I'm bringing at least three folks with me.
http://deadline.com/2016/07/star-trek-beyond-comic-con-social-media-box-office-1201790392/
Interesting look at how STB is tracking on social media and advanced sales.
The July 22nd release date is plastered all over the promotion for them movie, maybe a lot of people don't know it was released early.I was really surprised at how empty my theater was for the 7:00 showing. Also, there was no trailers, which I thought was weird but really welcome.
None of this makes sense really..it's outselling STID in advanced ticket sales at Fandango, yet the tracking is lower??
RAMA
http://deadline.com/2016/07/star-trek-beyond-comic-con-social-media-box-office-1201790392/
BvS made almost $900 million, it can't really be called a disappointment.It could be tracking ahead of STID in advance ticket sales but this has been an exceptionally poor summer for most movies, even BvS underperformed at 800m!
BvS made almost $900 million, it can't really be called a disappointment.
BvS made a lot of money but definitely underperformed based on expectations. How funny would it be if Suicide Squad (their secondary DC Universe product) ended up making more bank than the film they expected to set the foundation of the entire franchise.
Previews are looking in the $5-6m range which should put it on track for the low to mid 60s (assuming an 18-20m true Friday number). If it stays flat between Friday (with previews added) and Sat then I'd say mid 60s. If it has an increase from Fri to Sat we could get closer to $70m. It is tough to compare to STID because that movie was released on a Thur so the numbers are skewed a bit.
Where are you getting the preview numbers from? I can't find any information.
BvS made almost $900 million, it can't really be called a disappointment.
Uhhh, I think that math works out to $56m.With $5.5m in previews I'm going to assume around an 18m Friday, a flat Saturday and a 20% drop for Sunday which would put STB around $66m. I can live with that. I see a worst case scenario of $53m and a best case of around $74m.
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