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El Maskado
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Does anyone know at what time did Matrix Reloaded started having their thursday opening? 8 or was it 10?
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Biggestgeekever
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I wonder if the extra 780k may have been for shows after midnight?
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mark66
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Roid wrote: Does anyone know at what time did Matrix Reloaded started having their thursday opening? 8 or was it 10? 10pm
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Biggestgeekever wrote: I wonder if the extra 780k may have been for shows after midnight? That's what I was thinking.
Oh well, hopefully people really didn't know about Tuesday. WOM will be amazing....
Speaking of WOM...I'm so happy for Ratatouille.
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Biggestgeekever
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Magnus wrote: Biggestgeekever wrote: I wonder if the extra 780k may have been for shows after midnight? It had to have made more after midnight. Two showings for the midnight were sold out at my theater. No way it just made 780k at midnight. Though maybe my theater was just different than other theaters. Well, unlike with Pirates, these 8pm sneaks were on a night when school was out and when many people have the next day off. 8-11pm shows could have definetely absorbed most of the demand on monday.
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El Maskado
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Magnus wrote: Biggestgeekever wrote: I wonder if the extra 780k may have been for shows after midnight? It had to have made more after midnight. Two showings for the midnight were sold out at my theater. No way it just made 780k at midnight. Though maybe my theater was just different than other theaters. . DW accountants at their job again? Sort of like the uncalculated Shrek the Third thursday #s
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Bryan_smith
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Ratatouille could make 10 million on both Tuesday and Thursday... the holiday will keep it from that number on Wednesday...
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If Ratatouille follows Shrek's daily pattern from 2001 (the last time July 4th was on Wednesday), Ratatouille will have $7.1m on Thursday. It should be higher since Shrek lost theaters against 2 Wednesday openers, and then a 40% Friday increase will put it at over $10m and a $33-35m weekend.
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OMG that would be amazing. And so so so well deserved!!!
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Biggestgeekever
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Bryan_smith wrote: Ratatouille could make 10 million on both Tuesday and Thursday... the holiday will keep it from that number on Wednesday... Well, the last time 4th of July fell on a wednesday, multiple films saw increases over 10% (Shrek increased over 25%), and this was despite two openers combining for about 18mil. I think films will see increases this year as well, since there is no opener this year on the 4th of July.
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Biggestgeekever
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xiayun wrote: If Ratatouille follows Shrek's daily pattern from 2001 (the last time July 4th was on Wednesday), Ratatouille will have $7.1m on Thursday. It should be higher since Shrek lost theaters against 2 Wednesday openers, and then a 40% Friday increase will put it at over $10m and a $33-35m weekend. That would be an amazing hold if it got to 35mil, I think the best second weekend drop for any Pixar film ever. 
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Bryan_smith
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xiayun wrote: If Ratatouille follows Shrek's daily pattern from 2001 (the last time July 4th was on Wednesday), Ratatouille will have $7.1m on Thursday. It should be higher since Shrek lost theaters against 2 Wednesday openers, and then a 40% Friday increase will put it at over $10m and a $33-35m weekend. It's so hard to compare it to Shrek though, as it did lose theatres, but also because Shrek was over a month old at that point...
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an just a note that people might enjoy...
Up here in Canada, a theatre chain called Famous Players has cheap night on Tuesday nights...
They regularly charge 10$ for an adult, but on Tuesday nights they charge $4.20 . Funnily enough, they are still doing it today for Transformers opening day.... my friends all got their tickets this morning, and they paid four dollars and twenty cents for them....
I wonder how dreamworks feels about this 
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Magnus wrote: xiayun wrote: If Ratatouille follows Shrek's daily pattern from 2001 (the last time July 4th was on Wednesday), Ratatouille will have $7.1m on Thursday. It should be higher since Shrek lost theaters against 2 Wednesday openers, and then a 40% Friday increase will put it at over $10m and a $33-35m weekend. Shrek is a great example to use. I see the following breakdown for Rataouille: Mon: 7.55m Tues: 9.4m (25% increase) Wed: 11.8m (25% increase) Thurs: 7.1m (40% drop) Fri: 10.3m (45% increase) Sat: 13.4m (30% incrase) Sun: 10.7m (20% drop) 2nd weekend: 34.4m (27% drop) Total after 10 days: 117.3m If that is indeed it's total after 10 days, it would all but guarentee that this passes 200 million total..
