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Money is already covered in drugs, blood, and other bodily fluids, so what's one more added on top?I'm... not sure I would want that money.
Money is already covered in drugs, blood, and other bodily fluids, so what's one more added on top?I'm... not sure I would want that money.
CW projections based on Tuesday numbers...
Wednesday: $11M (-19.8%)
Thursday: $9.98M (-9.59%)
OPENING WEEK TOTAL: $227M
Friday: $24.9M (+149%)
Saturday: $38.8M (+56%)
Sunday: $26.4M (-31.9%)
SECOND WEEKEND TOTAL: $90.1M (-49.7%)
PROJECTED TEN-WEEK DOMESTIC: $525M (2.93x)
CW projections based on Tuesday numbers...
Wednesday: $11M (-19.8%)
Thursday: $9.98M (-9.59%)
OPENING WEEK TOTAL: $227M
That's about well safe enough for me as its between 50% and 55% of dropping. I'm thinking 54.5% drop. Is that safe enough?
Money is already covered in drugs, blood, and other bodily fluids, so what's one more added on top?
So will this finish under IM3 WW total, right at the same amount or above it? I heard that the HD copy that leaked is causing some crazy drops...like in China. What is the final WW number? I'm guessing maybe 1.1 billion.
what actually this Campea guy wanted by saying that BvS is the reason why CW didn't open in 200 million? is he a DC ******** podcaster?
yeah, all Campea is saying in his podcast is that BvS being such a disappointment may have led to some of the GA holding off on CW opening weekend to wait to read the reviews and hear what friends who did see it had to say. I don't think there was $20 million worth of that but he's probably right some people did that. IMO a bigger factor was Mother's Day. CW dropped hard, more than 30%, Saturday to Sunday, which was way more than a movie with its kind of WOM should have. I chalk that up to holiday commitments. And I think a lot of those folks will catch up this weekend.
yeah, all Campea is saying in his podcast is that BvS being such a disappointment may have led to some of the GA holding off on CW opening weekend to wait to read the reviews and hear what friends who did see it had to say. I don't think there was $20 million worth of that but he's probably right some people did that. IMO a bigger factor was Mother's Day. CW dropped hard, more than 30%, Saturday to Sunday, which was way more than a movie with its kind of WOM should have. I chalk that up to holiday commitments. And I think a lot of those folks will catch up this weekend.
I don't buy that considering the embargo was lifted VERY early for this film. Reviews had been out for weeks before the domestic release. Campea is just stirring the pot.
Yeah, but most GA don't start reading reviews that early. They're like uncommitted voters, they really don't pay attention until the very last bit and only then make up their minds. They don't let this stuff occupy much headspace for months and years prior like we do. They cross bridges when they come to them. They don't dwell on them afterwards or fret over them well in advance of even coming upon a new one.
I don't think I buy that pirating (even early, high-quality versions) will have much of an impact on the box office. Certainly a lot of people may watch them but would these individuals have gone to the theaters anyways? I tend to think not. Over a third of the US population (excluding infants) doesn't go to even one movie in any given year. Many others go only to one or two movies. Besides, all movies face piracy so the playing field is pretty even (rip quality aside).