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36+ Million to enter the Top50 Worldwide

413 + Million to enter the Top10 on international Box Office

movie F1 did poor domestically but had a huge overseas percentage


1 Ne Zha 2 China $1,994,564,524
2 Lilo & Stitch $1,019,270,728
3 A Minecraft Movie $954,585,398
4 Jurassic World Rebirth $736,406,546
5 How to Train Your Dragon $609,978,139
6 Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning $592,101,824
7 Superman $531,606,392
8 F1: The Movie $528,270,512
9 Tang Tan 1900 China $452,502,745
10 Captain America: Brave New World $413,640,021
11 Thunderbolts* $382,376,746
12 Sinners $365,821,942
13 Final Destination: Bloodlines $285,330,814
14 The Fantastic Four: First Steps $268,917,087
15 Disney’s Snow White $205,679,463

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Maybe Weapons does better than I thought despite the Conjuring coming out this weekend?

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Maybe Weapons does better than I thought despite the Conjuring coming out this weekend?

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Many expected a growth in horror movies by the studios since they have proven to be very profitable post-Covid but not all studios have been learning this lesson

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Maybe Weapons does better than I thought despite the Conjuring coming out this weekend?

Bruce predicts only a -27% drop for some reason this weekend on Weapons, even with a projected $66.8 Million for Conjuring. I would have thought there would be some serious overlap between the two and Weapons would have been buried under it.

So far, he's not right. It's dropped -44% from Friday to Friday, but looking just at F/F drops rarely paints the weekend picture, so I guess we wait and see.


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Well... he does mention this at the end of his prediction article...

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With all the returning films coming out of a slight uptick thanks to Labor Day last weekend, we might see some steep drops on the chart when we get the numbers on Saturday and Sunday. The model partially accounts for that, but drops of 40% or more for all the returning films are quite likely, in my opinion.

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And a deeper look at Friday's numbers in general appear to support this theory all around.

Friday to Friday drops:

Weapons: -45%
Freakier Friday: -47%
Caught Stealing: -71%
The Roses: -68%
Fantastic Four: -43%
The Bad Guys 2: -62%
Superman: -62%
The Naked Gun: -70%
F1: The Movie: -55%
Jurassic World Rebirth: -66%
Nobody 2: -81%
Toxic Avengare Unrated: -90%
Honey Don't: -90%
Lilo & Stitch: -93%

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It will probably make another $5 or $6 Million in the US this weekend. Although, now that I look at the new movies that just came out, The Conjuring is probably going to overlap that audience by quite a bit and there might be a pretty big fall for Weapons this time around, so maybe not.

Oh well. WB should be more than pleased at this result even if it nosedives now. It's done well.

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How the mighty have fallen.

Gotta write a positive spin by calling the lowest weekend opening for a Dwayne Johnson movie an A24 success story.

That dude's career is pretty much over man. Turns out he was kind of a cunt that got too high on his own farts.

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How the mighty have fallen.

Gotta write a positive spin by calling the lowest weekend opening for a Dwayne Johnson movie an A24 success story.

That dude's career is pretty much over man. Turns out he was kind of a cunt that got too high on his own farts.

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Who is going to the movies when they can watch the same for free on streaming in October?

https://www.primetimer.com/features/the-smashing-machine-release-date-
cast-and-character-where-to-watch-and-more

Who is going to a fictionalized 2025 version of the 2002 HBO documentary titled The Smashing Machine: The Life and Times of Extreme Fighter Mark Kerr?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Kerr_(fighter)#In_popular_culture

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Who is going to make the movies when nobody pays to see them?

Every single streaming service on the planet including Netflix has done nothing but lose money every quarter they've been in existence.

If they don't figure out how to get asses back in seats, they'll just stop making anything new for you to pirate.

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The world would be better if there was less talking and fewer high budget movies.

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You ever hear about Richard Bachman's book RAGE?

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You ever hear about Richard Bachman's book RAGE?

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No didnt hear but thanks
maybe it sounds kinda interesting

I think I have given up on reading King, I used to read some as a teen but I cant stand his BS these days

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LongWalk could not even enter the top3, got defeated by the foreign Demonslayer cartoon, The Conjuring remake AND DowntonAbbey

maybe crazy psycho StephenKing will go back on the pills and booze?


Daily #BoxOffice Top 7 for Monday
https://x.com/BORReport/status/1968065333463498894#m
1. #DemonSlayer - $5.02M
2. #TheConjuringLastRites - $1.85M
3. #DowntonAbbey - $1.75M
4. #TheLongWalk - $1.12M
5. #ToyStory - $237K
6. #WeaponsMovie - $235K
7. #Hamilton - $206K

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
We were just talking about this asshole in the other thread yesterday...

Looks like Karma just came for Stephen King...

Stephen King’s ‘The Long Walk’ Bombs At Box Office Following Charlie Kirk Comments: 33-Year Low

https://cosmicbook.news/stephen-king-long-walk-bombs-box-office


FUCK YOU STEVE.

I hope the Kirk Estate sues you into oblivion for spreading your hate and your Legacy Media lies.

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He went on a big apology tour over that Kirk comment. I doubt it was any more genuine than when Rosie O'Donnell made her big apology only a week earlier, but these are two of the last people you'd ever expect to be issuing apologies for their behavior. Times have changed. They know this now.

We'll be watching both of them.

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We were just talking about this asshole in the other thread yesterday...

Looks like Karma just came for Stephen King...

Stephen King’s ‘The Long Walk’ Bombs At Box Office Following Charlie Kirk Comments: 33-Year Low

https://cosmicbook.news/stephen-king-long-walk-bombs-box-office


FUCK YOU STEVE.

I hope the Kirk Estate sues you into oblivion for spreading your hate and your Legacy Media lies.

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Do you realize that King did no work on The Long Walk? But he got paid, anyway

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Excuses for Flops?
Stephen King's The Long Walk Isn't A Big Box Office Hit, But It Didn't Need To Be https://www.slashfilm.com/1968998/stephen-king-the-long-walk-box-offic
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Stephen King's 'The Long Walk' did $1,070,759 on Wednesday...it could be sub 1 million already? they wont even release the Thursday numbers

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