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  1. They need a Feige-like person that controls the overall story of the trilogy. Episode 8 would be a great stand alone, but it’s a horrible middle of the trilogy. And episode 9 is just trying to play catch up.
  2. I received a $7 off from Atom to watch Jumanji. I would be really surprised if this doesn't do well in the OW (at the expense of the P&A cost). The Atom promotion is not coming from T-Mobile., so it must be sponsored by the movie.
  3. Well, he is the only one that can have his own stories without jeopardizing the actual future Aladdin sequels. Disney wants to keep the other main characters for the theater sequels. He is appropriate for the Disney plus level. That said, his agent must be really good....
  4. Aug 04, 2019 Rank Title Release Date Daily Gross (Total) Admissions (Total) Number of Screens Revenue Share 1 EXIT South Korea Jul 31, 2019 $5,602,279 ($20,508,315) 760,906 (2,949,749) 1,656 58.36% 2 The Divine Fury South Korea Jul 31, 2019 $1,486,970 ($7,643,001) 200,617 (1,163,072) 1,115 15.49% 3 The Secret Life of Pets 2 U.S. Jul 31, 2019 $757,345 ($4,047,797) 109,864 (638,113) 916 7.89% 4 The Lion King U.S. Jul 17, 2019 $628,498 ($32,940,195) 86,948 (4,500,412) 837 6.54% 5 Aladdin U.S. May 23, 2019 $558,913 ($86,817,024) 74,909 (12,230,618) 694 5.82% 6 Red Shoes South Korea Jul 25, 2019 $302,218 ($3,430,693) 44,341 (527,443) 543 3.14% 7 Spider-Man: Far From Home U.S. Jul 02, 2019 $65,181 ($57,313,481) 8,874 (7,996,513) 174 0.67% 8 The King's Letters South Korea Jul 24, 2019 $37,831 ($6,389,506) 5,794 (931,307) 223 0.39% 9 PARASITE South Korea May 30, 2019 $21,337 ($71,393,714) 2,906 (10,064,257) 56 0.22% 10 Detective Conan: The Fist of Blue Sapphire Japan Jul 24, 2019 $16,879 ($1,419,821) 2,447 (214,487) 73 0.17%
  5. Just wait it out and see. Prediction is fun and fine, but some people take predictions and run away with it... smh.
  6. From eiga.com: Makoto Shinkai's Weathering With You was released in 448 screens from July 19th. 2-day weekend: 830,000 adm and 1.185 billion yen. 3-day total: 1,159,020 adm and 1,643,809,400 yen. Will exceed 10 billion and the question is how would it compare to "Your Name". TS4 2-day weekend: 630,000 adm and 855 million yen. Aladdin in 4th place, total: 7.3 million adm and 10.4 billion yen. FFH in 5th place, total: 2.6 billion yen.
  7. Jul 18, 2019 Rank Title Release Date Daily Gross (Total) Admissions (Total) Number of Screens Revenue Share 1 The Lion King U.S. Jul 17, 2019 $1,712,263 ($3,982,433) 231,980 (539,355) 1,852 55.88% 2 Spider-Man: Far From Home U.S. Jul 02, 2019 $492,979 ($51,495,529) 72,159 (7,045,589) 883 16.08% 3 Aladdin U.S. May 23, 2019 $427,463 ($75,533,395) 62,042 (10,444,166) 691 13.95% 4 Toy Story 4 U.S. Jun 20, 2019 $72,035 ($23,097,445) 10,593 (3,213,287) 315 2.35% 5 PARASITE South Korea May 30, 2019 $44,853 ($72,051,634) 7,966 (9,966,697) 191 1.46%
  8. From screendaily: Today’s GBP to USD conversion rate: 1.25 Rank Film (Distributor) Three-day gross (July 12-14) Total gross to date Week 1 Spider-Man: Far From Home (Sony Pictures) £4.4m £22.6m 2 2 Toy Story 4 (Disney) £3.8m £42.6m 4 3 Annabelle Comes Home (Warner Bros) £1.5m £2.2m 1 4 Yesterday (Universal) £1.1m £8.1m 3 5 Aladdin (Disney) £360,000 £35.2m 8 Sony Pictures Spider-Man: Far From Home held onto its position at the top of the UK box office chart in its second weekend, dropping 48% on its opening weekend with £4.4m taking it to £22.6m so far. Drops of 40-50% were consistent across the chart as UK audiences