Wickiator is Diet Oppenheimer with $169.5M | The Domestic Box Office Thread | Nov. 22-24

[Red Shield]

Damn maybe Megan will make it to 100 mill after all.

That's pretty much a wrap for Ant-man... Next few weeks are loaded. Way too much shyt in March

Good to see Cocaine Bear doing well, will catch on tuesday.

 

[White City Black]

Man this thread should be stickied on general principle

I wonder if there were any casual moviegoers that were turned off from seeing Ant-Man by seeing all that CGI green screen gobbedy gook, as opposed to the movie taking place in the regular world, and featuring those side characters from the previous films (Pena, TI) they know and love

 

[Deltron]

Puss in boots dropping this week on physical

Yet it's still going strong in theaters...gotta salute that


Jesus? The hell

 

[OJ Simpsom]

Avatar can't even push a Billie in NA. Them WW numbers fake af.

 

[Red Shield]

Man this thread should be stickied on general principle

I wonder if there were any casual moviegoers that were turned off from seeing Ant-Man by seeing all that CGI green screen gobbedy gook, as opposed to the movie taking place in the regular world, and featuring those side characters from the previous films (Pena, TI) they know and love

Yeah this thread really should be a mainstay sticky. Like talkin box office with yall


casual folk might just be starting to burn out on mcu stuff

 

[Red Shield]

Puss in boots dropping this week on physical

Yet it's still going strong in theaters...gotta salute that


Jesus? The hell

It's still showing at the theater I go to...

Would have never thought it would have done so well

 

[humminbird]

I would prefer it stickied to because I'm always trying to find it

 

[Avisible Man]

Creed Deals Majors Damage; Knocks Out Kang & Conquers the Box Office: Weekend Box Office Results (Mar. 3-5)​

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Michael B. Jordan is back with a vengeance as Adonis in Creed lll. He took on all comers and knocked them all out to the tune of $58.6 million. And that was without the Rocky Balboa stimulus. All three Creed movies have now opened with more than the previous entry. Creed made $29.6 million in 2015. Creed ll checked in with $35.5 million in 2018. That gives Creed lll a 65.1% higher opening than Creed ll.

Hey, we can talk about inflation (Creed ll's opening adjusts to $42.1M) but I really don't think it is applicable here that much because of the trend that has been established in the Creed series. Creed lll is still 39% ahead of Creed ll's inflation adjusted opening. They just make more and more and they're critically acclaimed. It's got an 87% on Rotten Tomatoes, a 74 on Metacritic and it got an A- cinemascore.

Ant-Man 3 took home second place with $12.4 million. That's a cool little 61% decline but that gives Jonathan Majors the top two spots on the charts. Disney knocked off 520 theaters so they see what's up in the quantum realm. It's now made $186.7 million after 3 weekends. That's only 13% ahead of where Ant-Man and the Wasp was. When adjusted for inflation, it's actually 4.7% behind Ant-Man 2's pace.

Jonathan Major just putting work in.

Cocaine Bear came through with a cool $11 million which was a 52% drop off from last week. That's a good hold for this type of movie. I saw it last week and enjoyed it but the editing was a little off and it felt long for a 90 minute movie. It's now made $41.2 million domestically and $52 million worldwide. That's a lot of dollar bills to use as tooters.

The Crunchyroll anime flick, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba - To the Swordsmith Village debuted with $10.1 million from only 1,774 theaters. It's been out for a month in Japan already where it's already made $23.3 million. Audiences enjoyed it as it got to B+ cinemascore. Man, these Crunchyroll joints always seem to do numbers.

I think this is from the movie.

Jesus Revolution rounded up the top five with $8.6 million. It added 100 theaters to spread the good word and it's now made $30.5 million.

$30 million, who you think you got, Kelsey Clinton, Kelsey Carter? Chelsea Grammer? $30 million who you think you hugging over there, Kelsey Grammer?!

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Notables​

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With $23K, Violent Night has now grossed $50,007,955

M3GAN continues to crawl to $100 million. With another $234K, it's now made $94,893,585.

Knock at the Cabin fell down to 11th place but still made $580K and has now grossed $35 million.

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The Top Ten​

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Rank	Last Week	Movie	Gross	+/- % LW	Theaters	Total Gross	Weeks	Distributor
1	-	Creed III	$58,658,008	-	4,007	$58,658,008	1	United Artists Releasing
2	1	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania	$12,471,000	-61%	3,825	$186,799,000	3	Disney
3	2	Cocaine Bear	$11,020,000	-52.6%	3,571	$41,288,320	2	Universal
4	-	Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba - To the Swordsmith Village	$10,117,806	-	1,774	$10,117,806	1	Crunchyroll
5	3	Jesus Revolution	$8,650,000	-45.5%	2,575	$30,541,391	2	Lionsgate
6	4	Avatar: The Way of Water	$3,578,000	-26.4%	2,300	$670,632,000	12	20th Century Studios
7	-	Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre	$3,160,000	-	2,168	$3,160,000	1	Lionsgate
8	5	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	$2,720,000	-34%	2,588	$177,127,795	11	Universal
9	6	Magic Mike's Last Dance	$1,180,000	-58.7%	1,737	$25,363,000	4	Warner Bros.
10	7	80 for Brady	$845,000	-55.6%	1,495	$38,318,383	5	Paramount

 

[Red Shield]

Not surprised at Creed, wom has been good. Don't see it falling out of the top 5 this month.

