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Which Movie will Gross More this Weekend?

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Venom: Knull and Void: Weekend Box Office Results (Oct. 25-27)


Venom is back for the third, and ostensibly, last time. Hence, The Last Dance. And if it is to be the last time Tom Hardy's Lethal Protector graces the silver screen, at least it goes out on top with a $51M opening. It's actually the worst (by far) opening in the Venom franchise, after Let There be Carnage's $90M and Venom's $80.2M. Both of the previous Venom flicks went on to make the identical $213.5M. :dwillhuh: That means that the returns have been diminishing when you consider Let There be Carnage's great start. And with a B- CinemaScore compared to B+ of the first two Venom's, it's not looking too good for longevity at the domestic box office.

Fortunately, it wasn't a complete disaster. The Last Dance's $51M is not the $37.6M that Joker: Folie à Deux produced. :whew: And it did make an astronomical $124M overseas for a total global opening of $175M. It just underperformed its projections, domestically, which were supposed to be $65M.

If you ever read the deadline box office articles, you can see the
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in real time. It happened with Joker 2 where the projections were $50M after the first Joker debuted with $96.2M opening and Anthony D'Alessandro was like "who wouldn't want a $50M opening in today's climate?" :mjcry: With Venom, he was blaming the World Series and Call of Duty. :dead: Why you feel the need to place blame at all? I mean, $50M is $50M. And who wouldn't be happy with that opening in today's movie climate? :troll:

The World Series

Baseball

In 2024. Stifling the box office. :russ:

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Smile 2 is #2 with $9.4M which was a 59.2% drop. The first Smile damn near doubled the sequel up with an $18.5M second weekend, which was only an 18% decrease from its opening. Its $40.7M running total after 2 weeks is 19.9% behind Smile's $50.8M. Franchise commercial disappointment aside, Smile 2 is the #5 horror movie of the year and is looking to pass Terrifier 3's $44.5M.

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With $6.5M, The Wild Robot took 3rd. Its $111.3M total just passed IF's $111.1M to become the 14th highest grossing movie this year. 13th place is around the corner with Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire making $113.3M.

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4th place belongs to a new entry: Conclave, with $6.5M. What is Conclave? From Focus Features:

Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is tasked with running this covert process after the unexpected death of the beloved Pope. Once the Catholic Church's most powerful leaders have gathered from around the world and are locked together in the Vatican halls, Lawrence uncovers a trail of deep secrets left in the dead Pope's wake--secrets which could shake the foundations of the Church.​


Last Ralph Fiennes joint I saw was The Menu. Might have to peep this. :ehh:




Fifth place once again belongs to We Live in Time, this time with $4.8M. That was a +15% burst over last week, which sounds great, and it is, on the surface. However, it had to expand by 1,983 theaters in order to get there. It's per theater average was actually only $1.6K vs. last week's $4.2K average. Still, it's always better to be up than down, even if the numbers is a lil funny style.

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Notables


Joker: Folie à Deux fell from Top 10 (6th) to not mentioned at all (13th) with only $600K :mjlol: Its total is $57.8M.

The Nightmare Before Christmas, which I was watching on Freeform earlier, made another $507K and is up to $5.8M.

The other Disney re-release, Hocus Pocus, made $363K and has made $1.5M in its 2 weeks.


Top Ten


Rank
LW
Movie
Gross
%± LW
Theaters
Total Gross
Weeks
Distributor
1-Venom: The Last Dance$51,000,000-4,131$51,000,0001Sony
21Smile 2$9,400,000-59.2%3,624$40,714,0052Paramount
32The Wild Robot$6,500,000-35.6%3,427$111,368,2705Universal
4-Conclave$6,500,000-1,753$6,500,0001Focus Features
55We Live in Time$4,848,132+15%2,968$11,760,4013A24
63Terrifier 3$4,770,505-48.7%2,720$44,527,9003Cineverse
74Beetlejuice Beetlejuice$3,231,000-35.4%2,874$288,744,9428Warner Bros.
818Anora$867,142+57.5%34$1,619,5822Neon
97Piece by Piece$721,000-64.8%1,298$8,883,8903Focus Features
108Transformers One$720,000-63.8%1,422$57,946,2706Paramount

Think I’m the only person who hated the nightmare before christmas

My grandma would throw it on ALL the time
 

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Venom's 2nd Week Comeback Saves The Last Dance: Weekend Box Office Results (Nov. 1-3)


Rank
LW
Movie
Gross
%± LW
Theaters
Total Gross
Weeks
Distributor
11Venom: The Last Dance$26,100,000-48.8%4,131$90,047,4302Sony
23The Wild Robot$7,550,000+10.9%3,231$121,475,6106Universal
32Smile 2$6,801,000-28.6%3,235$52,687,5403Paramount
44Conclave$5,300,000-19.7%1,796$15,221,9602Focus Features
5-Here$5,000,000-2,647$5,000,0001Sony
65We Live in Time$3,474,299-28.2%2,964$17,694,0224A24
76Terrifier 3$3,227,684-32.4%2,357$50,541,7524Cineverse
8-Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3$2,230,000-754$2,230,0001Shree Krishna Film
9-Singham Again$2,190,000-749$2,190,0001Moviegoers Entertainment
107Beetlejuice Beetlejuice$2,085,000-33.4%2,251$292,099,2919Warner Bros.
 
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