2024 At The Box Office (1 Viewer)

[Tino]

Chart Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	(1)	Argylle	Universal	$6,500,000	-63%	3,605	n/c	$1,803	$28,814,000	2
2	N	Lisa Frankenstein	Focus Features	$3,800,000		3,144		$1,209	$3,800,000	1
3	(3)	The Beekeeper	Amazon MGM S…	$3,469,404	-34%	3,057	-220	$1,135	$54,734,256	5
4	(2)	The Chosen: Season 4 Episodes 1-3	Fathom Events	$3,153,495	-47%	1,952	-329	$1,616	$12,586,806	2
5	(4)	Wonka	Warner Bros.	$3,125,000	-33%	2,764	-137	$1,131	$205,252,000	9
6	(5)	Migration	Universal	$3,020,000	-28%	2,684	-146	$1,125	$110,149,000	8
7	(7)	Anyone But You	Sony Pictures	$2,700,000	-22%	2,805	+186	$963	$80,124,000	8
8	(6)	Mean Girls	Paramount Pi…	$1,925,000	-50%	2,650	-457	$726	$69,174,000	5
9	(-)	Dune	Warner Bros.	$1,660,000		2,100		$790	$109,987,830	121
10	(8)	American Fiction	Amazon MGM S…	$1,328,948	-45%	1,462	-440	$909	$17,369,430	9
11	(9)	Poor Things	Searchlight …	$1,125,000	-48%	1,300	-650	$865	$30,276,449	10
12	(10)	Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom	Warner Bros.	$1,075,000	-45%	1,363	-379	$789	$122,327,000	8
13	N	Out of Darkness	Bleecker Street	$1,004,855		897		$1,120	$1,004,855	1
14	(11)	Night Swim	Universal	$870,000	-41%	1,362	-338	$639	$30,013,000	6
-	(-)	The Zone of Interest	A24	$773,109	-32%	598	+4	$1,293	$6,000,457	9
-	(12)	The Boys in the Boat	Amazon MGM S…	$724,434	-47%	1,107	-419	$654	$50,926,125	7
-	N	Turning Red	Walt Disney	$535,000		1,560		$343	$535,000	1
-	(-)	The Iron Claw	A24	$345,483	-46%	425	-209	$813	$35,302,251	8
-	(-)	Origin	Neon	$299,744	-56%	348	-283	$861	$4,157,000	10
-	(-)	The Boy and the Heron	GKIDS	$236,141	-47%	265	-129	$891	$45,387,887	10
-	(-)	The Taste of Things	IFC Films	$126,015		3		$42,005	$126,015	14
-	(-)	Trolls Band Together	Universal	$109,520	-48%	221	-72	$496	$102,663,000	13
-	(-)	All of Us Strangers	Searchlight …	$109,000	-53%	95	-55	$1,147	$3,751,696	8
-	(-)	Perfect Days	Neon	$100,237		5		$20,047	$180,066	14
-	(-)	The Book of Clarence	Sony Pictures	$83,000	-61%	190	-41	$437	$6,072,000	5
-	(-)	The Holdovers	Focus Features	$64,965	-64%	270	-292	$241	$19,924,000	16
-	(-)	I.S.S.	Bleecker Street	$56,035	-82%	217	-597	$258	$6,546,978	4
-	(-)	Oppenheimer	Universal	$55,680	-75%	226	-353	$246	$328,899,000	30
-	(-)	Wish	Walt Disney	$44,000	-49%	105	-25	$419	$63,690,254	12
-	(-)	The Sweet East	Utopia	$34,016	+221%	34	+30	$1,000	$227,985	11
-	(-)	Anselm	Janus Films	$20,250	-27%	11	+2	$1,841	$444,045	10
-	(-)	Killers of the Flower Moon	Paramount Pi…	$16,000	-66%	144	-142	$111	$67,815,000	17
-	N	Inheritance to Love	Purdie Distr…	$10,479		20		$524	$10,479	1
-	N	Ennio	Music Box Films	$7,434		1		$7,434	$7,434	1
-	N	Drift	Utopia	$6,000		1		$6,000	$6,000	1
		35		$38,513,244

