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Lupita Nyong & # 39; o, Evan Alex and Shahadi Wright Joseph in "We"
Photo of Claudette Barius – & copy; Universal images
While the official pre-release tracking for Jordan Peele We is essentially at over / under $ 45 million last night, online speculation has been widespread. Yes, I was equally excited about this one, and Lord is experiencing an extremely obscure start to this original horror film, directed by filmmakers and stars, that would help me out of my life. current "Disney has just stopped Fox 2000" Funk. But people who discuss presales (who, like Solo: A story of Star Wars should have told you, are not a 1-to-1 predictor of the opening weekend) position the movie for an opening of over $ 100 million night to all parties. Do you really want to put Peele, Universal and the rest of the gang on the defensive when the movie "only" will open at $ 55 million this weekend?
All that said, Jordan Peele's We earned $ 7.4 million in previews on Thursday night yesterday. This is a total of dynamite for a movie rated R (behind only Paranormal Activity 3& nbsp;Halloween and& nbsp;he). This is the biggest disappointment of Thursday for a film rated R which is not a sequel or is based on nothing. Damn, unless I miss a title, it's the crude of Thursday for a film completely original, in front of the animated film of Universal. Secret life of pets ($ 5.3 million in 2016). Again, that does not mean that the movie will flirt with PetsFirst weekend of $ 103 million. Random example, but Paranormal Activity 2 earned $ 6.3 million in midnight premieres in 2010 and ended with $ 40 million. More realistically, Warner Bros and New Line have The nun earned $ 5.4 million in previews on Thursday last September and opened for $ 53.8 million.
Chances are We& # 39; favor. He enters the market with rave reviews, a film before adored by the director, a lack of great horror on the market and his existence as a demographically specific event film. This is the Crazy Rich Asians horror movies. It's an event film for people who look like Lupita Nyong's and Winston Duke and it's an event film for fans of that particular genre We is a little larger in scale and scope than a conventional horror film at one place). Even if it's not as attractive as the crowd get out (as Unbreakable was not as user friendly as The sixth sense), it's still going to be a huge success in relative terms.
A $ 48 million launch (equivalent to Paranormal Activity 2 and Paranormal Activity 3 from Thursday to the weekend) would be a huge win for this film and let no one tell you otherwise. But if it beats a notch this weekend, especially as the original vehicle, well revised and (relatively speaking) driven by stars (closes fists to all those who have ignored Nyong'o Queen of Katwe) the cooler is both a choice worthy of the babysitter and likely to benefit from occasional ticket purchases, we could absolutely attend a much larger opening weekend. If she holds the line and is above $ 65 million, she would cross the opening of & nbsp;Scream 2 & nbsp;($ 33 million in 1997) as the second-biggest R-rated slasher record of all time behind Halloween ($ 77 million in 2018).
Anything over $ 59 million puts it above & nbsp;Hannibal & nbsp;($ 58 million in 2001, which was the third most important opening weekend at that time) and behind & nbsp; only Halloween and He & nbsp;($ 123M) among all the horror films rated by R. An opening of over $ 59 million would also give We the tenth largest aperture for any type of horror film. All that exceeds the opening of 41 million dollars of Conspiracy back in 2013 (which seems to be running ahead as early as this morning) would put him behind only he among all horror movies R-rated non-sequels. A first film of more than $ 49 million would make it one of the 20 biggest launches of all time for any type of horror movie. A start of $ 59 million and more would put him in the top ten. And yes, I'm waiting for debates this weekend on what constitutes a "horror film".
Even a "simple" $ 49 million launch would put him behind A silent place& nbsp; ($ 50 million in 2017), & nbsp;Prometheus & nbsp;($ 51 million in 2012), & nbsp;The village & nbsp;($ 50 million in 2004), & nbsp;Jurbadic Park III & nbsp;($ 50 million in 2001) and & nbsp;Jurbadic Park & nbsp;($ 50 million in 1993), The nun & nbsp;($ 53 million in 2018), & nbsp;Paranormal Activity 3 & nbsp;($ 53 million in 2011), & nbsp;Severity & nbsp;($ 55 million in 2013), & nbsp;Hannibal & nbsp;($ 58 million in 2001), & nbsp;Signs & nbsp;($ 60 million in 2002), & nbsp;World War Z & nbsp;($ 66 million in 2013), & nbsp;The return of the mother & nbsp;($ 69 million in 2001), & nbsp;The lost world: Jurbadic Park & nbsp;($ 74 million in 1997), & nbsp;Halloween & nbsp;($ 76 million in 2018), & nbsp;I am a legend & nbsp;($ 77 million in 2007), & nbsp;He & nbsp;($ 123 million), & nbsp;Jurbadic World; Fallen Kingdom & nbsp;($ 148 million in 2018) and & nbsp;Jurbadic World & nbsp;($ 208M in 2015) among all potential candidates "horror films." You are welcome to debate movies that "count" as horror / scary movies, but I wanted to be complete.
Even if he plays as low as The nun (who had a fanbase of Conjuring All negative reviews), we are considering a $ 73 million opening weekend in gonzo-bananas. Even the legs like he (10.9% of the weekend Thursday) will reach $ 68 million, which would be a super-duper triumph. Look, when your $ 20 million budget horror film wins with $ 7.4 million in Thursday's previews, there's really no bad storyline. And yes, if you want to be hyperbolic, a 13.5 percent division from Thursday to weekend (roughly tied with a front-loading MCU film) reports that amount to $ 100 million for the weekend. Yes, Jordan and his friends can argue on Twitter to find out if The lost World or The mother returns "Count" as a horror movie. We should all have such problems.
