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Wkd Box Office 06•12-14•15 - It's Jurassic World, we all just live in it, dino-might!

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Toothless

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Monster U and Man of Steel are different genre than Inside Out and Minions. And Monsters is an established franchise with a toy line and ton of other merchandise, Inside Out isnt. They should have booked a late July spot.

What?? Who brought up Minions? I was talking about Jurassic World and Inside Out...
 

jakncoke

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I should have specified that the record was for regular Mondays. Mondays that fall on Memorial day or the Fourth of July are basically weekend days.



Yes, but it will depend on legs. $500M is locked. $550M is probable.

Ok, was just wondering if ive been stupidly using boxofficemojo for movie stats or not.
 

Abounder

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Kevin Feige:

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What a crazy year at the box office, gotta love it!
 

dabig2

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Best thing about that image is that marvel could make that happen. I better see starlord riding a dino during infinity war
 

kswiston

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Early estimates are pointing to a Tuesday gross for Jurassic World that is just under $25M.

This is by far the largest non-opening Tuesday of all time. The Dark Knight previously held the record with $20.9M and the Avengers grossed $17.7M on its first Tuesday.

Jurassic World will pass $250M in 5 days, beating Avengers' previous record by one day. It will also set a new speed record for fastest to $300M in 8 days (Avengers was sitting at less than $1M below the $300M mark after 8 days).



Based on this, my back of the napkin estimate puts Jurassic World at around $19.5M for today and $16.5M for tomorrow, for a total of $295M heading into its second weekend.

If Thursday is between $16-16.5M, Man of Steel weekend increases (with a slightly better Sunday drop to account for Father's day) would put JP's second weekend at around $97.5M. Obviously things are early so grosses could go up or down if demand stays or drops.

There is a chance that Jurassic World hits $400M domestic at the end of this weekend though. Even if it misses that mark, it is going to end up taking every one of The Avengers' records (other than biggest May opening obviously).
 

kswiston

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What a weird year. Fast and the furious 7 and now this.

I'm out of touch. Shit.

Furious 7 was more of an overseas/China thing. Domestic got a nice bump over the last film, but $350M domestic isn't nearly as crazy as $1.16B overseas. Jurassic World will probably pass Furious 7's domestic total on Saturday.


Jurassic World should be over $700M worldwide going into the weekend. $900M by Sunday seems like a reasonable total. We'll have a better idea when we get the WW update on Thursday or Friday.
 

WaffleTaco

Wants to outlaw technological innovation.
Well I helped contribute to this twice. I have to say the 3D is the better version. Those are some crazy numbers though.
 
Early estimates are pointing to a Tuesday gross for Jurassic World that is just under $25M.

This is by far the largest non-opening Tuesday of all time. The Dark Knight previously held the record with $20.9M and the Avengers grossed $17.7M on its first Tuesday.

Jurassic World will pass $250M in 5 days, beating Avengers' previous record by one day. It will also set a new speed record for fastest to $300M in 8 days (Avengers was sitting at less than $1M below the $300M mark after 8 days).



Based on this, my back of the napkin estimate puts Jurassic World at around $19.5M for today and $16.5M for tomorrow, for a total of $295M heading into its second weekend.

If Thursday is between $16-16.5M, Man of Steel weekend increases (with a slightly better Sunday drop to account for Father's day) would put JP's second weekend at around $97.5M. Obviously things are early so grosses could go up or down if demand stays or drops.

There is a chance that Jurassic World hits $400M domestic at the end of this weekend though. Even if it misses that mark, it is going to end up taking every one of The Avengers' records (other than biggest May opening obviously).
Fathers Day is next weekend, the 21st. Not this weekend. And $97.5m for the weekend would be #2 best second weekend too I think. Avengers is the only film to clear $100m in second weekend ($103m. Only 50% drop), which I can see JW clearing with the momentum it has. That is if the summer weekdays didn't burn off a bit of the weekend potential.
This weekend is going to be a monster, and I wonder how much it is going to hurt Inside Out.
 
Uh, this Sunday is the 21st :p

(unless you are one of those people who refer to the past weekend as "this weekend")
Holy shit, lol. Yeah, don't post on your phone while tired and groggy as you wake up. Mistakes like mine are what happen.

What day is it!?

Well, now that I've gotten "make an ass out of yourself" out of the way today. :)
 

kswiston

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What is worldwide looking like now for JW?

As of today or in total?

As of today, Jurassic World is at least in the $625M range.

Eventual total, who knows. $550M is going to be the low end domestically. Overseas will at least hit $800M, so Harry Potter 8 numbers would probably be a conservative guess. The actual total could be >$1.5B
 

wachie

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If and that is a very big if, JW grosses 1.4B+ then Ultron will probably end up 4th on the list.