were spoilt for entertainment choices this weekend, with a trio of major sports events on these shores, in the form of the Cricket World Cup final (featuring and won by England), the Wimbledon tennis finals, and the British GP. Far From Home is already well on its way to challenging the previous best-performing titles in the Spider-Man franchise, which are Spider-Man 3 (£33.6m) and Spider-Man: Homecoming (£30.7m). Men In Black: International is up to £6.5m from its UK run. Disney The UK box office 1-2 was a repeat of last weekend, with Toy Story 4 also holding its position in the chart. The film fell 32% on its last session with £3.8m taking it to £42.6m to date. The release is now less than £2m shy of Toy Story 2 (£44.3m), though it won’t catch up with Toy Story 3 (£74.1m). Aladdin was down just 19% this weekend, adding £360,000 for £35.2m. Avengers: Endgame took a further £21,000 and is on £88.6m. Warner Bros Horror threequel Annabelle Comes Home opened with a £1.5m weekend, placing it third in the chart. That result came from 528 sites for an average of £2,841. Including previews, the film is on £2.2m. That’s a low for the franchise (which is a spin-off from The Conjuring series), behind Annabelle, which opened with £1.9m in October 2014, ending on £7.5m. and 2017’s Annabelle: Creation, which opened on £2m and ended on £8.3m. Back in cinemas this weekend to celebrate the film’s 20th anniversary, The Matrix took £163,000 from 360 sites. Godzilla: King Of The Monsters is on £6.9m, while Pokemon: Detective Pikachu is on £13.5m. Universal Yesterday added £1.1m in its third week, a 34% drop, which takes it to £8.1m to date. The Dead Don’t Die, Jim Jarmusch’s zombie comedy with Adam Driver and Bill Murray which opened Cannes this year, opened 11th in the chart this weekend, taking £192,882. Despite the soft total, this tops the directors’ recent efforts Only Lovers Left Alive (£123,989) and Paterson (£173,790). The Secret Life Of Pets 2 added £117,003 and is up to £18.5m.
  9. The hold for SLOP2 has been pretty good lately. Makes me wonder if they launched it too early, and lost the fight with Aladdin and TS4. Now that those two are waning, it has some breathing space?
  10. TS4 numbers are really staggering. Aladdin (3rd place now): 350,000 admissions and 491M yen over the weekend. Total: 6.9M admissions, more than 9.8B yen (about $90M). Will cross 10B yen this week.
  11. Jul 16, 2019 Rank Title Release Date Daily Gross (Total) Admissions (Total) Number of Screens Revenue Share 1 Spider-Man: Far From Home U.S. Jul 02, 2019 $706,530 ($50,462,732) 99,174 (6,894,394) 1,566 36.14% 2 Aladdin U.S. May 23, 2019 $574,438 ($74,709,594) 82,994 (10,324,664) 854 29.38% 3 Toy Story 4 U.S. Jun 20, 2019 $143,183 ($22,957,389) 21,182 (3,192,458) 614 7.32% 4 HOMME FATALE South Korea Jul 10, 2019 $127,255 ($1,798,353) 19,329 (259,131) 567 6.51% 5 PARASITE South Korea May 30, 2019 $84,985 ($71,959,519) 14,879 (9,949,774) 370 4.34%
  12. @Geo1500 You are also including the additional independent theaters. For consistency, we usually just use "Usual Location", which accounts for about 70% of the admiision.
  13. 1 Spider-Man: Far From Home U.S. Jul 02, 2019 $1,768,792 ($40,916,810) 231,460 (5,614,226) 1,647 49.59% 2 Aladdin U.S. May 23, 2019 $776,219 ($69,670,462) 101,072 (9,638,845) 797 21.76% 3 Toy Story 4 U.S. Jun 20, 2019 $232,414 ($21,146,901) 32,212 (2,940,158) 625 6.51% 4 HOMME FATALE South Korea Jul 10, 2019 $209,612 ($868,472) 28,452 (129,886) 592 5.87% 5 PARASITE South Korea May 30, 2019 $109,722 ($71,436,937
