Numbers

This week’s report takes a look at the end of 2019’s first quarter with Disney’s anticipated live-action reimagining of another classic animated film slated to debut on March 29. Dumbo Opening Weekend Range: $45 – 65 million PROS: Tim Burton...

February 1 Update: Sony reports this morning that Miss Bala earned $650K from shows beginning at 7pm in 2,050 theaters on Thursday night. For comparison purposes, Peppermint earned $800K last fall. Early weekend estimates to follow on Saturday morning. January 30 Report: The dead zone of...

As expected, Glass is on track to repeat at the top of the box office in its second weekend. The M. Night Shyamalan trilogy-capper earned $4.98 million on Friday, down 69 percent from opening day last week. That brings the film’s eight-day...

January 25 Update: Neither of this weekend’s new releases held Thursday night screenings, but we’re offering a brief update to our original forecast with confirmed theater counts for Oscar candidates now available. Among these expansions, we expect only Green Book will see enough...

Tuesday Update Universal’s horror sequel Glass came in below expectations but still led the extended MLK Day weekend with $46.5M over the 4-day. FUNimation Entertainment’s animated Dragon Ball Super: Broly surprised everyone with an $11.9M start in fourth place, for a film most...

Saturday Update: Universal reports Glass debuted with $16 million on opening day Friday, including Thursday night’s $3.7 million start. That represents the third best-ever opening Friday on MLK weekend, following American Sniper‘s $30.3 million in 2015 and Cloverfield‘s $17.2 million in 2008. It’s also...

With most studios avoiding the early March window due to Captain Marvel, this week’s update briefly focuses on Paramount’s Wonder Park — slated to open March 15. At this time, tracking metrics are comparable to the studio’s Sherlock Gnomes, which opened to $10.6...

Monday Update: The year has already gotten off to a surprising start, with STX’s drama The Upside opening in first place with $20.3M, after most pre-release projections had it in second or even third place. Expected champ Aquaman ceded the top spot, falling -44%...

Saturday Update: Significantly over-performing against pre-release tracking, The Upside scored a strong $6.95 million opening day on Friday and is now positioned to dethrone Aquaman as the #1 film in the country for the weekend. As STX’s 25th release in studio history, such a finish...