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I'm surprised you didn't mention that SoF was less than $18k behind MI7 on Wednesday.

I just finally saw those numbers right now.

Crazy!

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I have seen SoF and it is craptacular movie. Why pay to see Sound of Freedom when it is available for free?

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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Will SoF add more theaters tomorrow?


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Movie Comparison: Sound of Freedom (2023) vs.
Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One (2023) vs.
The Little Mermaid (2023)

https://www.the-numbers.com/movies/custom-comparisons-extended/Sound-o
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The Little Mermaid is the winner. Poor Tom Cruise, crushed by a Disney musical.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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Nah. Sound of Freedom is the clear winner.

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Nah. Sound of Freedom is the clear winner.

Not only did it make its production budget back by many, many more multiples than The Little Mermaid, but it also made the studio more money in total than TLM made for Disney. By twice as much and counting. And that's only assuming that the Rule of Thumb is still 2.0 and not 2.5 as Variety.com claimed it is now. Otherwise TLM lost Disney $50 Million.

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The same as Trump won. Any of 538 episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is better than Sound of Freedom. Why go to this movie? Rhetorically, the answer is your Trumptard politics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_%26_Order:_Special_Victims_Unit#Epis
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Moving the list here where it belongs from the The Little Mermaid Failure thread....





UPDATED LISTS: Late-Evening of 07/18 on The-Numbers...

Worldwide Opening Weekend and percentage of Production Budget made on opening weekend including all American made films currently in the global top 45 (Or that were in the top 35 on June 19th, which was the previous time I'd updated this list):

1 Insidious: The Red Door / Budget: $16,000,000 / WWO: $64,000,000 / 400%
2 The Super Mario Bros. Movie / Budget: $100,000,000 / WWO: $377,000,000 / 377%
3 M3GAN / Budget: $12,000,000 / WWO: $45,000,000 / 375%
4 Sound of Freedom / Budget: $14,000,000 / WWO: $42,000,000 / 300%
5 Evil Dead Rise / Budget: $19,000,000 / WWO: $40,000,000 / 210%
6 Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse / Budget: $100,000,000 / WWO: $209,000,000 / 209%
7 The Pope's Exorcist / Budget: $18,000,000 / WWO: $36,500,000 / 203%
8 Scream VI / Budget: $35,000,000 / WWO: $67,000,000 / 191%
9 John Wick: Chapter 4 / Budget: $100,000,000 / WWO: $138,000,000 / 138%
10 Creed III / Budget: $75,000,000 / WWO: $100,000,000 / 133%
11 Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania / Budget: $200,000,000 / WWO: $250,000,000 / 125%
12 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 / Budget: $250,000,000 / WWO: $290,000,000 / 116%
13 Knock at the Cabin / Budget: $20,000,000 / WWO: $21,000,000 / 105%
14 Jesus Revolution / Budget: $15,000,000 / WWO: $15,000,000 / 100%
15 Fast X / Budget: $340,000,000 / WWO: $319,000,000 / 94%
16 Transformers: Rise of the Beasts / Budget: $195,000,000 / WWO: $170,000,000 / 87%
17 Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Pt1 / Budget: $290,000,000 / WWO: $235,000,000 81%
18 Cocaine Bear / Budget: $35,000,000 / WWO: $28,000,000 / 80%
19 The Little Mermaid / Budget: $250,000,000 / WWO: $164,000,000 / 66%
20 The Boogeyman / Budget: $35,000,000 / WWO: $20,000,000 / 57%
21 Shazam: Fury of the Gods / Budget: $125,000,000 / WWO: $66,000,000 / 53%
22 No Hard Feelings / Budget: $45,000,000 / WWO: $22,000,000 / 49%
23 Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves / Budget: $150,000,000 / WWO: $72,000,000 / 48%
24 Indiana Jones & the Dial of Destiny / Budget: $300,000,000 / WWO: $131,000,000 / 43.7%
25 AIR / Budget: $70,000,000 / WWO: $30,000,000 / 43%
26 65 / Budget: $45,000,000 / WWO: $12,300,000 / 27%
27 Magic Mike's Last Dance / Budget: $45,000,000 / WWO: $8,000,000 / 18%
28 The Flash / Budget: $200,000,000 / WWO: $75,000,000 / 37.5%
29 Elemental / Budget: $200,000,000 / WWO: $48,000,000 / 24%

SPECIAL MENTION:
Mummies / Budget: $12,000,000 / WWO: Unknown / ?



