2019 Box Office tracking

jt04

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Boxoffice Mojo's final Domestic number for Endgame was 357,115,007 and Worldwide 1,223,641,414. All 4 Disney movies were underestimated. Endgame by 7,115,007. Captain Marvel by 261,751. Dumbo by 254,282 and Penguins by 91,500. The underestimated total of 7,722,540. Therefore, Disney's total for the weekend was 370,063,540. YTD Disney is at 973.2 million. only 27 million to go to reach a billion today.

Well done. Uni et al eating the mouse's dust. The 2019 BO run is over essentially.🏁
 

WhatJaneSays

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Boxoffice Mojo's final Domestic number for Endgame was 357,115,007 and Worldwide 1,223,641,414. All 4 Disney movies were underestimated. Endgame by 7,115,007. Captain Marvel by 261,751. Dumbo by 254,282 and Penguins by 91,500. The underestimated total of 7,722,540. Therefore, Disney's total for the weekend was 370,063,540. YTD Disney is at 973.2 million. only 27 million to go to reach a billion today.
There is basically no catching up to Disney after an OW like this, even with a lower take it would have been an uphill battle to even get in striking distance. But boy is it all downhill for everyone else now. With such a short jump to 1 billion, and the number of Endgame shows today on a Monday are nearly sold out in the evenings they should be able to make that up; Infinity War did 24.7m on it's first Monday. Even just coasting at 30% over Infinity War it should clear 460m on the week but with the number of shows I'm already seeing on weekdays that are over preforming that it could reach 500m. It's the kind of numbers that are breaking my carefully constructed spreadsheets. 🤣
 

WhatJaneSays

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So how is it looking today? Do you think it will set the Monday record? It has to slow down some time.
It has slowed as compared to their weekend, but fairly average % drops. That theater had 34 shows Monday, 19 of them had less than 25% unsold seats, of their aprox 7800 available seats 5000+ were sold. If the AMC is representative of the national trends I'd say the're on track for a 35m Monday but it's reasonable to expect a 40m+ Monday for the record.
 

seascape

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Still waiting for the final numbers for Monday from Boxoffice Mogo but using Deadlines Domestic gross from Monday and Boxofficemojo.com international numbers Endgame is now number 10 on the worldwide gross list passing all HP movies. 1.342 billion on it's first Monday.
 

seascape

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Endgame after Tuesday is number 8 on the worldwide list. After tonight it will be number 6 and after Thursday number 5. It looks like 2 billion through it's second Sunday is a sure thing. rhe only question is will it be as number 2 or 3.

In the end Titanic will easily be passed and Avatar is within sight. Another interesting question is can the combination of Captain Marvel and Endgame pass the combination of Black Panther, Infinity War and Antman and the Wasp. I am starting to think it will.
 

WhatJaneSays

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Had a bit of unexpected travel the last few days so no proper update until tomorrow.

Avengers: Endgame has been all the news of course. In just a week of domestic release it's brought in over 473.8m, ranking at #17 for now. World wide it's at over 1.78 billion, for a #6 rank. Endgame should enter the 2 billion club by the end of the weekend, and with about 400m world wide to over take Titanic it should hit that soon enough after.

The question remains if it has another billion in the tank to take the #1 away from Avatar. It just might!
 

WhatJaneSays

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With the Friday estimates Avengers: Endgame is now at 514.5m domestic. While it's Friday numbers show a dramatic week-to-week drop at just under 75%, the unprecedented opening day and previews skew that number vastly. With it's 40.6m take it's outpacing current domestic record holder The Force Awakens by 74m.

While it's still on pace to take that record by totally overrunning all three new wide releases this Friday, there may be stiffer competition ahead. May 10th's Detective Pikachu is having mixed reviews but will be pulling some number of premium screens away from Endgame. With John Wick 3 pulling action audiences away on the 17th. While there is likely to be a bit of a leveling off of drops around Memorial Day Weekend, there is direct competition through out Summer.

Infinity War had a long runway with out any real contender until Deadpool 2 on May 18th, and Solo tanking the week right after that. It was able to remain in the Top 5 for 7 weekends. Endgame may have a harder time.
 

khlaylav

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With the Friday estimates Avengers: Endgame is now at 514.5m domestic. While it's Friday numbers show a dramatic week-to-week drop at just under 75%, the unprecedented opening day and previews skew that number vastly. With it's 40.6m take it's outpacing current domestic record holder The Force Awakens by 74m.

While it's still on pace to take that record by totally overrunning all three new wide releases this Friday, there may be stiffer competition ahead. May 10th's Detective Pikachu is having mixed reviews but will be pulling some number of premium screens away from Endgame. With John Wick 3 pulling action audiences away on the 17th. While there is likely to be a bit of a leveling off of drops around Memorial Day Weekend, there is direct competition through out Summer.

Infinity War had a long runway with out any real contender until Deadpool 2 on May 18th, and Solo tanking the week right after that. It was able to remain in the Top 5 for 7 weekends. Endgame may have a harder time.
And then Aladdin and Brightburn the next week, capping off with King of the Monsters and Rocketman ending May. Even if Aladdin flops, it'll likely draw kids away and then I think King of the Monsters is gonna do gangbusters
 

Ripken10

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And then Aladdin and Brightburn the next week, capping off with King of the Monsters and Rocketman ending May. Even if Aladdin flops, it'll likely draw kids away and then I think King of the Monsters is gonna do gangbusters
King of the monsters is not looking like a megablock busters according to trends right now. In fact, right now trends showing it doing worse than the last Kong and Godzilla movie, which neither were anything huge to begin with. There will be a nitch for the movie, but trends don't look good otherwise at this time.
 

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