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TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	N	The Accountant	WB	$24,715,000	-	3,332	-	$7,417	$24,715,000	$44	1
2	N	Kevin Hart: What Now?	Uni.	$11,984,245	-	2,567	-	$4,669	$11,984,245	$9.9	1
3	1	The Girl on the Train (2016)	Uni.	$11,974,915	-51.2%	3,241	+97	$3,695	$46,558,510	$45	2
4	2	Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children	Fox	$8,900,000	-41.2%	3,835	+130	$2,321	$65,832,789	$110	3
5	3	Deepwater Horizon	LG/S	$6,350,000	-44.9%	3,403	+144	$1,866	$49,335,332	$110	3
6	5	Storks	WB	$5,600,000	-32.5%	3,066	-542	$1,826	$59,144,046	$70	4
7	4	The Magnificent Seven (2016)	Sony	$5,200,000	-42.3%	3,210	-486	$1,620	$84,827,562	$90	4
8	7	Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life	LGF	$4,250,000	-38.2%	2,822	-	$1,506	$13,760,795	$8.5	2
9	8	Sully	WB	$2,960,000	-40.9%	2,211	-847	$1,339	$118,371,637	$60	6
10	6	The Birth of a Nation	FoxS	$2,715,000	-61.2%	2,105	-	$1,290	$12,243,134	$8.5	2
11	N	Max Steel	ORF	$2,163,720	-	2,034	-	$1,064	$2,163,720	-	1
12	9	Masterminds (2016)	Rela.	$1,700,000	-58.3%	2,027	-1,015	$839	$16,211,406	-	3
13	10	Queen of Katwe	BV	$855,000	-47.5%	1,062	-197	$805	$7,009,424	$15	4
14	12	Suicide Squad	WB	$720,000	-35.9%	630	-342	$1,143	$323,680,679	$175	11
15	N	Priceless (2016)	RAtt.	$703,200	-	303	-	$2,321	$703,200	-	1
16	11	Don't Breathe	SGem	$670,000	-51.4%	612	-454	$1,095	$88,170,186	$9.9	8
17	N	Desierto	STX	$450,000	-	73	-	$6,164	$450,000	-	1
18	25	Denial	BST	$398,241	+81.9%	96	+65	$4,148	$839,731	-	3
19	14	Snowden	ORF	$301,102	-59.5%	343	-444	$878	$20,894,069	$40	5

fumanstan

I mentioned it in the release thread, but I really liked the Accountant. Glad to see it open well.

TheMovieman

Bad reviews from critics but audiences liked it. Got an A from Cinescore. On RT, 5.7/10 from critics, 4.2/5 (or 8.4/10) from audiences.

jacob_b

Seeing how much The Magnificent Seven has brought in compared to the budget, would that be considered a bomb?

fumanstan

Probably not an outright bomb, but a disappointment? Looks like it only made another $63 million internationally so far.

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/...icentseven.htm

jacob_b

That's got to be a big disappointment. Could this be the first Pratt bomb since his rise to fame? Curious if Passengers will be a bigger disappointment than this.

TheMovieman

Certainly possible since it opens only 5 days after Rogue One. It's going to need great reviews to sustain a lengthy theatrical run.

RichC2

Thanks for posting that, TheMovieman!

Weekend Actuals, mostly for the fact that #2 and #3 swapped vs estimated and the addition of Shin Godzilla, which had a very impressive haul. Desierto is directed by Jonás Cuarón, Alfonso's eldest son.

