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Old 07-28-13, 02:44 PM
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Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top



Wolverine did not hit studio predictions but is by no means a dud, flop or bomb. Strong hold for an R-rated horror flick for Conjuring. The Heat is doing insanely well. Pacific Rim is now at $224m worldwide and is by far Guillermo Del Toro's highest grossing movie to date both domestically and worldwide.

Blue Jasmine, Woody Allen's new movie, had a crazy high opening. Don't think it'll hit Midnight in Paris's popularity ($151m worldwide) but impressive $102k per screen take.

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They may have to up their prediction for Wolverine. I saw it this morning & the theater was packed.
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It has a prediction of $15.6m for Sunday which accounts for a good number of busy showings.

The movie has made $141m worldwide so far.
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Very strong hold for Conjuring, and well deserved, too.

WWZ close to $200M. Who the hell would've guessed that at the beginning of the summer?

Looks like This Is The End will fall a tad short of $100M.
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R.I.P.D. won't even make fifty million. Grown Ups 2 hit the hundred million mark, guess we'll be getting Grown Ups 3 and his friends will be getting new cars. I guess you can be rewarded for mediocrity.

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Don't see how Grown Ups 2 is making a profit. When I saw the worldwide take a week or so ago, it has only made a few million non-US. Isn't the normal rule that it has to make 3x budget to make a profit. Well if the budget is 80M, then it needs $240M to be profitable. I doubt it will get $150-$160M worldwide.

I haven't seen it but based on the trailers, how the hell did it take $80M for that? Is most of that just actor saleries?
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I haven't seen it but based on the trailers, how the hell did it take $80M for that? Is most of that just actor saleries?
I'm wondering a similar thing about Turbo. How did it cost twice as much to make that movie than Despicable Me 2. The animation of DM2 looks a lot better so I'm guessing for Turbo it's actor salaries and marketing.
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Wolverine did not hit studio predictions
Certainly a good opening since Origins didn't leave people wanting more anytime soon after.
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Grown Ups 2 passed $100M!!!

That takes it to #17 for the year.

With any luck it can do $122M and take out G.I. Joe for the 13th spot, but I doubt it will do any better than that.

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Re: Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top

The Conjuring will cross 100 million by the end of the upcoming week. Bring on the sequel! Not a bad ROI for a 12 million dollar flick.
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I say this every time a low budget flick makes it big, but I do hope we get more $10m - $45m budgeted movies. They always seem infinitely more interesting than these $100 - $250m movies we've been getting lately.
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Re: Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top

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I say this every time a low budget flick makes it big, but I do hope we get more $10m - $45m budgeted movies. They always seem infinitely more interesting than these $100 - $250m movies we've been getting lately.
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Re: Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top

So Pacific Rim should still barely hit $100 mil right? Even though its still a bomb based on budget, i'll be happy to see it at least hit that mark.

Was hoping Wolverine would be higher, but I think word of mouth might be a bit better for it going forward and hopefully it won't be too far off from First Class numbers.
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Re: Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top

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I'm wondering a similar thing about Turbo. How did it cost twice as much to make that movie than Despicable Me 2. The animation of DM2 looks a lot better so I'm guessing for Turbo it's actor salaries and marketing.
I think I read somewhere that Despicable Me 2 was outsourced to an animation house in France.
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So Pacific Rim should still barely hit $100 mil right? Even though its still a bomb based on budget, i'll be happy to see it at least hit that mark.

Was hoping Wolverine would be higher, but I think word of mouth might be a bit better for it going forward and hopefully it won't be too far off from First Class numbers.
It looks like it will narrowly miss $100m. I wouldn't be too worried about it though, it has made $224m worldwide so far and still has China and Japan to open.

Also: Fast & Furious 6 and Despicable Me 2 now combine for over $1.4 billion worldwide, and are on track to wind up around $1.6 billion. Combined, that makes this a very successful Summer for Universal Pictures (even if they do have to take a huge loss with R.I.P.D.).

Looks like they played their cards well with RIPD haha.
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Re: Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top

PR should close at around $105m. It's currently tracking slightly ahead of Cowboy's & Aliens, and if that turd can break $100m so can PR.
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Re: Weekend Box Office - 7/26/2013 - 7/28/2013 - Wolverine claws its way to the top

The Wolverine: $53,113,752 according to BOM

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PR should close at around $105m. It's currently tracking slightly ahead of Cowboy's & Aliens, and if that turd can break $100m so can PR.
It better or they'll be hell to pay.

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