Box Office Showdown (3/22-3/24) Us

[Chaotic]

With how bad people on social media are tearing it apart, the movie held up well.

[Cremildo]

Alita:

BATTLE ANGEL's worldwide gross is $399,866,792.

[Creed]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

Us:

I called it!

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

With how bad people on social media are tearing it apart, the movie held up well.

People on social media tear apart pretty much anything, though.

[Cremildo]

Captain Marvel:

CAPTAIN MARVEL fired up $87M worldwide this weekend, $910M total, passing the global box office totals of THOR: RAGNAROK ($853M), VENOM ($855M) and SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING ($880M).

[Himmel]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

People on social media tear apart pretty much anything, though.

So true.

[Creed]

Lionsgate's FIVE FEET APART saw a solid hold, dipping just -34% w/ $8.7M, $26M total.

[Cremildo]

According to BOM, Glass lost 37 screens but had a 190% increase. Is that correct?

[Chaotic]

Shazam broke a record with special screenings ($3.3M)

https://deadline.com/2019/03/shazam-...ce-1202581506/

[Chaotic]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

According to BOM, Glass lost 37 screens but had a 190% increase. Is that correct?

Probably not. It made $61,000 on friday. It would have to monster business saturday and today to make $600,000.

[sandman slim]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Shazam broke a record with special screenings ($3.3M)

https://deadline.com/2019/03/shazam-...ce-1202581506/

Deserved every penny of it, absolutely fantastic movie. DC has something really special this time; hopefully it can make some bank before Avengers snaps the box office in half.

[AaronJ]

Yeah, Shazam! definitely doesn't look up my alley. But I think it will do pretty well.

[Chaotic]

Im waiting for parents to complain about how dark some scenes in Shazam are since the trailers made it look very kid friendly.

[DanTheMan]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Im waiting for parents to complain about how dark some scenes in Shazam are since the trailers made it look very kid friendly.

The trailers even went out of their way to cut out “What the hell?!”

We gonna have some ticked off parents in a few weeks.

[Predatorix38417]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

According to BOM, Glass lost 37 screens but had a 190% increase. Is that correct?

Probably being paired up with Us at the drive-ins, we see this trend often with Fox and Disney releases as well.

[sandman slim]

Originally Posted by DanTheMan

The trailers even went out of their way to cut out “What the hell?!”

We gonna have some ticked off parents in a few weeks.

Guy next to me at the 4pm show kept covering his kid's eyes. They stayed for the whole movie & really enjoyed it, though.

[Predatorix38417]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Im waiting for parents to complain about how dark some scenes in Shazam are since the trailers made it look very kid friendly.

Yeah but it’s still a PG-13 DC movie, I mean are people are gonna take kids to Joker and complain why there’s violence and language when it’ll (almost definitely) be R?

[Chaotic]

Originally Posted by DanTheMan

The trailers even went out of their way to cut out “What the hell?!”

We gonna have some ticked off parents in a few weeks.

I got the Spiderman: Far from Home trailer before the movie and got dickwad at the end. Every other time, it was buttwad.

[Chaotic]

Originally Posted by sandman slim

Guy next to me at the 4pm show kept covering his kid's eyes. They stayed for the whole movie & really enjoyed it, though.

The boardroom scene is got surprise some parents.

[AaronJ]

At what time did we get so sadly weak as a society? I must not have been paying attention.

WTF happened?!