RichC2

Figured it was time to retire the last B.O. thread.

		Movie	Distributor	Genre	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
1	new	Magic Mike XXL	Warner Bros.	Comedy	$9,306,397		3,355	$2,774	$9,306,397	1
2	new	Terminator: Genisys	Paramount Pictures	Action	$8,930,404		3,758	$2,376	$8,930,404	1
3	(1)	Inside Out	Walt Disney	Adventure	$7,491,455	-15%	4,158	$1,802	$208,335,932	13
4	(2)	Jurassic World	Universal	Action	$5,988,150	-20%	4,198	$1,426	$520,362,305	20
5	(3)	Ted 2	Universal	Comedy	$3,028,960	-21%	3,442	$880	$44,059,210	6
6	(4)	Max	Warner Bros.	Adventure	$1,503,035	-23%	2,855	$526	$17,083,607	6
7	(5)	Spy!	20th Century Fox	Comedy	$868,759	-19%	3,194	$272	$91,346,059	27
8	(6)	San Andreas	Warner Bros.	Adventure	$471,122	-29%	2,620	$180	$143,793,269	34
9	(-)	Me and Earl and the Dying Girl	Fox Searchlight	Drama	$262,109	+80%	843	$311	$2,397,245	20
10	(7)	Dope	Open Road	Comedy	$229,982	-37%	863	$266	$12,709,595	13
-	(9)	Mad Max: Fury Road	Warner Bros.	Action	$178,396	-27%	961	$186	$147,773,368	48
-	(10)	The Avengers: Age of Ultron	Walt Disney	Action	$162,998	-32%	644	$253	$453,126,252	62
-	(8)	Insidious Chapter 3	Focus Features	Horror	$137,589	-44%	1,612	$85	$50,505,982	27
-	(-)	Pitch Perfect 2	Universal	Comedy	$116,640	-48%	1,061	$110	$181,630,330	48

Inside Out is having an extremely strong mid-week and minus the Tuesday night previews ($2.4m for MMXXL, $2.3 for T:G), still in the lead as of Wednesday. MMXXL scored an A- CinemaScore (the first garnered a B), Terminator: Genisys scored a B+ CinemaScore, which puts it in line with Terminator 3 and Salvation.

Shannon Nutt

Anyone else think that Jurassic World and Inside Out both have a good shot at topping the box office for either (or both) Terminator and Magic Mike for the weekend?

Matthew Chmiel

I think it will happen.

According to Deadline, Inside Out and Jurassic World were #1 and #2 on Thursday with $7.7M and $6.9M respectively.

Terminator dropped to $6.5M, Magic Mike XXL dropped to $5.7M.

Brack

Not surprised that MMXXL had a better CinemaScore than the original. All this movie needed was deliver what was promised in the trailers/ads, unlike the first one, which had a really horrible story. I was only interested because of Soderbergh as its director.

RichC2

Early Estimates:

1). Inside Out (DIS), 4,158 theaters (+26) / $12.5M Fri. (-17%) / 3-day cume: $30.04M (-43%) /Total cume: $246.4/ Wk 3

2). Jurassic World (UNI), 3,737 theaters (-461)/ $11.8M Fri. (-20%)/ 3-day cume: $28.9M (-47%)/Total Cume: $556.1M / Wk 4

3). Terminator: Genisys (PAR), 3,758 theaters / $10.7M Fri. / 3-day cume: $27.3M / Total cume: $42.8/ Wk 1

4). Magic Mike XXL (WB), 3,355 theaters / $6.2M Fri. / 3-day cume: $15.2M / Total cume: $30.2 /Wk 1

5). Ted 2 (WB), 3,448 theaters (0)/ $4.5M Fri. (-66%) / 3-day cume: $11M (-67%)/ Total cume: $58.2 /Wk 2

6). Max (WB), 2,882 theaters / $2.6M Fri. (-41%)/ 3-day cume: $6.5M (-47%) /Total cume: $25.3/ Wk 2

7). Spy (FOX), 2,387 theaters (-807%)/ $1.9M Fri. (-10%)/ 3-day cume: $4.9M (-38%) / Total cume: $97.3M / Wk 5

8). San Andreas (WB), 1,672 theaters (-948) / $1.05M Fri. (-29%) / 3-day cume: $2.6M (-52%) / Total cume: $147M/ Wk 6

9). Me Earl And The Dying Girl (FSL), 870 theaters (+516)/ $641K Fri. (+55%) / 3-day cume: $1.2M (+25%) / Total cume: $3.9M / Wk 4

10). Dope (OPRD), 863 theaters (-988) / $377K Fri. (-55%)/ 3-day cume: $910K (-67%) / Total cume: $13.9M /Wk 3

Troy Stiffler

Never expected Jurassic World to have that kind of run.

I hope that Terminator can chug along to get some sequels greenlit.

auto

Inside Out got to #1 after all. Crazy.

Brack

It was #1 last Friday too.

TheMovieman

Not sure if it will. I'd be surprised if got to a $100M domestically so it'll need a huge push overseas.

RichC2

It's summer and it'll be at about $45m by the end of the weekend, I think it should hit $100m with no issue. However, it will need a lot more than that to be declared a success.

auto

I meant for the weekend.

