This includes a first place, $5.2 million on 1,301 screens in the U.K. Internationally, the film started with $18.1 million in 63 markets. This hopefully isn’t a sign that the overall box office is unhealthy, but just a sign that WB has pushed the franchise too much too soon. Its reviews are 84% positive, while it managed an A minus from CinemaScore, so it really should have done better than this. That said, it is estimated to only manage $34.4 million over the weekend, which is about 40% lower than expectations and almost exactly 50% lower than the first film opened with.
#The prodigy 2019 movie
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part reportedly cost $99 million to make and it will earn that much domestically, so it will very likely make a profit and Warner Bros. Weekend Estimates: Lego Tops Chart, but Fails to Match the Original
If we go by ticket sales, we have to look all the way back to 1999 to find a slower start to the year. Year-to-date, 2019 has pulled in $1.01 billion however, this is still 15% lower than last year’s pace and the slowest pace since 2011, in terms of raw dollars.
Additionally, $112 million is still 20% lower than the same weekend last year. However, last weekend was the worst weekend at the box office in more than a year. Granted, the box office did climb by 55% from last weekend to $112 million. The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part missed expectations over the weekend, leading to yet another disappointing overall performance at the box office. Weekend Wrap-up: 2019 Continues its Slump Hell, it will need to turn things around soon if it wants any chance to avoid a worst-in-a-decade end result. 2019 will need to turn things around soon if it wants any chance of completing a comeback. On the negative side, as of the end of business on Monday, 2019 was behind 2018’s pace by a margin of over $350 million or nearly 23%. On the positive side, that was the weekend Black Panther debuted, so we knew a drop-off like this was to be expected. Overall, the box office rose 8.4% from last weekend, but plummet 57% from the same weekend last year. Isn’t It Romantic matched expectations nearly perfectly, while Happy Death Day 2U struggled, but should still break even, eventually. Alita: Battle Angel topped all but the most bullish expectations with $42.25 million from Thursday through Sunday. The weekend wasn’t as bad as it could have been, at least not at the top. Weekend Wrap-Up: Alita Battles Disbelievers and Wins It is too close to call, so I’m declaring a three-way tie. There are three contenders for Pick of the Week: Better Call Saul: Season 4, The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part on 4K Ultra HD, and My Hero Academia: Season Three, Part One. It is yet another slow week on the home market with very few first-run releases of note.
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