 

[Tino]

Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	Bob Marley: One Love	Paramount Pi…	$27,700,000		3,539		$7,827	$45,571,000	1
2	N	Madame Web	Sony Pictures	$15,150,000		4,013		$3,775	$23,355,000	1
3	(1)	Argylle	Universal	$4,720,000	-24%	3,647	+42	$1,294	$36,468,000	3
4	(5)	Migration	Universal	$3,750,000	+28%	2,455	-229	$1,527	$114,828,000	9
5	N	The Chosen: Season 4 Episodes 4-6	Fathom Events	$3,443,070		2,228		$1,545	$4,220,036	1
6	(4)	Wonka	Warner Bros.	$3,400,000	+11%	2,347	-417	$1,449	$209,821,000	10
7	(3)	The Beekeeper	Amazon MGM S…	$3,254,000	-4%	2,557	-500	$1,273	$59,896,000	6
8	(7)	Anyone But You	Sony Pictures	$2,415,000	-9%	2,020	-785	$1,196	$84,712,000	9
9	(2)	Lisa Frankenstein	Focus Features	$2,030,000	-45%	3,143	-1	$646	$7,664,000	2
10	N	Land of Bad	The Avenue E…	$1,800,000		1,120		$1,607	$1,800,000	1
11	(8)	Mean Girls	Paramount Pi…	$1,100,000	-43%	1,350	-1,270	$815	$71,040,000	6
12	(10)	American Fiction	Amazon MGM S…	$923,000	-28%	803	-659	$1,149	$18,892,000	10
13	(11)	Poor Things	Searchlight …	$873,000	-22%	680	-610	$1,284	$31,806,024	11
14	N	2024 Oscar Shorts	ShortsHD	$765,000		375		$2,040	$765,000	1
15	(12)	Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom	Warner Bros.	$750,000	-30%	856	-507	$876	$123,486,000	9
-	(14)	Night Swim	Universal	$740,000	-17%	981	-381	$754	$31,198,000	7
-	(-)	The Taste of Things	IFC Films	$600,658	+362%	505	+502	$1,189	$1,059,681	15
-	(-)	The Boys in the Boat	Amazon MGM S…	$483,000	-29%	586	-521	$824	$51,783,000	8
-	(-)	The Zone of Interest	A24	$473,535	-32%	443	-155	$1,069	$6,757,548	10
-	(13)	Out of Darkness	Bleecker Street	$348,229	-64%	865	-32	$403	$1,729,517	2
-	(-)	Turning Red	Walt Disney	$301,000	-48%	1,560	n/c	$193	$1,111,341	2
-	(-)	Perfect Days	Neon	$236,000	+134%	34	+28	$6,941	$475,060	15
-	(-)	Trolls Band Together	Universal	$116,000	n/c	158	-63	$734	$102,823,000	14
-	(-)	Origin	Neon	$113,250	-59%	127	-221	$892	$4,372,975	11
-	(-)	The Iron Claw	A24	$106,420	-63%	146	-279	$729	$35,502,304	9
-	(-)	All of Us Strangers	Searchlight …	$60,000	-46%	50	-45	$1,200	$3,876,637	9
-	(-)	Wish	Walt Disney	$52,000	-3%	75	-30	$693	$63,768,041	13
-	(-)	The Holdovers	Focus Features	$42,000	-36%	270	n/c	$156	$20,004,000	17
-	N	God & Country: The Rise Of Christian Nationalism	Oscilloscope…	$40,115		85		$472	$40,115	1
-	(-)	Oppenheimer	Universal	$32,000	-43%	159	-67	$201	$328,959,000	31
-	N	Altered Reality	K Street Pic…	$17,200		112		$154	$17,200	1
-	(-)	Anselm	Janus Films	$11,250	-44%	12	+1	$938	$466,621	11
-	(-)	Ennio	Music Box Films	$5,162	-32%	3	+2	$1,721	$17,222	2
		33		$75,850,889

 

[Malcolm R]

Interesting that both Migration and Wonka had double-digit increases while also dropping several hundred screens.

