Robertron

What are the current yearly admissions?

Well, make that per capita figure 0.3, now 0.4, then 0.5.It's only a half a ticket person - and double the current figures - that's why it scares me.Potential is insane!!!

I suppose I'll start:1. Harry Potter DH12. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon3. Harry Potter DH2And number 4 next month with The Hunger Games !

You're joking right?That's amazing!

It could just be, but have Brazil and Mexico been on the up?

Movie Of The Month In Green Failure Of The Month In Red Surprise Of The Month In Orange Disappointment Of The Month In Brown 01.01.2012 - Happy Feet Two (2D) - 6.5/10 08.01.2012 - Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows - 8/10 10.02.2012 - Chronicle - 7.5/10 14.02.2012 - The Vow - 6.5/10 19.02.2012 - One For The Money - 8/10 23.02.2012 - Safe House - 7/10 Films Seen In 2012: 6

Upping my prediction to $18m

Well as you can see there are a few thousand people that have beat you to it, so I'd hurry up!

In for $12m, but not $20m.Maybe $14.5m

So, all the rave right now seems to be The Hunger Games release. And with Event releasing tickets 2 days ago (I think), just going to run through MIDNIGHT sales with 4 WEEKS TO GO!Bondi Junction: 1 VMAX - 1/3 fullCairns City: 1 VMAX - 1/4 fullCastle Hill: 1 VMAX - 1/3 full 1 Gold Class - 1/2 fullChermside: 1 VMAX - 1/3 fullMt Gravatt: 1 Gold Class - 2/3 fullIndooroopilly: 1 Gold Class - 2/3 fullMacquarie: 1 Gold Class - 2/3 fullMaroochydoore: 1 Regular - 1/2 fullParramatta: 1 Gold Class - 2/3 fullRobina: 1 VMAX - 1/2 fullSo these sales are after just TWO DAYS of being released with 4 WEEKS TO GO! - And these are just midnight sales!I'm sorry but this looks extremely promising for The Hunger Games!!

That's what scares me the most.

Wow. o.O

I know nothing about the movie, but just wondering if that could be Radcliffe draw power?

Impressive hold for The Vow this weekend!Dropping only 29% to just under $2m, I think we might see a nice final total here!

At least something is up

INSANE!!!! for In Time in Japan!I just knew it would be a hit there!! Fantastic money for a fantastic film!

Another big weekend overseas for it I guess.It's definitely on its way to $200m!

Movie Of The Month In Green Failure Of The Month In Red Surprise Of The Month In Orange Disappointment Of The Month In Brown 01.01.2012 - Happy Feet Two (2D) - 6.5/10 08.01.2012 - Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows - 8/10 10.02.2012 - Chronicle - 7.5/10 14.02.2012 - The Vow - 6.5/10 19.02.2012 - One For The Money - 8/10 Films Seen In 2012: 5

Only 100K for War Horse? That seems a bit.... Low.And Intouchables FTW!

It truly is good to see that studios are releasing films people are willing to pay to go see.It's so much better than the depressing year we had last year.

Omg Intouchables just won't go away! (not that I ever want it to!)Brilliant!

I'm thinking $60m between Australia and UK.UK: $35mAUS: $25mOther than that, I really don't know.I think Japan could do well.

Wow! Impressive for The Vow, more than I thought it'd get with the competition. But even then, TMW got more than I thought.

I think this will be massive in France, UK, Spain and Japan. Random, I know - but I don't know why so please don't ask.

Maybe a bit more, but this'll do.