Winners and losers from the previous list:

Winners:

1. M3GAN made 1,475% of its production budget of $12 Million. [FINAL]
2. Super Mario Bros Movie made 1,349% of its production budget of $100 Million.
3. Insidious: The Red Door made 775% of its $16 Million production budget.
4. Evil Dead Rise made 768% of its production budget of $19 Million. [FINAL]
5. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse made 664% of its production budget of $100 Million.
6. Sound of Freedom made 650% of its $14 Million production budget.
7. Scream IV made 483% of its production budget of $35 Million. [FINAL]
8. Mummies made 442% of its production budget of $12 Million. [FINAL]
9. John Wick: Chapter 4 made 432% of its production budget of $100 Million. [FINAL]
10. The Pope's Exorcist made 405% of its production budget of $18 Million. [FINAL]
11. Creed III made 365% of its production budget of $75 Million. [FINAL]
12. Jesus Revolution made 353% of its production budget of $15 Million. [FINAL]
13. Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3 made 336% of its production budget of $250 Million.
14. Knock at the Cabin made 275% of its production budget of $20 Million. [FINAL]
15. Cocaine Bear made 254% of its production budget of $35 Million. [FINAL]
16. The Boogeyman made 234% of its $35 Million production budget.
17. Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania made 232% of its production budget of $200 Million. [FINAL]
18. The Little Mermaid made 219% of its $250,000,000 production budget.
19. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts made 216% of its $195,000,000 production budget.
20. Fast X made 213% of its $340,000,000 production budget. [FINAL]


Losers* (The movies who haven't doubled their production budget to cover marketing budgets and theater takes. Unless marked with [FINAL], they still have an opportunity to leave the Losers list.):

1. Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1 made 82% of its $290,000,000 production budget.
2. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny made 101% of its $300,000,000 production budget.
3. Shazam: Fury of the Gods only made 106% of its $125,000,000 production budget. [FINAL]
4. 65 only made 124% of its $45,000,000 production budget. [FINAL]
5. Magic Mike's Last Dance only made 124% of its $45,000,000 production budget. [FINAL]
6. Elemental made 157% of its $200,000,000 production budget.
7. AIR only made 129% of its $70,000,000 production budget. [FINAL]
8. The Flash made 134% of its $200,000,000 production budget.
9. Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves only made 139% of its $150,000,000 production budget. [FINAL]
10. No Hard Feelings made 173% of its $45,000,000 production budget.




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Keep in mind that Sound of Freedom is the only movie on this list that didn't have a worldwide box office, and all of these numbers are just from the US Box office... Otherwise, I think it had a very good chance of taking 1st place above The Red Door. I'm not even sure if SoF was shown in Canada or not, tbh...

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So... I was wrong with my prediction SoF wouldn't gain many, if any theaters this weekend. Bruce is reporting 3,265 theaters this week, for a whopping increase of 413 theaters. I've never seen this happen two weekends in a row like this before. Hopefully it doesn't drop the ball.

I still think it will be 6th place after this weekend, unless The Red Door suddenly flops. I don't see any possibility of SoF catching up with Miles Morales 2 by Sunday night, even with the additional theaters.

There are 2 reasons why I say only 6th place for the weekend for SoF.

Number 1 is because Insidious: The Red Door started out of the gates as the 1st place movie all year regarding the ratio of Worldwide Box Office vs. Production Budget and hasn't really slowed down all that much. SoF is going to have to catch up to that. It may take another week or two.

Number 2 is because there's a huge difference between the current #4 and numbers 5-9 which are all in the 400-500% range.

The Miles Morales sequel is 646%. It's slowed down to only $1 Million during weekdays and only had $2-3 Million per day last weekend, so SoF will gain quickly on it if it doesn't falter, but MM2 is still improving that ratio on what is already a decent gap. It will be 10 days to over two weeks before SoF catches up to it.

3rd place is Evil Dead Rise, which will not improve since it's out of theaters, but it's at 768%, so it will take even longer to reach that.

M3GAN and SMB are light years away. I'm not saying that SoF won't catch up to them, but they've both got about 1000% on SoF right now.

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SoF is 6th place now, and for exactly the reasons I said it would be.

It leap-frogged over all the 400% movies in 5th-9th place, just as I knew it would, and even though Insidious slowed down, The Red Door was able to end up at 775% of its production budget after Monday while SoF is "only" at 650% right now.

