Hands of Stone (TWC), 810 theaters / $624K Fri (includes $100K previews)/ $634K Sat. Southside With You (RSA/MAX/IMG), 813 theaters / $1M Fri (includes $75K previews) / $1.1M Sat. Hell or High Water (CBS/Lionsgate), 909 theaters (+437) / $983K Fri. Mechanic: Resurrection (LG), 2,258 theaters / $2.6M Fri (includes $390K previews) / $2.8M Sat. The top 10 titles per studio-reported Sunday estimates for the weekend of Aug. The data and the A grade Cinemascore says that the audience is there as we expand to 2,000-plus theatres next Wednesday.вЂќДЇor the weekendвЂ™s Specialty titles, go here, and for International box office check here. COO/President David Glasser about the audience appeal for Hands of Stone, вЂњThe younger generation wasnвЂ™t sure what happened to Roberto Duran вЂ“ they didnвЂ™t live through his era in the ring вЂ“ but we found that thereвЂ™s this incredible conversation about him and learning his story from the exit polls, especially among the female demo which is rare for a boxing movie. TWC has a distribution deal on Hands of Stone and was the foreign sales agent for the title. Distrib expects positive WOM to impact picвЂ™s wide expansion this coming Wednesday to 2,000-plus theaters. Pic played 50% Hispanic, 30% Caucasian and 18% African American with top grossing cities being Miami, New York and Los Angeles. Those women who showed up gave it a 97% positive rating, which isnвЂ™t typical for a boxing film.

The film received an overall A CinemaScore, with the 18-34 crowd awarding it an A+. Weinstein Co.вЂ™s Roberto Duran biopic Hands of Stonedrew $1.7M at 810 locations, which is lower than where we saw it yesterday. The P&A on SonyвЂ™s latest trio of summer cash cows - DonвЂ™t Breathe, Shallows and Sausage Party - range from the high teens to mid $20Ms per title. HeвЂ™s a master filmmaker and to have a B+ CinemaScore and 87% fresh Rotten Tomatoes score is incredibly rare for a horror movie.вЂќДЄpproximately 55% of SonyвЂ™s marketing budget was spent on digital for DonвЂ™t Breathe, which is more percent-wise than what was relegated to Shallows and Sausage Party. days.Д«eamed SonyвЂ™s worldwide marketing and distribution chief Josh Greenstein this morning about DonвЂ™t Breathe, вЂњThis is the strongest digital campaign weвЂ™ve had to date at Sony where we used the power of social media to sell and reflect the experience that director Fede Alvarez created in the movie. By comparison, Warner Bros.вЂ™ James Wan production Lights Out declined 22% between its Friday and Saturday, while The Conjuring 2 eased -15% in its first two B.O. 1 hold and SonyвЂ™s faith-based War Room debuted in second with $11.4M.ДonвЂ™t Breathe was off 1% from its $10M Friday with an estimated $9.9M - an amazing hold for an R-rated horror movie, most of which tend to be front-loaded in their weekend business. haul is over 2X what the film cost (of course rentals account for 50-55%).ДonвЂ™t Breathe led the weekendвЂ™s business to $116M per ComScore, which is up a whopping 32% from a year ago when Straight Outta Compton grossed $13M in its third No. DonвЂ™t BreatheвЂs opening not only gives Screen Gems its best August opener ever following 2010вЂ™s Takers ($20.5M), but itвЂ™s the third in a string of profitable Sony summer titles after The Shallows ($17M cost, $85M global B.O.) and Sausage Party ($19M cost, $86M global B.O.), all driven by heavy digital marketing campaigns. 7TH Update, Sunday AM Sony Screen Gems/Stage 6вЂ™s DonвЂ™t Breatheis on its way to a $26.1M opening after a fantastic Saturday.

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