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Wkd BO 09•29-10•01•17 - Cruise spitroasted by Pennywise and Kingsman, Flatliners DOA

xaosslug

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85% It
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87% American Made
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50% Kingsman: The Golden Circle
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50% The LEGO Ninjago Movie
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00% Flatliners (2017)
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Tom Cruise's ‘American Made' Dead Even With ‘It,' ‘Kingsman 2'

Three films are essentially tied at the top of the weekend box office, as of Sunday morning.

Warner Bros. and New Line's ”It" appears to be back on top with $17.3 million from 3,917 locations. But Universal's ”American Made" and Fox's ”Kingsman: The Golden Circle" are trailing just behind with $17 million each. Since the numbers are so close, some studios are waiting until later in the day to make the official call. Meaning this one likely won't be settled until Monday morning.

What's certain is that Sony's remake of ”Flatliners" is coming in below expectations. After getting killed by critics (0% on Rotten Tomatoes) the horror flick is opening to $6.7 million from 2,552 locations.

”American Made" stars Tom Cruise as a commercial airline pilot who's recruited by the CIA to fly reconnaissance missions over South America. A $17 million opening is modest for movie starring Cruise, but the studio is hoping for a long runway based on positive reviews and word of mouth. The movie has been earning money overseas for the past few weekends, giving it $64.7 million in international grosses so far. 55% of the domestic audience is male, and 56% is over the age of 30.

There's a chance ”It" it will return to the top spot after taking second place to ”Kingsman" last weekend, which would be a feat. The horror movie smashed records for the month of September when it opened, and went on to become the highest grossing horror movie of all time. After this weekend, ”It's" domestic total stands at $291.2 million.

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Korigama

Member
Using the exact same title for a movie that's not really a remake in relation to the movie that came before it is always dumb and annoying, and I have no idea why Hollywood continues to do it. It didn't make any sense with the modern version of The Thing, which was a prequel to the '80s one, and it doesn't make any with Flatliners, which is a sequel. Those crappy "sort of, but not really" reboots aren't anywhere near so important that they need to be remembered by their year of release instead of being given a sequential number or a subtitle like any other expansion.
 
Not too bad for a non-action Cruise flick I suppose?

edit: oh snap it's a Doug Liman movie? I need to see this.

Also damn Flatliners really does have a 0% at RT. Brutal.
 
That's not bad for American Made, especially since true box office stars are basically a dying breed, hopefully I'll be able to see it in a few days or something. It had a great increase too. WOM is indeed strong with the film.

Using the exact same title for a movie that's not really a remake in relation to the movie that came before it is always dumb and annoying, and I have no idea why Hollywood continues to do it. It didn't make any sense with the modern version of The Thing, which was a prequel to the '80s one, and it doesn't make any with Flatliners, which is a sequel. Those crappy "sort of, but not really" reboots aren't anywhere near so important that they need to be remembered by their year of release instead of being given a sequential number or a subtitle like any other expansion.

I've heard Flatliners acts like a remake actually. Movie's still supposed to be garbage though. The original was a hit, but it had Julia Roberts coming off Pretty Woman a few months prior. It's a neat concept, but remaking it was just asking for box office trouble.
 

DeathyBoy

Banned
Using the exact same title for a movie that's not really a remake in relation to the movie that came before it is always dumb and annoying, and I have no idea why Hollywood continues to do it. It didn't make any sense with the modern version of The Thing, which was a prequel to the '80s one, and it doesn't make any with Flatliners, which is a sequel. Those crappy "sort of, but not really" reboots aren't anywhere near so important that they need to be remembered by their year of release instead of being given a sequential number or a subtitle like any other expansion.

I fell asleep. Did Kiefer team up with them at all?
 

kswiston

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Worldwide Updates:

Despicable Me 3 - $1.022B
IT - $553M
War for the Planet of the Apes - $481M
Kingsman: The Golden Circle - $193M
The Emoji Movie - $193M
Leap! - $105M
The Lego Ninjago Movie - $58M

IT will pass Transformers 5 worldwide.
 
I have no idea what you're referring to

I've got you, friend

I'ma go from seeing nothing in August and Sept (reading the synopsis for Kingsman lost me entirely) to watchin' 2049 and The Mountain Between Us in the same weekend

If Bronson wants to spend 100 minutes imagining himself as a blushing bride-to-be, stranded on a mountain with the ruggedly handsome Idris Elba, it's his god-given right as an American to do so.

bronson got worked

I'm almost sad that we spoiled it now. You would have been in your seat all excited to see some sweet platonic survival action. Then

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Toa TAK

Banned
I, for one, do not recommend The Mountain Between Us.

It’s weak as both a survival story and romance. >_>

Maybe see it if you like the cast.
 
Worldwide Updates:

Despicable Me 3 - $1.022B
IT - $553M
War for the Planet of the Apes - $481M
Kingsman: The Golden Circle - $193M
The Emoji Movie - $193M
Leap! - $105M
The Lego Ninjago Movie - $58M

IT will pass Transformers 5 worldwide.
Do we have anything on how much WW has?
 

kswiston

Member
Do we have anything on how much WW has?

WB doesn't bother with early estimates of its late run films. We'll get the domestic weekend tomorrow, and a worldwide update on Tuesday. I wouldn't expect much more than $200k domestic and whatever Japan made this weekend though.

Wonder Woman was at $820.6M worldwide as of Thursday domestic and Wednesday overseas.
 
WB doesn't bother with early estimates of its late run films. We'll get the domestic weekend tomorrow, and a worldwide update on Tuesday. I wouldn't expect much more than $200k domestic and whatever Japan made this weekend though.
Any milestones it still has a chance of reaching?
 

kswiston

Member
Any milestones it still has a chance of reaching?

Beating Spider-Man 1 worldwide, and hitting a true 4x opening weekend multiplier domestically. Both are looking like extremely near misses to me.

EDIT: Some of it depends on how Wonder Woman did in Japan this weekend. Wonder Woman did not do all that well in Japan (it was under the previous DCEU films), but we're down to the last $1M to top Spider-Man worldwide.
 

JesseZao

Member
I hope American Made ends up passing It tbh. Tom Cruise needs a win.

Nah. Not with this movie.

I, for one, do not recommend The Mountain Between Us.

It’s weak as both a survival story and romance. >_>

Maybe see it if you like the cast.

That'd be the only reason I'd see it and now I don't think that's worth it. Didn't know it was a Christian romance novel and not a survival story either.
 

Toa TAK

Banned
Nah. Not with this movie.



That'd be the only reason I'd see it and now I don't think that's worth it. Didn't know it was a Christian romance novel and not a survival story either.
It IS?

I knew it was a romance novel but not that kind. Crazy. Didn’t pick up on anything like that in the film unless they removed it as they adapted it.
 

Dysun

Member
Kingsman 2 wasn't as good or interesting as the original, but I'm surprised to see how tepid the response for it is.
 

Plinko

Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
Lego Ninjago movie is a disaster.
 
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