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can anyone give some clues on how finding dory would perform here?
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28 minutes ago, Matrix4You said:
Dory is crumbling fast with that 50% drop. Relative to how it was looking a few days ago in regards to passing the 500 million mark, it is disappointing that Dory might fall short after being replaced with Pets. Maybe bad WOM is starting to kick in.
bad WOM? are you kidding me?
it definitely doesn't match the finding nemo's quality, but certainly not generating bad WOM.....95%fresh rotten tomato,89% from audience, A for cinemascore, it even get A+ for girls, hyper hold across 3rd week, all of these are not at all the signal of bad WOM -
On 09/07/2016 at 11:05 AM, Olive said:
Good presales in Japan so far, and with Alice 2 and IDR flopping, it has good chance to make bank.
mexico and japan are truly huge market for dory, recall how phenomenal of toy story 3 made in mexico and japan!
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too sappy when looking at dory's number.....
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I cant believe dory didnt get any kind of bump from thrusday! nearly flat!
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dory is badly hunt down by pets.....only $6.1m, this even worse than wednesday figure
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7 minutes ago, Cmasterclay said:
Why in the world would SLOP be frontloaded? Sure, it was marketed well and all, but it's a very kid-centric movie with zero built in fanbase. It's not a sequel or Pixar movie. The fact that it might have an OD higher than Inside Out, considering that IO was an adult-skewed Pixar movie with amazing reviews, is insanity. The real breakout surprise of the summer- and I had it third in my summer game predictions.
you get the point, normally an original firm will have better legs.....
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btw, deadline number is in some math mistake, given the assumption of dory would earn $22m, the total tally by sunday would be $424m instead of $437m.
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how in the hell pets is destroying a far more better- inside out!!
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well, deadpool doesn't china to impress the world~
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8 hours ago, Dan9 said:
Goosebumps had previews this weekend so I'd make that my favourite, not too sure how much it made though.
In dollars SW7 on course for $185M+. If the exchange rate had been stable since its opening day it could easily have been over $190M...
i thought the revenue in dollar is based on the exchange rate of the 1st day release?? if that was the case, it would not be affected by the bad ER lately, am i right?
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7 minutes ago, a2knet said:
Irrespective of whether you like their films or not, Pixar's pre-TGD box office run was not at all over-rated. Just amazing consistency.
They are averaging 250m dom despite TGD.
Quality wise the 1st 11 movies definitely look more solid IMO than the recent 5 (with the exception of IO).
But Dory again I think will be a very good film and will also be a huge grosser.
Row Rank Title (click to view) Studio Gross / Theaters Opening / Theaters Date 1 16 The Good Dinosaur BV $120,127,639 3,749 $39,155,217 3,749 11/25/15 2 2 Inside Out BV $356,461,711 4,158 $90,440,272 3,946 6/19/15 3 5 Monsters University BV $268,492,764 4,004 $82,429,469 4,004 6/21/13 4 10 Brave BV $237,283,207 4,164 $66,323,594 4,164 6/22/12 5 14 Cars 2 BV $191,452,396 4,115 $66,135,507 4,115 6/24/11 6 1 Toy Story 3 BV $415,004,880 4,028 $110,307,189 4,028 6/18/10 7 4 Up BV $293,004,164 3,886 $68,108,790 3,766 5/29/09 8 11 WALL-E BV $223,808,164 3,992 $63,087,526 3,992 6/27/08 9 12 Ratatouille BV $206,445,654 3,940 $47,027,395 3,940 6/29/07 10 9 Cars BV $244,082,982 3,988 $60,119,509 3,985 6/9/06 11 6 The Incredibles BV $261,441,092 3,933 $70,467,623 3,933 11/5/04 12 3 Finding Nemo BV $339,714,978 3,425 $70,251,710 3,374 5/30/03 13 7 Monsters, Inc. BV $255,873,250 3,649 $62,577,067 3,237 11/2/01 14 8 Toy Story 2 BV $245,852,179 3,257 $300,163 1 11/19/99 15 15 A Bug's Life BV $162,798,565 2,773 $291,121 1 11/20/98 16 13 Toy Story BV $191,796,233 2,574 $29,140,617 2,457 11/22/95 TOTAL: $4,013,639,858 - - - - AVERAGE: $250,852,491 3,727 $57,885,173 3,293 - TGD and cars 2 are really a dark spot for pixar......
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hey,fellows.....i have a question about venezuela box office~
is it true that venezuela's market grow that fast recently? I saw venezuela keep bring in up to more than $20m for mega-blockbuster in 2015,which is hardly seen from previous year.Like it grossed $39m for furious 7 in 2015, which is unbelievable figure for me consider the population there is about 30m, anything wrong with the figure?
