287.06M Global Total PITCH PERFECT 2: $89.0M Overseas Total | $250M Global Total TOMORROWLAND: $93.5M Overseas Total | $169.7M Global Total SPY: $56.54M Overseas Total | $86.54M Global Total POLTERGEIST: $24.49M Overseas Total | $68.89M Global Total Wow, Furious 7 has some legs, eh? Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/4142-box-office/page/4/#findComment-1229220
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