The Flash Is Crashing to $72M+ 4-day Opening - Friday Release Update:
Andy Muschietti's film The Flash from Warner Bros' DC Make $26M+ on its Opening Friday, Which Will Flex a 3-day Around $64M+, And Round to $72M+ in 4-day at 4,234 theaters. The Film is Still Open, though one thing about last night was how male-heavy was at around 72%. These numbers are a bit surprising given that here is where deep universe superhero movie box office premieres take place when a franchise is starting.
Second place at 4,035 is Disney/Pixar's Elemental with $11M+ today, a 3day of $33M and 4day $36M. yep, let's hope it performs better.
Disney's The Little Mermaid at 3,480 theaters is anticipating a fourth Friday of $4 million, a third day of $13.1 Million (-43%), a fourth day of $15.3 Million, and a running total by Monday of $257.2 Million.
The good news is that holdovers are still going strong, with six films alone currently grossing $168 million over the weekend ($184.4 million during the four-day Juneteenth holiday). Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse from Sony Animation, which has 3,873 theatres booked, is projected to gross $8.4 million on the third Friday, $28.9 million on third weekend, -48%, $34.3 million on day four, and $286.8 million overall by Monday. This is 14% more than the first Tom Holland film, Spider-Man: Homecoming, which finished at $334.2 million.
According to industry projections, Lionsgate's The Blackening is aiming for $2.3M today (including $900K previews), $5.5M over three days, and $6.3M over four days at 1,775 theatres. On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie has an audience score of 81% and a critical score of 84% that is certified fresh.
This weekend, The Flash may very well follow that box office trend. Venom's $10M in previews represented 31% of its $32.5M Friday/previews total, with a 19% decline on Saturday of $26.3M and a final $21.3M on Sunday.
In general, 47% of men over 25 (78% grade), 29% of men under 25, (73% grade), 17% of women over 25, (76%) and 7% of women under 25, (78%), watched The Flash. The diversity demos were 35% Caucasian, 32% Hispanic and Latino, 20% Black, and 9% Asian. Hispanic and Latino viewers gave the Andy Muschietti-directed film their highest rating of 87 percent. 78% of boys under 12 were present.
The Flash Worldwide Collectiions is hoping to make a history in DC Movies, Hoping to do well.
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