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Official numbers from Universal as of Monday 6.15 Domestic: $350,872,650 International: $1,160,573,908 Worldwide: $1,511,446,168

For sure not a movie that would get a China release.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Spy netted $13.5 million from 6,833 screens in 64 territories this weekend giving the Paul Feig/Melissa McCarthy comedy $80.06 million after 4 overseas frames and $137 million globally. The top 10 territories this weekend were UK/Ireland ($2.39M on 640 screens/$8.51M cume), Russia ($1.53M on 1,450 screens/$6.07M cume), South Korea ($1.08M on 380 screens/$16.23M cume), Germany ($915K on 605 screens/$2.6M cume), Australia ($845K on 239 screens/$9.43M), Mexico ($626K on 654 screens/$3.09M cume), Venezuela ($546K on 37 screens/$1.69M cume), UAE ($487K on 32 screens/$1.93 cume), Brazil ($335K on 305 screens/$1.47M cume), and Holland ($326K on 97 screens/$903K cume). Spy has yet to open in 4 of the top 12 international territories.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report San Andreas shook up another $42.5 million this weekend from 14,400 screens in 68 markets, lifting its overseas cume to $254 million and its global haul to $373.32 million. The Dwayne Johnson disaster flick lost a lot of screens this weekend in China to JW and dropped 63% for $12.75 million, but has managed to gross a terrific $80.2 million after 13 days. The film took second behind JW in Mexico ($2.34M on 1,550 screens/$26.1M cume), South Korea ($2.3M on 631 screens/$11.2M cume), Brazil ($1.2M on 598 screens/$9.3M cume), and France ($1.1M on 496 screens/$6.7M cume). Other top market totals are UK/Ireland ($15.3 million), Russia ($10.5 million), Taiwan ($6.8 million), Australia ($6.1 million), Germany ($4.7 million), Hong Kong ($3.8 million), and Italy ($2.6 million). Spain opens on June 26.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Mad Max: Fury Road rolled to $5.4 million from 4,400 screens in 68 markets this weekend. George Miller's universally acclaimed action film has made $195.1 million and $333.71 million worldwide. It opens next Saturday in Japan.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Behind a global tsunami of nostalgia, strong marketing, and Chris Pratt's rising star power, the dinosaurs of Universal's Jurassic World devoured an incredible $307.2 million this weekend overseas - the second highest international opening in history just behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 ($314 million) and the highest-grossing opening this year. It also crushed Universal's previous record holder Furious 7 which premiered in April with $250.4 million. Combined with NA's record breaking opening weekend, Jurassic World ruled the Earth with $511.8 million worldwide - the highest global bow in history. Jurassic has opened in 66 territories since Wednesday and is the top film everywhere, snaring an average 70% market share around the world. Top grossing territories are China ($100.8M), U.K. and Ireland ($29.6M), Mexico ($16.2M), South Korea ($14.4M), France ($12.5M), Australia ($12.1M), Germany ($11M), Russia ($9.4M), Taiwan ($8M), India ($7.1M), Spain ($7M), Brazil ($6.3M), Malaysia ($5.7M), Italy ($5.3M), and the Philippines ($5.3M). Super-sized Indominus Rex was also a huge draw on international IMAX screens where Jurassic opened with a record-breaking weekend of $23.5 million from 443 screens - the previous best was $16.7 million for Transformers: Age of Extinction. 3D tickets also accounted for nearly half of the international haul. Universal's Jurassic World co-financed by Legendary Pictures will open in its final territory Japan on August 5.

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From BoxOffice.com @ChinaBoxOffice May 2015 Box Office Stats China's box office receipts for May 2015 hit ￥3.178 billion ($512.08 million), an increase of 42.86% over May 2014 thanks in large part to the dominance of Avengers: Age of Ultron which contributed ￥1.409 billion ($227 million). There were also 4.26 million screenings (+33.33%) and 86.19 million admissions (+36.19%) during May. Domestic films accounted for ￥805 million ($129.69 million) while imported films earned ￥2.372 billion ($382.16 million) for a 3:1 split in favor of foreign films. 2015 YTD Box Office Stats The 2015 yearly box office total through May 31 stands at ￥16.867 billion ($2.72 billion), 56.7% ahead of 2014 at the same date. There have been 20.72 million screenings (+34.54%) and 465.01 million admissions (+52.47%). Domestic films have earned ￥8.512 billion ($1.38 billion) and imported films have grossed ￥8.305 billion ($1.34 billion), an almost even split five months through 2015. A Look Ahead The first half of June has once again been dominated by imported films (San Andreas, Jurassic World, Stand By Me Doraemon), but late June will see the arrival of several domestic pics with huge box office potential (SPL2: A Time For Consequences, The Ark of Mr. Chow, and Hollywood Adventures) and July is the industry's unofficial protection month with no scheduled foreign releases. May's top ten films are shown below with data from China's EntGroup.