 

[Josh Steinberg]

It’s the beginning of school vacation in many parts of the country so I think that’s parents going with their newly free children.

 

[Jake Lipson]

Schools will all be out on Monday for President's Day, so the Monday grosses on the family-friendly films will probably get a boost over a normal weekday. There was no new release this weekend specifically aiming for families, so Migration and Wonka are the beneficiaries.

 

[Malcolm R]

Schools will all be out on Monday for President's Day,

Not around here. I never had PD as a holiday when I was in school and most of the schools around here still don't.

 

[TravisR]

Not around here. I never had PD as a holiday when I was in school and most of the schools around here still don't.

School days haven't been an issue for me for a couple of decades now but I thought President's Day was a federal holiday and that all public schools were off? There's definitely no mail today.

 

[Colin Jacobson]

School days haven't been an issue for me for a couple of decades now but I thought President's Day was a federal holiday and that all public schools were off? There's definitely no mail today.

It is a federal holiday, but not all school systems follow those.

Mine does but we don't get Columbus Day or Veterans Day.

 

[Malcolm R]

School days haven't been an issue for me for a couple of decades now but I thought President's Day was a federal holiday and that all public schools were off? There's definitely no mail today.

It's another day where government employees get paid to do nothing, but most of us riff-raff still have to work (and their kids have to go to school).

 

[Robert Crawford]

Let's get back to box office discussion!

 

[Tino]

Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	(1)	Bob Marley: One Love	Paramount Pi…	$13,500,000	-53%	3,597	+58	$3,753	$71,189,000	2
2	N	Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba—To the Hashira T…	Crunchyroll	$11,575,000		1,949		$5,939	$11,575,000	1
3	N	Ordinary Angels	Lionsgate	$6,500,000		3,020		$2,152	$6,500,000	1
4	(2)	Madame Web	Sony Pictures	$6,000,000	-61%	4,013	n/c	$1,495	$35,446,000	2
5	(4)	Migration	Universal	$3,000,000	-22%	2,434	-21	$1,233	$120,446,000	10
6	(3)	Argylle	Universal	$2,800,000	-43%	3,060	-587	$915	$41,692,000	4
7	(6)	Wonka	Warner Bros.	$2,535,000	-28%	2,203	-144	$1,151	$214,547,000	11
8	N	Drive-Away Dolls	Focus Features	$2,400,000		2,280		$1,053	$2,400,000	1
9	(7)	The Beekeeper	Amazon MGM S…	$1,962,113	-39%	2,157	-400	$910	$63,144,546	7
10	(5)	The Chosen: Season 4 Episodes 4-6	Fathom Events	$1,825,115	-49%	2,079	-149	$878	$7,899,127	2
11	(8)	Anyone But You	Sony Pictures	$1,260,000	-48%	1,455	-565	$866	$87,005,000	10
12	(10)	Land of Bad	The Avenue E…	$984,000	-47%	1,317	+197	$747	$3,596,155	2
-	(-)	Perfect Days	Neon	$653,000	+152%	34	n/c	$19,206	$1,328,749	16
-	(9)	Lisa Frankenstein	Focus Features	$600,000	-71%	1,366	-1,777	$439	$9,354,000	3
-	(11)	Mean Girls	Paramount Pi…	$450,000	-61%	728	-622	$618	$72,133,000	7
-	(-)	Night Swim	Universal	$430,000	-42%	571	-410	$753	$31,893,000	8
-	(-)	Les Misérables	Universal	$337,000		162		$2,080	$149,147,000	583
-	N	Stopmotion	IFC Films	$330,398		384		$860	$330,398	1
-	(-)	The Taste of Things	IFC Films	$325,255	-50%	357	-148	$911	$1,803,129	16
-	(-)	The Zone of Interest	A24	$296,136	-42%	371	-72	$798	$7,436,481	11
-	(-)	Origin	Neon	$83,000	-43%	127	n/c	$654	$4,591,995	12
-	(-)	Trolls Band Together	Universal	$75,000	-35%	145	-14	$517	$102,974,000	15
-	(-)	The Iron Claw	A24	$43,112	-61%	72	-74	$599	$35,611,828	10
-	(-)	Wish	Walt Disney	$39,000	-34%	70	-5	$557	$63,863,169	14
-	(-)	The Holdovers	Focus Features	$35,000	-25%	226	+58	$155	$20,082,000	18
-	(-)	Oppenheimer	Universal	$35,000	+1%	200	+41	$175	$329,018,000	32
-	(-)	All of Us Strangers	Searchlight …	$27,000	-61%	25	-25	$1,080	$3,964,960	10
-	N	About Dry Grasses	Janus Films	$14,400		3		$4,800	$14,400	1
-	N	Golden Years	Music Box Films	$6,734		4		$1,684	$6,734	1
-	(-)	Ennio	Music Box Films	$3,763	-29%	2	-1	$1,882	$26,229	3
		30		$58,125,026

