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Cinema2Day, a 5M€ discount only for the top ten

JAN 10 1. COLLATERAL BEAUTY - € 180.628 - 32.561 2. ASSASSIN'S CREED - € 127.548 - 20.604 3. MISTER FELICITA' - € 97.537 - 17.573 4. SING - € 66.191 - 11.830 5. PASSENGERS - € 55.697 - 10.177 6. OCEANIA (MOANA) - € 38.658 - 7.484 7. LION: LA STRADA VERSO CASA - € 25.743 - 4.724 8. IL GGG: IL GRANDE GIGANTE GENTILE (THE BFG) - € 25.208 - 4.690 9. ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY - € 21.269 - 3.577 10. MET 2016-2017 - € 14.765 - 1.291 Today is Cinema2Day, all movies for 2€, big admissions number, lesser gross.

A month ago I said (don't remember in which topic) 15M+ for Rogue One. It was a very bad prediction. R1 failed to attract moviegoers out of SW fanbase (that in itself is increased after TFA thanks to new young fans) and makes the low for the saga. Star Wars saga admissions 4.886.740 - EP 4 (1977) 3.432.399 - EP 7 (2015) 3.181.407 - EP 5 (1980) 2.743.068 - EP 6 (1983) 2.361.199 - EP 1 (1999) 1.651.643 - EP 2 (2002) 1.474.741 - EP 3 (2005) 1.342.336 - Rogue One (2016) still in play

In Italy is doing good, in line with a medium animated but far far away from the top titles. However it's doing better than Sing, that is always a good thing. The only amazing run I see is France.

Japan (Source: Corpse from WOKJ) Top 100 Highest-Grossing Films of All-Time01. ¥30.80 billion ($249.0 million) - Spirited Away (2001)¥26.0-¥30.0 billion+ ($245.0-$270 million+) - Your Name. (2016) *Current Trajectory* 02. ¥26.20 billion ($212.0 million) - Titanic (1997) 03. ¥25.48 billion ($249.6 million) - Frozen (2014)04. ¥22.70 billion ($216.4 million) - Your Name. (2016) [After 136 Days] *Estimate* Most-Attended Films of All-Time01. 23.50 million - Spirited Away (2001)20.00-23.00 million - Your Name. (2016) *Current Trajectory* 02. 20.03 million - Frozen (2014) 03. 19.50 million - Tokyo Olympiad (1965)04. 17.44 million - Your Name. (2016) [After 136 Days] *Estimate* Sout Korea - At Jan 09, 2017 - $9,067,649 - 1.336.992 ADM Honk Kong - 3,97M$ China - 81,50M$ Worldwide estimate: 319,16M$ (102,76 international + 216,4 Japan) Biggest Japanese Movie ever. Biggest Movie Ever outside Hollywood and China.

Weekend (Euro) 1 – MISTER FELICITA’: 3.179.139 euro (450.318 spettatori) 554 sale/5.739 media – Tot. 7.150.612 2 – SING: 2.914.558 euro (421.766 spettatori) 503/5.794 – Tot. 3.728.032* (5GG) 3 – COLLATERAL BEAUTY: 2.857.258 euro (395.160 spettatori) 370/7.722 – 3.377.048* (5GG) 4 – ASSASSIN’S CREED 2.682.491 euro (347.342 spettatori) 330/8.129 – Tot. 3.412.426* (5GG) 5 – OCEANIA (MOANA): 2.007.291 (295.552 spettatori) 483/4.156 – Tot. 12.098.684 6 – PASSENGERS: 1.438.170 (195.883 spettatori) 352/4.086 – Tot. 4.021.716 7 – IL GGG (THE BFG): 1.262.050 (189.376 spettatori) 425/2.970 – Tot 3.545.018 10 – ROGUE ONE: 484.037 (64.385 spettatori) 173/2.798 – Tot 9.853.314 Weekend 5-8 Gennaio: 19.951.226 euro (2.822.443 spettatori) Weekend 29 Dic – 1 Gennaio: 15.405.329 euro (+30%) (2.203.268 spettatori) Weekend 7-10 Gennaio 2015: 22.618.381 (-11%) (#1 QUO VADO 12.7 milioni) Moana is the champ of Holidays 2016/2017, more thanks to the weakness of the competitors than for its strenght. In fact this year we have the lowest #1 Christmas movie in the Euro era.

Speaking of Italy it's normal for orignial movies opening the week before Christmas, which is one of the lowest of the year while the two following weeks are the highest. Moana will have probably a final multiplier 1,7-15 - 8,8x that is similar to Frozen 3,1-26,4 - 8,5x.

