NORTH AMERICAN OPENING WEEKEND PREDICTIONS:
- The Girl on the Train – Universal – October 7th, 2016 – $18-23 million
- The Accountant – Warner Bros. – October 14th, 2016 – $22-27 million
- Jack Reacher: Never Go Back – Paramount – October 21st, 2016 – $14-18 million
- Inferno – Sony/Columbia – October 28th, 2016 – $25-30 million
- Blair Witch – Lionsgate – September 16th, 2016 – $9 million
- The Magnificent Seven – Sony/Columbia – September 23rd, 2016 – $34 million
- Storks – Warner Bros. – September 23rd, 2016 – $21 million
- Deepwater Horizon – Lionsgate/Summit – September 30th, 2016 – $25-30 million
- Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children – Fox – September 30th, 2016 – $20-30 million
Green means that it made more money than I predicted. Red means that it made less. Blue means that I got the prediction right.
I’m still pretty shocked that Blair Witch didn’t have a better opening weekend. Especially seeing as this has been a strong year for horror. Maybe it should’ve opened closer to Halloween. Not all that surprised that I didn’t get my Magnificent Seven prediction right. I’m not a western guy at this point in my life.
I got my Storks prediction right. I haven’t seen it yet, but I’m always happy when animation makes money. Honestly, I’m a little bit surprised that Deepwater Horizon didn’t make more money than it did. The Peregrine‘s film, on the other hand, was a pretty easy prediction to make.
- Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – $873 million
- Captain America: Civil War – $1,153 billion
- Deadpool – $782 million
- Ghostbusters – $228 million
- Independence Day: Resurgence – $386 million
- Sausage Party – $124 million
- Suicide Squad – $739 million
- Star Trek Beyond – $336 million
- Warcraft – $433 million
- X-Men: Apocalypse – $543 million
The numbers above are based on Box Office Mojo, October 5th 2016.
No new additions this month.
– Jeffrey Rex
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