 

[Colin Jacobson]

Hollywood desperately needs "Dune 2" to do well to break this streak of crummy weeks.

 

[Jake Lipson]

I remember reading something about theater owners being understandably disappointed that WB took Dune out of November because they were hoping it would boost that period. Now, they might actually be happier it was held back because the box office is in even worse position and needs a jolt. If Dune had stayed in November and been played out by now, what would wake things up now?

Delaying Drive-Away Dolls from September to February because of the strike doesn't seem to have made much difference to its box office fortunes. I don't think it could have done much worse in September than the $2.4 million it is estimated to have done now. That's too bad -- I liked the movie -- but it clearly isn't connecting.

 

[darkrock17]

Dune 2 will make it to #1 next weekend so that everyone can at least get on of those viral popcorn containers and undoubtedly injured themselves as well.

 

[Wayne_j]

Delaying Drive-Away Dolls from September to February because of the strike doesn't seem to have made much difference to its box office fortunes. I don't think it could have done much worse in September than the $2.4 million it is estimated to have done now. That's too bad -- I liked the movie -- but it clearly isn't connecting.

Last week I was in a theater where someone was questioning why they were showing a trailer for a movie that says it is coming out in September (The trailer still had the old date in it). I had to explain that it was supposed to come out this past September but was delayed because of the strikes and it was really coming out soon.

It wouldn't shock me if the audience for it didn't even know it was coming out and was confused because of old trailers.

 

[Jake Lipson]

It wouldn't shock me if the audience for it didn't even know it was coming out and was confused because of old trailers.

That's interesting that you had that experience. I saw the first trailer one time last year back when it was still scheduled for September and then not since. A few weeks ago, I started to wonder if it was actually going to be released in February or if they would kick it down the road again. There is a very spoilery second trailer that was posted a few weeks ago, but it might have been too little too late. You'd think changing the date on the original teaser shouldn't be that hard. Honestly, it kind of feels like Focus just stopped trying to market this film.

 

[Keith Cobby]

Unlike last year when there were several interesting new films and reruns, this year looks very sparse.

 

[Colin Jacobson]

Unlike last year when there were several interesting new films and reruns, this year looks very sparse.

I think the strikes continue to badly damage 2024.

 

[Malcolm R]

Thursday previews at $12 million for Dune 2

Box Office: ‘Dune: Part Two’ Makes $12 Million in Previews, More Than Twice as Much as ‘Part One’

'Dune 2' has made $12 million at the box office in Thursday previews.

variety.com

 

[benbess]

If D2 ends up making almost double the amount of the first, then it seems like we'll probably get D3 at some point—although maybe several years from now to let the actors age in the roles. Dune Messiah starts about a dozen years after the events of the first novel.