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31 and the projection is that Last Jedi gets to at least $506M before 2018 rings in. Force Awakens ended its year at $651.9M, Rogue One accumulated $408M by Dec. Moviegoers spent an estimated $27.5M to watch Last Jedi on Christmas, a figure that’s 44% less than Force Awakens’ $49.3M on the holiday (when it fell on a Thursday) and just 6% higher than a Rogue One‘s $25.9M Christmas (when it fell on a Sunday). Yes, sequelitis is a factor here, but when a movie is posting between $17M-$25M+ days, it’s just a matter of when people want to see this movie at this time of the year. Disney has been a digit up or down from industry estimates so it’s quite conceivable the four-day holiday for Last Jedi gets called at $100M. Granted, the entire weekend was a hard one for analysts to call with Christmas Eve on Sunday, but at $99M this morning Last Jedi only made $2.9M more than Rogue One did a year ago over the four-day Christmas holiday.

Tuesday AM update: We’ll have finals later in the day, but according to industry estimates this morning, Disney/Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi is coming in with much less cash than anticipated from what was projected yesterday.

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