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So on day 59 (last Friday) the movie reached the 5x multiplier at the domestic BO. Regarding the worldwide BO I missed asking a few weeks ago if anyone thinks $200M is possible. Not a question anymore, 200M is happening, maybe today. So far the UK has been the number 1 overseas market ($16.3M) for Baby Driver, but China is taking over this week ($13.9M in 5 days). Thanks to great legs, the movie has also done well in France ($6.2M) and exceptionally well in Australia ($10.3M). We'll see how it can hold up in Russia on week two. Release in Italy and South Korea is still coming. Overall I think Sony can be more than happy with these numbers. Digital release is around the corner, DVD and BR comes out in October.
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Don't know if it was mentioned, but Baby Driver reached the 5x multiplier this weekend. Shows how impressive it's legs have been during the summer, even as a wednesday release. Also with this decent start in China it will more than likely get to $200M worldwide. Up until now Edgar Wright's biggest box office hit was Hot Fuzz with $80M WW, and half of that money came from the UK.
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I have to admit, I wasn't familiar with this T-Rex song before the movie. Baby Driver made it more famous for sure. If I understand the situation, the guy suing the studio owns the rights ot this song only since 2014. I don't know when the clearing of the songs happened, but the songs were written into the script. Wright started writing in 2007 and the first srcript reading happened in 2012, so it seems possible that they had cleared the song way before the rights went to the current owner. It's obviously not a coincidence that this is the only song where this issue came up. Anyways, it's an interesting story, and I'm curious to see how it will end. Hopefully it doesn't affect the home release of the film. As for the possible price-tag, I assume the price of the other 34 songs (including the similarly semi-famous "Debra" by Beck) should be some kind of benchmark.
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Wednesday Numbers: Dunkirk - $3.52 mil / Wonder Woman - $465k / Girls Trip - $2.04 million / SMH - $1.86 million / The Emoji Movie - $2.82 million / Atomic Blonde - $1.723 million / Apes 3 - $1.285 million / DM3 - $1.262 million / Valerian - $834k /
Vecc replied to the beast's topic in Numbers and Data
That's my Baby! Drops only 22.5% from last Wednesday. Will get to 97M by the end of this week and 100M by the end of next week. -
WEEKEND THREAD | Weekend actuals (pg. 87 onward) - Dunkirk: 26.6M; The Emoji Movie: 24.5M; Girls Trip: 19.6M; Atomic Blonde: 18.2M; SM Homecoming: 13.2M; War For The POTA: 10.4M; Despicable Me 3: 7.4M; Valerian: 6.3M; Baby Driver: 3.9M; Wonder Woman: 3.3M
Vecc replied to MCKillswitch123's topic in Numbers and Data
Yeah. I like those performance charts on the-numbers.com, they are quite telling, and I love how Baby Driver pisses on the shaded area. I think moving BD's release date up to June was a master stroke by Sony. Moving it to the most crowded weeks of the summer could have become a suicide, but they probably knew the film will survive thanks to great word of mouth. It was a bold move that paid off perfectly.