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Magnus wrote:
Mon: 7.55m
Tues: 9.4m (25% increase)
Wed: 11.8m (25% increase)
Thurs: 7.1m (40% drop)
Fri: 10.3m (45% increase)
Sat: 13.4m (30% incrase)
Sun: 10.7m (20% drop)
2nd weekend: 34.4m (27% drop)
Total after 10 days: 117.3m
Cars had $117.1m after its second weekend, so Ratatouille would pull ahead with that.
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Bryan_smith wrote: Magnus wrote: xiayun wrote: If Ratatouille follows Shrek's daily pattern from 2001 (the last time July 4th was on Wednesday), Ratatouille will have $7.1m on Thursday. It should be higher since Shrek lost theaters against 2 Wednesday openers, and then a 40% Friday increase will put it at over $10m and a $33-35m weekend. Shrek is a great example to use. I see the following breakdown for Rataouille: Mon: 7.55m Tues: 9.4m (25% increase) Wed: 11.8m (25% increase) Thurs: 7.1m (40% drop) Fri: 10.3m (45% increase) Sat: 13.4m (30% incrase) Sun: 10.7m (20% drop) 2nd weekend: 34.4m (27% drop) Total after 10 days: 117.3m If that is indeed it's total after 10 days, it would all but guarentee that this passes 200 million total.. If not for Potter, that would guarantee it passing 250mil.
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Bryan_smith wrote: an just a note that people might enjoy... Up here in Canada, a theatre chain called Famous Players has cheap night on Tuesday nights... They regularly charge 10$ for an adult, but on Tuesday nights they charge $4.20 . Funnily enough, they are still doing it today for Transformers opening day.... my friends all got their tickets this morning, and they paid four dollars and twenty cents for them.... I wonder how dreamworks feels about this Yep and I am going today to watch it. LOL
Hell i will watch this movie only on tuesdays. No $10 only $5.
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How badly will HP5 really hurt it? The movies are skewing older and older. Granted, Chicken Little dropped 53% against it, but it also had an inflated second weekend.
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That's solid for Transformers.
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kamaldhamal2007 wrote: Bryan_smith wrote: an just a note that people might enjoy... Up here in Canada, a theatre chain called Famous Players has cheap night on Tuesday nights... They regularly charge 10$ for an adult, but on Tuesday nights they charge $4.20 . Funnily enough, they are still doing it today for Transformers opening day.... my friends all got their tickets this morning, and they paid four dollars and twenty cents for them.... I wonder how dreamworks feels about this Yep and I am going today to watch it. LOL Hell i will watch this movie only on tuesdays. No $10 only $5. kamald is Canadian? _________________Shack’s top 50 tv shows - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90227
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Nice fact, Ratatouille had the highest grossing first Monday of all Pixar films so far. Nemo was released May 30th, and Cars June 9th, though still. A mighty impressive hold. _________________Shack’s top 50 tv shows - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90227
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Sun Ra wrote: How badly will HP5 really hurt it? The movies are skewing older and older. Granted, Chicken Little dropped 53% against it, but it also had an inflated second weekend. Competition matters much more for families. For other audiences the effect is minimal. They might affect each other slightly. But for two films of their size they couldn't be more different.
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I remember what happened with Cars' first weekdays, so I don't expect more than a 10/15% increase today. Still thinking a sub-30% weekend drop is possible, though, since its Thursday drop should be lower than Shrek's.
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VARIETY has TRANSFORMERS at $8.8m...
1 Transformers $8,801,025 $8.801
2 Ratatouille $7,550,960 $54.5783
3 Live Free Or Die Hard $4,276,961 $52.675
4 Evan Almighty $2,181,545 $62.861
5 1408 $1,565,265 $42.0073
6 Fantastic Four:Rise Of The Silver Surfer $1,176,317 $116.121
7 Knocked Up $1,052,675 $123.3444
8 Ocean's Thirteen $786,493 $102.907
9 Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End $751,315 $296.4543
10 Sicko (2007) $647,192 $5.2639
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mark66 wrote: VARIETY has TRANSFORMERS at $8.8m...
1 Transformers $8,801,025 $8.801
2 Ratatouille $7,550,960 $54.5783
3 Live Free Or Die Hard $4,276,961 $52.675
4 Evan Almighty $2,181,545 $62.861
5 1408 $1,565,265 $42.0073
6 Fantastic Four:Rise Of The Silver Surfer $1,176,317 $116.121
7 Knocked Up $1,052,675 $123.3444
8 Ocean's Thirteen $786,493 $102.907
9 Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End $751,315 $296.4543
10 Sicko (2007) $647,192 $5.2639 BTW: Theater count for TF was 3,050 on Monday...
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