“Jurassic World Dominion” opens for more than 132 million US dollars – Deadline

UPDATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON: Jurassic World Dominion seems resilient to all the bad reviews with a’s $55.5M Opening day and planned $132.5M 3 days in 4,676 cinemas. If it stays that way, it’s the third best start for law movie after Jurassic world ($208.8 million) and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom ($148 million). That first day includes those previews worth $18 million.

RelishMix says the social media chatter is “mixed positive” with “a tone of urgency law Brand fans who are dying to see the story of the reunion of the main cast and the techno-VRF evolution of Spielberg’s 1993 masterpiece. Critical hecklers think the show has jumped the shark as an odd social warning of how this incarnation will derail as an “overproduced spectacle” — which sounds exactly what fans are up for.”

Adds RelishMix, “There are reactions that suggest a spin-off in other forms is in the works, maybe a remake, but that the brand is too big to kill. Reaction spots have also completely deconstructed the project over six months since the prologue spot dropped in November 2021 – pointing to the accuracy and credibility of the story and how inaccuracies are part of the fun with these films.”

The sequel’s social media reach “is 23% stronger than the 2018 episode,” says Social Media Analytics Corp., across Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and featuring TikTok, now at 784.8 million.

Universal has released three select videos on Universal YouTube, which is growing to 6.2 million subscribers – but also on the Jurassic world YouTube channel with an additional 1.76 subscribers for the brand with a remarkable tally of 41 videos posted since the five-minute prologue spot last November. Materials fueled over 515 earned and owned videos, including reviews, trailer reposts, reactions and clip reels for the franchise, which garnered 459.8 million views and counts – compared to the last film’s 409 million views. Many key performance indicators are well indexed with TikTok videos with 107.5 million views plus 84.1 million views on Facebook, 3.7 million on Twitter and 2.6 million views on Instagram. Additionally, the Super Bowl commercial generated 86.8 million views in the 24 hours following the game, just behind dr Strange in the multiverse of madness with 92.1 million views.

Social media champions in the image’s cast include Chris Pratt with a total of 55.5 million across social media, as well as Bryce Dallas Howard (5.3 million on FB, Twitter and Instagram), followed by Jeff Goldblum (4.1 million), Laura Dern (1.2 million). Sam Neil (989K).

Meanwhile, Paramount/Skydance’s Top Gun: Maverick is not being trampled by the dinosaurs, with a third Friday of $14 million, -44% from a week ago and a third weekend of $50 million, -44%, at 4,262 for a running total of 393 $.6 million.

Disney’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is third at 3,345 with a sixth weekend of $5m, down 45% for a total of $398m.

Universal/DreamWorks Animations The Bad Boys is fourth with $700,000 today, -27% from a week ago and eighth weekend of $2.4M, -28% for a running cume from EOD Sunday of $91.6M.

20th Century Studios/Disney’s The movie “Bob’s Burgers” booked at 2,605, posting $2m in its third weekend, down 50% and running total of $26.75m through Sunday.

UPDATE FRIDAY MORNING: Universal/Amblins Jurassic World Dominion Earned $18 million in previews, but that’s not just for yesterday’s 4pm performances, but also for other stunt previews earlier this week. The film, directed by Colin Trevorrow, was shown in 4,150 theaters.

Again, the bulk of that preview number was earned last night.

Jurassic World Dominion suffers from the worst reviews of the law Franchise at 34%. Normally, the dinosaurs could survive that at the box office, but we’ll see if this $125 million opening projection can keep up. The previous installment, 2018 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, which also endured poor reviews at 47% Rotten, turned in an opening of $148 million, less than the film’s 2015 franchise high of $208.8 million. We’ve come to learn that domination cost $185 million net before global marketing and sales expenses. The audience scores on the last two law defeated any no of the critics with Jurassic world earn an A and Fallen Kingdom an A-.

2015 Jurassic world earned $18.5 million in previews starting at 7:00 p.m. before generating an $81.95 million opening day; However, this was spurred on by fans’ appetites at first law movie in 14 years. fallen kingdom, after Thursday’s 7:00 p.m. previews in 3,600 theaters, it earned $15.3 million before earning $58.5 million on day one.

Industry analysts are convinced of this Jurassic World Dominion won’t bite Top Gun: Maverickon the third weekend, which is expected to be between $45 million and $50 million. Essentially, the latter tends to be older while domination looks to devour families.

The sixth law movie expands too 4,676 cinemas today, including 3D, IMAX and other premium large format displays. Disney will be handling all of these formats for Pixars next weekend light year.

Paramount/Skydance Top Gun: Maverick saw its first single-digit gross day at the box office after a nearly two-week streak of daily double-digit grossing at an estimated $9.1 million yesterday, down 26% from Wednesday. Tom Cruise’s highest-grossing film at the domestic box office now stands at $343.3 million. The Picture is currently producer Jerry Bruckheimer’s second-highest-grossing film and needs to fly past $423 million for it to become a national record, beating 2006’s Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. Second week last Top gun 2 was $137.7 million.

We will have more updates for you as they come.