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Lupita Nyong & # 39; o, Evan Alex and Shahadi Wright Joseph in "We"
Photo of Claudette Barius – © Universal Pictures
While the official pre-release tracking for Jordan Peele We is essentially at over / under $ 45 million last night, online speculation has been widespread. Yes, I was equally excited about this one, and Lord is experiencing an extremely obscure start to this original horror film, directed by filmmakers and stars, that would help me out of my life. current "Disney has just stopped Fox 2000" Funk. But people who discuss presales (who, like Solo: A story of Star Wars should have told you, are not a 1-to-1 predictor of the opening weekend) position the movie for an opening of over $ 100 million night to all parties. Do you really want to put Peele, Universal and the rest of the gang on the defensive when the movie "only" will open at $ 55 million this weekend?
All that said, Jordan Peele's We earned $ 7.4 million in previews on Thursday night yesterday. This is a total of dynamite for a movie rated R (behind only Paranormal Activity 3, Halloween and he). This is the biggest disappointment of Thursday for a film rated R which is not a sequel or is based on nothing. Damn, unless I miss a title, it's the crude of Thursday for a film completely original, in front of the animated film of Universal. Secret life of pets ($ 5.3 million in 2016). Again, that does not mean that the movie will flirt with PetsFirst weekend of $ 103 million. Random example, but Paranormal Activity 2 earned $ 6.3 million in midnight premieres in 2010 and ended with $ 40 million. More realistically, Warner Bros and New Line have The nun earned $ 5.4 million in previews on Thursday last September and opened for $ 53.8 million.
Chances are We& # 39; favor. He enters the market with rave reviews, a film before adored by the director, a lack of great horror on the market and his existence as a demographically specific event film. This is the Crazy Rich Asians horror movies. It's an event film for people who look like Lupita Nyong's and Winston Duke and it's an event film for fans of that particular genre We is a little larger in scale and scope than a conventional horror film at one place). Even if it's not as attractive as the crowd get out (as Unbreakable was not as user friendly as The sixth sense), it's still going to be a huge success in relative terms.
A $ 48 million launch (equivalent to Paranormal Activity 2 and Paranormal Activity 3 from Thursday to the weekend) would be a huge win for this film and let no one tell you otherwise. But if it beats a notch this weekend, especially as the original vehicle, well revised and (relatively speaking) driven by stars (closes fists to all those who have ignored Nyong'o Queen of Katwe) the cooler is both a choice worthy of the babysitter and likely to benefit from occasional ticket purchases, we could absolutely attend a much larger opening weekend. If she holds the line and stands above $ 65 million, she would go through the opening of Scream 2 ($ 33 million in 1997) as the second-biggest R-rated slasher record of all time behind Halloween ($ 77 million in 2018).
Anything over $ 59 million puts it above Hannibal ($ 58 million in 2001, which was the third largest opening weekend to date) and behind only Halloween and he ($ 123M) among all the horror films rated by R. An opening of over $ 59 million would also give We the tenth largest aperture for any type of horror film. All that exceeds the opening of 41 million dollars of Conspiracy back in 2013 (which seems to be running ahead as early as this morning) would put him behind only he among all horror movies R-rated non-sequels. A first film of more than $ 49 million would make it one of the 20 biggest launches of all time for any type of horror movie. A start of $ 59 million and more would put him in the top ten. And yes, I'm waiting for debates this weekend on what constitutes a "horror film".
Even a "simple" $ 49 million launch would put him behind A silent place ($ 50 million in 2017), Prometheus ($ 51 million in 2012), The village ($ 50 million in 2004), Jurbadic Park III ($ 50 million in 2001) and Jurbadic Park ($ 50 million in 1993), The nun ($ 53 million in 2018), Paranormal Activity 3 ($ 53 million in 2011), Gravity ($ 55 million in 2013), Hannibal ($ 58 million in 2001), Signs ($ 60 million in 2002), World War z ($ 66 million in 2013), The mother returns ($ 69 million in 2001), The lost world: Jurbadic Park ($ 74 million in 1997), Halloween ($ 76 million in 2018), I'm a legend ($ 77 million in 2007), he ($ 123 million), Jurbadic World; Fallen Kingdom ($ 148 million in 2018) and Jurbadic World ($ 208M in 2015) among all the "horror films". You are welcome to debate movies that "count" as horror / scary movies, but I wanted to be complete.
Even if he plays as low as The nun (who had a fanbase of Conjuring All negative reviews), we are considering a $ 73 million opening weekend in gonzo-bananas. Even the legs like he (10.9% of the weekend Thursday) will reach $ 68 million, which would be a super-duper triumph. Look, when your $ 20 million budget horror film wins with $ 7.4 million in Thursday's previews, there's really no bad storyline. And yes, if you want to be hyperbolic, a 13.5% split from Thursday to weekend (roughly tied with a front-loading MCU film) is worth $ 100 million for the weekend. Yes, Jordan and his friends can argue on Twitter to find out if The lost World or The mother returns "Count" as a horror movie. We should all have such problems.
