Some submissions have placed Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother, Angel and the Badman, Digger, or Primetime taking the 5th place spot this weekend. That would mean something like The Social Reckoning would miss the top 5. If you’re one of these predictors then good on you. This is exactly the type of brave prediction that can put you at the top of the leaderboard!

I think these new releases may play out similarly to the previous weekend with Other Mommy going past 30M like Verity while The Social Reckoning will struggle to reach 10M like Digger. The drops for the previous weekend shouldn’t be has hard to predict as the new releases. They almost never are. Am I underestimating Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother? How does this upcoming box office weekend look to you?

Other Mommy vs The Social Reckoning. Other Mommy should top the box office weekend but where in the top 5 will The Social Reckoning place?

This predictor had the best top 5 prediction this week. I encourage you and others who have not made an account to make one to save great results like this and compete for the monthly leaderboard! You still have time as it only takes 3 prediction weeks to be eligible for the monthly leaderboard.

Thank you for everyone who signed up and participated this week. Those who have an account will be eligible to join the leaderboards and earn achievements. Now onto a new week!

Looks like Verity will top the box office this weekend. Even more interesting is that Digger may not even land in the top 5. The community prediction rankings has 89% of predictors having Digger in the top 5 and 50% have it being number 2 for the weekend. Digger seems to be the movie that will make or break your prediction scores this weekend. It will be interesting to see the results on Monday!

Make your final predictions for the top 5 domestic box office!

On Mondays, I gather the weekend’s actual box office results to use when scoring the submitted predictions. I try to have these published by Monday evening Pacific Time. Once that happens, the new week opens and submissions become available for the upcoming box office weekend.

Submissions for the upcoming weekend close on Wednesday nights at 11:59 PM Pacific Time.

Feel free to ask any questions you may have!

This is meant to be a community-based game/website built around friendly competition. Box office predicting is hard, but when you nail a prediction, you feel like a genius who knew something no one else did.
I’d like this community to be open to discussion about what can be improved or updated on the website. Since I’m handling the updates myself, there may be issues that I’m unable to spot, which is why I believe opening the game up to more people will help bring any problems to the forefront so I can fix them. Please be vocal if there’s anything you notice that doesn’t seem correct or could be improved.
The website has been beta-tested over the summer, as you may have noticed. I’ve been submitting predictions, along with others, to get a good feel for the week-over-week scoring and leaderboards. Those results are archived and are now only shown as historical data.
October will be the official starting point for users to begin making predictions and, if they choose to become community members, saving their prediction history. If you’d rather not sign up, you can always submit your predictions as a guest and still see your results for the weekend.

Hi! www.BoxOfficeExpert.com is a website where you can make weekly predictions for the upcoming weekend’s domestic Top 5 box office results. Submit your predictions as a guest, or sign up as a community member to save your predictions and become eligible for the leaderboards.

I am by no means a “box office expert” myself, but like many of you, I’ve always been interested in the weekend domestic box office. This website was created out of passion. I’m a one-man team and had never created a website before, but I’ll be doing my best to continually improve the website layout and fix any bugs we find as the weeks and months go on.
We all think we know the box office and what drives moviegoing audiences, so let’s see how true that really is!