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Encouraging first day in South Korea Not as high as Annabelle (but that's a sequel):

+35% increase for DM3 last weekend in France. It is now at $40m. Number one film of the year. With $40m, DM3 has already made 90% of what Minions made in France ($44m) and has a shot at matching it in dollars or making around 95% of it by the end of its run. Wochenende 35: 30.8.2017 - 3.9.2017 Nr. Bes. % Ges. Wo. Film 1 492.869 --- 492.869 1 What Happened to Monday? 2 212.311 +16 2.473.749 5 Cars 3 3 154.224 -19 3.839.703 6 Valerian 4 147.538 -27 2.575.376 5 Planet der Affen 3 5 140.781 -18 360.850 2 120 battements par minute 6 126.545 + 383.723 3 Bigfoot Junior 7 123.691 -13 1.060.583 4 Annabelle 2 8 122.969 +35 5.466.697 9 Ich - Einfach unverbesserlich 3 9 116.901 -38 354.716 2 Killer's Bodyguard 10 103.456 --- 103.456 1 Petit paysan 1.741.285 +18 80.871.703 35 GESAMT

DM3 is at at 26m USD and Dunkirk is at 18m USD. Australia Box Office August 31–September 3, 2017 (US $1 = 1.2549 Australian Dollar) < Prev Wk Currency: Return to Index US Dollars Australian Dollar Next Wk > TW LW Movie Studio Weekend Gross Change Theaters Change / Avg. Gross-to-Date Week 1 N The Hitman's Bodyguard Roadshow $1,856,974 - 313 - $5,933 $2,401,654 1 2 1 American Made UPI $1,215,171 -28.4% 319 -40 $3,809 $3,573,711 2 3 N Girls Trip UPI $1,038,339 - 282 - $3,682 $1,131,230 1 4 3 Dunkirk WB $448,765 -14.9% 223 -51 $2,012 $17,964,262 7 5 2 Annabelle: Creation WB $427,315 -40.9% 212 -1 $2,016 $5,378,968 4 6 4 The Dark Tower Sony $258,016 -44.7% 228 -41 $1,132 $2,322,836 3 7 5 Hampstead E1 $236,999 -40.4% 227 -8 $1,044 $1,812,164 3 8 N Ali's Wedding Madman $181,621 - 51 - $3,561 $250,031 1 9 N Gifted Roadshow $160,071 - 93 - $1,721 $172,015 1 10 9 The Big Sick Roadshow $112,446 -39.8% 103 -130 $1,092 $3,306,184 5 11 7 Logan Lucky Roadshow $109,595 -60.7% 230 -19 $477 $1,477,686 3 12 10 War for the Planet of the Apes Fox $108,225 -41.9% 100 -88 $1,082 $8,215,902 6 13 19 Despicable Me 3 UPI $89,100 +7.7% 140 +9 $636 $26,181,383 12 14 8 Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets E1 $86,708 -54.9% 104 -128 $834 $2,279,967 4

Inside Kino has DM3 at £47.7m and Dunkirk at £53.7m. Wochenende 35: 1.9.2017 - 3.9.2017 Nr. £ % Ges. Wo. Film 1 968.068 -9 3.024.862 2 Barry Seal 2 935.980 -6 53.735.483 7 Dunkirk 3 718.328 -16 5.661.650 3 Killer's Bodyguard 4 716.139 +5 12.289.905 5 Emoji 5 632.648 -10 2.121.222 2 Logan Lucky 6 572.226 -14 7.582.318 4 Annabelle 2 7 515.331 +30 47.754.196 10 Ich - Einfach unverbesserlich 3 8 491.311 -25 1.709.135 2 Detroit 9 371.412 --- 371.412 1 Limehouse Golem 10 272.039 -16 8.295.986 6 Girls Trip 6.193.482 -8 513.683.090 35 GESAMT

DM3 has now reached $60m in the UK (around £46m). This is as per Screen. https://www.screendaily.com/box-office/dunkirk-battles-to-top-of-international-box-office-update/5121935.article

Deadline: DM3 OW in Greece: $619K. On par with Minions and close to Dory in local currency.

SCREEN Actuals breakdown. DM3 had a -22% drop from last weekend excluding the Greece opening. With the Greece opening it's a -17% drop from last weekend. UPDATED: Illumination’s Despicable Me 3 had its final theatrical release over the weekend in Greece, where it debuted at number one on $619,000. The animated tentpole added $10.9m over the weekend from 60 territories for $738.4m. With $258.8m from North America, the film stands at $997.2m worldwide, and will likely reach the $1bn milestone later this week. The film was number one in Italy for the second week in a row on $4.3m for $13.5m. Japan produced $1.5m for $60.5m, enough for second place in week seven. China remains the top market by a high margin on $152.3m, followed by the UK on $60m, Germany $41.3m, France $39.8m, Brazil $38.8m and Mexico $34.8m.

Yes I think it will end at 1.025-1.03B when all is said and done, so there's a chance it surpasses them. Kudos to @Omniwho was the first to predict a 1.032B for DM3 as a possible result. At that time my maths analysis was indicating around 1.010B and not more.