<<Last Weekend <Last Year	View Index: By Year | By Weekend
TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week # 1 N The Accountant WB $24,710,273 - 3,332 - $7,416 $24,710,273 $44 1 2 1 The Girl on the Train (2016) Uni. $12,247,840 -50.1% 3,241 +97 $3,779 $46,831,435 $45 2 3 N Kevin Hart: What Now? Uni. $11,767,210 - 2,567 - $4,584 $11,767,210 $9.9 1 4 2 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Fox $8,959,739 -40.8% 3,835 +130 $2,336 $65,892,528 $110 3 5 3 Deepwater Horizon LG/S $6,407,716 -44.4% 3,403 +144 $1,883 $49,393,048 $110 3 6 5 Storks WB $5,685,078 -31.5% 3,066 -542 $1,854 $59,229,124 $70 4 7 4 The Magnificent Seven (2016) Sony $5,235,425 -41.9% 3,210 -486 $1,631 $84,862,987 $90 4 8 7 Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life LGF $4,346,337 -36.8% 2,822 - $1,540 $13,857,132 $8.5 2 9 8 Sully WB $2,881,657 -42.5% 2,211 -847 $1,303 $118,293,294 $60 6 10 6 The Birth of a Nation FoxS $2,747,601 -60.8% 2,105 - $1,305 $12,275,735 $8.5 2 11 N Max Steel ORF $2,182,216 - 2,034 - $1,073 $2,182,216 - 1 12 9 Masterminds (2016) Rela. $1,681,403 -58.8% 2,027 -1,015 $830 $16,192,809 - 3 13 N Harry Potter IMAX Marathon WB $1,357,376 - 330 - $4,113 $1,357,376 - 1 14 10 Queen of Katwe BV $877,363 -46.1% 1,062 -197 $826 $7,031,787 $15 4 15 12 Suicide Squad WB $716,073 -36.3% 630 -342 $1,137 $323,676,752 $175 11 16 N Priceless (2016) RAtt. $706,985 - 303 - $2,333 $706,985 - 1 17 11 Don't Breathe SGem $677,347 -50.9% 612 -454 $1,107 $88,177,533 $9.9 8 18 N Desierto STX $514,282 - 73 - $7,045 $514,282 - 1 19 N Shin Godzilla FUN $455,036 - 34 - $13,383 $1,501,390 - 1 20 25 Denial BST $420,553 +92.1% 96 +65 $4,381 $862,061 - 3 21 13 Bridget Jones's Baby Uni. $359,260 -57.4% 390 -525 $921 $23,609,845 $35 5 22 14 Snowden ORF $307,742 -58.6% 343 -444 $897 $20,900,709 $40 5 23 20 Finding Dory BV $271,922 -16.9% 189 -18 $1,439 $485,176,503 - 18

TheMovieman

Birth of a Nation sinking badly.

jacob_b

Could say the same thing with Deepwater Horizon looking at that budget.

Obi-Wanma

Deepwater Horizon is an awful awful title.

RichC2

It's the name of the actual oil platform, seems well suited just didn't seem like a high in demand subject

RichC2

October 21st - 23rd, 2016 Estimates, where a Madea movie wins the weekend and has Lionsgates second biggest opening of 2016.

<<Last Weekend <Last Year	View Index: By Year | By Weekend
TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week # 1 N Boo! A Madea Halloween LGF $27,600,000 - 2,260 - $12,212 $27,600,000 $20 1 2 N Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Par. $23,000,000 - 3,780 - $6,085 $23,000,000 $60 1 3 N Ouija: Origin of Evil Uni. $14,060,000 - 3,168 - $4,438 $14,060,000 $9 1 4 1 The Accountant WB $14,025,000 -43.2% 3,332 - $4,209 $47,920,381 $44 2 5 2 The Girl on the Train (2016) Uni. $7,270,000 -40.6% 3,091 -150 $2,352 $58,902,330 $45 3 6 4 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Fox $6,000,000 -33.0% 3,133 -702 $1,915 $74,431,835 $110 4 7 N Keeping Up with the Joneses Fox $5,600,000 - 3,022 - $1,853 $5,600,000 - 1 8 3 Kevin Hart: What Now? Uni. $4,110,000 -65.1% 2,567 - $1,601 $18,941,645 $9.9 2 9 6 Storks WB $4,085,000 -28.1% 2,145 -921 $1,904 $64,714,528 $70 5 10 5 Deepwater Horizon LG/S $3,625,000 -43.4% 2,828 -575 $1,282 $55,270,671 $110 4 11 7 The Magnificent Seven (2016) Sony $2,350,000 -55.1% 1,979 -1,231 $1,187 $89,093,367 $90 5 12 8 Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life LGF $2,265,000 -47.9% 1,772 -1,050 $1,278 $16,974,927 $8.5 3 13 9 Sully WB $1,600,000 -44.5% 1,172 -1,039 $1,365 $120,963,890 $60 7 14 20 Denial BST $972,940 +131.3% 648 +552 $1,501 $1,988,251 - 4 15 10 The Birth of a Nation FoxS $925,000 -66.3% 633 -1,472 $1,461 $14,190,181 $8.5 3 16 N I'm Not Ashamed PFR $900,000 - 505 - $1,782 $900,000 - 1 17 11 Max Steel ORF $659,126 -69.8% 2,034 - $324 $3,410,183 - 2 18 18 Desierto STX $474,000 -7.8% 168 +95 $2,821 $1,119,340 - 2 19 N Moonlight (2016) A24 $414,740 - 4 - $103,685 $414,740 - 1 20 14 Queen of Katwe BV $380,000 -56.7% 319 -743 $1,191 $7,754,595 $15 5

