Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
just how old ARE you?!
just how old ARE you?!
Star Trek - $43M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $148M - Global at $218 M
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Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
very cool!
now, I'm off to give the movie my money for the fifth time!!
very cool!
now, I'm off to give the movie my money for the fifth time!!
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
So it looks like it'll come in pretty close to the $44-45 million that I was initially expecting, expect with a bit less than I thought on Friday and more on Saturday. Excellent hold!
So it looks like it'll come in pretty close to the $44-45 million that I was initially expecting, expect with a bit less than I thought on Friday and more on Saturday. Excellent hold!
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
Fist pump, Similitude! Data style...
Going to S.F. in an hour or so to contribute to Sunday's official take at the IMAX...!
Fist pump, Similitude! Data style...
Going to S.F. in an hour or so to contribute to Sunday's official take at the IMAX...!
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
I'm doing the same, but going to Dublin.
I'm doing the same, but going to Dublin.
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
Da Vinci Code was also one of the highest selling books ever.
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
it hasn't been opened in mexico yet. i think variety said it would open Jun 5 due to the swine flu scare. mexico is often one of the top 10 markets.
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
Europeans just like blockbuster movies about themselves, which is understandable. They don't get many from the US. They also seem to have made the connection between Da Vinci Code and A&D better than US public.
Europeans just like blockbuster movies about themselves, which is understandable. They don't get many from the US. They also seem to have made the connection between Da Vinci Code and A&D better than US public.
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
The Sunday drop should be a bit softer than normal because Monday's a holiday in Canada (and remember that "domestic box office" = box office from USA + Canada).
The Sunday drop should be a bit softer than normal because Monday's a holiday in Canada (and remember that "domestic box office" = box office from USA + Canada).
Re: 42 Million 2nd Weekend Take!
The old Trek fans aren't boycotting the movie. They're seeing it two or three times so that they can correctly identify all the minutiae that irritate them.
Gee, just think what it would be grossing if all the old Trek fans weren't boycotting it.
The old Trek fans aren't boycotting the movie. They're seeing it two or three times so that they can correctly identify all the minutiae that irritate them.
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
A 42% drop off is amazing really. Better than I had anticipated given the healthy open. There's also the RT number to have fun with. Angels' RT number is in the tank with Wolverine now. Trek could come out at the other end as the best reviewed summer movie.
A 42% drop off is amazing really. Better than I had anticipated given the healthy open. There's also the RT number to have fun with. Angels' RT number is in the tank with Wolverine now. Trek could come out at the other end as the best reviewed summer movie.
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
Based on the estimates.
A&D
Friday: $16.6
Saturday: $19
Sunday: $12.4
TOTAL: $48 million
Trek
Friday: $11.9
Saturday: $18
Sunday: $13.2
TOTAL: $43 million
Based on the estimates.
A&D
Friday: $16.6
Saturday: $19
Sunday: $12.4
TOTAL: $48 million
Trek
Friday: $11.9
Saturday: $18
Sunday: $13.2
TOTAL: $43 million
Re: Star Trek - $42M 2nd Weekend - Domestic $147M - Global Nears $200M
Any time a film loses less than 50% of its audience in its second week is a very good sign in the movie industry. That's a powerful second week for Star Trek and this movie will easily gross over $200 million and probably over $250 million. Way to go, Star Trek!
Any time a film loses less than 50% of its audience in its second week is a very good sign in the movie industry. That's a powerful second week for Star Trek and this movie will easily gross over $200 million and probably over $250 million. Way to go, Star Trek!