Here’s my analysis this week after actuals are in. In the past 2 weeks, DM3 has continued to narrow the gap with Minions OS. It is now only 1.8% behind Minions at the exact point in release, in the same markets and without even factoring in ER which was in Minions’ favor. Overseas Results: Minions: $751.25 million OS so far (in exact same point of release as DM3 is now. This figure is in 2015 exchange rate and not adjusted to 2017 ER. It includes the grosses of its first 10 days in Italy and Turkey + OW in Greece.) DM3: $738.4 million OS so far (2% below Minions OS total at the same point in run) (latest figure after studio actuals came in today. This figure in exact same point of release as Minions. Figures are in 2017 ER and not adjusted to match 2015 ER of Minions) *Above grosses calculated as per numbers available on Box Office Mojo. Mathematically most likely case based on DM3 vs Minions comps: Using Peludo’s 779m adjusted total for Minions, DM3 can then end up with 98% x 779 = 765m OS. Combined with around 262 domestic, that gives us: 262 + 765 = 1,027 Billion WW. Worst case: if the film drops 50% week-on-week every week from now on, it gets to 1,015 Billion WW. Realistic case: So far, the film has been dropping around 40% drop on average every week. If it keeps this pace, this gives it around 1,024 Billion WW.

DM3 Actuals are in - my analysis coming up now. Total Lifetime Grosses Domestic: $258,789,675 26.0% + Foreign: $738,404,341 74.0% = Worldwide: $997,194,016

Seeing and reviewing this in 2.5 hours.

Last week was a $23m Worldwide week (from 949.5 to 972.5) This week the estimate is $21.5m Worldwide week (from 972.5 to 993.9). This is a -6% drop week on week (boosted by holidays and Italy of course) However the actuals may change so let's wait for those.

CORPSE Weekend Actuals (09/02-03) 01 (01) ¥271,313,500 ($2.5 million), -31%, ¥1,127,472,300 ($10.2 million), Sekigahara (Toho) WK202 (02) ¥165,853,700 ($1.5 million), -38%, ¥816,880,400 ($7.4 million), Wonder Woman (Warner Bros.) WK203 (03) ¥162,698,500 ($1.4 million), -29%, ¥6,652,188,800 ($60.4 million), Despicable Me 3 (Toho-Towa) WK704 (04) ¥104,276,700 ($947,000), -33%, ¥1,186,282,500 ($10.8 million), Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom? (Toho) WK305 (06) ¥102,101,500 ($927,000), -18%, ¥2,873,112,500 ($26.1 million), I Want To Eat Your Pancreas (Toho) WK606 (07) ¥97,619,900 ($886,000), -19%, ¥985,040,600 ($8.9 million), High & Low 2: End of Sky (Shochiku) WK307 (---) ¥92,717,300 ($842,000), 0, ¥92,717,300[/b] ($842,000), Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin V (Shochiku) NEW08 (05) ¥91,824,600 ($834,000), -35%, ¥2,507,675,100 ($22.9 million), Spider-Man: Homecoming (Sony) WK409 (08) ¥46,351,900 ($421,000), -34%, ¥3,310,203,600 ($30.2 million), Pokemon: I Choose You! (Toho) WK810 (---) ¥41,679,500 ($379,000), 0, ¥61,515,300 ($558,000), Skiptrace (Kadokawa) NEW11 (---) ¥40,349,000 ($366,000), 0, ¥62,681,350 ($569,000), Train to Busan (Twin) NEW12 (---) ¥39,383,700 ($358,000), 0, ¥123,304,700 ($1.1 million), Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya (Kadokawa) NEW The first weekend of September is usually devoid of any significant opener, thus it's typically an uneventful weekend with Summer officially over. Sekigahara repeated atop the box office, and is well on course to exceed ¥2 billion (~$20 million) -- solid for a film released at the very end of Summer. It has sold over 900,000 admissions after nine days in release.Wonder Woman remains in second place, posting a reasonable decline in its sophomore frame. The film wasn't able to breakout of the typical range for the vast majority of DC films, and will be aiming for a total around ¥1.5 billion (~$15 million). Not bad, but also quite boring. Despicable Me 3 will likely feel the result of school being back in session this upcoming week, but before then, it was able to dethrone Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales after its seventh weekend to become the #1 film of Summer 2017. It's going to exceed ¥7 billion ($65 million), almost tripling the total of its predecessor. The third entry in the series has exceeded a multiplier of 11 as well, which matches/exceeds all but the upper tier of imported animated films. I Want To Eat Your Pancreas continues to be one of the biggest highlights of Summer 2017, delivering yet another strong weekend hold. After six weeks in release, the bittersweet romance has sold over 2.2 million admissions. As a result, it has achieved a multiplier over 11 and could approach a multiplier near 13 (possibly reaching the Top 20/25 since 2000).Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin V debuted in seventh place, selling a solid 49,398 admissions on only 35 screens. The fifth film in the series achieved a notable, and incredibly high, avg. ticket price of ¥1,877 ($17.05). Spider-Man: Homecoming has stabilized a little bit but it may be too late and could miss the ¥3 billion milestone (a mark no Spider-Man film has failed to reach), unless the mid-September holidays (Silver Week) can get it there. I have to say its performance has been underwhelming, overall. Skiptrace rounded out the Top 10 in a very competitive battle, selling 32,844 admissions on 155 screens and 49,677 since opening on Friday. The action-comedy starring Jackie Chan and Johnny Knoxville marks a very rare occasion of a Chinese film making the Top 10, though since it's also a Hong Kong and United States production, that puts asterisk next to it.

They won't be out until around 15 hours later because all studios are on Labor Day break so actuals will be reported late for all films.

Sunday DM3 is 1.21 m euro