The Antipodean

IMHO I thought Terminator was a way more entertaining retread/sequel in a long-running series than Jurassic World, but obviously I don't get the common folk's tastes

TheMovieman

That's true. Sorry, I had HSX (Hollywood Stock Exchange) on my mind and I was thinking it won't hit $100M after 4 weeks (when the stock delists). That said, it still will be a disappointing domestic total. But like most things, the international market is where a movie sinks or swims.

I'm also wondering what will happen once the rights go to James Cameron in 2019.

joe_b

I've watched both of them this week and in my opinion they come out about even. Jurassic World had a mediocre script saved by good direction and above average performances. Genisys had a decent script (despite feeling a bit like fan fiction) hindered by bland actors giving soap opera quality performances. I give them each a solid 6/10.

Both had their pros and cons. Pratt is a charismatic lead, but his chemistry with Howard was nonexistent in Jurassic World. But hell, an underdeveloped romantic subplot in a movie about a killer dinosaur is hardly worth fretting over. As for Terminator, Jai Courtney is a poor man's Sam Worthington and I don't know what the producers were thinking getting him to take over for Michael Biehn. Not even a slight resemblance there. How he and Jason Clarke keep landing lead roles in major franchises is a mystery to me. Also, JW felt like a $150M production -- Genisys did not. The reports that it had a higher budget than Jurassic World were surprising to me.

Giles

Fixed

DaveyJoe

The guy with the Spider-Man avatar is just not plugged into the mainstream interests, I get it.

Mr. Cinema

Boxoffice.com estimates:

JeremyM

What I really want is that third Conan film, and I don't think this is going to help unless the Terminator grosses are really strong overseas.

RichC2

Looks like Jurassic World won the weekend by $500k, but it's too close to call until final numbers are out. 4th of July being a Saturday really took the wind out of the Box Office.

1. Jurassic World $31m ($558m cume)
2. Inside Out $30.5m ($246m cume)
3. Terminator Genisys $27.8M ($43.2m cume)

TheMovieman

https://twitter.com/BoxOffice/status/617700067286360064

RichC2

And that just made Universal rethink the budgets on 50 Shades of Grey 2 and 3

Updated estimates:

1). Jurassic World (UNI), 3,737 theaters (-461)/ $11.8M Fri./ $8.5M Sat. (-28%) / $10.6M Sun. (+25%)/3-day cume: $30.9M (-43%)/Total Cume: $558.2M / Wk 4

2). Inside Out (DIS), 4,158 theaters (+26) / $12.5M Fri. / $8.3M Sat. (-34%) / $9.3M Sun. (+13%)/ 3-day cume: $30.1M (-42%) /Total cume: $246.16M/ Wk 3

3). Terminator: Genisys (PAR), 3,758 theaters / $10.8M Fri. /$7.9M Sat. (-27%) / Sun. $10M (+25%)/ 3-day cume: $28.7M / Total cume: $44.2M/ Wk 1

4). Magic Mike XXL (WB), 3,355 theaters / $6.3M Fri. / $2.5M Sat. (-60%) / $3.2M Sun. (+30%)/ 3-day cume: $12M / Total cume: $27.1M /Wk 1

5). Ted 2 (UNI), 3,448 theaters (+6)/ $4.5M Fri. / $2.8M Sat. (-36%) / $3.7M Sun. (+30%)/3-day cume: $11M (-67)/ Total cume: $58.3 /Wk 2

6). Max (WB), 2,870 theaters (+15)/ $2.7M Fri. / $1.9M Sat. (-29%) / $2.5M Sun. (+30%)/ 3-day cume: $7M (-42%) /Total cume: $25.7M/ Wk 2

7). Spy (FOX), 2,387 theaters (-807%)/ $1.9M Fri. / $1.67M Sat. (-13%) / $1.9M Sun. (+14%)/ 3-day cume: $5.5M (-30%) / Total cume: $97.89M / Wk 5

8). San Andreas (WB), 1,672 theaters (-948) / $1.06M Fri. / $860K Sat. (19%) / $1.07M Sun. (+25%)/ 3-day cume: $3M (-44%) / Total cume: $147.4M/ Wk 6

9). Me And Earl, And The Dying Girl (FSL), 870 theaters (+516)/ $490K Fri. / $375K Sat. (-23%) / $455K Sun. (+21%)/ 3-day cume: $1.3M (+33%) / Total cume: $4M / Wk 4

10). Dope (OPRD), 863 theaters (-988) / $448K Fri. /$283K Sat. (-37%) / $367K Sun. (+30%)/ 3-day cume: $1.1M (-61%) / Total cume: $14.1M /Wk 3

Ranger

Glad Jurassic was #1 again.

Why So Blu?

Copied and paste from somewhere else:


$74M international weekend for #TerminatorGenisys, $85.5M cume, $129.6M global. Japan, Germany & China still to open

Why So Blu?

Okay, a more updated tally. Looks like this will make money overseas and I'm thinking that was the plan all along.

Domestic: $44,130,404
International Box Office: $85,500,000
Worldwide Box Office: $129,630,404

DJariya

Movie reportedly cost $170M. If it has enough international legs, it should make a profit. Arnold is still a draw for international audiences.

I think domestic-wise it will top off at around $80-85M.