nu zillund Box Office New Zealand

[terrestrial]

• 1.

  Moana

  $1,012,568

  Walt Disney

• 2.

  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

  $727,092

  Walt Disney

• 3.

  Sing

  $380,534

  Paramount/Universal

• 4.

  La La Land

  $252,547

  eOne

• 5.

  Passengers

  $194,642

  Roadshow

• 6.

  Assassin's Creed

  $176,427

  Fox

• 7.

  Dangal

  $153,574

  Mindblowing

• 8.

  Why Him?

  $127,398

  Fox

• 9.

  Trolls

  $107,568

  Fox

• 10.

  Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them

  $86,427

  Warner Bros.

[Gamora]

Go, Moana! I'm looking forward to seeing it tonight.

[terrestrial]

• 1.

  Moana

  $1,904,202

  Walt Disney

• 2.

  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

  $1,275,691

  Walt Disney

• 3.

  Sing

  $800,858

  Paramount/Universal

• 4.

  Passengers

  $714,767

  Roadshow

• 5.

  Assassin's Creed

  $588,585

  Fox

• 6.

  La La Land

  $477,876

  eOne

• 7.

  Why Him?

  $260,621

  Fox

• 8.

  Dangal

  $244,491

  Mindblowing

• 9.

  Trolls

  $209,429

  Fox

• 10.

  Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them

  $135,300

  Warner Bros.

[trifle]

On 1/4/2017 at 10:29 PM, terrestrial said:

• 1.

  Moana

  $1,904,202

  Walt Disney

• 2.

  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

  $1,275,691

  Walt Disney

• 3.

  Sing

  $800,858

  Paramount/Universal

• 4.

  Passengers

  $714,767

  Roadshow

• 5.

  Assassin's Creed

  $588,585

  Fox

• 6.

  La La Land

  $477,876

  eOne

• 7.

  Why Him?

  $260,621

  Fox

• 8.

  Dangal

  $244,491

  Mindblowing

• 9.

  Trolls

  $209,429

  Fox

• 10.

  Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them

  $135,300

  Warner Bros.

 

And Passengers only opened on the 1st, Sunday.  Excellent numbers!

[terrestrial]

New Zealand: Thu 5th Jan 2017 - Sun 8th Jan 2017

• 1.

  Moana

  $625,802

  Walt Disney

• 2.

  Passengers

  $429,742

  Roadshow

• 3.

  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

  $396,377

  Walt Disney

• 4.

  Assassin's Creed

  $322,360

  Fox

• 5.

  Sing

  $299,732

  Paramount/Universal

• 6.

  La La Land

  $205,886

  eOne

• 7.

  The Edge of Seventeen

  $118,697

  Roadshow

• 8.

  Why Him?

  $105,599

  Fox

• 9.

  Trolls

  $61,425

  Fox

• 10.

  Dangal

  $58,374

  Mindblowing

[terrestrial]

BOM updated the weekend

 

in US $  

They allow only 19 titles to quote, so here the link to the rest of the 30 titles they posted

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/newzealand/?yr=2017&wk=1&p=new

 

