SIX TIPS, OR HOW TO PLEASE YOUR SLATE – THE FILMS OF 9/13

[Buscemi2]

Cinemascore:

Am I Racist?: A
The Killer's Game: B+
Speak No Evil: B+

[transformers2]

Weekend Estimates:
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice $51.6 mil
Speak No Evil $11.5 mil
Deadpool & Wolverine $5.2 mil
Am I Racist? $4.8 mil
Reagan $3 mil
The Killer's Game $2.6 mil
Alien: Romulus $2.4 mil
It Ends with Us/The Forge $2 mil
God's Not Dead: In God We Trust $1.5 mil

PTA:
My Old Ass $24.5k
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice $11.3k
Trap $3.6k
Speak No Evil $3.4k
Deadpool & Wolverine $1.6k

No word on Trilogy: New Wave yet

[transformers2]

Weekend Actuals:
1.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice $51.4 mil
2.Speak No Evil $11.4 mil
3.Deadpool & Wolverine $5.2 mil
4.Am I Racist? $4.5 mil (Depressing that it made this much, but at least it finished roughly $200k below its estimate)
5.Reagan $2.9 mil
6.The Killer's Game $2.7 mil
7.Alien: Romulus $2.4 mil
8.It Ends with Us $2.1 mil
9.The Forge $2 mil
10.God's Not Dead: In God We Trust $1.5 mil

-My Old Ass $167,853

PTA:
1.My Old Ass $23,979 (7 theaters)
2.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice $11,224
3.Speak No Evil $3,377
4.Trap $3,227
5.Deadpool & Wolverine $1,700

-The Killer's Game $1,029


Trilogy: New Wave didn't report, so six feel free to replace it in ULT.

[Buscemi2]

The silver lining on Walsh's 100 minute "it's a prank, bro!" video is that it will likely cause future Daily Wire cinematic endeavors to be exclusive to streaming on their site (in fact, I'm convinced this only played theatrically in an attempt to use it as an excuse to get their Snow White movie into theatres). Using current ticket prices, only about 400,000 people, most likely male, white, conservative, and already frequenting the site, saw the film and it was frontloaded on Friday in the same way many movies with limited audience appeal do. I'd expect a big second weekend drop as it's not going to appeal to a crowd that waits a few weeks like with Reagan and I don't expect the terminally online people that loved Lady Ballers or Walsh's previous Daily Wire production to leave their computers to watch it in a theatre.