Where I did fail in my prediction was saying that it would take SoF 10 days to over 2 weeks to beat Miles Morales 2. With the insane legs on SoF and Monday being the 6th of 6 straight days where it made more money than the same day the previous week and Miles Morales 2 only making around 800k on Monday compared to SoF's nearly $5 Million, it won't take but another day or two for SoF's current 650% to displace MM2's 664%... it will only take 6 days max to overcome MM2.

By next weekend I expect SoF to be 3rd place on the second list, meaning that it will already be more than halfway to reaching number one on the list.

M3GAN made $180,674,091 off of a $12 Million budget to take 1st place.

SMB made $1,348,575,859 off of a $100 Million budget to take 2nd place.

SoF will need to make $187.6 Million to take 2nd place, and it will need to make $206.64 Million to take 1st place for 2023.

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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686% of Production Budget now, up from 650% yesterday. It's now 5th place on the list of Worldwide Box Office vs Production Budget, and it still hasn't been released anywhere outside of the US. It will overtake Evil Dead Rise for 4th place on the list Friday night.

And with Insidious: The Red Door finally slowing down, it shouldn't be long before it catches up and takes 3rd place. I:tRD increased from 775% to 788% last night. (36% vs 13% is nearly a 3-to-1 increase for SoF over I:tRD.

If SoF doesn't catch Insidious by Sunday night, it almost certainly will when we get Monday's numbers.

And at that point it should only be less than 500% away from SMB and probably almost exactly 600% under M3GAN.

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
I might try download this film, I normally don't download films especially if I think its a good film and deserves support. However nobody seems to be making DVDs much anymore and I don't see any over seas release outside the USA


If the movie is good then I'm glad it is sucessful


‘Sound of Freedom’ film is a good conversation starter, but there is more to say

https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2023/07/24/sound-of-free
dom-film-is-a-good-conversation-starter-but-there-is-more-to-say/

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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let's see...
For the days when working folk are not working...

Date | DBO Rnk /Scrn Rnk
04Jul 14.24 1 $5,407 1
08Jul 7.176 3 $2,431 2
09Jul 7.295 3 $2,471 1
15Jul 10.22 2 $3,132 2
16Jul 9.563 2 $2,929 2
22Jul 7,434 4 $2,263 3
23Jul 6,684 3 $2,035 3

other days...
05Jul 4.047 2 $1,537 1
06Jul 3.697 3 $1,404 2
07Jul 5.208 3 $1,764 2
10Jul 4.000 1 $1,355 1
11Jul 3.829 1 $1,297 1
12Jul 4.424 2 $1,499 2
13Jul 4.576 2 $1,550 2
14Jul 7.491 2 $2,294 2
17Jul 4.954 2 $1,518 1
18Jul 5.449 2 $1,669 2
19Jul 4.722 2 $1,446 1
20Jul 3.702 1 $1,134 1
21Jul 5.706 3 $1,737 3

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He also underpredicted SoF for the weekend, where it took 3rd place over DR, instead of 4th place as he predicted.
DR is $5.8M behind SoF in Domestic BO, and falling.

SoF has International dates listed on imdb. Mexico and UK. Aug 31 and Sept 1.

Barbie was overestimated, Oppy was underestimated.

SoF numbers for Thurs, Fri, Sat were still higher Box Office than 2 weeks prior. Sunday seems the first day where Box office is the lowest for that day of the week, in the run.

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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SoF at 936% return after Tuesday.
Insidious: The Red Door at 975%.

Once again, I'm not sure how a movie is going down, but now that I've been paying attention to so many different movies this seems to be a regular event at the-numbers.com. Insidious just completely lost its 6% Monday night gain and went back down to Sunday night's percentage. Meanwhile, SoF has gone up 50% since Sunday's 886% figure in that time.

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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Those were only the first 2 international dates. They have been working hard at setting up more. Of course, pedophiles and groomers of Yurk must certainly be fighting this.

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SoF at 936% return after Tuesday.
Insidious: The Red Door at 975%.

Once again, I'm not sure how a movie is going down, but now that I've been paying attention to so many different movies this seems to be a regular event at the-numbers.com. Insidious just completely lost its 6% Monday night gain and went back down to Sunday night's percentage. Meanwhile, SoF has gone up 50% since Sunday's 886% figure in that time.

