You can't compare Tron: Legacy to The Golden Compass. Tron: Legacy has Legs. MANY other movies, even new releases, don't. That includes The Golden Compass.

Sanctum opens today in IMAX 3D all over, except anywhere in BC. TRON Legacy is still selling well enough that Sanctum is only being shown in REAL3D.

Pwned.

Daft Tron Wrote: simbeau Wrote:Sanctum opens today in IMAX 3D all over, except anywhere in BC. TRON Legacy is still selling well enough that Sanctum is only being shown in REAL3D. Pwned. never heard of the film

Some guy named James Cameron is the executive producer...pssh who's he? Sanctum looks dumb, it'll probably fizzle out.

Not good, TRON dropped below top 15 an friday estimate counts. So it might end in week 8 in the US.

I hope you are right but I'm not sure if Legacy will have legs in the next weeks.
On this friday, it dropped behind Fockers, Tangled and Yogi Bear again. o_O

Beside, it is interesting to see how good True Grit runs and how long it keeps in Top10.
This should have been TRONs run if you ask me!

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AriesT Wrote:I hope you are right but I'm not sure if Legacy will have legs in the next weeks. On this friday, it dropped behind Fockers, Tangled and Yogi Bear again. o_O

It had a slight rebound with weekend estimates and was number 15 above Little Fockers. As for Yogi and Tangled staying on top of it, that's not too surprising as they are family films and they don't have much competition at the cinema right now. In fact, there are exactly zero new family films out, whereas Tron has a lot of movies out that are competition with the crowd that's expected to see it.

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Is Tron still playing at the first theaters in your areas. I noticed its screen count is low so I wonder if this is transition week where it has left some first tun theaters but not moved onto the second run theaters yet.

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At the theater I usually go to: yes, and only in 3D (although I could've sworn I checked last week and it was only the regular and they had dropped the 3D. Maybe they're switching back and forth). At another we sometimes go to--yes, and only in 3D (no idea if the regular one was ever there or not).

390 million.

TRON did not open in France yet and this country is as strong as Germany in box office sales.
Count foreign box office + 12 for Germany and +12 for France.

Wait, its in 2nd run theatres already? What the f***?
Can't they wait for the Super Bowl box office bump?

AriesT Wrote:Maybe Tron just opened during the wrong season. It could have worked better if Disney released it as a late summer blockbuster. Which was easy this year because Inception started in July and then there was no big movie in August and September beside The Expandables, which had a completely different audience than TRON has. You never know in advance... Let's hope Disney improves storytelling (the story was good, the telling was bad) and release policy - then TRON 3 should run even better and be more profitable.

I actually think Christmas was a smart move on their part. If you open during the summer, if something doesn't take right away, it's gone in three weeks. There's a good chance it would have gotten lost in the shuffle, even if you open in, say, late July. There's more turnover of screens, with big releases almost every week.

Opening as they did, it ensured at least three weeks of good business instead of crossing fingers for a $70m opening weekend and hoping for word of mouth. Look at the original Tron: opened smack-dab in the middle of July, and made the 1982 equivalent of Prince of Persia numbers. I know it's not a direct comparison, but something to think about.

And this summer? Inception would have crushed Tron, especially with the fantastic WOM. We'd probably be talking about whether a $120m domestic gross and DVD sales are enough to greenlight a sequel.

With The Hobbit and Avatar on the way for the next couple Christmases, perhaps Disney would go back to summer for a Tron 3. But it would all depend on that opening weekend if they did.