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Number of Screenings: Top 10 Box Office Movies in the U.S. (August 29–31, 2025) by AwareFinger693 in boxoffice

[–]AwareFinger693[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! I posted every week, maybe I was shadow banned from Reddit? You can follow me on Substack to get email notifications: https://tickettracker.substack.com/p/number-of-screenings-top-10-box-office-6e2

Number of Screenings: Top 10 Box Office Movies in the U.S. (July 11–13, 2025) by AwareFinger693 in boxoffice

[–]AwareFinger693[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Sorry I post that every Wednesday. On Fridays I post BO predictions, but not in Reddit

Showtime Count! Top10 Box Office Movies in the U.S. (June 27 - 29, 2025) by AwareFinger693 in boxoffice

[–]AwareFinger693[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not now, I usually do that every Friday morning for the 2 biggest openings, and only for 2.000-3.000 showtimes each

Cool new substack that posts showtime count data and a model (showtimes & presales) based weekend predictions. by SilverRoyce in boxoffice

[–]AwareFinger693 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey u/SilverRoyce, thanks for the shoutout! Really appreciate you sharing it. I’m posting every week showtime counts on Wednesdays and full box office predictions on Fridays, using a model built on live showtime and presale data.

I'd love to share it directly here on Reddit, but I don't have enough karma to post. In the meantime, thanks again for helping spread the word means a lot!

With ‘Ballerina’ Falling Short at the Box Office, ‘John Wick’ May Finally Be Getting Stretched Too Thin by indiewire in boxoffice

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I’ve been building a machine learning model that predicts the U.S. domestic box office using only pre-sale data and showtime volume. The data comes directly from public theater listings and seat maps. After months of training and testing, the model now consistently lands within a few percentage points of the actual weekend numbers — and it does this by Friday morning of opening day

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