TomOpus

The local Fox station has two movie reviewers. One's white while the other is African American, who tends to give a slight bias towards movies made by/starring African Americans. Not this time. He gave the Madea movie a 0/5 score.

mrm1138

I actually want to check out Ouija: Origin of Evil for no other reason than the fact that Mike Flanagan wrote and directed it. Absentia was good, and both Oculus and Hush were kind of great. It's possible Ouija won't follow that trend, but I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.

TheMovieman

The top 11 movies for Oct. 28-30 based off of early Friday night industry projections — chart being updated

1). Inferno (SONY), 3,576 theaters / $5.6M Fri. (includes $800K previews)/3-day cume: $15.5M /Wk 1 (figure updated Saturday AM)

2). Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Madea Halloween (LG), 2,299 theaters (+39) / $4.6M Fri. (-51%)/3-day cume: $15M (-47%)/Total B.O.: $50.3M/ Wk 2

3). Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (PAR), 3,780 theaters / $2.8M Fri. (-68%) /3-day cume: $9.4M (-59%)/Total B.O.: $39.5M/Wk 2

4). The Accountant (WB), 3,402 theaters (+70) / $2.5M Fri. (-42%)/3-day cume: $8.3M (-39%)/Total: $61M/ Wk 3

5). Ouija: Origin of Evil (UNI), 3,168 theaters (+1)/ $2.2M Fri. (-60%) /3-day cume: $6.4M (-54%)/Total:$23.9M/Wk 2

6). The Girl on the Train (UNI/DW), 2,758 theaters (-333) / $1.4M Fri. (-40%)/ 3-day cume: $4.3M (-39%)/Total: $65.9M/ Wk 4

7). Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children (FOX), 2,797 theaters (-336) / $1M Fri. (-38%) 3-day cume: $3.8M (-35%)/Total: $79.7M/Wk 5

8). Keeping Up With the Joneses (FOX), 3,022 theaters / $1M Fri. (-49%) /3-day cume: $3.4M (-36%)/Total: $10.8M/ Wk 2

9). Storks (WB), 1,901 theaters (-244) / $670K Fri. (-35%)/3-day cume: $2.6M(-34%) /Total: $68.1M/ Wk 6

10). Ai Dil Hai Mushkil (FIP), 302 theaters / $764k Fri. /3-day cume: $2.4M /Wk 1

