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Daily Box Office Report
Monday, November 12, 2018




By Daniel Garris

Universal and Illumination’s Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch led the Veterans Day holiday box office on Monday with a strong $10.666 million. Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch was down 50.4 percent form Sunday and has led the daily box office for four consecutive days. The Veterans Day holiday provided a big boost to the box office in general on Monday, especially to films with family appeal. The four-day start for Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch stands at a terrific $78.238 million. That is towards the higher end of expectations and places the film 6.2 percent ahead of the $73.703 million four-day haul of 2012’s Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax. With a relatively modest production budget for a high-profile computer animated film, Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch represents another strong performer for Illumination.

Fox’s Bohemian Rhapsody claimed second place with $4.420 million. That represented a 54.2 percent decrease from Sunday and a 0.8 percent increase over last Monday’s performance. Bohemian Rhapsody continues to exceed expectations with an impressive eleven-day gross of $104.782 million. The film is running 7.4 percent ahead of the $97.539 million grossed by A Star is Born after eleven days of release.

Disney’s The Nutcracker and the Four Realms took third with $1.702 million. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms was down just 47.9 percent from Sunday and up a strong 54.9 percent over last Monday. The eleven-day total for The Nutcracker and the Four Realms stands at $37.481 million, which places the film an underwhelming 28.4 percent behind the $52.359 million eleven-day take of Disney’s Christopher Robin earlier this year.

Paramount’s Overlord followed in fourth place with $1.280 million. Overlord declined 52.6 percent from Sunday’s performance. The four-day start for Overlord stands at $11.482 million, which is right in line with pre-release expectations.

Warner’s A Star is Born rounded out the day’s top five with $1.212 million. A Star is Born continues to display terrific holding power, as the film was down 48.6 percent from Sunday and up 20.3 percent over last Monday. A Star is Born has grossed $179.328 million after 39 days of wide release.

Sony and MGM’s The Girl in the Spider’s Web finished in sixth for the day with $950,262. That represented a 50.7 percent decrease from Sunday. The Girl in the Spider’s Web has grossed a soft $8.760 million in four days, which is a bit below the film’s already modest expectations.







Daily domestic box office results for Monday, November 12, 2018.

Film (Distributor) Daily
Gross
Theatre
Count
Per-Thea.
Average
%Change
Yesterday
%Change
Last Mon.
Total
Gross
TG to OW
Ratio
Week
1 Dr. Seuss' The Grinch
(Universal)
$10,665,595 4,141 $2,576 -50.4% N/A $78,238,450 1.158 1
2 Bohemian Rhapsody
(Fox)
$4,420,001 4,000 $1,105 -54.2% +0.8% $104,782,117 2.052 2
3 The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
(Disney)
$1,702,309 3,766 $452 -47.9% +54.9% $37,480,712 1.842 2
4 Overlord
(Paramount)
$1,279,581 2,859 $448 -52.6% N/A $11,481,689 1.125 1
5 A Star is Born
(Warner Bros.)
$1,212,169 2,848 $426 -48.6% +20.3% $179,327,720 4.179 6
6 The Girl in the Spider's Web
(Sony / Columbia / MGM)
$950,262 2,929 $324 -50.7% N/A $8,760,374 1.122 1
7 Nobody's Fool
(Paramount)
$846,115 2,468 $343 -54.7% -7.0% $25,218,465 1.835 2
8 Venom
(Sony / Columbia)
$811,354 2,351 $345 -45.2% +33.4% $207,110,335 2.581 6
9 Halloween
(Universal)
$462,145 2,717 $170 -57.4% -35.7% $157,430,875 2.065 4
10 Smallfoot
(Warner Bros.)
$396,208 1,318 $301 -21.2% +55.8% $80,705,863 3.502 7
11 The Hate U Give
(Fox)
$352,142 1,108 $318 -41.3% +30.2% $27,039,388 3.557 6
12 Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween
(Sony / Columbia)
$231,827 1,519 $153 -22.9% +6.4% $46,099,649 2.917 5
13 Can You Ever Forgive Me?
(Fox Searchlight)
$200,024 391 $512 -50.6% +124.2% $3,777,423 2.619 4
14 First Man
(Universal / DreamWorks)
$144,610 815 $177 -44.1% -27.4% $43,875,375 2.741 5
15 Free Solo
(National Geographic / Greenwich)
$127,421 266 $479 -46.6% +14.2% $8,231,290 7.180 7
16 Hunter Killer
(Lionsgate / Summit Premiere)
$126,560 957 $132 -39.7% -63.2% $15,328,941 2.304 3
17 Night School
(Universal)
$114,165 717 $159 -55.7% -28.2% $76,111,170 2.792 7
18 Boy Erased
(Focus)
$108,471 77 $1,409 -53.8% +406.2% $1,139,808 1.503 2
19 Mid90s
(A24)
$78,450 340 $231 -38.4% -50.5% $6,897,446 2.314 4
20 The Old Man & the Gun
(Fox Searchlight)
$71,315 395 $181 -43.8% -49.1% $10,289,361 4.821 7
21 Johnny English Strikes Again
(Universal)
$62,515 191 $327 -47.3% -18.7% $4,053,785 2.473 3
22 The House with a Clock in Its Walls
(Universal / Amblin)
$50,045 281 $178 -40.5% +44.9% $67,862,820 2.550 8
23 Crazy Rich Asians
(Warner Bros.)
$32,768 222 $148 -50.3% +74.7% $173,550,440 6.547 13
24 A Private War
(Aviron Pictures)
$31,925 38 $840 -44.0% +730.7% $310,953 1.582 2
25 Indivisible
(Pure Flix)
$26,375 202 $131 -44.8% -65.8% $3,398,882 2.261 3
26 Incredibles 2
(Disney)
$24,454 140 $175 -37.3% +149.4% $608,300,732 3.330 22
27 Colette
(Bleecker Street)
$16,049 81 $198 -47.5% -20.4% $4,979,733 4.981 8
28 Bad Times at the El Royale
(Fox)
$15,602 124 $126 -46.7% -51.0% $17,713,078 2.483 5
29 Disney's Christopher Robin
(Disney)
$12,697 122 $104 -33.1% +58.5% $99,126,667 4.032 15
30 A Simple Favor
(Lionsgate)
$10,409 127 $82 -49.5% +50.1% $53,474,688 3.340 9
31 The Nun
(Warner / New Line)
$7,826 128 $61 -57.8% -22.3% $117,387,575 2.182 10
32 The Sisters Brothers
(Annapurna Pictures)
$6,609 104 $64 -17.1% -24.1% $3,079,833 4.063 8
33 The Front Runner
(Sony / Columbia)
$6,282 4 $1,571 -55.9% N/A $78,024 1.514 1
34 What They Had
(Bleecker Street)
$5,671 53 $107 -47.3% -9.4% $228,880 3.782 4
35 The Predator
(Fox)
$2,553 43 $59 -55.1% +15.2% $51,001,357 2.071 9
36 Operation Finale
(MGM)
$50 4 $13 -69.1% -60.9% $17,611,990 2.924 11

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