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by Nathaniel R
Weekend Box Office (Jan 12th-14th)
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W I D E
800+ screens
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L I M I T E D
excluding prev. wide
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1. Jumanji $27 on 3849 screens (cum. $283.1)
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1.🔺 I Tonya $3.3 on 517 screens (cum. $10) REVIEW |
| 2. 🔺 The Post $18.6 on 2819 screens (cum. $23) REVIEW | OSCAR KICK-OFF |
2.🔺 Phantom Thread $1.1 on 62 screens (cum. $2.2) HARRIET'S CAMEO |
3. 🔺 The Commuter $13.4 on 2892 screens
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3. 🔺 Call Me By... $715k on 174 screens (cum. $7.2) REVIEWISH | SCREENPLAY | SEX
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4. Insidious: The Last Key $12.1 on 3150 screens (cum. $48.3)
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4. Hostiles $276k on 42 screens (cum. $821k) |
5. The Greatest Showman $11.8 on 2938 screens (cum. $94.5) REVIEW | ZAC
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5.🔺 Condorita: La Pelicula $236k on 153 screens |
Support for Steven Spielberg's inspirational newspaper drama The Post within awards season has been a hysterical rollercoaster. Pundits were all "it's winning everything" as the rollercoaster climbed to its peak. On the descent they're screaming "lost everything!" (GLOBES, CRITICS CHOICE) or "wasn't even nominated!" (SAG, BAFTA). But now that the public is on the ride with the press perhaps we begin to climb again towards another adrenaline rush. Whether the descent is thrilling or terrifying this time will depend on your feelings about The Post and how many Oscar nominations it gets. Streep and Hanks and Spielberg all remain bankable so the film will do fine in theaters but will Academy voters bite after the whiplash we saw during the precursors? [More charts and thoughts are after the jump...]
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