'Begin Again' starring Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo will hit Chinese theaters on June 26 http://news.mtime.com/2015/06/09/1543420.html#p6

What is your local source for BO data in the Philippines?

Chine box office weekend actuals report from BoxOffice.com

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Paul Feig and Melissa McCarthy had international audiences in stitches this weekend as Spy netted $25.6 million from 8,180 screens across 54 territories, raising its overseas cume to $56.54 million and its global tally to $86.54 million. Strong openings include #1 in the UK/Ireland with $4.12 million on 787 screens (93% of Bridesmaids and 150% of The Heat), #1 in Russia with $3.19 million on 1,616 screens (more than double the lifetime gross of Bridesmaids), #2 in Mexico with $1.63 million on 944 screens (the biggest opening weekend ever for Paul Feig/Melissa McCarthy), and #1 in Germany with $1.45 million on 599 screens (117% of The Heat). Spy also had the highest grossing opening weekend for a Paul Feig/Melissa McCarthy collaboration in Brazil ($994K on 305 screens), UAE ($926K on 53 screens), Thailand ($725K on 270 screens), Holland ($451K on 97 screens), Norway ($406K on 160 screens), Ukraine ($398K on 170 screens), Sweden ($340K on 148 screens), Peru ($287K on 95 screens), Denmark ($286K on 68 screens), and Central America ($279K on 123 screens). The comedy held well in South Korea ($2.12 million/$14.53 million cume) despite a MERS scare affecting the overall market. Australia came in at #3 in its third weekend of release down just 26% from last weekend ($1.43 million/$7.73 million cume). Spy opens in France on June 17.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Entourage crashed the party in six international markets this weekend grossing an estimated $3 million from 490 screens. The big screen adaptation of HBO's hit series is up to $20.8 million globally. Australia was friendliest to Vince and his boys, tossing them $2.6 million from 310 screens for the top spot Down Under. Entourage rolls up to the UK/Ireland on June 19.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Poltergeist terrified international audiences into coughing up another $3.15 million from 2,735 screens across 32 territories this weekend. The horror remake from 20th Century Fox is up to $24.49 million overseas and $68.89 million globally. Brazil is the top performing territory and grabbed $959K this weekend from 456 screens for $5.18 million after three weekends of release.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report With an estimated $4.6 million from 46 territories this weekend, the Barden Bellas of Pitch Perfect 2 have now sung their way to the tune of $89 million overseas and $250 million worldwide. The UK and Ireland, where the ladies took 5th place with $1.2 million this weekend, tops all international territories with a 24-day total of $25.2 million. Fat Amy's (actress Rebel Wilson) home country of Australia grossed $765k this weekend for a 31-day total of $20.8 million, while Germany - home to the acapella group battling the Barden Bellas - earned $655K for a 25-day total of $10.3 million. Pitch Perfect 2 still has 12 more stops on its worldwide tour. Chile is next on June 25.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Avengers: Age of Ultron pulled in another $7.0 million in its seventh weekend of overseas release from 91 territories. It has now grossed $910.2 million overseas and $1.3482 billion globally to become the 5th highest grossing film of all-time. Ultron's international breakdown: China ($233.6 million), South Korea ($82.2 million), UK/Ireland ($72.8 million), Mexico ($50.4 million), Brazil ($47.7 million), Russia ($33.4 million), France ($33.3 million), Germany ($32.3 million), Australia ($31.1 million), Italy ($18.4 million), Taiwan ($18.4 million), Hong Kong ($18.3 million), India ($16.8 million), the Philippines ($14.1 million), Argentina ($13.9 million), Malaysia ($13.3 million), Spain ($13.0 million), Thailand ($11.6 million), and other territories ($155.4 million). Ultron opens in Japan on July 4.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Mad Max: Fury Road guzzled down an additional $11 million this weekend from ~6,270 screens in 70 international territories. The well-received action flick from Aussie George Miller is up to $184 million overseas and $315 million globally. Top ten markets are: South Korea ($2.5 million/$27.2 million cume), UK/Ireland ($1.2 million/$24.1 million cume), Australia ($1.2 million/$14.7 million cume), France ($1.05 million/$15.5 million cume), Brazil ($994K/$10.4 million cume), Germany ($518K/$8.2 million cume), Russia ($374K/$12.9 million cume), Mexico ($279K/$7.7 million cume). There is still no confirmed released for China.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report San Andreas rocked the global box office again this weekend, holding on to the top spot with $97.8 million from ~22,590 screens across 68 markets. The Dwayne Johnson vehicle has grossed $188 million overseas and $287.06 million globally. San Andreas opened well across Asia with China accounting for an estimated $34 million over the weekend and $51 million since its opening Tuesday. Despite public health concerns over MERS, South Korea came in at #1 with $7.2 million from 843 screens, and Hong Kong shook up $2.2 million for 71% of the weekend box office from 85 screens. Doraemon Stand By Me continued its surprising run in China this weekend with $13.43 million for a total of $73 million after 11 days of release. Doraemon's China haul has now surpassed its entire Japanese run ($66.7 million) and sits as the third highest grossing animated film of all-time in China behind Big Hero 6 ($84.63 million) and Kung Fu Panda 2 ($94.75 million). Mad Max: Fury Road guzzled down an additional $11 million this weekend from ~6,270 screens in 70 international territories. The well-received action flick from Aussie George Miller is up to $184 million overseas and $315 million globally. Top ten markets are: South Korea ($2.5 million/$27.2 million cume), UK/Ireland ($1.2 million/$24.1 million cume), Australia ($1.2 million/$14.7 million cume), France ($1.05 million/$15.5 million cume), Brazil ($994K/$10.4 million cume), Germany ($518K/$8.2 million cume), Russia ($374K/$12.9 million cume), Mexico ($279K/$7.7 million cume). There is still no confirmed released for China. Bollywood hit PK held well again in China this weekend, dropping 40% for $2.21 million and $16.4 million after 17 days of release. The comedy starring Aamir Khan beat out Tomorrowland despite playing on fewer screens.