  14. Last week was the launch of Spider-man. Other movies were slightly depressed.
  15. Rank Title Release Date Daily Gross (Total) Admissions (Total) Number of Screens Revenue Share 1 Spider-Man: Far From Home U.S. Jul 02, 2019 $1,706,585 ($36,393,464) 245,891 (5,009,670) 1,901 56.58% 2 Aladdin U.S. May 23, 2019 $583,650 ($67,611,322) 85,404 (9,386,027) 770 19.35% 3 Toy Story 4 U.S. Jun 20, 2019 $248,862 ($20,467,117) 36,754 (2,852,287) 689 8.25% 4 PARASITE South Korea May 30, 2019 $143,513 ($70,874,039) 22,833 (9,820,084) 485 4.75% 5 John Wick: Chapter 3 - parabellum U.S. Jun 26, 2019 $91,420 ($6,357,860) 13,109 (881,155) 495 3.03%
  16. The O/U is probably $420M. China is projected to be $25M or lower, and that's $11M out of $22M international that is had this last weekend. There are still major markets (Mex, Japan, SK, ...) so it might still go higher or lower.
  17. So: Aladdin: 8.6billion yen ~ $79.1M Spider-man: 1.8B yen ~ $16.6M
  18. Rth pointed out some time ago that the double feature practice is that the revenue is applied at 100% for each film. That is not consistent money-wise, but both movie distributors will get the entitlement of their movies being accounted for and no funny split either. It is what it is.
  19. Apparently Spiderman opens in Japan this weekend. Japan and China ahead of Dom release.
  20. So, you are planning on getting disney+ ?
  21. Domestic: $288,554,143 35.5% + Foreign: $524,732,584 64.5% = Worldwide: $813,286,727
  22. Disney Disney’sToyStory 4 opened in top spot with a stellar £13.3m opening weekend – the highest ever three-day opening for an animated title in the UK. The film opened in 668 venues and scored a location average of £19,231, more than 10 times that of any other title in the top 10. It surpassed the £11.5m opening weekend of 2010’s Toy Story 3, as well as last year’s Incredibles 2 (£9.6m). The release is also the second-highest opening of 2019, behind only Avengers: Endgame’s colossal £31.4m and ahead of Captain Marvel’s £12.8m – both fellow Disney titles. The figure was more than the rest of the top 20 titles combined, both across the weekend and on each individual day. This formed part of a $238m international bow, including $10.7m of global IMAX takings – the second highest ever for an animated film, behind $14.7m for Incredibles 2. Toy Story 4 rejoins Woody, Buzz and Bo Peep, plus new characters including Forky and Duke Caboom, as they go on a road trip with Bonnie and her family. Disney also held second place this weekend, with Aladdin falling 58% for £1.2m and £32.6m so far; while Endgame added £80,000 for £87.9m to date. Sony Horror Brightburn opened to £296,000 from 451 locations, a low £658 average. With previews of £212,000 after launching on Wednesday, the film is up to £507,000. Men In Black: International fell 65% on its second weekend with £1m, and is on £5m. It will fall short of the £35.8m, £22.262m and £22.266m recorded respectively by the previous films in the franchise. Paramount Rocketman took £780,000 on its fifth weekend – a drop of 52% - and is up to £21.1m in the UK, a decent total for a 15-rated film. It has now entered the top five totals for 2019 in the UK. Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups took £12,500 and is up to £1.3m, while kids club screenings of Wonder Park propelled it to £23,000 and £4.6m. Universal The Secret Life Of Pets 2 added £473,985 for £17.6m after five weekends, while Octavia Spencer-led thriller Ma went up £24,559 for £1.6m after four. 20th Century Fox X-Men: Dark Phoenix continued to struggle, dropping 68% for £332,720 on its third weekend and £6.7m to date. It will end with the lowest takings in the franchise so far, below The Wolverine’s £13.8m from 2013. Vertigo Results still to come. Lionsgate John Wick 3: Parabellum took £161,433 on its sixth weekend and is now up to £10m, comfortably the best result of the John Wick series (JW1 took £1.6m in 2015 while JW2 did £6m in 2017). Warner Bros Godzilla: King Of The Monsters took £150,000 on its fourth weekend, with a cume of £6.7m. It will fall well short of the 2014 monster relaunch, which took £17.2m. Pokémon Detective Pikachu topped up £48,000 and is now on £13.5m.
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