11). Deepwater Horizon (LG), 2,054 theaters (-774) / $632K Fri. (-41%)/ 3-day cume: $2.07M (-39%)/Total: $58.3M/ Wk 5

http://deadline.com/2016/10/inferno-...ks-1201844398/

TheMovieman

TW

	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	1	Boo! A Madea Halloween	LGF	$16,675,000	-41.5%	2,299	+39	$7,253	$52,019,343	$20	2
2	N	Inferno	Sony	$15,000,000	-	3,576	-	$4,195	$15,000,000	$75	1
3	2	Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Par.	$9,550,000	-58.2%	3,780	-	$2,526	$39,679,177	$60	2
4	4	The Accountant	WB	$8,475,000	-37.9%	3,402	+70	$2,491	$61,257,172	$44	3
5	3	Ouija: Origin of Evil	Uni.	$7,070,000	-49.7%	3,168	+1	$2,232	$24,638,625	$9	2
6	5	The Girl on the Train (2016)	Uni.	$4,270,000	-40.4%	2,758	-333	$1,548	$65,918,480	$45	4
7	6	Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children	Fox	$3,975,000	-32.6%	2,797	-336	$1,421	$79,879,180	$110	5
8	7	Keeping Up with the Joneses	Fox	$3,375,000	-38.2%	3,022	-	$1,117	$10,779,313	-	2
9	9	Storks	WB	$2,785,000	-30.4%	1,901	-244	$1,465	$68,244,612	$70	6
10	N	Ae Dil Hai Mushkil	FIP	$2,135,000	-	302	-	$7,070	$2,135,000	-	1
11	10	Deepwater Horizon	LG/S	$2,100,000	-38.2%	2,054	-774	$1,022	$58,360,245	$110	5
12	8	Kevin Hart: What Now?	Uni.	$1,670,000	-59.4%	1,656	-911	$1,008	$21,898,555	$9.9	3
13	11	The Magnificent Seven (2016)	Sony	$1,325,000	-42.0%	1,330	-649	$996	$91,210,526	$90	6
14	12	Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life	LGF	$1,225,000	-43.8%	1,295	-477	$946	$18,450,071	$8.5	4
15	13	Sully	WB	$940,000	-36.9%	855	-317	$1,099	$122,357,965	$60	8

TheMovieman

For a horror movie, and sequel no less, not a bad drop for Ouija 2.

TomOpus

Miss Peregrine over $240 million worldwide. Not too shabby.

jacob_b

When you compare it to Boo, though...ouch.

Looks like 7 may not hit $100M domestic either..

RichC2

Comedies normally hold up better and it opened much larger. A horror movie dropping less than 50% is generally kinda impressive, even when it had a less than stellar opening.

jacob_b

The last Madea film, A Madea Christmas, made $53 million total. The one before that opened at $25.7 million. This movie has already hit $55.2 million and dropped less than 40%. That's better than just about any Madea film made and stayed #1 for two weeks in a row, something that the last two did not do. So no, Madea films do NOT hold up well. Ouija opened to 3,167 theaters. Madea opened to 2,260 and was ONLY expect to open at $15 million. Again, nice try. Madea is MUCH more impressive. Ouija this past weekend had literally about 1,000 more theaters and Madea beat it down.

DJariya

Inferno has essentially made it's money back with Worldwide Box office.

But, that's quite a lackluster start for it's U.S. run. It may not even make $60M domestic with that low a start.

Maybe it's just been too long since the last move. 7 years since the last sequel is a really long time.

RichC2

Not saying it wasn't, was saying it wasn't more of an ouch for ouija because there is no comparison between the two genres. No doubt Ouija isn't doing great, even for a $6m budgeted flick, but it dropped a respectable amount. Boo! Is having an inexplicably excellent run, the two just aren't comparable since comedies and horror flicks generally perform differently.

I am curious to see if Boo gets hit with the same post-holiday drop that a lot of Halloween themed movies run into.

Edit: actually now that I think of it, Ouija was the only actual horror movie out this Halloween and it had two weekends to itself. It really is doing quite poorly considering, not surprising though considering its the sequel to a poorly received movie.
I think that it's more novel's are just completely out of fashion now and it also isn't the entry any remaining fans wanted to see.

RichC2

Strange seems to be aiming for $82m now. The tracking was all over the place on it, with a ceiling of $75m originally.

$32 - $33m Friday (Including Thursday previews of $9.4m) and an A cinemascore.

Trolls is looking like $42.4m for the weekend, A cinemascore

Hacksaw Ridge is looking at $14.7m for the weekend, also an A cinemascore