Marcus misses the first two balls, then is distracted by a large meteor in the sky. Beau and Evelyn wish Marcus good luck as he goes up to bat.
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After this Emmett asks Regan how to say 'Dive' and she signals a diving motion with her hands in American Sign Language. As he runs to the final base the crowd and Emmett are shouting 'dive!' as the fielders are close. Emmett's eldest son bats the ball and makes a home run. Lee sits next to Regan (his eldest child, and only daughter, who is deaf) on the stalls and says hi to his friend Emmett (Cillian Murphy), who is sat behind them with his youngest son. The Abbott family are there to watch a baseball game in which eldest son Marcus is playing. Lee then walks through the street to a park where his wife, Evelyn (Emily Blunt), is pushing youngest son Beau on a swing. The shop keeper is watching the news, where an extraordinary bomb in China is being reported.
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Still, besting modest expectations for a holiday weekend is a major plus and chances today for theater survival are better than they were a week ago.Day 1 Lee Abbott (John Krasanski) drives into a town and goes to a store to buy oranges. For exhibitors, it means those films that do make it to theaters will need even better performances to make up the shortfall.īeware of overhype and premature declarations that all is well it’s early days yet. Strong programming on rival platforms challenge theatrical releases and it decreases the number of films in theaters. Amazon will be in a stronger position with with its MGM acquisition. Over the last year, we’ve seen multiple anticipated theatrical releases sold to streamers at a profit. Universal’s Peacock started in July, and Paramount+ in March 2021. HBO Max launched two months later, in May. In March 2020, Disney+ was four months old. Today, that puts theaters in the challenging position of not only proving that they’re a good choice, but they’re also the best one. When studios moved into alternative platforms early in the pandemic, it was an opportunistic acceleration of long-term strategies. (As a point of comparison, it took approximately 2.9 million ticket buyers for Disney to earn that $14 million.) HBO Max WarnerMedia Theaters must battle corporate preference
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However, with “Cruella” available at home for $29.99 - a sum that Disney collects in full - it would take 667,000 rentals, which represents less than 2 percent of Disney+ subscribers in the U.S., to make up the difference. Head to head, that represents a $20 million shortfall for Disney.
Figure that with PVOD play, Disney gets less for “Cruella” - perhaps 47.5 percent, or $14 million. Paramount might see a 55 percent return from theaters so far, or $34 million. But which studio took home the bigger paycheck?
Over five days, “Quiet Place II” grossed more than twice as much as “Cruella,” which was also available at home for DIsney+ subscribers willing to pay a premium. It’s clear that the box office alone is not enough to determine a studio’s actual results. “Cruella” Laurie Sparham/Disney Did “Cruella” make more money this weekend? “Demon Slayer” has been a sleeper surprise, but has barely more than doubled its $21 million debut. “Mortal Kombat” opened to $23 million, but has made only $18 million more since. Kong,” which opened Wednesday March 24, has only just doubled its initial five days. Most recently, family films (“The Croods: A New Age,” “Raya and the Last Dragon”) and some lower-budget genre titles (“Nobody”) have fared best, including those with same-day or early home viewing. But as the sequel to a critically acclaimed sleeper hit, a stronger performance would be expected - especially with the benefit of an additional day.įor films with above-average openings, 2.5 to 3 times opening weekend is a good run. “A Quiet Place Part II,” with the help of a holiday weekend, improved 14 percent over the initial film’s total. ‘Fast X’ Opening Meets Box-Office Expectations, but at What Cost?
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