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Marvel Avengers Infinity War Spoiler Review - Wes & David

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Marvel Avengers Infinity War Spoiler Review - Wes & David

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Disney and Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War will dominate yet again this weekend, and while it's unlikely it will have much of a shot at the largest second weekend ever, a shot at the second largest is well within reach as it pushes toward $450 million domestic and over $1 billion worldwide. In terms of new releases, there isn't anything hitting theaters that should cause the superhero film to lose audience, though look for Pantelion's Overboard remake to score a solid debut while Tully and Bad Samaritan should deliver openings in the low-to-mid single digits.

Following Infinity War's $257.7 million debut, looking at the five previous $200+ million openers, the second weekend drops range from 39.8% for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to 67.5% for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. In between, Black Panther dipped 44.7%, Jurassic World dropped 49% and The Avengers fell 50.3% in their sophomore sessions. To compare all six films side-by-side is difficult given the two Star Wars films played during the holiday season and Black Panther played over President's Day weekend. As such, Avengers and Jurassic World probably best mirror Infinity War's release path, which could be interpreted to say a second weekend drop around 50% should be expected this weekend.

However, the sheer size of Infinity War's debut along with the lack of any real competition has to be taken into account, supporting both positives and negatives on either side of that 50% drop figure. To look at IMDb page view data following release, Infinity War trails only Force Awakens. This is the same scenario we saw prior to release and Infinity War smashed Force Awakens's previous opening weekend record. Currently, Black Panther holds the second largest sophomore frame with an impressive $111.7 million, ahead of Jurassic World's $106.5 million second weekend. All things considered, right now we're anticipating a drop right around 55% or so, and a $116 million three-day performance, enough to be the second largest second weekend ever and would put the film's domestic total over $450 million after just ten days in release.

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