Coming in slowly but surely.

FvF - $31M
Charlie’s Angels - $8.6M
The Good Liar - $5.65M

Midway - $8.75M -51% | $35.1M
Playing With Fire - $8.55M -33% | $25.5M
Last Christmas - $6.7M -41% | $22.6M
Doctor Sleep - $6.2M -56% | $25M
Joker - $5.6M -39% | $322.6M

Lololol Charlie's Angels I cant

That is truly horrible for Charlie's Angels, Biggest loser in this is Elizabeth Banks.
Very good for FvF.

Looks like Playing With Fire may be an ok performer for Paramount.

Joker at 1.016 billion. Yowza.

The Good Liar's release date was horrible. Going directly against Ford vs Ferrari was bad enough, but now A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood is going to tear that saggy ass up

Looks like Charlies Angels preformed identically to A Girl in the Spiders Web last November. Both reboots of know properties, both are 40-50 budget, both are Sony properties.

Looks like Charlies Angels preformed identically to A Girl in the Spiders Web last November. Both reboots of know properties, both are 40-50 budget, both are Sony properties.

Looks like Charlies Angels preformed identically to A Girl in the Spiders Web last November. Both reboots of know properties, both are 40-50 budget, both are Sony properties.

And had Sony went for a direct sequel [Disz/Liu/Barrymore bsck, Craig/Mara back] for both they would've probably made at least double.

Alita had good CG action, which neither of the others could compare.

Each of Playing with Fire and Last Christmas will end up with a higher total than Doctor Sleep. Unexpected.

Audiences saying NO to so many ~iconic~ properties over the last month is hilarious. Star Wars is next.

If RoS does sub-450m then bump this up. But it's not.

I dont buy the talk that Star Wars will crash and burn. I still think it will gross more than TLJ but if it does less, wont be more than 5%

Jumanji on the other hand will drop to sub $300m which is still amazing.

I'm seriously worrying about Jumanji I got a feeling this "death of unwanted sequels/reboots/prequels" will have it's next casualty with Jumanji which is a shame

ROS Trailer views are cause for concern. The second lowest of the Disney SW movies.

ROTS will do fine but damn did Disney undermine the hype for it by realizing and announcing do many other live-action SW content. SITH had that novelty of "OMG WE'LL NEVER SEE ANYTHING STAR WARS RELATED AGAIN WE NEED TO SEE THESE OVER AND OVER WHILE WE CAN!!" that is totally absent from ROTS.

Jumaji will be fine too. Wont match its over performer predecessor but will do fine.

Terminator lost over 1600 theaters in week 3? That's crazy. Only 2 weeks in the top 10. When was the last time a #1 film fell out so fast?

I just feel like there's a major generational shift happening right now. Certain properties that banked on boomer or older gen x nostalgia are just flatlining lately. That audience barely goes to the theatre anymore and those properties just don't excite young people anymore. Star Wars has felt like the last major 70s/80s property that could still get huge hype but it feels like Disney has run it into the ground. The Mandalorian doesn't help, of course it's "the most talked about series right now!", Disney's multi-million all-encompassing PR is making sure of that, but we all saw what happened with Solo. The brand is being milked but it's going to start coming out as skim milk instead of homo milk at some point. The poor cow can only produce so much.

I agree that Mandalorian releasing this close might take away some of the rush for SW property on OW. Though I still feel the legs will get better if the movie has good WoM.