Quote

New Zealand Box Office January 5–8, 2017

TW LW Movie Studio Weekend Gross Change Screens Change / Avg. Gross-to-Date Week 1 1 Moana Disney $439,612 -38.4% 129 - $3,408 $3,092,586 2 2 5 Passengers (2016) Roadshow $298,675 +117.7% 104 -28 $2,872 $795,305 2 3 2 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Disney $287,784 -44.2% 134 -30 $2,148 $4,430,217 4 4 6 Assassin's Creed Fox $227,670 +82.4% 72 -3 $3,162 $687,789 2 5 3 Sing UPI $219,020 -17.8% 98 +3 $2,235 $1,405,914 2 6 4 La La Land E1 $143,450 -19.4% 85 +13 $1,688 $673,010 3 7 N The Edge of Seventeen Roadshow $82,387 - 48 - $1,716 $82,387 1 8 7 Why Him? Fox $73,542 -20.1% 51 -3 $1,442 $399,811 3 9 9 Trolls Fox $43,341 -43.5% 75 -15 $578 $1,450,232 6 10 11 A United Kingdom Transmission $38,913 -25.6% 44 -13 $884 $464,036 5 11 14 Red Dog: True Blue Roadshow $31,627 +169.3% 63 +1 $502 $87,977 2 12 10 Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them WB $30,977 -48.7% 35 -26 $885 $3,290,121 8 13 N Whisky Galore (2016) Vendetta $25,013 - 28 - $893 $27,798 1 14 8 Dangal Mindblowing $24,960 -68.3% 15 - $1,664 $421,064 3 15 N The Catch Rialto $15,624 - 26 - $601 $15,624 1 16 12 En man som heter Ove Rialto $14,588 -30.1% 30 -2 $486 $81,520 3 17 N The Eagle Huntress Sony $14,201 - 9 - $1,578 $59,970 1 18 N Railroad Tigers CL $10,223 - 7 - $1,460 $10,223 1 19 13 Paterson Madman $9,192 -28.3% 12 -1 $766 $79,542 3

 

[DeeCee]

 

[DeeCee]

 

[terrestrial]

Quote

New Zealand: Thu 12th Jan 2017 - Sun 15th Jan 2017

• 1.

  Moana

  $512,167

  Walt Disney

• 2.

  Sing

  $292,387

  Paramount/Universal

• 3.

  La La Land

  $278,450

  eOne

• 4.

  Passengers

  $271,943

  Roadshow

• 5.

  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

  $270,888

  Walt Disney

• 6.

  Assassin's Creed

  $203,949

  Fox

• 7.

  Collateral Beauty

  $166,518

  Roadshow

• 8.

  Ballerina

  $121,801

  Studiocanal

• 9.

  Monster Trucks

  $99,996

  Paramount

• 10.

  Jackie

  $88,423

  eOne

Moana

Walt Disney

Weekend 3

$512k

Cume. total

$5.42M

Sing

Paramount/Universal

Weekend 3

$292k

Cume. total

$2.58M

La La Land

eOne

Weekend 3

$278k

Cume. total

$1.42M

Passengers

Roadshow

Weekend 3

$272k

Cume. total

$1.62M

* Estimated figures as at 12:32 PM 16/01/17. For official box-office chart, contact MPDANZ

 

 

[aabattery]

Hunt for box office glory ends in record year

By Ethan Sills

5:00 AM Thursday Jan 26, 2017

 

Julian Dennison (left) and Sam Neill from Taika Waititi's film Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Photo / Supplied

Official box office takings have revealed that Hunt for the Wilderpeople helped make 2016 a record breaking year.

The Motion Picture Distributors Association of New Zealand yesterday revealed that in 2016, the local box office made $206,605,000.

This was a 6.8 per cent increase on 2015, which previously held the record with $193 million.

 

[aabattery]

 

[DeeCee]

Back to back in NZ for Lion as well.

 

 

[Gamora]

Hidden Figures doing well.

[DeeCee]

11 minutes ago, Gamora said:

Hidden Figures doing well.

For second I thought they'd put the wrong picture for Split and you were joking but that was second in Australia

Edited January 30, 2017 by DeeCee

[aabattery]

 

Split numbers are kind of weak tbh. Moana dropped like a rock, unfortunately.

Edited February 6, 2017 by AABATTERY

[DeeCee]

Hidden Figures swaps places with Lion to be #1 on it's second weekend.

 

 

[aabattery]

Just now, DeeCee said:

Hidden Figures swaps places with Lion to be #1 on it's second weekend.

 

 

 

too slow bucko

[aabattery]

Only 1k difference between the top 2!

On another note, the local media will not shut up about Pork Pie. Lots of articles about it's 4th place debut. I know we like tooting our own horn, but a mediocre 4th place opening is nothing to brag about.

[DeeCee]

 

[aabattery]

The Great Wall tops the NZ box office for this weekend.