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JP3 also dropped very hard from JP1, so that's not surprising. Not that I think this film will go that low, but I do think a decrease from Dominion is very likely.
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19 minutes ago, redfirebird2008 said:
They should keep re-releasing it in North America, Europe, China, and wherever else. $1 billion would eventually happen, lolAvatar should do this too. It's so close to $3 billion.
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2 hours ago, cannastop said:
Well... I'm not too surprised. Migration isn't performing as well in other places as well, not as well as the Sing or Despicable Me movies. DreamWorks, for instance, their movies mostly did not do well in Japan at all. Illumination's movies are just an exception.
You're right. It's like the GA in Japan viewed Migration as a DreamWorks title rather than an Illumination one.
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Looks like Migration will bomb in Japan with less than $5 million final total. I was honestly expecting the Illumination name to propel it to at least $20 million.
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27 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
Haikyu!! really lift the Box Office (January had a drop of 3% from 2023). Gave February a ¥5.0B+ since record started at 2000s. We are now heading to 7th Admission Privileges so the journey will continue beyond the ¥10B Goal
Looking Toho Monthly Fiscal Report
January - ¥5.35B (+9.9% LY)
Feburary - ¥5.50B (+17% LY)
11 Distributor reports for 2 Months coming up in next week!
How much has Haikyu grossed now?
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On paper, this should have had no issue crossing $100 million DOM. I guess Disney+ has really incentivized families to just wait for streaming if the product isn't appealing enough.
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13 minutes ago, Krissykins said:
Title Production
BudgetOpening
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Box OfficeWorldwide
Box OfficeAug 12, 2011 Final Destination 5 $40,000,000 $18,031,396 $42,587,643 $155,011,165 Aug 28, 2009 The Final Destination $40,000,000 $27,408,309 $66,477,700 $187,384,627 Feb 10, 2006 Final Destination 3 $25,000,000 $19,173,094 $54,098,051 $112,798,051 Jan 31, 2003 Final Destination 2 $26,000,000 $16,017,141 $46,896,664 $90,396,664 Mar 17, 2000 Final Destination $23,000,000 $10,015,822 $53,302,314 $112,036,870 Averages $30,800,000 $18,129,152 $52,672,474 $131,525,475 Totals 5 $154,000,000 $263,362,372 $657,627,377
It’s been a great money maker. Look at those worldwide totals vs budget.Funny how the worst film is the highest-grossing one. I guess the 3D helped.
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36 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
In Japan, The Boy and The Heron return to theatres on March 20 (also with English dub) !
How wide is the release? I wonder if they can push it over ¥10 billion.
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2 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:
Interesting audience skew for Panda. Another animation movie driven by teens/young adults. Wonder if that would mean worse than normal drop for a kids movie otherwise. Weekdays will confirm for sure. Still phenomenal OW for sure.
Top cinema being in El Paso is pretty unheard of for a major blockbuster in my experience.
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1 minute ago, filmlover said:
Beautifully animated and Jack Black remains as delightful as ever as Po (and connects well with Awkwafina, a solid addition), but more mechanical than the previous entries in the series were.
Will say the biggest chuckle I had was from the rather high number of characters from the earlier movies that appear in this in non-speaking roles.
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Speaking of Awkwafina, this is the 7th time she's voiced a talking animal in a film and 3rd year in a row doing it for Universal. She has one more animal voice role this year as Octocat in IF.
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4 hours ago, Minnale101 said:
Diversity demos for kung fu panda 4
hispsnics/latinos 44%
White 22%
black 11%
Asian 18%
I did not know po was that popular with the Latinos, that’s awesome hahah. Bodes well for Latin America international numbers
That's an even higher Latino share than Mario, which was already very high to begin with for an animated film. Mario ended up being the highest-grossing film of all time in Mexico, so maybe KFP4 can deliver big numbers there too.
QuoteMoviegoers were guys at 60%, with 62% between 18-34, with the largest quad being 18-24 years old at 33%. Diversity demos showed Latino and Hispanic audiences in the lead at 41%, Caucasian at 30%, Black at 15%, and Asian/other at 14%.