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After going up to 981% from 975% on Monday night and then going back down to 975% after Tuesday night, Insidious only pulled in $940,000 on Wednesday and is now at 994%. That's probably quite a bit more accurate and whatever got subtracted on Tuesday night was added back in.

No word on SoF yet. I'm guessing around $3 Million for Wednesday, which would make it 958%. If correct, SoF has caught up 53% on Insidious between Monday and Wednesday.



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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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Video of Sound of Freedom having fake sold-out screenings goes viral online

Astroturfing is the use of fake grassroots efforts that primarily focus on influencing public opinion and typically are funded by corporations and political entities.

If the theaters are full and shows are completely sold out, then why is no one seated inside?

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Many social media users have been claiming that movie makers are just astroturfing, which is a term used when people try to create a buzz around something by giving the impression of public support.

https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-what-astroturfing-video-s
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QAnon supporters are promoting 'Sound of Freedom.' Here's why

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/19/1188405402/qanon-supporters-are-promoti
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Well it's up today...

SoF projected for $3698,514 on Friday. (oddly specific for a projection that usually ends in "000", but not unheard of.).

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Insidious had 1,006%; SoF had 1,000%.

After Saturday's projections:

SoF had 1,036%; Insidious had 1,012%.

After Sunday's projections:

SoF had 1,064; Insidious had 1,019%


Still no international numbers from Australia's July 24th launch for SOF. It will open in Mexico tomorrow and the UK on Tuesday.


Without any help overseas, it is now solidly 3rd place on the returns list.

SoF needs 291% to beat Super Mario Bros.
SoF needs 411% to beat M3GAN.


Disney's Haunted Mansion, laughably, will not be a threat. Barbie, OTOH, is already sitting at 775% worldwide return on the $100 Million budget in just 10 days with just a 43% drop projected from last weekend. As I've stated before in other threads, studios tend to downplay projections on blockbuster movies in their first few weeks when they're raking in the big bucks, so I wouldn't be surprised if that number is actually as low as only a 38 or 39% drop from last weekend when the legit numbers are in.

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When I went on opening day, the shows were Sold Out and there were not a single empty seat in the showing I was at, nor in the other showings that I peeked into.
However, a friend of mine went, she could have gotten as many free tickets as she wanted from her church, and she said her showing was Sold Out,but there were many seats empty for the show.
I am not familiar with this Pay It Forward method of ticketing, how the mechanics of iot work. But if if I heard a story about how radical deviant Libtards were scarfing up free tickets in order to prevent honest and deserving folk from actually seeing the film, I can say that I would not be shocked.
And then those perpetrating this result can promote false conspiracy theories about it - just like Russia Russian Collusion, which was the result of their game.

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Well it's up today...

SoF projected for $3698,514 on Friday. (oddly specific for a projection that usually ends in "000", but not unheard of.).

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It [SoF] should overcome Insidious after Saturday night.

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After Saturday's projections:

SoF had 1,036%; Insidious had 1,012%.

After Sunday's projections:

SoF had 1,064; Insidious had 1,019%

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SoF needs 291% to beat Super Mario Bros.
SoF needs 411% to beat M3GAN.

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Disney's Haunted Mansion, laughably, will not be a threat. Barbie, OTOH, is already sitting at 775% worldwide return on the $100 Million budget in just 10 days with just a 43% drop projected from last weekend. As I've stated before in other threads, studios tend to downplay projections on blockbuster movies in their first few weeks when they're raking in the big bucks, so I wouldn't be surprised if that number is actually as low as only a 38 or 39% drop from last weekend when the legit numbers are in.

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In a month, will release in Mexico and UK. 6 weeks later in Spain. And more dates keep popping up.

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I think the green numbers at The Numbers is prelim or estimated figures, and black are the real figures.
They just turned black for the weekend.
Sunday SoF jumped up to highest take per screen, beating Indy5 and Red Door. It was estimated behind Red Door.

Also, every single day since release, SoF has more $ per screen that Indy5.
Even when it added more than 13% more theaters for the weekend.

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Keep littering a Google searchable board that doesn't require a sign up with pirated links and stolen intellectual property.

I know Haken is just sleeping at the wheel at this point, but one day he'll notice what you've been doing and you're going to get your other handle banned, Reaverfan. And with no ability to sign up to fff.net anymore, whatever will you do with your sad and pathetic life?

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