Wayne_j
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January 18-20. So probably 3 day.
I think part of it's the massive snowstorm depressing turnout across the board, and part of it's the critical drubbing and mediocre word of mouth.Some early rival studio predictions for Glass were as high as $70 million 4 day. Now looks close to $50 million.
The snowstorm turned out to be a dud here in the NYC area so I suspect it’s the latter and its effect will really kick in next weekend.I think part of it's the massive snowstorm depressing turnout across the board, and part of it's the critical drubbing and mediocre word of mouth.
It may be a dud in NYC, but it's been a monster in the Midwest and elsewhere in the Northeast. We've got over a foot here in Albany.The snowstorm turned out to be a dud here in the NYC area so I suspect it’s the latter and its effect will really kick in next weekend.
Still I would think it’s a minor impact on the boxoffice.It may be a dud in NYC, but it's been a monster in the Midwest and elsewhere in the Northeast. We've got over a foot here in Albany.
Over $8,600 per screen, which is only about 20% off from that of Glass.I didn't even know they had a Dragon Ball movie coming out. I don't really care, it's not my thing, but I usually know about most stuff that's coming out. Good for it for coming in #3, which is almost certainly higher than expected.
I didn't even know they had a Dragon Ball movie coming out. I don't really care, it's not my thing, but I usually know about most stuff that's coming out.
Adding over 1500 screens helps.Big jump for Green Book.
I'm looking forward to Cold War but it hasn't opened here yet (hopefully this coming weekend).What did everyone see this weekend? I saw Cold War, which at #22 barely didn't make the top 20, but it was a wonderful movie, and I'm seeing The Wizard of Oz this afternoon.