Moana WW Countdown

If you have time for, I think Cinetel (that is the primary source here) + additional data from Screenweek. Unfortunately the full access at Cinetel real-time site (like Mimorin in Japan or Piaofang Wepiao in China) and/or at their complete database (like BOM or The Numbers) is very expensive.

January 6 is holiday here. Boxoffice fell 34% YoY but LY there was the "Quo Vado" phenomenon with a 6M€+ day. By the way, I think that if you want post numbers every day you might copy data from this source: cineguru.screenweek.it they have final cinetel numbers with screens, average, total and comparison with LW and LY. They update around 9.00/10.00 am GMT+1.

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No, almost all the cinemas (especially multiplex) are open 365/365. Some small screens are closed in August.

The difference between SIAE and CT numbers is that they collect datas in a different way (CT often updates after 1-2 days). For example this is the top ten of October from CT As you can see some movies are up and other are down from SIAE datas, it depends in which day some tickets are registered. More, SIAE counts also the "for free" screening in exhibitions, fairs, theme events or other for which the organizers pay a share of the fees, but that don't impact in the real theatrical gross. So, we can say that CT numbers at least for Euros, are true at 99%

70M week WW: 398M (BOM adding Monday) - 328M. Good Christmas boost despite the bad ER in Eurozone and other places. For example Moana is at 29,7 in France, Frozen was at 42 with roughly the same admissions. now 400 old mkts +55 dom +30 new mkts +45 tot 530 Japan ??? tot 530+???=???

Very disappointing holiday boxoffice so far. It's the first time in the Euro era (2001-) that no one december release passes 10M€ at January 1.

Weekend 1 Moana € 2.929.534 ( €8.357.787) 2 Mister Felicità € 1.883.377 ( €1.883.377) - 1 day 3 Passengers € 1.498.320 ( €1.498.320) 4 The BFG € 1.295.840 ( €1.295.840) 5 Poveri ma ricchi € 1.194.621 ( €5.798.057) 6 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story € 1.176.655 ( €8.793.449) 7 Miss Peregrine € 1.122.767 ( €5.231.164) 8 Lion - La strada verso casa € 810.002 ( €2.023.217) 9 Florence Foster Jenkins € 644.529 ( €1.839.969) 10 Natale a Londra - Dio salvi la Regina € 644.102 ( €4.039.382)

I mostly download old movies, but sometimes also new releases. I can say in my excuse that in 9 on 10 times, I after saw the movie at the cinema. Different is for the DVD/BR: The only title I bought in past ten years was Frozen. I read that some cinema chains operators think that the "pirates" are their best customers. In my case, many times I wouldn't go to the cinema without a positive "pirate preview" maybe of only 20/30 minutes. Remember that a cinematic experience costs 25/30 €/$ in ticket-food-drink-moving from/to home.

In next days Sing and the strongest local title of this holiday frame (Mr Felicità) opening. There is also The BFG (even if I don't think it does great). Il Moana will survive to this will be 12/14. Meanwhile we have also the theatre screening of Frozen with live orchestra and performers. It had its premiere in Rome a day ago with a tragic ending: the orchestra conductor, offended by some people leaving the show too early while others were still applauding (maybe he was thinking it was a classical music concerto), told at the microphone that "Santa Claus does not exist" in front of hundreds of little childrens, leaving them crying and having their Christmas ruined. The Parents's reaction has been awful and the conductor immediately replaced. The poor conductor perhaps don't knew the media appeal of the word "Frozen": the fact has gone directly in the homepages of the whole internet. the news in english from The Sun the news in spanish from el mundo

http://www.mymovies.it/boxoffice/italia/top20/

FRIDAY 30 1. OCEANIA (MOANA) - € 628.647 - 99.265 - 6,8M2. PASSENGERS - € 425.576 - 62.7743. POOH L'ULTIMO CONCERTO - € 422.483 - 29.2564. ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY - € 284.657 - 40.133 - 8,3M5. IL GGG: IL GRANDE GIGANTE GENTILE (BFG) - € 282.983 - 44.4296. MISS PEREGRINE - € 235.324 - 36.547 - 4,6M7. POVERI MA RICCHI - € 214.708 - 33.6158. LION - € 154.445 - 24.5809. NATALE A LONDRA - € 122.153 - 19.70310. FLORENCE - € 111.902 - 18.254

Yes, still in play.