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Estimates for The little prince : 300 000 admissions
The little prince number one for this weekend
Maybe only -10%.
That's amazing!
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I'm nervous this could be another Jack the Giant Slayer DOM and OS. I'm going to be a bit more pessimistic and say $80M DOM and $175 OS.
Still a big budget though
Still not as high as Jack the Giant Slayer.
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It was the last weekend before start of the school year. I dont think Minions will make much after that. So many films increased or even returned to screens. Mad Max, FF7, Age of Ultron. Even Guardians of Galaxy.
Guardians of the galaxy?
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Top 5 Weekend:
1- The Clan, 310412 admissions, -34%. Cume: 1758284 admissions, $12.3m
2- Boca Juniors: The Movie, 145440 adm, around $1m, new.
3- Le Petit Prince, 45740 adm, -36%. Cume: 139710 adm, $1m
4- Sinister 2, 28167 adm, new.
5- The Man From UNCLE, 27797 adm, new.
I think it can reach $2M.
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Shhhh...Let me dream
Ok then.
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Frozen 2 will take it.
NO.
The first film made only $21M and I can't see such big increase.
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The Good Dinosaur will take the top spot
It won't.
I guess it will make around $16M.
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Wait, wasn't Minions the top attended animated film in Brazil?
In local currency not admissions.
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I don't care about this movie at all but it comes out in October and there is no topic yet so I created one.
It has a big budget($150M) but I don't think it will be big.
Probably $300M worldwide($200M OS + $100M DOM)
What do you think?
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This number is only for France?
Yes.
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According to Screen International Inside Out has made $27.1M in France.
It has finally beat Brave and will soon beat Cars 2 and WALL-E as well.
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The Little Prince:$927K/$10.1M
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KUNG FU PANDA FILMS IN FRANCE:
Kung Fu Panda:$29.3M
Kung Fu Panda 2:$27.8M
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Deadline:
The Disney/Pixar pleaser crossed $700M during the past week worldwide and added Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Singapore to the toon’s territories this frame. With$10.9M more from international play, its global total is now $715.63M after 11 weekends. The Scandinavian territories got off to a great start with Denmarkposting the highest ever non-sequel opening for a Pixar release. It also grabbed the No. 1 slot, coming in above the debut of local title Summer Of 92 about the underdog Euro Cup champs of 23 years ago. Sweden opened above Pete Docter’s acclaimedUp. Singapore brought the 2nd biggest Disney/Pixar animated opening weekend of all-time. Elsewhere, the holds continue to be joyful: France (-5%), Australia (-13%), UK (-18%), Japan (-24%), Hong Kong (-36%), Korea (-39%), Thailand (-38%). Italy is next for Riley and friends on September 16, followed by Germany on October 1 and the China start which is not yet dated.
It opened with just $5M in France and it's going to end with more than $30M and possibly $35M if these insane drops continue.
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no changes in trends, so let's have a look at 2015 as a whole:
http://www.insidekino.de/DJahr/D2015.htm
Incredible how Universal dominates the year, 4 out of 4 blockbusters to date (see chart at the upper right - market share is at 36%!!!!)
Can't believe that FSOG made so much money.
It even beat JW and A2.
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Exactly. Also if the film breaks out in China, 1.2 billion might be even possible! With the first non Disney film crossing 1 billion, this is a major moment for animated films in box office history.
Not only is Minions the third animated film in history that reaches that mark - the major news here is that Despicable Me franchise is now the ONLY animated franchise EVER to have 2 spots in the top 5 highest grossing films of all time, with Illumination Entertainment becoming only the other studio (next to Disney) to have 2 films in the 5 highest grossing animated films of all time.
This news can't be glanced over.
Also the Minions/DM franchise has a key strength point over IA (Europe/Latin America strong) of KFP (Asia strong): it is huge in all continents: North America, Latin America, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Australia – making it the only animated franchise, next to Frozen, to achieve sizable grosses in all these regions.
It may even beat Frozen.
You can't predict China.
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SPIDER-MAN FILMS IN FRANCE:
Spider-Man 3:$54.6M
Spider-Man 2:$40.2M
Spider-Man:$32.9M
The Amazing Spider-Man 2:$22.7M
The Amazing Spider-Man:$22.7M
By far the most popular superhero in France.
He totally deserves it.
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SPIDER-MAN FILMS IN FRANCE:
Spider-Man 3:$54.6M
Spider-Man 2:$40.2M
Spider-Man:$32.9M
The Amazing Spider-Man 2:$22.7M
The Amazing Spider-Man:$22.7M
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... and here's the first trend for the weekend from insidekino.de - and it's a sad one, only 1 release with more than 100k admissions.
#1: SOC - 200k admissions (the only bright spot)
#2: MI5 - 90k (-35%, I think MI4 total is now completely out of reach)
#3: Hitman - 80k (was in front of MI5 on Thursday but seems frontloaded)
#4: Minions - 75k (-30%)
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At least Minions has a decent drop.
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WOW - It made $6M in three weekdays after a $12M weekend. That means school summer holidays around the world are still boosting its weekdays, which can't be anything but good. Keep going.
It still has a shot of $500M.
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WALT DISNEY ANIMATED FILMS IN FRANCE:
Frozen:$46.9M
Tangled:$39.4M
The Princess and the Frog:$32.3M
Bolt:$23.3M
Wreck-It Ralph:$14.4M
Big Hero 6:$11.1M
Meet the Robinsons:$3.4M
Winnie the Pooh:$441K
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Brazil Box Office Thread
in International Box Office
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E + Shaun the Sheep arrive this weekend.
The little prince will win again!