It's opening pretty far below the $90M 5-day expectations. So it's already not a good sign. Guess we'll see how much damage Barbie and Oppenheimer do.
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paramount had plenty of time they could have moved it if they were concerned about cannibalization. seems they might have gambled and somewhat lost potential revenues.
also.. i would be curious... do summer movies tend to have a long tail. my impression is that while they occassionally do... long tails are much more common in breakout holiday releases than summer ones due to the excessive competition in summer vs winter.
also.. i would be curious... do summer movies tend to have a long tail. my impression is that while they occassionally do... long tails are much more common in breakout holiday releases than summer ones due to the excessive competition in summer vs winter.
Definitely not common, but it happens. Top Gun Maverick and The Lion King remake are the only ones that come to mind to have those kinds of legs.
Black Panther and Mario were both spring releases, and I feel like Avengers movies are kind of their own thing.
But for the vast majority of cases it's holiday releases for sure. Force Awakens, Titanic, Avatar, Way of Water, Frozen, etc. I feel like for massive event movies, that is the surefire way to get that kind of play.
Black Panther and Mario were both spring releases, and I feel like Avengers movies are kind of their own thing.
But for the vast majority of cases it's holiday releases for sure. Force Awakens, Titanic, Avatar, Way of Water, Frozen, etc. I feel like for massive event movies, that is the surefire way to get that kind of play.
Despite the somewhat lackluster domestic weekend, still a damn good global opening.
Overseas though, #TomCruise is crushing it, as #MissionImpossibleDeadReckoning grossed 25.8M on FRI, for a 82.1M 3-day cume overseas over 71 markets including previews!
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 15, 2023
Allied to 40.4M in the US, #MI7 hits a 122.5M Global cume at #BoxOffice
Eyeing a 2225M-240M Global Opening!
1/2 pic.twitter.com/pgC9Lf4qoi
That’s it!#MissionImpossibleDeadReckoning hits franchise 5-day record at US #BoxOffice after grossing 80M on 5-day opening!
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 16, 2023
Under projections yes, but reaching a new #MissionImpossible domestic peak with a 7th installment is something only #TomCruise can deliver nowadays.
1/2 pic.twitter.com/NzgaGHgpMY
#SoundOfFreedom is a SUMMER phenomenon at US #BoxOffice!
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 16, 2023
REMARKABLE 27M 2nd 3-day weekend with unearthly legs, up +37.1% (!!!) from opening weekend. And it’s not Christmas season!!!#AngelStudios hit hits 85.5M US cume.
Eyeing a 150M-200M US run (we’re in uncharted waters here) pic.twitter.com/jJ9erEfelQ
so what happens in Hollywood if the Mission Impossible movie does not sell well?
so far Drudge is reporting the sales are stalling out and soft...
so far Drudge is reporting the sales are stalling out and soft...
The only box office stat you need to know is that domestically GREEN LANTERN ($116M), unadjusted for inflation, will gross more than THE FLASH ($106M). pic.twitter.com/ug2yP4vUO6
— Exhibitor Relations Co. (@ERCboxoffice) July 16, 2023
LMCane said:
so what happens in Hollywood if the Mission Impossible movie does not sell well?
so far Drudge is reporting the sales are stalling out and soft...
Maybe they stop releasing 5 new movies every summer weekend!?
I wanted to see Transformers about 2 weeks after it came out and I couldn't find a showtime that worked cause it was already pushed down the ladder by a bunch of movies that nobody wanted to see.
I wonder if part of mission impossible lower box office is the fact thst everyone knows it's a "part 1" with the conclusion coming out in December.
I hate waiting for 2nd parts so might wait to watch part 1 until part 2 is about to come out.
I hate waiting for 2nd parts so might wait to watch part 1 until part 2 is about to come out.
Just FYI, Part Two is scheduled for June 28, 2024, not December, and will almost assuredly be delayed even further due to the strike.
BARBIE tracking is now up to $110M for 3-day weekend, per NRG. OPPENHEIMER up to $49M. Gonna be big weekend, especially if MISSION holds.
— Matthew Belloni (@MattBelloni) July 17, 2023
Even more reason I'll be in no rush to see it.
'Barbie' & 'Oppenheimer' Box Office Mania Begins: Doll Eyes Around $20M, Nolan Epic $9M In Previews https://t.co/lvWxDwbjOP
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) July 21, 2023
WHY is MARGOT ROBBIE smiling?? Because @wbpictures #BARBIE opened HUGE with a whopping $22.3 MILLION in Thursday night previews!! That’s BIGGER than “The Batman,” “Top Gun Maverick” & “Spiderverse 2!” It’s well on its way to a STELLAR WEEKEND OPENING between $130m-$150m!! WOW!! pic.twitter.com/JML9uJ46Wg
— Scott Mantz 🖖 (@MovieMantz) July 21, 2023
BOX OFFICE: Greta Gerwig’s #Barbie posts $22.3M in previews, which is the best start for any movie this year, topping #GOTGVol3 ($17.5M) and #AcrossTheSpiderVerse ($17.3M). Both of those films opened to more than $100M. Let’s party, Barbie! pic.twitter.com/Syp7Dho8a3
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) July 21, 2023
This weekend could be history in the making, as all films combined could hit as much as 300M 3-day weekend in the US.
