X-MEN: FIRST CLASS
Domestic Earnings --
Weekend (Fri-Sun): $55,101,604
Weekday (Mon-Thur): $18,792,745
Total Week 1: $73,894,349
Predictions --
Weekend: $21-25 Million
Weekday: $15-20 Million
Total Week 2: $36-45 Million
Totals --
Domestic US: $73,894,349
International: $$74,586,046
Worldwide: $148,480,395
Ranking Among Highest Earning Marvel Films (Out of 24) --
Domestic US: 18th
International: 18th
Worldwide: 18th
First Class has reached 18th place across the board. After this weekend, it could easily jump up to 16th or higher (again, across the board), beating out "Daredevil" and the "Blade" movies.
Rank Among All Comic Book Adaptations Since 1978 --
Domestic: 45th
THOR
Domestic Earnings --
Weekend (Fri-Sun): $4,250,044
Weekday (Mon-Thur): $2,106,560
Total Week 5: $6,356,604
Predictions --
Weekend: $2-3 Million
Weekday: $1-2 Million
Total Week 6: $3-5 Million
Totals --
Domestic US: $171,229,508
International: $$258,000,000
Worldwide: $429,229,508
Rank Among Highest Earning Marvel Films (Out of 24) --
Domestic US: 9th
International: 6th
Worldwide: 7th
No changes were made this week.
The film is just $8.7m away from topping "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" on the domestic chart, but whether it meets that goal at all comes down to the week-to-week rate of decline. If it can hold on to enough business to manage another $6 million by the end of week 8, I think it has a shot. But anything less than that, and the odds drop dramatically.
Rank Among All Comic Book Adaptations Since 1978 --
Domestic: 17th
PRIEST
Domestic Earnings --
Weekend (Fri-Sun):$376,365
Weekday (Mon-Thur): $198,131
Total Week 4: $575,496
I'll skip the predictions this week -- Priest appears to have closed in the US on Thursday. I'll post a special update on Monday if that's not the case.
Totals --
Domestic US: $28,912,708
International: $42,131,231
Worldwide: $71,043,939
Rank Among All Comic Book Adaptations Since 1978 --
Domestic: 70th (Down from 69th)
Its number got knocked back down to 70 after X-Men leapt past it. With the film supposedly closing in the US, expect to get knocked further down twice more this summer.
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