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That's not the case:http://www.cinemauk.org.uk/ukcinemasector/admissions/monthlyukcinemaadmissions2004-2010/http://www.cinemauk.org.uk/ukcinemasector/admissions/monthlyukcinemaadmissions2011/Last year was down, and excluding Potter, TKS and The Inbetweeners i'm guessing we've nosedived in 2011.
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As of October, there were 145m admissions in the UK, up from every year since 2004.
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Nah, Australia's had a bumper year. The strength was from sleeper hits like King's Speech and Red Dog.Europe (or parts of it) are probably in a worse situation then US.. Its just the expanding markets (asia mainly) which are driving the OS explosion. Australia this year I think has been pretty quite except for DH2..
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The weekend.
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But it's only really in "recession" in the US. Everywhere else it's going strong (or at least it seems to be).
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I hope it can bump up to reach $4m.
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It's not the films on offer.
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The average ticket price that BOM uses takes into account all the various tickets including cheaper Tuesdays, concessions, kids tickets. These offset the higher 3D and IMAX prices.We've seen a dramatic decline in ticket sales over the last two years. BOM does a poor job of estimating the yearly drops, because their ticket sale estimations do not properly take 3D into account. The actual declines in 2010 and 2011 are much worse than what it seems like. Couple that with growing ticket prices and we have a serious problem.To use a macroeconomic analogy, we're seeing stagflation. The price level continues to rise (ticket prices), while the output/Real GDP falls (ticket sales). Even Nominal GDP (overall gross) has been in decline. Hopefully, we see a rebound next year, but current conditions indicate otherwise.
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And I can't take that seriously.And that was a mediocre film. I can't take that film seriously. It's a joke and emotionally manipulative. Such ridiculous amounts of sappiness.
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As bad as that is for Sherlock, it's absolutely fantastic for Alvin. I hope it goes down even more.@giteshpandya: Sources telling me FRI heading to about $15M for #Sherlock2, $8M #Alvin3 & $4M #MI4. Wknds near 40/25/10.
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At least we can hope December '12 will be better.What if the next December sucks too and Hobbit underperforms (in comparison to some predictions here) and misses 350M?
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Well it does look as if 2011 will not pull a save. The first year since 1995 to sell less than 1.3b tickets!
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E.T. has child actors, and that was nominated for BP, among other things.
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No, I consider POA to be the best.Well, you consider GoF to be the best Potter film, so your opinion doesn't mean much to me, to be honest.
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Fox may just end up squeezing by Universal for the year. Hopefully not though.
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It might be the most acclaimed wide film of the year, but I really fon't think it deserves it.
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Though, to be fair, in Australia it went like this:1: 2,070,5612: 2,679,1573: 1,066,957It must have dropped the ball in most places.
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The history of Mission: Impossible in Germany1: 3,309,7212: 4,447,9373: 1,246,368 (WTF?)
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Saw MI4 today, pretty empty showing. Mind you it was 1:20 pm on a weekday, so hardly unexpected. It'll pick up.Also it was very good.
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A
Drive
Super 8
The Adjustment Bureau
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Bridesmaids
Mission: Impossible 4
X-Men: First Class
The Help
Hanna
Cars 2
B+
Deathly Hallows 2
Pirates: On Stranger Tides
Friends with Benefits
Unknown
No Strings Attached
B
Something Borrowed
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That is really beautiful.
Universal should hopefully come up with a new logo too, their current one is 14 years old.
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Jurassic Park!
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A
Drive
Super 8
The Adjustment Bureau
A-
Bridesmaids
X-Men: First Class
The Help
Hanna
Cars 2
B+
Deathly Hallows 2
Pirates: On Stranger Tides
Friends with Benefits
Unknown
No Strings Attached
B
Something Borrowed
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They say comedy is harder to pull-of well than drama.
Friday Estimates: SH2 $15m, Alv $8m, MI4 $4m
in Numbers and Data
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But 2011 is up on every year since 2004, 145m tickets up to October.