Period pieces cost a lot of money. The sets, the clothes, the cars. In terms of Oppenheimer, a lot of actors took pay cuts to work with Nolan, whereas Apple just gave Scorsese exactly what he budgeted so he got a big payday and so did Leo.

Thank you for appreciating them!

I’m taking a stab at $120 million domestic. I think most people going opening weekend will already have their tickets.

Thank you! <3 Comments like these keep me motivated to keep making them :)

I'm sick this week, so I did this from my laptop instead of desktop. Hopefully there are no mistakes 🙏

I'm sick this week, so I did this from my laptop instead of desktop. Hopefully there are no mistakes 🙏

Ah that's a good point. I main Windows myself on Deck, due to Game Pass, so I forget about that side of things.

Edit: The amount of downvotes I got just for mentioning using Windows on Deck...

It's only gone from digital purchase, no? You can still download it if you've bought it digitally, and can still play it physically if you own or buy the disc?

No doubt Fortnite would be somewhere on this list. Minecraft too. Not sure what else would be a guarantee.

I would like to tell you I have put in some work to make this mostly automated, but sadly I have not yet. I'll probably end up there, soon enough, when I put in the time. For now I'm just manually entering the data.

This week I decided to add budgets to the movies (except The Blind which I could not find info for, at this time). Let me know what you think :)

This week I decided to add budgets to the movies (except The Blind which I could not find info for, at this time). Let me know what you think :)

I agree! I've definitely thought about adding those. Lately there's been a lot of conflicting info about budgets, but I suppose I could always add ranges, like $150-200M, like Wikipedia does, if there are multiple legitimate sources for budgets.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Ok great! Thank you for your feedback! 🙂

Oh yeah it’s awful

This is its 6th weekend, so I believe it was mid August.

Thank you so much!

I continue to add data to these. Have I gone too far? Added the theater counts and how many theaters that movie gained/lost that week.

I continue to add data to these. Have I gone too far? Added the theater counts and how many theaters that movie gained/lost that week.

Why do people blame Netflix for the quality of a show? It's usually the showrunners that tank the shows, not some monolithic faceless "Netflix".

Can anyone see this post? Not sure why my posts are no longer getting upvoted in this group.

It was on the top 10 for six weeks, and made almost 15x it's budget, so it was definitely a big hit for A24.

Equalizer 3 with the second best labour day 4-day opening weekend ($42.3M), just behind Marvel’s Shang-Chi (2021) which had a $94.6M 4-day opening weekend.

I also decided to put what position the movie is in on the yearly charts, if they’re in the top 10 (so just Barbie and Oppy). Yay or nay to this?

Equalizer 3 with the second best labour day 4-day opening weekend ($42.3M), just behind Marvel's Shang-Chi (2021) which had a $94.6M 4-day opening weekend.

I also decided to put what position the movie is in on the yearly charts, if they're in the top 10 (so just Barbie and Oppy). Yay or nay to this?

Thanks! I'm still not quite sure how to properly cross-post on Lemmy. Maybe next time I'll just post the image here in addition to the box office group.

The Gran Turismo number STILL isn't the final. But I figured I'd post this anyways since it should still stay number 1 regardless.

After 4 weeks, the background colors have changed, due to Blue Beetle taking the #1 spot lol.

I'm still wondering if Sound of Freedom will hold the #10 spot after actuals come in. It $2,457,968 vs Demeter's alleged $2.5M

I decided to keep Elemental in the top 10, as that's how box office mojo has it right now, and it's weekend numbers on The-Numbers.com are not final/actuals (currently says $1,500,000).

Do you mind refuting what is misinfo? I am not pro-pedo, nor is "the left". I don't think any part of the political spectrum is "pro-pedo".

Same! I'm not even a big TMNT fan, but it was a really sweet movie. I hope it does well because that tease for a sequel was awesome.

The movie itself is not Qanon, but the lead star is vocally Qanon. It's also glorifying a real person who is outspokenly Qanon, and the events of the film aren't really close to reality, as far as anyone can tell.

That being said, I personally don't have a problem with the film itself, it just didn't interest me.

Yeah you already have 2 down votes on a 5 day old post. Bizarre.

The general consensus is that yes, Barbenheimer is what's hurting MI, since it had a great cinemascore and great reviews.

Very confused why this was downvoted lol.

Basically how my spreadsheet works is it takes the dailies a movie has already made (so 15 days in this case), then extrapolates using the daily drops from the future days onward (so from day 16 onward in this case) of the movies on the left side to get a guesstimate domestic total. Then I use the current dom/int split to guess the WW total. It's not perfect, but just fun to throw in some comp links into my spreadsheet and it does it all. The graphic is the part that takes a while to make lol.

Here's a pic of a part of my spreadsheet

Big mistake I just realized on this graphic, but does not effect the projected numbers, but MI has made $126M after 15 days not $82M. I believe that $82M was a carry-over from a graphic I duplicated as this basis for this graphic. Apologies.

The projected numbers are still correct as the spreadsheet does all the numbers itself. The graphic is where human error comes in lol.

Basically how my spreadsheet works is it takes the dailies a movie has already made (so 15 days in this case), then extrapolates using the daily drops from the future days onward (so from day 16 onward in this case) of the movies on the left side to get a guesstimate domestic total. Then I use the current dom/int split to guess the WW total. It's not perfect, but just fun to throw in some comp links into my spreadsheet and it does it all. The graphic is the part that takes a while to make lol.

Here's a pic of a part of my spreadsheet

It means that's how much a movie has made domestically compared to it's domestic opening weekend. The bigger the multiplier, the better "legs" a movie has, and generally means audiences really liked it but didn't necessarily rush out to see it (really depends on the movie). Basically it means that it continued to make a good amount of money for a long time.

So if you take Ant-Man Quantumania's domestic total which is $214,504,909, and divide it by it's opening weekend $106,109,650, you get 2.021 which rounded down is 2x. I hope this helps :)