Does anyone know how they calculate the profits? Is it the gross amount a movie made in any given day, or are they just counting the studio's cut?  I'm not sure we know which figure is correct, 45 or 130+ theaters. Let's take today's number, $3,637.  If you divide that by 45 you get $80.82 per theater.  If 130 give or take is closer to the actual number then you get $27.97 per theater. If, as I assume, the number is based on the studio's take and not what the middlemen get, then would I be safe in estimating that 80 people or so went to see it, if it was in 45 theaters or 27 or so if it's in 130 or so. I'm assuming the studio cut must be about $1.00 and the bargain theaters play it at close to cost, figuring they'll get their profits on concessions. These are all educated guesses. Does anyone have any concrete knowlege about how it works. And I apologize if this has been addressed already. This has been a long thread, but I don't recall it being brought up.

Maybe, just maybe, my prediction about DS not reaching 80 million was wrong. I was operating under the assumption that the theater count for next week would be greatly reduced. I never dreamed it would actually be playing in 3 more theaters!

I never liked the whole 91 reincarnation thing. I thought the Barnabas story was more interesting, and more chilling when he thought Maggie was Josette reborn, and was dead wrong! He was twisted and attempted to force Maggie into the mold of what he wanted her to be. That's more interesting than the cliche lovers reunited through rebirth storyline.

DS is still scheduled to be in Brownsville, TX for the week of 8/10/-16.

DS is playing in McAllen and Harlingen TX through Thursday but will be replaced Friday. 

DS just might make 80 milliion domestically, something I thought would be nearly impossible a month ago.

The entire series is available for immediate streaming on Netflix.