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JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE $503.1M Overseas Total $855.7M Global Total #Jumanji #WelcomeToTheJungle #BoxOffice

Coco passed the $700M global mark after grossing an estimated $1.56M domestically and $11.6M internationally this weekend. Domestic total stands at $204.6M and international total stands at $496.3M for a global total of $700.9M. #PixarCoco #BoxOffice @DisneyPixar @pixarcoco

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Final Box Office Results, 2017 (Canacine) 348 million tickets sold (+6.4%), 2.82 tickets sold per habitant (+4.8%), average ticket price 47.8 lc (+3.6%) 16,661 million gross in lc (+10.9%), Top 10 movies: Coco, FF8, DM3, BatB, It, SM:HC, JL, Latin Lover, Baby Boss, Wonder Woman. First time all Top 10 are over 400M lc. http://canacine.org.mx/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Resultados-definitivos-2017-1.pdf

It is a great number for a speciality film opening on January!

Great OW for Insidious TLK, $4.1M as per Deadline, the #1 international opener. Jumanji $1.8M in its 3rd frame, off just 16% for a cume of $14.7M Greatest Showman off by just 9% for a $7.2M cume. Coco total $57.8M.

Should pass 850M WW tomorrow Sunday. From Mojo: Domestic: $312,105,786 36.7% + Foreign: $537,316,348 63.3% = Worldwide: $849,422,134

TOP 20 IN USD as per Mojo estimates. ER was at its lowest in Summer. 1 Coco Disney $57,689,261 10/27 2 The Fate of the Furious UPI $36,309,142 4/14 3 Despicable Me 3 UPI $34,804,796 6/30 4 Beauty and the Beast (2017) Disney $29,968,579 3/17 5 It WB $27,600,000 9/14 6 Spider-Man: Homecoming Sony $27,069,013 7/6 7 How to be a Latin Lover Videocine $24,928,324 5/5 8 Justice League WB $24,800,000 11/17 9 The Boss Baby Fox $23,177,795 3/31 10 Wonder Woman WB $22,500,000 6/2 11 Thor: Ragnarok Disney $21,243,605 11/2 12 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Disney $19,005,245 4/28 13 Annabelle: Creation WB $18,700,000 8/17 14 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Disney $16,643,576 5/26 15 War for the Planet of the Apes Fox $15,879,468 7/28 16 Cars 3 Disney $15,591,138 6/16 17 Transformers: The Last Knight PPI $15,334,443 7/21 18 Logan Fox $14,433,722 3/3 19 Kong: Skull Island WB $14,200,000 3/10 20 The Mummy (2017) UPI $13,032,172 6/9

PRELIMINARY TOP 20 OF 2017 (UP TO 4 JAN) Local Currency 01 1,097,110,000 Coco 02 673,590,000 Fate of the Furious 03 623,190,000 Despicable Me 3 04 565,690,000 Beauty and the Beast 05 491,770,000 It 06 482,580,000 Spiderman: Homecoming 07 470,990,000 Justice League 08 455,090,000 How To Be a Latin Lover 09 437,590,000 Baby Boss 10 412,490,000 Wonder Woman 11 403,070,000 Thor Ragnarok 12 353,450,000 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 13 331,300,000 Annabelle: Creation 14 303,790,000 Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge 15 287,220,000 War for the Planet of the Apes 16 276,330,000 Cars 3 17 271,920,000 Kong: Skull Island 18 270,730,000 Logan 19 268,720,000 Transformers: The Last Knight 20 252,860,000 Jumanji: Welcome to The Jungle 21 246,440,000 Star Wars: The Last Jedi Audience 01 23,360,000 Coco 02 14,130,000 Fate of the Furious 03 13,970,000 Despicable Me 3 04 11,270,000 Beauty and the Beast 05 10,520,000 It 06 10,240,000 How To Be a Latin Lover 07 9,980,000 Baby Boss 08 9,780,000 Spiderman: Homecoming 09 9,270,000 Justice League 10 8,300,000 Wonder Woman 11 7,940,000 Thor Ragnarok 12 7,100,000 Annabelle: Creation 13 6,990,000 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 14 6,140,000 Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge 15 6,090,000 War for the Planet of the Apes 16 5,900,000 Cars 3 17 5,710,000 Kong: Skull Island 18 5,660,000 Transformers: The Last Knight 19 5,350,000 Jumanji: Welcome to The Jungle 20 5,320,000 Logan

@boxofficereport: Star Wars: The Last Jedi grossed an estimated $12.3M internationally on Monday. International total stands at $534.8M, global total stands at $1.067B. #StarWars #TheLastJedi #BoxOffice @DisneyStudios @starwars

@ExhibitorRelations: JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE is swinging towards $350M worldwide in 58% of int'l territories. China hits Jan 12, South Korea Jan 3.

From Deadline: According to comScore figures this New Year’s Eve, the worldwide box office has hit a record $39.92B. That’s up 3% over 2016 and makes 2017 the highest-grossing year ever in global box office history. With $28.8B at overseas turnstiles, 2017 was partly enhanced by a massive hit out of China where Wolf Warrior 2 grossed over $854M in just that market (with a new ticketing fee included) while the whole of the Middle Kingdom is projected to see 20% growth over 2016 — The Fate Of The Furious became China’s biggest import in 2017 with $392.8M. The emerging South East Asia markets also helped fuel growing ticket sales in general as did the Middle East — and Saudi Arabia will soon join the party. As of today’s estimates, the Top 5 worldwide movies in 2017 are Disney’s Beauty And The Beast ($1.264B); Universal’s Fate Of The Furious ($1.236B); Disney’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which just scaled to the No. 3 position today at an estimated $1.04B; Universal/Illumination’s Despicable Me 3 at $1.033B and Sony’s Spider-Man: Homecoming at $880.2M. http://deadline.com/2017/12/worldwide-box-office-record-2017-39-92-billion-comscore-1202234008/

Deadline: Jumanji added $67M for the 2nd frame. That brings the international cume to $153M, and the worldwide total to $323M. There are 28 holdover markets that maintained No. 1 from last weekend’s opening session — dropping just 2% as a group. In Australia, the bow was $12.1M (including previews). In South Africa, Sony had its biggest opening ever at $1.2M (including previews). Asia continues to lead the region for a cume of $36.5M. The weekend added strong openings in India ($2.9M/No. 2), Taiwan ($2.7M/No. 1) and Thailand ($1.9M/No. 1). The increasingly impressive Indonesia saw JWTTJ hold the top spot for its sophomore session with $2.7M, off 27% to bring the cume to $8.3M. Malaysia also put Jumanji atop the chart again with $2.1M, down 35% to raise the cume to $11.3M. It is now the highest grossing Sony film of all time there. Singapore dipped just 11% from opening for a $3.6M cume. Latin America’s regional cume currently stands at $16.1M with all new No. 1 openings. Other highlights include the UK adding 22% for a $23.6M cume; France jumping 100% to cume of $11.4M; Germany rising 57% for a running $9.3M total and the Netherlands lifting 45%.