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Jurassic World is my favorite JP film after the original. Dominion is by far my least favorite. Just an awful script all around and a waste of the legacy characters. It's the only JP film I cannot rewatch aside from the brilliant Therizinosaurus scene (the one scene that comes even close to capturing the suspense and horror of the original).
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Pretty amazing for KFP4 given the way presales were going for a while there. I admit I did not see this outgrossing Puss in Boots: The Last Wish considering the trailer looked quite mediocre with no real hook. Critical and audience reception was also nowhere near as glowing as The Last Wish.
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9 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
Film will released on March 15. You are looking at advance Screenings.
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Thank you, that makes a lot more sense. For some reason, I thought it was releasing this week along with China.
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Japan looks surprisingly weak. Much lower OD than the first Dune- 26957 vs 4811 admissions at the tracked locations on Mimorin.
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Just now, Krissykins said:
Interesting article.
https://x.com/variety/status/1765853552444842223?s=46&t=ivGmGl6bx9yMhARnU2Vzxw
Universal spent 3 x more on Oppenheimer TV ads than WB did for Barbie.
“Overall, “Oppenheimer” was No. 6 among movies for national TV ad spending over the past year. The top five were: Universal’s “Fast X” ($32.5 million), Warner Bros.’ “The Flash” ($32.1 million); Universal/Illumination’s “Migration” ($31.8 million) and “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” ($29.8 million); and Amazon Studios’ “Air” ($29.4 million).”
Killers of the Flower Moon ($17.8m), Barbie ($9.5m).
And I remember seeing people saying Universal didn't try to market Migration.
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3 minutes ago, Grand Cine said:
If i include 60M+ openers and with 2nd Weekend without holidays and with 40% drop or less, only 8 more movies make this list
Finding Nemo (2001) : 46,6M (-33,7%)
The Incredibles (2004) : 50,2M (-28,7%)
Zootopia (2016) : 51,3M (-31,6%)
Avatar (2009) : 75,6M (-1,8%)
Monsters INC (2001) : 45,5M (-27,2%)
Inception (2010) : 42,7M (-32%)
Up (2010) : 44,1M (-35,2%)
Lego Movie (2014) : 49,8M (-29,7%)
I know it was Christmas, but that Avatar drop is still mindblowing.
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7 minutes ago, Krissykins said:
Glad it has finally begun. Don’t like the subtitle but there’s plenty of time to ditch it.
Wonder if the rumours of it being about a bunch of first responders are true, that would be clever.
That plot seems to have been ditched according to new rumors.
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WDAS and Pixar need to find ways to bring down the budget of their animated films too. $200 million each is not sustainable with their current box office prospects.
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I hope we get some casting news soon.
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Outside Spider-Verse, Sony's animated films haven't exactly broken out. For now, I'm thinking it will land in the range of $100-150 million DOM like a lot of animated films recently.
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3 minutes ago, HummingLemon496 said:
Only did 2/3rds of Avatar 1 admissions domestically.
That's hardly enough to qualify it as most disappointing considering there have been far worse drops for sequels. And thanks to inflation, it only dropped 10% in gross from the original's first run domestically.
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8 minutes ago, HummingLemon496 said:
Avatar 2 actually did better than most people were expecting on here. The only people disappointed are those that expected it to outgross the original. Still, 3rd highest grossing movie of all time is hardly anything to scoff at.
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It was a typo indeed. The Numbers has corrected it.
Daily Box Office Performance
Date Rank Gross % Change Theaters Per Theater Total Gross Days Feb 29, 2024 P $12,000,000 3,400 $3,529 $12,000,000 Mar 1, 2024 1 $32,211,366 4,071 $7,912 $32,211,366 1 Mar 2, 2024 1 $28,718,894 -11% 4,071 $7,055 $60,930,260 2 Mar 3, 2024 1 $21,575,131 -25% 4,071 $5,300 $82,505,391 3 -
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China Box Office Thread | Oppenheimer-August 30
in China At The Box Office
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If you're referring to this, I remember it well. 😅