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is the current theater count be the final decision, i saw they revise it later last time for JW and others movie
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SW7 is showing some late legs.....it actually drop less than 50% from week to week for last thrusday, and perhaps today too....through it may come too late~
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1 hour ago, jiangsen said:
Saturday Estimates
Kung Fu Panda 3: 42.8M Previews ($6.5M)
Star Wars TFA: 19.5M/732M
Boonie Bears III: 17.1M/197M
The Walk: 15.82M/28.9M
Last Witch Hunter: 10.15M/125.7M
66% drop from last saturday for SW7! what a nice hold considering the bad cool wave and unexpected competition from KFP3
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17 hours ago, Zamor said:
As Terrestrial (I think) asked, here we are with an important update:
ALL TIME ITALY (ADMISSIONS)
DEFINITIVE DATAS*
TOP 20
ADM - FILM - YEAR
22.900.000 - DOCTOR ZHIVAGO - USA 1966
21.810.000 - THE GODFATHER - USA 1972
16.800.000 - THE TEN COMMANDAMENTS - USA 1957
15.800.000 - 007 GOLDFINGER - USA/UK 1964
15.707.723 - WAR AND PEACE - ITA/USA 1956
15.624.000 - LAST TANGO IN PARIS - ITA/FRA 1972
15.400.000 - BEN HUR - USA 1959
14.800.000 - A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS - ITA 1964
14.600.000 - TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME - ITA 1971
14.550.000 - FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE - ITA 1965
14.100.000 - 007 THUNDERBALL - USA/UK 1965
13.707.000 - TITANIC - USA 1998
13.617.148 - LA DOLCE VITA - ITA 1960
13.215.653 - LE PETIT MONDE DE DON CAMILLO - ITA/FRA 1952
13.170.322 - ULYSSES - ITA 1954
12.850.375 - THE LEOPARD - ITA/FRA 1963
12.600.000 - LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING - USA 1955
12.592.231 - BEAUTIFUL BUT DANGEROUS - ITA/FRA 1955
11.756.327 - MALICIOUS - ITA 1973
11.559.217 - MIRACLE OF MARCELLINO - ESP 1955
* Waiting for SIAE to release numbers for Disney movies and "Gone with the wind".
well, it appear that only Titanic be the only film that release in modern history was in the list
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exchange rate really work against SW7, that's fact, but there is others counter variable which neutralize the disadvantage.
And, SW7 has already earn what it deserved, it's a remake-sequel after all.....not an original cinematic revolutionary event~
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8 minutes ago, druv10 said:
Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic: $832,237,841 45.1%
Foreign: $1,012,600,000 54.9%
Worldwide: $1,844,837,841
Congrats to SW7, it has surpassed Titanic's original gross WW.
the 1st non-JC film to pass that threshold in 18 years
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$1 billion for SW7 OS,$1012.6m, what a great hold~
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13 minutes ago, terrestrial said:
Is Alice = Alice in Wonderland 2? Part 1 the only number I have found with a fast glance was $33m, do you happen to know if that was the final result?
All the others seem to be part number .... of a franchise too, but I am not sure about all acronyms.
Not entirely, it depends on the theme of the discussion, the reason someone looks that chart up.
For a fast glance, sure, that is how it get used by nearly all.
To do research, comparisons,... to get a real feel for how to interpret older releases to nowadays releases... not without explications. As in more than one. Including the 'is not directly comparable' line added.
There is a reason why e.g. BOM adds the 're-released' sign to all of those titles that got one or more. If used that over-all like like you seem to assume, there wouldn't even be a need for that.
IMHO = yes for chart hunters, and no for people who analyze and try to learn about the impact in its time in comparison to today's movie business.
well, that's nothing in this world existed to be directly comparable, once you are released in different time frame, different year, different competitors, during demographic, different level of WOM, there wont be a directly comparison.
We just need to ensure an as fair as comparison and including rerelease data into final nominal gross is certainly a fairer comparison. However, the number of times getting rereleased should also consider like GWTW and Snow white that getting multiplessssssssssssssssssssss rerelease is really against my argument.
But JP, star war 4,5,6,&1, titanic, well, that just re-released once or twice,so that shouldn't be a big problem in interpreting the movie performance, since we have neglected so many factor that work against them like the expansion of foreign market recently,inflation, and 3D-IMAX premium.
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7 hours ago, Ent said:
It might thanks its second release for it.
Wasn't it in the $1.8B before its 2012 rerelease ?
personally, i think we should include 2012 re-release figure, and that is a common consensus across the board.
1) SW7 has 3D +IMAX advantage while titanic during 97 didnt have
2) SW7 has China market which explode in recent year, in 97, china is still a very small market.
Given that 2 huge difference, we should include 2012 figure into overall total, but i oppose to take in to account of adjusted inflation figure~
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$931.4m ,$14.2m on monday, including 7.3m from China
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Weekend Actuals: Pets 104.3M - increases from estimates, Tarzan 21M, Dory 20.8M
in Numbers and Data
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yes, because they are original movie,but not original idea, in fact, some would say the 1st movie of the franchise like 1st harry potter, 1st twilight and so on could be considered as original even they are adapted from existing publication as we are saying original movie, but certainly they are not original idea