Weekend Actuals:
1.Barbie $162 mil
2.Oppenheimer $82.5 mil
3.Sound of Freedom $19.8 mil
4.Mission-Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One $19.4 mil (-65%, ouch)
5.Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny $6.7 mil
6.Insidious: The Red Door $6.6 mil
7.Elemental $5.7 mil
8.Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse $2.9 mil
9.Transformers: Rise of the Beasts $1.14 mil
10.No Hard Feelings $1.08 mil
PTA:
1.Barbie $38,185
2.Oppenheimer $22,840
3.Sound of Freedom $6,035
4.Theater Camp $5,509 (51 theaters)
5.Mission-Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One $4,479
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Records set this weekend:
Overall:
-3rd best weekend in domestic box office history and the best since Avengers: Endgame's opening on the final weekend of April 2019
-1st time in history that a pair of new releases opened to $100+ mil and $50+ mil respectively.
-Barbie:
-Highest opening for a film directed by a woman, surpassing Captain Marvel
-Highest opening of 2023 so far, surpassing The Super Mario Bros. Movie
-Best non-sequel or DC opening in Warner Brothers history
-Highest opening for a film based on a toy, surpassing Transformers: Dark of the Moon
-New career-high opening for Margot Robbie, surpassing Suicide Squad
-New career-high opening for Ryan Gosling (by nearly $130 mil!!!), surpassing Blade Runner 2049
Oppenheimer:
-New record OW among Christopher Nolan's films outside of the Dark Knight trilogy
-Best IMAX opening for both Nolan and Universal
-Highest ever global opening for a biopic and 2nd best in the US behind only American Sniper's wide expansion.
-Best opening for an R-rated film in 2023, surpassing John Wick: Chapter 4
Screening The Releases - July 21st
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Re: Screening The Releases - July 21st
BRING BRENDAN FRASER BACK TO THE BIG SCREEN DAMN IT
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Re: Screening The Releases - July 21st
I was just looking at Gosling's IMDB page yesterday. I like him a lot, and I was surprised to see how few "hits" he's had. There are a number of actors that I always seem to enjoy, and are doing plenty well I'm sure, but rarely have that crazy breakout role. I'm thinking Joseph Gordon Leavitt. Diego Luna. I felt that way about Michael B Jordan and then Creed and Black Panther seemed to skyrocket his Q rating. I don't know how much Barbie will elevate Ryan's status, but it's nice to see a guy I've always enjoyed on the screen have a monster hit. Even if he is only Ken
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Re: Screening The Releases - July 21st
thats absolutely wild for Barbie!
I tried to go on Saturday and Sunday, but all of the showings were sold out. I wonder how high it could've gone if it didn't have to give a lot of screens to Oppenheimer
I tried to go on Saturday and Sunday, but all of the showings were sold out. I wonder how high it could've gone if it didn't have to give a lot of screens to Oppenheimer
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Re: Screening The Releases - July 21st
Just incredible, and heartening to see so many cinemas full. One of London's city cinemas are showing Oppenheimer (IMAX) at 4am to meet demand.
And Barbie's outselling it here!
And Barbie's outselling it here!