UPDATE SATURDAY: A Weekend Without Major Studio Releases Anime Prequel Crunchyroll Jiu-Jitsu Kaisen 0 provides money for the exhibition. The picture on Friday, including previews, brought in $5.7 million, which many predict will be very solid. $19 million weekends in the 2nd; not far from the $21.2 million that Funimation’s Demon Slayer made at the end of April last year.
Of course, Warner Bros. Batman No. 1, looking forward to the third weekend $36.8 milliondropping a very good 45%, and sending the subtotal to $300.1 million by sunday. Among Warner Bros. third weekends at the box office, Batman is third behind The Dark Knight ($42.6 million) and Wonder Woman ($41.2 million). People love this movie. Another $31 million and The Batman will surpass 2015’s Batman v Superman domestic BO ($330.3 million); another $35 million until he surpasses Aquaman ($335.1 million). Friday for Batman was 10.6 million, down 43% from a week ago.
A24
horror movie A24 X earned $1.77 million yesterday for what looks like #5 in the rankings $4.1M in 2,865 theaters fueled by venues in the Southwest, where nine of the top ten theaters originate. The default is an A24 release type that separates critics and audiences with a 95% certified freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes and 68% on Comscore’s PostTrak audience releases, as well as a low recommendation rate of 45%. The film, directed and written by Ti West, skewed 55% male, 74% aged 18-34 with a diverse demo: 51% Caucasian, 23% Hispanic/Latino, 12% Black, and 14% Asian/Other. Among the wide-ranging releases of A24 during the pandemic, X is lower than the Green Knight, which started at $6.7M (which reached a final domestic total of $17.1M, up 2.6x), and is ahead of 1. Zola had $2 million, but that was about half that. cinemas where H.
“Jujutsu Kaisen 0” Crunchyroll
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 wins both the critics (100%) and the public (93% positive, 81% recommend on PostTrak). Children under 12 also showed excellent results at 100% and 91% of the recommendations. Men showed 60% and 77% between the ages of 18 and 34. Diversity displays were heavy, with 35% Hispanic and Latino, 25% Caucasian, 19% Asian, and 16% Black. Jiu-Jitsu was played by a huge number of people everywhere: about 170 prints exceeded $10,000, and just over 500 theaters earned $5,000 just yesterday. Very strong numbers along the coast in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Seattle. The picture is enhanced by games in 4DX, Dbox and PLF. The prints are subtitled in Japanese and English. Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is the first film released under the newly merged Crunchyroll. Earlier this month, it was announced that Sony Pictures Entertainment had moved all of Funimation’s global group brands under the Crunchyroll banner.
All of this adds up to a total settlement weekend for all films of $90.4M, down 35% from the same 11 weekend in 2019 ($139.8M). Realize that Disney had a second Captain Marvel weekend in this period ($67.9 million), and there were three new wide releases. Perhaps now there is not enough demand, but a product. Spring break began this weekend, with 22% of K-12 schools and 8% of colleges absent yesterday, according to Comscore. It looks like a missed opportunity for the Majors who are holed up. However, everyone was so concerned about Omicron that they delayed the release and marketing costs. Next weekend, Paramount will finally release The Lost City by Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, which I hear is eyeing a $20-30 million premiere.
Directed by Viveka Agnihotri Kashmiri files Zee Studios earned $413,000 from 230 theaters yesterday on its way to $1.6M opening for a cinema for an average of 7 thousand dollars. If you want to know where box office specials live during the pandemic, it’s here with this Hindi movie. The picture is based on a video interview with the first generation of victims of the Kashmiri Pandit genocide in 1990. Booked in 81 markets, The Kashmir Files has big numbers in New York, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle, Austin and Toronto. .
Focus Features has a film by Mark Rylance Outfit yesterday entered the top ten with 530 thousand dollars in 1324 theaters, for which $1.44 million opening with most of this money from the coast. Directed and co-written by Graham Moore, the film follows a skilled tailor who must outsmart a dangerous mob group in order to survive a fateful night. Critics liked the film more than audiences, with 90% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, 75% positive on PostTrak, and 53% recommended. Guy leans towards 53% here, with about 60% over 35 and 38% over 45. Demonstrations of diversity: 53% Caucasian, 20% Hispanic/Latino, 8% Black, and 19% Asian/Other.