From BoxOffice.com's Global Report Tomorrowland posted an estimated $13.8 million in its third weekend of international release from 77 territories. The Disney sci-fi/adventure flick has now grossed $93.5 million after opening in all of its planned overseas markets and $169.7 million globally. Tomorrowland opened at #1 this weekend in Japan with an estimated $2.1 million, regaining the top spot for Disney after Cinderella lost her throne last weekend. China, the film's top performing overseas territory, tumbled 83% from its first weekend for $1.45 million and a disappointing 13-day total of $17.8 million. Tomorrowland's international breakdown: Russia ($7.4 million), UK/Ireland ($7.4 million), Mexico ($5.1 million), France ($4.9 million), Italy ($3.0 million), Germany ($2.7 million), Spain ($2.4 million), Australia ($2.3 million), Taiwan ($2.2 million), Thailand ($2.1 million), Japan ($2.1 million), South Korea ($1.8 million), Brazil ($1.6 million) and other territories ($30.6 million).

From BoxOffice.com Global Report San Andreas rocked the global box office again this weekend, holding on to the top spot with $97.8 million from ~22,590 screens across 68 markets. The Dwayne Johnson vehicle has grossed $188 million overseas and $287.06 million globally. San Andreas opened well across Asia with China accounting for an estimated $34 million over the weekend and $51 million since its opening Tuesday. Despite public health concerns over MERS, South Korea came in at #1 with $7.2 million from 843 screens, and Hong Kong shook up $2.2 million for 71% of the weekend box office from 85 screens. Among holdovers, Mexico continues to perform well, dropping just 34% from last weekend for an impressive $6.6 million and $21.2 million total. Brazilian cinemas welcomed moviegoers over their Corpus Christi holiday with $3.2 million from 782 screens, raising the cume to $7.6 million after two weekends. San Andreas came in at #1 in France ($1.6 million/$5.3 million cume), Argentina ($1.7 million, $4.1 million cume), Colombia ($1.35 million/$3.8 million cume), Chile ($1.2 million/$3.15 million cume), and Peru ($1.0 million/$3.2 million cume), and #2 in the UK/Ireland ($2.9 million/$13.0 million) and Germany ($982K/$3.8 million cume).

Weekend Actuals plus analysis from BoxOffice.com: http://pro.boxoffice.com/statistics/news/2015-06-01-china-box-office-weekend-actuals-doraemon-sets-animated-and-non-hollywood-foreign-release-records-tomorrowland-dead-on-arrival-ultron-blasts-into-3rd-all-time

According to BoxOffice.com, San Andreas has made $21.4M from 60 markets through Friday: http://pro.boxoffice.com/news/2015-05-30-san-andreas-finishes-friday-with-214m-overseas

Olive -- any idea where that weibo account 电影票房 pulls its data from? Their estimates are scary accurate and don't have the connections 艺恩 does...

http://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2015/05/28/chris-pratt-stomps-into-china-for-jurassic-world/ Also saying MI5 hitting theaters at end of July, but still no confirmation