1. SW
2. FF7
3. JW
4. Ultron
 
JW will, at worst, have the #2 second weekend of all time, and is in prime position to take the #1 spot. The record for second weekend is Avengers with $103m, while #2 is Age of Ultron with $77.7m. JW is going to stomp the #2 spot into the ground easily, and if it does set the second weekend record it will probably just squeak by unless this has some crazy sub 50% drop this weekend.

After that though, I think it is safe to say that Avatar is going to keep the records for the next few weekends. $68.4m for week 3, $50.3m for week 4, and so on.

EDIT: Jurassic World could have a Green Lantern level second weekend drop and still pull in about $70m and probably be number 1 for the weekend. A Man of Steel level drop would place it around $75m or so. We all know it won't have a drop anywhere near that huge, but it is funny to think about just how much money it is pulling in that it could drop that hard and still rank in the top 10 second weekends of all time.
 

duckroll

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It's pretty funny looking back at all the assumed Avengers 2 hype about how it would curb stomp everything this year, and in the end it might not even be third worldwide.
 
It's pretty funny looking back at all the assumed Avengers 2 hype about how it would curb stomp everything this year, and in the end it might not even be third worldwide.

It is still a huge hit, but not as big as the surprises this year. Furious 7 pulling in insane numbers overseas, and now Jurassic World devouring all comers.
 

Peff

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It's pretty funny looking back at all the assumed Avengers 2 hype about how it would curb stomp everything this year, and in the end it might not even be third worldwide.

Especially because the same thing happened with TDKR vs the original Avengers.
 

Sulik2

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Is there any precedent for 4+ movies making over a billion in the same year? Cause that is where we are headed at this rate. Honestly I wonder if Star Wars might have Avatar in its sites with the way this year is going.
 
Jesus. Practically 25 million for tuesday too? I don't understand.

Like I get it doing big numbers, but I thought maybe the opening was just incredibly front loaded. These weekday numbers are so surprising.
 

kswiston

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Is there any precedent for 4+ movies making over a billion in the same year? Cause that is where we are headed at this rate. Honestly I wonder if Star Wars might have Avatar in its sites with the way this year is going.

Star Wars 7 has virtually zero chance at topping Avatar Worldwide. Ignoring what grossing $2B overseas actually means, the Euro was over $1.40 US when Avatar was released. Now it is sitting at $1.13 US. The Yen was trading at around 90 per USD. Now $1 USD is worth over 120 yen. Several other local currencies are way down as well (Australian Dollar, the Russian Ruble, etc). So in local currencies, Star Wars would actually have to make hundreds of millions more than Avatar, just to tie the USD gross.

That's not even considering the fact that 3D shares are way down in North America and Europe compared to Avatar's 75-80% share.
 

CassSept

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Is there any precedent for 4+ movies making over a billion in the same year? Cause that is where we are headed at this rate. Honestly I wonder if Star Wars might have Avatar in its sites with the way this year is going.

It's 5+ at the very least, Minions are freaking huge, no way in hell they don't make 1b+.
 
In a weird way I feel like we should have seen this coming. Kids still love dinosaurs and even moreso than Avengers, this movie seems to be drawing a ton of kids and family. Add to that the fact that kids are out of school for the summer and you get huge weekday numbers. Would it be all that shocking if this ends up with a bigger overall gross than even Star Wars?
 

CassSept

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Well, it is a spin-off film and the main series hasn't broken that barrier yet. I can see why people would be cautious.

Honestly, that proves even more that Minions will do it. Nobody cares about what's-his-face protagonist of the 'main series' and it still did $970m. Minions focused film with a huge marketing campaign should pull outrageous numbers.
 

kswiston

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In a weird way I feel like we should have seen this coming. Kids still love dinosaurs and even moreso than Avengers, this movie seems to be drawing a ton of kids and family. Add to that the fact that kids are out of school for the summer and you get huge weekday numbers. Would it be all that shocking if this ends up with a bigger overall gross than even Star Wars?

First weekend exit polls suggest that Jurassic World actually had an older audience than the Avengers did.

Honestly, that proves even more that Minions will do it. Nobody cares about what's-his-face protagonist of the 'main series' and it still did $970m. Minions focused film with a huge marketing campaign should pull outrageous numbers.

I can't think of any spin off films that beat the originals in the box office (at least for bigger budget fair). This film is in a better position to do that I guess, but some characters just work better as supporting characters than the main focus for 90 mins. We'll see in a few weeks whether that is the case here.
 
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