Box Office Showdown (11/22-11/24) Frozen II, 21 Bridges, A Beautiful Day in Neighbor

[Chaotic]

Frozen II
Buena Vista


21 Bridges
STX Entertainment


A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Sony

[Scottishguy]

Gotta admire that one person putting it on Mr Roger's.

[Chaotic]

Fro2en $51M
21 Bridges $12M
A Beautiful Day $10M

[Jim Collins]

Seriously, why would anyone vote A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood?

[Bugg]

I'm thinking Frozen II might do around $150M

[Chaotic]

Terminator gonna be down to 1,022 theaters.


https://twitter.com/ERCboxoffice/sta...88275369660416

[MikeScott]

1. FROZEN 2 - 161.946 MILLION (New)
2. FORD V FERRARI - 18.88 MILLION (-40%)
3. A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD - 14.969 MILLION (New)
4. 21 BRIDGES - 10.13 MILLION (New)
5. MIDWAY - 4.25 MILLION (-50%)
6. PLAYING WITH FIRE - 4.082 MILLION (-51%)
7. LAST CHRISTMAS - 3.636 MILLION (-44%)
8. CHARLIE'S ANGELS - 3.59 MILLION (-57%)
9. THE GOOD LIAR - 3.3 MILLION (-41%)
10. JOKER - 2.829 MILLION (-47%)
11. HARRIET - 2.478 MILLION (-46%)
12. MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL - 2.1 MILLION (-57%)
13. DOCTOR SLEEP - 1.68 MILLION (-72%)

[Chaotic]

Sleepy night-night time.

WB’s DOCTOR SLEEP just received a terminal diagnosis—losing -61% of its theaters in its 3rd weekend—dropping from 3,855 to 1,476.

Oh dear

[Creed]

Outside of Marvel, the Russo's aren't doing too hot, with their production company, AGBO.

Assassination Nation bombed, and I don't see 21 Bridges making much moolah.

[Chaotic]

Theater Counts

https://www.the-numbers.com/news/242...Widest-Release

[ctujackbauer]

Frozen 2: $151 mil
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: $ 18 mil
21 Bridges: $8 mil

[AaronJ]

I missed the poll, but I agree with those who have Frozen II at around $150M or so.

Heck, I paid for a ticket and couldn't even go! (Sick)

[Cremildo]

Thursday previews:

The new #TomHanks film #ABeautifulDayInTheNeighborhood opened to $900k from THU evening pre-shows. With great reviews and an older target aud, opening wknd #boxoffice may hit the $14M neighborhood ahead of a prolonged run across NOV/DEC.

[Creed]

Go, Mr. Rogers!

[Cremildo]

Frozen II:

#Frozen2 off to a strong start at domestic #boxoffice with big $8.5M from THU pre-shows beating Aladdin and almost matching Finding Dory which were summer films.

[Britnasty]

First update from Deadline:

Current running box office for Disney in U.S/Canada is $2.946 billion per Comscore and Deadline calculations, which includes last night’s $8.5M Frozen 2 preview cash. Should Frozen 2 make $54M today, then Disney will clear $3 billion today. We’re hearing at this point in time that it’s looking more like $45M, which would mean the studio clicks past $3 billion tomorrow.

45M puts it at around 115-120M opening, but I will wait to see when Anthony does his full update post.

[ctujackbauer]

I noticed a ton of empty seats at the Cine1 at Harkins and quite a few other premium theaters late last night (10pm+ showings). They're packed any time after 3 pm today, with the exception of 10 pm+ showings.

I probably guessed way too high, but I think $130 isn't out of the question because this is more of a weekend matinee grosser. The short run time and being released relatively soon after Frozen 1 helps. Even though the sequels were nearly a generation apart, The Incredibles and Finding Nemo are recognized as outright classics with huge fan bases.

[Chaotic]

A lot of familes might be waiting to see it over thanksgiving.

[sandman slim]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Terminator gonna be down to 1,022 theaters.

Two screens left in the entire Memphis area, a total of six shows per day.

[Chaotic]

Down to 1 showtimes at my AMC. It left all the Regal theaters in my area.