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 21, 2023
If that does happen, it’ll be 1st time since #EndGame’s weekend debut -and just 4th time in history- that domestic #BoxOffice hits 300M on a single 3-day weekend. pic.twitter.com/pAVx6F5UwT
‘OPPENHEIMER’ grossed $10.5M from Thursday previews — the biggest launch for an original Christopher Nolan film ever. pic.twitter.com/4662MrUxbN
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) July 21, 2023
$22.3 for #Barbie & $10.5 million for #Oppenheimer from Thursday night previews!#Barbenheimer is going to be analyzed for years. What started as a petty rivalry became a mutually beneficial phenomenon & further proves audiences will show up if you give them a reason to. pic.twitter.com/0251b6MJ88
— Matt Neglia (@NextBestPicture) July 21, 2023
MASSIVE $22.3m for @barbiethemovie on Thursday, should head to a $150m+ opening. @OppenheimerFilm with $10.5m in previews and a potential $80m+ opening now on the table. Incredible, historic weekend for theatrical.
— EmpireCity Box Office (@EmpireCityBO) July 21, 2023
Mission Impossible is going to tank this weekend. From what I am seeing it was very soft through the week and presales for this weekend are really low
R-rated #Oppenheimer ready to blowup projections at US #BoxOffice this weekend, after EXPLOSIVE 10.5M THU Previews, biggest ever for a #ChristopherNolan’s original film, almost 2x #Dunkirk’s 5.5M
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 21, 2023
Over #JohnWickChapter4 8.9M and #Logan 9.5M
A 70M-95M 3-day weekend in the cards. pic.twitter.com/Mao0mis8o2
Eso si, Que es said:
Mission Impossible is going to tank this weekend. From what I am seeing it was very soft through the week and presales for this weekend are really low
This. Which is why the opening weekend coming in below projections was so disappointing. It was really the only weekend of clear runway it had this summer.
Looking at local theaters today and tomorrow, I recant previous statement, everything seems to be getting a proximity bump and it may be a huge weekend for everything.Eso si, Que es said:
Mission Impossible is going to tank this weekend. From what I am seeing it was very soft through the week and presales for this weekend are really low
This is absolutely bananas...
Barbie now tracking to an opening of $160M in the US.
— Lucas Shaw (@Lucas_Shaw) July 21, 2023
Oppenheimer at $75M.
Sound of Freedom may outdo Mission Impossible.
‘BARBIE’ had the second biggest opening day ever in Brazil after ‘AVENGERS: ENDGAME.’ pic.twitter.com/fVfvjL5BNt
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) July 21, 2023
Deadline:
So far, Paramount's Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning despite shedding Imax, isn't taking a horrible hit, -54% in weekend 2 with $25M with a $124.2M running total. Friday is looking like $6.6M.
Could've been worse.
So far, Paramount's Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning despite shedding Imax, isn't taking a horrible hit, -54% in weekend 2 with $25M with a $124.2M running total. Friday is looking like $6.6M.
Could've been worse.
Greta Gerwig is now on track to break the record for the biggest domestic opening for a female director in Hollywood history with #Barbie. pic.twitter.com/BeL8j6R7aU
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) July 21, 2023
So you're saying movies can be profitable when you trust the artists' vision that made them? When it's not just run of the mill, lowest common denominator fluff meant to bore eyeballs in a quest for content hours watched or some bullshit metric?
— Daniel Kunka (@unikunka) July 21, 2023
Good to know.
Also, just wanted to put it out there cinema is my happy place and days like today are why they’re so important in my life.
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 21, 2023
The Collective energy tonight was unparalleled.
So good to see so many, different people sharing the experience together as if we all became one!❤️
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Deadline:
So far, Paramount's Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning despite shedding Imax, isn't taking a horrible hit, -54% in weekend 2 with $25M with a $124.2M running total. Friday is looking like $6.6M.
Could've been worse.
At $5.5 it was worse.
Barbie gonna do $220M+
#Oppenheimer also EXPLODED at US #BoxOffice!
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 22, 2023
33M on FRI incl. 10.5M previews, BIGGEST Opening Day for R-rated films Post-Covid, beating #JohnWick4’s 29.4M
BIGGEST Opening Day for Nolan films out of #TheDarkKnight trilogy, beating #Inception’s 21.8M
Eyeing a 75M-85M 3-day weekend pic.twitter.com/XkAyvefvNt
One distrib points out that never before in the history of box office has a weekend seen one movie open to $100M+ and a second to $50M+.
This weekend could be history in the making, as all films combined could hit as much as 300M 3-day weekend in the US.
— Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J) July 21, 2023
If that does happen, it’ll be 1st time since #EndGame’s weekend debut -and just 4th time in history- that domestic #BoxOffice hits 300M on a single 3-day weekend. pic.twitter.com/pAVx6F5UwT
Ben Shapiro just called Barbie the most woke movie ever made
So the updated weekend projection for Barbie is: Broke
People are saying that most theaters are in the process of changing out the movie for a rerelease of "Left Behind (2000)" starring Kirk Cameron.
So the updated weekend projection for Barbie is: Broke
People are saying that most theaters are in the process of changing out the movie for a rerelease of "Left Behind (2000)" starring Kirk Cameron.
SATURDAY UPDATE: Audiences at the domestic, global and international box office this weekend are going bonkers for Barbenheimer. Warner Bros' Barbie is now poised for an estimated $300M+ worldwide start through tomorrow (eyeing $150M+ each, from North America and a combined 69 overseas markets). Meanwhile, Universal's Oppenheimer is now pegged for a $165.9M worldwide bow through Sunday, including $88.9M internationally.
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