And now begins Ant-man's drop from the top 3.

Wonder how much more Cocaine Bear is gonna do since they said it's going to vod on the 14th.

 

[Deltron]

salute creed

If puss n boots stays in the top 10 in the foreseeable weeks, damn. cause it's on home video now

 

[Lootpack]

Glad Creed came in and did its thing because the rest of the month is looking PACKED.

That Dungeons and Dragons joint looks like it could be fun but the MCU-style comedy makes me wonder if it will take off with the audience…especially now. The promotional material screams “low-effort”/imminent flop yet crazier things have happened.

Local AMC needs to get them Dolby screenings up for Scream VI. Ghostface jackin’ timbs this week.

 

[White City Black]

Yea if I were a theater owner I’d be practically salivating off the thought of eating off these new releases this month

 

[TheNatureBoy]

salute creed

If puss n boots stays in the top 10 in the foreseeable weeks, damn. cause it's on home video now

I plan to finally check it out once it hits Peacock on Friday.

Good to see Creed do so well . Will be interesting to see how the rest of the month shakes out with so many significant releases.

 

[Avisible Man]

No Sidney, No Problem. SCREAIVI's Core 4 Stabs Box Office up for $44.5M: Weekend Box Office Results (Mar. 10-12)​

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Was I disappointed that Neve Campbell was not back for SCREAIVI? Yes I was. Did it impact my enjoyment of the movie? Not really. And apparently, many moviegoers felt the same way, as SCREAIVI debuted with a franchise beat $44.5M. That crushed SCREAIVl's $30M debut by 48%.

It was evident from the Thursday previews with Scream 6 doing $5.7M to Scream 5's $3.5M. Both of Radio Silence's Scream's are rocking B+ CinemaScores. Part 5 has a 76% on Rotten Tomatoes to Part 5's 75%. So, the quality is consistent and the fans are responding. We could be looking at the first Scream to cross $100M since 1997's Scream 2. I'm rooting for it. Sam was looking right, too. As was Samara Weaving in that dress.

Great scene.

Creed lll took second place with $27.1M. It was only a 53.4% dropoff from last week's first place debut. It's running total is now $101.3M. All 3 flicks in the franchise are now $100M movies. It only took Creed lll 10 days to cross the mark. Creed ll did in 24. Creed did it in 38. That's some rapid escalation right there.

Debuting in third place with a cool $12.3M was Sony's 65. As in 65 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Not bad at all for a movie that was projected to barely scrape $10M. That 38 on Metacritic tho? Shout out to Adam Driver for being an actual Marine tho.

Ant-Man 3 fell 2 spots to 4th place with $7M. Scott Lang is still struggling to crack $200M. He's currently taken in $197.9M. It's $18.7M away from passing Ant-Man 2's $216.6M domestic total. Its $447.5M worldwide running total is $71M behind Ant-Man's $518.8M.

Fresh off of her visual effects-less Oscars appear, was Cocaine Bear with $6.2M, which was good for 5th place. That puts the bear's cocaine habit $51.6M in the hole.

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Notables​

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Champions debuted with $5.1M. It got an A CinemaScore. Makes sense since it went from $1.1M on Friday to $2.0M on Saturday. I might wanna catch this one to see if Dee Reynolds reprises her role as a court appointed youth basketball coach.

Avatar: The Way of Water's $674.6M passed Titanic's $674.3M to move into 8th place at the All Time Domestic Box Office.

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The Top Ten​

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Rank​	Last Week ​	Movie​	Gross​	% +/- LW​	Theaters ​	Total Gross ​	Weeks​	Distributor​
1	-	SCREAIVI	$44.5M	-	3,675	$44,500,000	1	Paramount
2	1	Creed III	$27.173M	-53.4%	4,007	$101,358,274	2	United Artists Releasing
3	-	65	$12.3M	-	3,405	$12,300,000	1	Sony
4	2	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania	$7M	-45.4%	3,105	$197,978,428	4	Disney
5	3	Cocaine Bear	$6.2M	-44.3%	3,204	$51,660,445	3	Universal
6	5	Jesus Revolution	$5.175M	-39.2%	2,519	$39,453,451	3	Lionsgate
7	-	Champions	$5.15M	-	3,028	$5,150,000	1	Focus Features
8	6	Avatar: The Way of Water	$2.7M	-26%	1,675	$674,697,185	13	20th Century Studios
9	8	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	$1.65M	-39.9%	1,816	$179,626,905	12	Universal
10	7	Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre	$1.28M	-59.2%	2,168	$5,562,863	2	Lionsgate

 

[Deltron]

Puss in boots still top 10. And it was robbed of winning best animated. That Pinocchio was light work compared to puss in boots.

65 was boring, champions wasn't too bad