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ITALY Sat
€1.55m / 205k
Tot. €11.9m / 1.6 adm
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2 hours ago, Issac Newton said:
Italy is bigger, we are at €5.7m now and today will be definitely bigger than €2m.
7.9m US are €7.2m
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Sat
Mario earned €2.028.763 with 272.296 adm.
Tot. is now €5.8m
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Monday numbers are incomplete, we don’t know how many screens missing. Confirmed by Cinetel.
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7 hours ago, Issac Newton said:
Avatar: The Way Of Water
THU - €717,293 / €33,179,433
340+ screen missing, incomplete.
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1 hour ago, efialtes76 said:
January 1/2023:
Avatar- €1.57M
PiB-€167k
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3 minutes ago, jma22 said:
Not the only reason . Spain was better at box office for Spiderman NWH , Minions 2, Jurassic World 3 , FB3, Uncharted, Thor4, The Batman, Bullet Train, Smile, Sonic 2, Morbius, Black Adam, The bad guys, Sing 2 ........
Today Spain > Italy at box office despite having less population (Italy 59m vs Spain 47m) and worse ATP ( For example in Italy the ATP for Avatar 2 its 8,8 vs 7,5 in Spain)
Avatar 2 will earn more monay in Spain than Italy at the end of its run. We have holidays untill 9 January
At that time Italian BO was definitely bigger than the spanish one. Avatar earned 77M in Spain and 69M in Italy.
It'd have been bigger with holidays. It came out on Jan 15.
We had a big collapse after covid, these are not our "real" numbers... Spiderman was stopped by covid 19 restrictions in Italy, which started on christmas day 2021. -
9 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:
The original Avatar was bigger in Spain than in Italy. I am surprised Italy running total is still ahead of Spain until now.
I think the only reason is that the first Avatar came out a month later here (Jan 15 2010). There were strong local movies on Christmas (it was like that every year, but not anymore) and the industry wanted to protect local movies.
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1 hour ago, Bruce said:
I heard Avatar failed in Japan because most of Japan cinema doesn’t prove 48 fps movie,so Japan cinema only change 48 fps to 24 fps which make film watch weird and lead to public protest…
Wait lol That's strange. I don't know what they were expecting, but only a few theaters in the world can show movies at 48fps.
We (everyone, because almost everyone have seen it at 24) only missed action sequences with HFR, the rest of the movie is 24fps with a duplicated frame. Only those sequences are at real 48.
It seems a bit exaggerated to me lol
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How much can we expect from today to friday? 7-800k per day?
And how much on Jan 1? Same as yesterday?
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BATMAN
€ 6.2m (840k adm) after 10 days.
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This week is going to be a disaster, like very year lol
Sanremo Music Festival catalyzes attention for 5 days in a row, TV ratings for the first two days are huge (13.8M and 13.6M viewers and streamings are not included, more than the National team in the group stages last summer lol)
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10 hours ago, GoblinXXR said:
Italy coming in at €2.72M Saturday!! Bigger than Endgame!! @fabiopazzo2 with the clutch reporting!
Italy 4 days (Wed-Sat): € 8.853.520 (1.161.167 adm)
OW (5 days) should be bigger than €11M
It is good to remember that in Italy only full vaccinated people can go to the movies, we are talking about 74% of population to date (44.000.000 out of 60.000.000 people)-
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50 minutes ago, GoblinXXR said:
@RthHome Easier to ask in this thread than tag you a bunch, but do you have Saturday numbers/estimates for the major markets?
UK
Australia
Mexico
Brazil
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
South KoreaAs for Italy, I expect at least 2/2.5M euros for today
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Saw it today, no empty seats in my cinema.
I think today is going to be bigger than tomorrow, maybe 2.2+1.8? -
ITALY
TOP 10 Most admissions
22.9M Doctor Zhivago (UK 1966)
21.8M The Godfather (USA 1971)
16.8M The Ten Commandments (USA 1956)
15.8M Goldfinger (UK 1964)
15.7M War and Peace (ITA 1956)
15.6M Last tango in Paris (ITA 1972)
15.4M Ben Hur (USA 1959)
14.7M A Fistful of Dollar (ITA 1964)
14.5M Trinity is still my name (ITA 1971)
14.5M For a few dollars more (ITA 1965)
TOP 10 Highest Grossing films
€65.7M Avatar (USA 2009)
€65.3M Quo Vado? (ITA 2016)
€52.0M Sole a catinelle (ITA 2013)
€50.2M Titanic (USA 1997)
€46.2M Tolo Tolo (ITA 2020)*
€43.4M What a beautiful day (ITA 2011)
€37.5M The Lion King (USA 2019)
€31.3M Life is Beautiful (ITA 1997)
€30.4M Alice in Wonderland (USA 2010)
€30.3M Avengers: Endgame (USA 2019)
*Best OD Ever (€8.7M) and Best 4 days OW ever (€29.9M).-
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What's the OD for Spiderman?
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1300 screens for Spiderman, this is probably the biggest release ever (?)
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8 hours ago, fabiopazzo2 said:
I know its a working day but i never see anything like this
Over HP
Because they never did, even with Avengers, presales were not so "anticipated".
I really can't see it over 2.5/3.0m OD (and it'd be very good)4/5m OD on a working day are insane for our market, and we are talking about a sequel of a movie which earned only 12m.
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Right after Spidey (the next day) we have two highly anticipated movies here in Italy, which are Diabolik and House of Gucci
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Just now, Multiverse of XXR said:
$10m OD it is!
Best OD ever in Italy is $10.5m, but that movie opened on Jan 1Spidey opens on Wednesday, it's simply impossible
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4 minutes ago, fabiopazzo2 said:
4/4.5M?
I saw a lot of people buying tickets for December 15th
There are lots of shows that start at 10.00lets dream
It would be crazy, it's a working day.
I see it near HP (3/3.3m)
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Best Italian ODs
Tolo Tolo ( ITA 2020) €9m (1.3 adm)
Quo Vado? (ITA 2016) €8.7m (1.2 adm)
Avengers Endgame (USA 2019) €5.2m (641k adm)
Harry Potter DH2 (USA 2011) €3.3m (can't find adm)
This time cinemas are open only for full vaccinated people (80% of population), so for me it will be far lower than Endgame, but how lower? Half? Closer to HP)-
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The Space and Uci are still down, webtic is working. A lot of screens in Milan/Rome are already full
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FAST X | 558.7M overseas | 704.9M worldwide
in International Box Office
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Saw tonight in Rome (OD here in Italy) in a surprisingly empty theatre. We were like 6-7 people.
Two things to consider is that I saw it in English with subs (normally less people, everyone likes dubbing here) and probably everyone in Rome were watching the Europa League semifinal on tv.