Us - 3,600+

$55M OW, great legs.

Big big big weekend numbers. Legs will be ok. No reason to wait on this one.

80m-100m OW

I can't see this doing below A Quiet Place.

I'm gonna say a 71m opening, which is nuts. Realistically it may be around 55-60 but go big.

I don't want to be disappointed if it "only" does a fantastic $60m or so, but honestly..... I think it might be in Rev's range. I'll say $88m. what the fuck am I even predicting?

I feel like this will perform like a sequel to Get Out---itself a box office smash with great legs, whose cultural impact went beyond its $180m gross (or whatever it was). Think Pirates of the Caribbean ---> Dead Man's Chest. First opened to $47m and finished with strong legs at $307m. Second one exploded with a $126m opening and a $424m finish (I'm pulling these numbers out of my ass so they might be off). Get Out opened to what, $33m? So the same ratio of growth applied to "Us" gives us an opening of ..... $88m. (damn I did these calculations after I had already typed my prediction above.... weird....) Granted, I did not look up any of these grosses so I could be wildly off. Still. Watch me be right. or not.

I was thinking the same thing about it acting as a sequel to Get Out. But $88m would be too high for me. I'd go with $65m but still with great legs (though not as great as Get Out) for an over-$200m total.

It definitely doesn't sound as commercial as Get Out. Seems more weird. So that might hurt legs a bit. Plus Pet Sematary is 2 weeks later. But it will definitely be an opening weekend event.

Us - 60

$60-$70m is a reasonable range. I'll go with $65m.

Us - $95m

Going big on Us. Anticipation level is high, higher than that of Halloween (2018). It does not look like the R rating will hinder its potential. Jordan Peele is THE director right now banking on the goodwill of Get Out. Looking at the reviews, Us is going to be as socially relevant as Get Out. There are going to be many conversations to be had about it.

That's some balls there. Would make it the clear No.2 horror opener of all time. I'd love to see that happen.

1. US - 67.9 MILLION (New)
2. CAPTAIN MARVEL - 37.39 MILLION (-45%)
3. WONDER PARK - 10.54 MILLION (-33.5%)
4. FIVE FEET APART - 8.3 MILLION (-37%)
5. HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD - 6.2 MILLION (-33%)
6. A MADEA FAMILY FUNERAL - 3.6 MILLION (-54%)
7. NO MANCHES FRIDA 2 - 1.685 MILLION (-56%)
8. LEGO MOVIE 2: THE SECOND PART - 1.355 MILLION (-37%)
9. GLORIA BELL - 1.25 MILLION (Depends how much it expands. Using 250 theaters as an estimate until I know for sure.)
10. CAPTIVE STATE - 1.22 MILLION (-61%)
11. ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL - 1.178 MILLION (-38%)
12. APOLLO 11 - 1.011 MILLION (-13%)
13. CRUEL INTENTIONS: 20th Anniversary - 1 MILLION (New)
14. ISN'T IT ROMANTIC - $568,892 (-53%)
15. GREEN BOOK - $553,869 (-56%)

Currently, Us is outselling Captain Marvel on Fandango:

Us - 41.2%
Captain Marvel - 26.0%

But it is behind CM on MT:

Us - 21.1%
Captain Marvel - 37%

Where do you even see the MT info anymore?

Us now has 98% on RT.

Three racist cunts gave it a rotten review.

http://akvalley.pythonanywhere.com/static/MT_track.txt

I got the link from BOT.

Us- 91m

Halloween did $7.7m in previews, I see Us doing $6.5-7.5m.

I predict $10M to get the $100M weekend started. I got 5 on it.

Don't think it's happening, but it would need a 104.5m weekend to. e the best opening for an "original" film with no source material, above Secret Life of Pets.

Yeah 100m+ is happening

So many inflated expectations for this movie. I really don't want to hear any complaints just because it didn't reach a $100M OW.

Now, Fandango sales over the past 24 hours:
Us - 59.0%
Captain Marvel - 16.0%

MT:
Us - 47.8%
Captain Marvel - 22.0%

Has Creed II officially closed yet? It's not in the March 22 theater counts..