Nearly 22 years to the day after Steven Spielberg’s dino adventure Jurassic Park invaded theaters in the summer of 1993, Colin Trevorrow’s reboot Jurassic World should rule the box office when it opens Friday. It’s the fourth entry in the franchise, but the first in fourteen years and there’s been proper time for nostalgia to increase, while still allowing young viewers to want to flock and see the cool prehistoric creatures wreaking havoc. Chris Pratt, who headlined 2014’s largest summer blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy, stars with Bryce Dallas Howard and Vincent D’Onofrio supporting.
When the original Jurassic opened, its $47 million opening weekend take marked the biggest domestic debut of all time. It now ranks 197th. Jurassic World looks to easily double and threaten to triple what came before it over two decades ago. The pic looks to have the third highest domestic debut weekend of 2015, behind Avengers: Age of Ultron and Furious 7.
As I see it, this should pretty easily top $100 million out of the gate. It is the only wide release next weekend as competitors steered clear. The question is – by how much? I look for Jurassic World to flirt with $125M but fall just a bit under it for a rock solid premiere.
Jurassic World opening weekend prediction: $123.5 million
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I wouldn’t even try to predict the numbers at the box office
the loyal fans of the franchise, will show those real numbers when the films released.
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I did a similar post on my blog a few months ago. I predicted slightly less than you are saying. I reckon it’ll open around the $100-110 mark and stay solid.
Will be interesting to see. I actually think it could over perform my prediction or do what you’re predicting. Very wide range of possibility
the movies opening has really surpassed many critics predictions , that’s why i wouldn’t even guess, this one seems to be the biggest movie for this summer, so far.