Just like they did 22 summers ago, the dinosaurs shall rule the box office this weekend as Jurassic World should easily dominate. The fourth entry in the franchise looks to score the third best opening weekend of 2015 (following Avengers: Age of Ultron and Furious 7). You can peruse my detailed prediction post on it here:
https://toddmthatcher.com/2015/06/05/jurassic-world-box-office-prediction/
With Jurassic being the only new film in release, that leaves holdovers. Current champ Spy should have the smallest decline while Insidious: Chapter 3 is likely to suffer the largest, as horror pics usually do.
And with that, my top five predictions for the weekend:
1. Jurassic World
Predicted Gross: $123.5 million
2. Spy
Predicted Gross: $19.7 million (representing a drop of 32%)
3. San Andreas
Predicted Gross: $12.6 million (representing a drop of 51%)
4. Insidious: Chapter 3
Predicted Gross: $8.9 million (representing a drop of 61%)
5. Entourage
Predicted Gross: $5.7 million (representing a drop of 45%)
Box Office Results (June 5-7)
As expected, the critically acclaimed Melissa McCarthy comedy Spy debuted at #1. However, its $29 million take did not match the openings of her 2013 efforts Identity Thief or The Heat and didn’t come close to my $42.1M prediction. This is still a solid opening for McCarthy and it should suffer smallish declines in coming weekends.
San Andreas dropped to second with $25.8 million, just above my $24.3M projection. The hit disaster thriller has amassed $98.4M in its two weeks of release.
Insidious: Chapter 3 couldn’t come close to what part 2 accomplished, but it still managed a commendable $22.6 million, under my $26M estimate. As mentioned above, look for it to fade fast, however.
The film version of HBO’s Entourage had a muted opening with $10.2 million, just below my $11.2M prediction. The five-day gross of $17.6 million (it opened on Wednesday) did just manage to outpace my $16.5M projection.
I incorrectly had Pitch Perfect 2 at fifth with an estimate of $8.4 million, but it was sixth with my $7.5M (its total stands at $160.8M). Mad Max: Fury Road ended up taking the five spot with $7.8 million to bring its cume to $130.6M.
And that’s all for now, folks! Until next time…
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You are right on with your predictions. Insidious 3 might be a little higher and be in the top 3 but I may be wrong. I hated the first one and had no desire to see the other 2.