Theater Averages: History is Being Written
January 24, 2019
Who Will Write Our History topped the theater average chart with $13,390 in its lone theater. One could also argue Dragon Ball Super: Broly was the true leader on this chart. Because the film played in a different number of theaters each day over the weekend, it is hard to come up with a real theater average for the weekend. Taking the average of the daily averages gets us $13,643, which would be number one of the weekend. Using the maximum theater count still gets us an average of $7,870, which is still amazing. The only other film in the $10,000 club was the overall box office leader, Glass, with an average of $10,500.
The next best new limited release was What is Democracy with $6,284 in one theater. The Heiress was playing in two theaters earning an average of $5,652. An Acceptable Loss is playing on VOD, so its opening weekend of $3,447 in one theater is actually rather good. On the other hand, Canal Street missed the Mendoza Line earning an average of just $1,483 in 73 theaters.
This past week also saw milestones reached for a few Per Theater Chart alumni:
Weekend Box Office Results
Filed under: Theater Averages, Glass, An Acceptable Loss, If Beale Street Could Talk, On the Basis of Sex, Green Book, Manbiki kazoku, Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Las Herederas, Who Will Write Our History, Canal Street, Uri: The Surgical Strike, What is Democracy