Hannah Montana Kills Everyone: Box Office for 02/01 - 02/03
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Hannah Montana Kills Everyone: Box Office for 02/01 - 02/03
The drops are huge this weekend -- not a surprise considering it's Super Bowl weekend. However, Hannah Montana has a shot of making it to $30 million -- a first for a Super Bowl weekend.
The Rambo drop kills me, nearly 70% from last weekend. I honestly thought it would have legs.
It also looks like Cloverfield is going to take another 60-65% drop as well.
Last edited by Matthew Chmiel; 02-02-08 at 01:06 PM.
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Sucks to see Cloverfield go down, though to note, our good theater is only showing Cloverfield with open captioning due to Hannah Montana taking over their sole DLP theater.
Hannah Montana, either the theater is nearly empty or completely sold out.. Heh.
Hannah Montana, either the theater is nearly empty or completely sold out.. Heh.
Last edited by RichC2; 02-02-08 at 08:24 PM.
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Particularly stunning considering how many theaters that Montana movie is in - yow. Never underestimate the teen girl audience. They made "Titanic," after all.
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Particularly stunning considering how many theaters that Montana movie is in - yow. Never underestimate the teen girl audience. They made "Titanic," after all.
Last edited by RichC2; 02-02-08 at 02:00 PM.
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Originally Posted by RichC2
It isn't that surprising, gotta remember when Borat came out in 2006 in 837 theaters and grossed $26.5m it's opening weekend. Hannah Montana is such a well established brand that really it's kind of expected, the Saturday and Sunday numbers will blow Friday away.
Sunday? No. Not a chance in hell. It's Super Bowl Sunday.
I still think there will be some good business until about 1 or 2pm (a lot of theaters are doing early morning showings) and then it'll drop hard.
I feel as it'll have no problem clearing $26-28 million this weekend.
I may be underestimating and it may pull off $30-35 million if it's lucky.
Last edited by Matthew Chmiel; 02-02-08 at 02:04 PM.
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Two things to consider regarding Hannah Montana.
1.) If I'm correct in my memory, this concert film is only being shown for one week only. That would account for a rush of people seeing the film.
2.) Not long back when she was actually touring, there were numerous reports of families not being able to afford the scalpers prices for tickets. All the people who didn't see the actual show, are much more likely to flock to this.
1.) If I'm correct in my memory, this concert film is only being shown for one week only. That would account for a rush of people seeing the film.
2.) Not long back when she was actually touring, there were numerous reports of families not being able to afford the scalpers prices for tickets. All the people who didn't see the actual show, are much more likely to flock to this.
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Originally Posted by Boba Fett
Two things to consider regarding Hannah Montana.
1.) If I'm correct in my memory, this concert film is only being shown for one week only. That would account for a rush of people seeing the film.
1.) If I'm correct in my memory, this concert film is only being shown for one week only. That would account for a rush of people seeing the film.
I know a few DLP theaters in my area are holding off until 2/15 to show U2:3D (despite the fact it's been playing in two IMAX theaters here since last Wednesday).
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Sunday? No. Not a chance in hell. It's Super Bowl Sunday.
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Also keep in mind the Hannah Montana tickets were a flat $18 ($15 presell) with no exceptions for youth tickets or matinees. This should make a huge difference for the Saturday and Sunday matinees.
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Is this the first concert film ever to open at #1?
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Originally Posted by Boba Fett
Two things to consider regarding Hannah Montana.
1.) If I'm correct in my memory, this concert film is only being shown for one week only. That would account for a rush of people seeing the film.
2.) Not long back when she was actually touring, there were numerous reports of families not being able to afford the scalpers prices for tickets. All the people who didn't see the actual show, are much more likely to flock to this.
1.) If I'm correct in my memory, this concert film is only being shown for one week only. That would account for a rush of people seeing the film.
2.) Not long back when she was actually touring, there were numerous reports of families not being able to afford the scalpers prices for tickets. All the people who didn't see the actual show, are much more likely to flock to this.
edit: DRG beat me to it.
Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
I know a few DLP theaters in my area are holding off until 2/15 to show U2:3D (despite the fact it's been playing in two IMAX theaters here since last Wednesday).
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Particularly stunning considering how many theaters that Montana movie is in - yow. Never underestimate the teen girl audience. They made "Titanic," after all.
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I was at the theater at the first showings. I noticed a long line waiting to get in. At first I wondered what was going on until I saw all the young girls. Then I remembered which movie was opening. There were girls wearing their Best of Both Worlds Tour t-shirts.
As I was leaving the theater after my movie there another line for the next showing.
As I was leaving the theater after my movie there another line for the next showing.
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Thank god HM is only showing for a week.
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Particularly stunning considering how many theaters that Montana movie is in - yow. Never underestimate the teen girl audience. They made "Titanic," after all.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
The drops are huge this weekend -- not a surprise considering it's Super Bowl weekend.
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Wow. Just, wow. Hannah Montana really is something else. That's insane, especially considering the theater count. I suppose the fixed ticket price helped, but that's still impressive. I wouldn't doubt a 2nd week holdover for a second.
Rambo's drop sucks. Big time. That movie deserves to do so well. It should have a great shelf life on DVD, however.
Cloverfield? Well, the drops continue, but with the budget costs this thing is making a great profit. Plus, this gives the filmmkaers a chance to gauge what worked and what didn't for the inevitable sequel.
Rambo's drop sucks. Big time. That movie deserves to do so well. It should have a great shelf life on DVD, however.
Cloverfield? Well, the drops continue, but with the budget costs this thing is making a great profit. Plus, this gives the filmmkaers a chance to gauge what worked and what didn't for the inevitable sequel.
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O.K., really really shocked at the huge "Rambo" drop. User comments everywhere I've seen online have been extremely positive.
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Originally Posted by chris_sc77
I hate this country so much. I really really do.
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Originally Posted by chris_sc77
I hate this country so much. I really really do.
I do question any adult who willingly pays money to see Meet the Spartans, but a kid wanting to see something aimed at them?
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Originally Posted by Draven
Why? As far as pop music goes, Hannah Montana is fairly benign.