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BATB 7 days 1.405.000 adm € 9.400.000

Italy OW (4 days) 982.000 ADM € 7.000.000

BATB Thu - 123.000 ADM Fri - 161.000 ADM Sat - 326.000 ADM Sun - 346.000 ADM OW 982.000 ADM € 7.000.000

In Italy we have a good € 7M OW. It should have good legs, so € 20M are likely to happen.

BATB Thu - 123.000 ADM Fri - 161.000 ADM Sat - 326.000 ADM 3 days - 610.000 ADM / € 4.400.000 OW should be near € 7M

Yes, total gross. Anyway, Logan out today in 500+ screens.

Came out this weekend: 3 days data (Thu-Sat), waiting for Sunday. € 0.9M The Great Wall (3 days) € 0.8M T2: Trainspotting (3 days) € 0.8M Beata ignoranza (3 days - local movie) € 0.5M Jackie (3 days) Logan coming out in 3 days. I expect something between € 8-10M. 50 Shades is now at € 13.8M (today it will reach at least € 14.0M); La La Land is now at € 7.0M; L'ora Legale is now at € 10.2M; Collateral Beauty finished his run at € 9.5M;

Yes it comes out in a month, 16 March.

Fifty Shades earned € 9.3M in 7 days; La La Land is now at € 6.0M; Smetto quando voglio is now at € 2.7M; (underperfomed, the first one reached € 4.0) Out today Ballerina (430 screens) Resident Evil (270 screens) Autobahn (185 screens) Manchester by the sea (150 screens) Moonlight (80 screens) Absolutely famous (70 screens) Fifty Shades will easily win this weekend again, let's see how much it drops. The first one dropped 55% the second week.

Can someone tell us how many tickets it sold? Or if you don't know specifically, what is the avg ticket price in the UK?

Saturday Fifty Shades 1: € 2.30M (St. Valentine) Saturday Fifty Shades 2: € 1.67M The movie is now at € 4.4M and it should earn €6.2-6.5M in its first weekend. Way lower than the first ( € 8.5M).

Fifty Shades 1 € 3.5M after 2 days Fifty Shades 2 € 2.8M after 2 days

Out today 800+ screens for 50 Shades 450 screens for Lego Batman 195 screens for Incarnate 86 screens for Keeping up with the Joneses 58 screens for 150milligrammi (La fille de Brest) Two years ago 50 Shades earned €19.7M with a €1.7 OD and a €8.5 OW. Cinemas will be full from today till sunday, but then it will drop way faster than the first one.

20M for Smetto quando voglio? I hope so, but today was very weak (€ 0.1M). They pushed this sequel very hard but I don't see it arriving at 20M honestly. Saturday and Sunday will be big, as every italian movie, but you have also to consider that Fifty shades opens nex week. Anyway I'm going today, and I'm very excited since the first one was very very good. Collateral Beauty reaches € 9.0M L'ora legale is at € 7.2M Arrival is at € 3.0M La La Land is at € 2.9M Split is at € 2.6M Weak opening for Mel Gibson (€ 0.07M with a lot of screens)

Collateral Beauty is at €7.2M now, an unexpected success. Will Smith is very popular here.

2016 in Italy 112.500.000 tickets sold € 706.000.000 earned 3D market share was at 1.77% Italian movies sold 29% of the tickets

Average ticket price is so low! Good year for the Spanish BO anyway.

These numbers are collected by Cinetel, but for the complete numbers you have to wait SIAE. Cinetel collects 90-95% of the italian screens. SIAE usually release complete numbers every month. Last month they released October top 10. They only give admissions.

OW ITALY (3 days) € 1.5M 206k adm

Jan. 1 1. MISTER FELICITA' - € 1.883.377 - 261.940 (N)2. OCEANIA - € 1.134.227 - 161.025 (TOT. € 8.4M)3. PASSENGERS - € 789.724 - 104.968 (OW € 1.5M)4. IL GGG: IL GRANDE GIGANTE GENTILE - € 708.057 - 101.811 (OW € 1.3M)5. POVERI MA RICCHI - € 523.915 - 72.0016. MISS PEREGRINE - € 393.049 - 53.284 (TOT. € 5.2M)7. ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY - € 318.489 - 40.748 (TOT. € 8.8M)8. LION - € 309.242 - 44.2239. NATALE A LONDRA - € 256.807 - 35.93910. FLORENCE € 235.943 - 34.550

TOP 10 ADM 2016 This should be the real TOP 10 ADM of the year. Cinetel has got the 90% of the italian screens, so this is a very reliable projection of the real data. 10.130.000 QUO VADO 2.950.000 PERFETTI SCONOSCIUTI 2.600.000 ALLA RICERCA DI DORY 2.460.000 PETS - VITA DA ANIMALI 2.410.000 ANIMALI FANTASTICI E DOVE TROVARLI 2.270.000 REVENANT - REDIVIVO 2.020.000 INFERNO 1.940.000 SUICIDE SQUAD 1.925.000 ZOOTROPOLIS 1.800.000 CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR

They do these things also here, and during these promotions a lot of people go to the cinema, but then it get normal again. The thing that surprises me the most is that Italy should have a very strong cinema culture like France because the two countries are very similar. You had Méliès, the Lumières etc. ans it's like you've created cinema like we know it today, while we ruled cinema in Europe from the 50s to the 80s, and back then people here used to go a lot to the cinema (The Godfather has something like 20M+ adm here). As for the prices, if a family here goes to the cinema can also spend €40. Anyway, compliments again!

How in the hell France keeps selling the double of tickets per year than us (2015, 107M adm) with pretty much the same population and the same numbers of screen? Impressive, compliments. It means you have a very "educated" audience. We had these numbers in the 80s, when television was not so stronger like now. But maybe France is normal and we are the weak ones.

Passengers* and The BFG** out today. *400 cinemas **500 cinemas

Boxing Day is usually the richest day of the year in the italian industry. Top 10 cume: €7.8M (a 6% drop from last year)