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KP1025

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  1. $800 million OS seems quite likely now. Japan has at least another $50 million left, and remaining markets can add over $100 million. Could get close to $1.4 billion WW depending how far Japan goes. It will have to pick up a bit of slack now that domestic isn't looking to hit $600 million.
  2. Frozen 3 could do it, but they need to reverse the negative perception of Disney+ first before any Pixar or WDAS film can reach those heights again. Too many familes are content waiting a few months to watch their films for free on Disney+. If the window were extended to at least 6 months, maybe that could start to shift things back to the way they were.
  3. So Japan will definitely overtake Mexico to become Mario's #1 OS market and by a comfortable margin too. As it should be.
  4. What's the next biggest film in terms of competition for Mario? I think it should have a pretty open run unless The Little Mermaid breaks out.
  5. Me too. Especially the huge and completely unexpected breakout that was Frozen.
  6. Some people were also disappointed that it lost the 2013 domestic crown to Catching Fire and OS/WW to Frozen.
  7. That would be a brutal drop for Mario if estimates hold (they will almost certainly go up as it's Deadline), but it also shows just how much it's benefited from having zero competition for a whole month.
  8. Could have had a $200+ million run in China if released in 2019.
  9. Friday unless Thursday increases, which is unlikely due to GotG3 previews taking screens.
  10. I think Avatar 3 could even increase from the second. The scale of it is supposed to be even more amazing, plus hopefully China will have no impediments to the run next time.
  11. It doesn't seem like the digital release has much of an effect on box office, especially for animated films. Minions 2 and Puss in Boots continued to have excellent holds even after they were available for purchase. It's the free release to a streaming platform that kills the legs.
  12. Friday is Children's Day so makes sense Mario would get a huge boost as the premier movie to take the kids.
  13. Nice, so Friday could be the biggest day for Mario after all.
  14. True, there is some precedent for this to break out there. Soul grossed almost $60 million in China despite having a pirated HD copy out Day 1 and releasing in the heart of the pandemic. Probably could have had a Coco/Zootopia-esque run otherwise.
  15. Yeah, I would guess maybe $10 million in China since it's coming out same day as The Flash. Western animation usually doesn't play too well, especially original films. Even Mario barely crossed $20 million there despite being big almost everywhere else.
  16. Second Friday should be much bigger than OD Friday, but I'm not sure how much Saturday and Sunday are expected to drop.
  17. Now that's the kind of window Disney should be giving to all their major releases before dropping on Disney+
  18. I think DM4 finishes in the $900 million range like Minions 2. Maybe a bit lower since that overperformed domestically compared to DM3.
  19. Combination of a national holiday and a discount day. I believe Corpse said Wednesday was likely going to be the biggest day this week for that reason, at least in admissions.
  20. Oh definitely, $1.2 billon would require a complete collaspe of its excellent legs thus far. $1.3 billion should be the floor with DOM close to $600 million and OS over $700 million.
  21. $1.5 billion ceiling is quite optimistic. I guess it's possible if Japan pulls a Frozen and goes over $200 million.
  22. Actuals are out now, and looks like Universal overestimated Mario's opening in Japan. Frozen 2 still holds the Hollywood animated opening record, but Mario will gain quite a bit of ground on that comp with the huge holiday week ahead.
  23. Both are locked. DOM should be closer to $600 million and OS should go over $700 million.
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