Box Office Showdown (6/14-6/16) Men in Black International, Shaft

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

I forgot about Jumanji 3. Can't wait for that.

Wait, there was already a Jumanji 2? Or are you talking about the reboot?

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by BluBonnet

Wait, there was already a Jumanji 2? Or are you talking about the reboot?

I think they are counting the recent Jumanji film as the second. First being the original, second the recent one and the third is the upcoming.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by InuYashaCrusade

I think they are counting the recent Jumanji film as the second. First being the original, second the recent one and the third is the upcoming.

Yeah that makes sense. It's hard to keep track when almost everything coming out is a sequel, reboot, prequel, remake or something like that!!

[AFFanAttic]

Just for fun I'm going to guess Hobbs and Shaw probably reaches 175mil but could probably pass 200.

If It Chapter 2 doesn't falter in quality following the first, then at least 250.

[MazeRunner]

Originally Posted by AFFanAttic

Just for fun I'm going to guess Hobbs and Shaw probably reaches 175mil but could probably pass 200.

If It Chapter 2 doesn't falter in quality following the first, then at least 250.

BoxOffice.com is predicting a $245M domestic total for Hobbs And Shaw.

But they also predicted a $192M domestic total for Aladdin (currently at $263M, and will probably finish with $300M), a $144M domestic total for Godzilla: KOTM (currently at $93M and will barely pass $100M), a $165M domestic total for Rocketman (currently at $66M and will probably finish with $75-$80M). They also predicted a $118M domestic haul for Dark Phoenix (which is currently at $51M and won't get much further), they predicted a $245M domestic haul for Secret Life Of Pets 2 (which is at $92M after weekend 2). They predicted a $31M debut for Shaft and a $100M domestic haul, but it debuted with $8M this weekend.

Source for their predictions: https://www.boxofficepro.com/long-ra...-crawl-stuber/

I'm going to guess Hobbs & Shaw won't make it to $200M domestic without Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez.

[StarWarsIsAwesome123]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

Disney will probably have all the top films. Will any upcoming films even make $200M domestic besides Spider-man? I think Hobbs & Show and It Chapter 2 will come close but fail.

Those will definitely pass 200 million domestic. Whether they pass 300 or not is the question.

[xbs2034]

Originally Posted by StarWarsIsAwesome123

Those will definitely pass 200 million domestic. Whether they pass 300 or not is the question.

I can definitely see Hobbs and Shaw missing $200 domestic. I probably would even guess the under if it has to be an over/under with the total.

[Cremildo]

"Good" news for MiB3. Not enough to not make it a major disappointment, but still...

#MenInBlackInternational finished its opening wknd above estimates thx to a better than expected #FathersDay turnout SUN which enjoyed a 5% uptick from SAT. Final wknd #boxoffice numbers:

FRI: $10.51M
SAT: $9.51M (-9%)
SUN: $10.01M (+5%)
WKND: $30.03M
AVG: $7,108

[MazeRunner]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

"Good" news for MiB3. Not enough to not make it a major disappointment, but still...

Only 3 IMAX tickets sold for the Burnsville, MN 3:45pm showing.. and 2 IMAX tickets sold so far the 4pm showing at the Eden Prairie, MN IMAX in 15 minutes.

I know it's Monday but damn.

[ctujackbauer]

Toy "I thought the third movie was the perfect ending, but this may have an even better ending according to critics who spoil everything in the headline on rotten tomatoes" Story 4: $175 mil
Anna $9 mil
Child's Play $7 mil

[Cremildo]

Sony has learned something from Disney.

Originally Posted by @ERCboxoffice

Sony used some Disney Math to get MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL to $80M in its 17th weekend, as it miraculously jumped +1845% after adding just 32 theaters (55 overall) and an eye-popping PTA of $2,658 per. They must have been offering actual alien probes in select venues.