Sandra Oh, Sony/Stage 6 horror film Umma watching in 805 theaters 800 thousand dollars start of bad reviews at 21% Rotten and terrible audience ratings at 50% on PostTrak. Women bought tickets for 59%, of which 62% were between the ages of 18 and 34. Demonstrations of diversity were 38% Caucasian, 22% Hispanic and Latino, 17% Black, 19% Asian, and 4% Other.
Weekend Top 10 Chart:
one.) Batman (WB) 4302 (-115) Cinema Fri $10.6M (-43%)/3 days: $36.8M (-45%) Total $300.1 million/Week 3
2.) Jiu-Jitsu Kaisen 0 (Crispy) 2297 theaters, Fri $5.7 million 3 days $19 million/week 1
3.) unknown (Sony) 3700 (-25) cinemas, Fri $2.25 million (-6%)/3 days $8.3 million (-10%)/Total $126.2 million/Week 5
4.) Dog (UAR) 3,307 (-100) theaters, Fri $1.1M (-15%)/3 days $4.3 million (-17%)/Total $54.4 million/Week 5
five.) X (A24) 2865 cinemas, Fri $1.77 million3 days $4.1M/Week 1
6.) Spiderman: No Way Home (Sony) 2585 (-117) theaters, Fri 875 thousand dollars (-10%) / 3 days $3.54 million (-13%)/Total $797.9 million/Week 14
7.) Sing 2 (Uni/Ill) 1838 (-150) theaters, Fri 390 thousand dollars (+15%)/3 days $1.77 million (+10%)/Total: $158.7 million/Week 13
8.) Death on the Nile (Dis) 2050 (-380) theaters, Fri 498 thousand dollars (-25%)/3 days $1.75 million (-27%)/Total $43.6 million/Week 6
nine.) Kashmiri files (See) 230 cinemas, Fri 413 thousand dollars3 days $1.6M/Week 1
10.) Outfit (Foc) 1325 theaters, Fri 530 thousand dollars3 days $1.44 million/Week 1
eleven.) Umma (Sony/Stage 6) 805 locations, Fri $340k, 3 days 800 thousand dollars/Week 1
Crispy roll
FRIDAY: When the big studios go awry, other theatrical distributors falter, and in this case, that means taking advantage of a wide release when the big companies were too scared to do it earlier this year with all the mixed messages from Omicron. Crunchyroll (née Funimation) has an anime movie. Jiu-Jitsu Kaisen 0 who tormented $2.88 million in previews last night from 2003 seats, juice from 158 Imax audiences.
Directed by Park Sunhu, the movie is a prequel to the hit dark fantasy anime by Gege Akutami, which was named Anime of the Year at the 2021 Crunchyroll Anime Awards. Imax, and according to the industry, at least $10 million start for the movie. These anime pictures tend to be heavily loaded, so it’s hard to predict Saturday’s drop. Jujutsu Kaisen 0 has already grossed over $100 million in Japan upon release in late 2021. The film will also hit the UK, New Zealand, Australia and Ireland this weekend. France reopened on Wednesday. Latin America and Germany will leave in the next few weeks.
Back in late April last year, Funimation had a Demon Slayer that made $3.8 million in Thursday previews and then made $9.5 million on Friday, $21.2 million in New Line’s top-grossing Mortal Kombat battle royale. , who won the weekend with $23.2 million.
The anime series Jujutsu Kaisen is based on the best-selling manga published in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump weekly and has sold over 60 million copies in Japan. The series is published in the US by Viz Media. The film follows Yuta Okkotsu, a nervous high school student who enters the mysterious Tokyo Jujutsu High School under Satoru Gojō after being haunted by his childhood friend’s curse.
Trailer ‘X’: Late ’70s Texas Rural Porn Shoot Went Wrong on Tee West’s Horror Picture
“X” A24
A24 also has a horror movie X, which it debuted at SXSW last week and is a big hit in 2,865 theaters rather than a limited run. Written and directed by Tee West, the film follows a group of young filmmakers who make an adult film in rural Texas in 1979, only to be arrested by their elderly owners. 3-4 million dollars. West has already filmed the prequel, as he announced at SXSW. X did last night 440 thousand dollars in 2066 cinemas.
Batman Warner Bros.
Of course, Warner Bros. will be the reigning champion this weekend.” Batmanwhich predicts a fall of about 30% from $66.5 million last weekend in its third round (Figure 1). $46 million). Last night the picture was rated $5 million. -13% compared to Wednesday, bringing the two-week total to $263.2 million. The picture, directed by Matt Reeves, should easily top $300 million by Sunday or, at worst, by Monday.