Aristis
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Don't think something like that was posted yet (from InsideKino)
1 1.078.594 -28 3.864.988 2 Dory 2 1.027.905 --- 1.027.905 1 IA5 3 313.675 -31 3.496.611 4 Me before You 4 161.707 -51 1.589.922 3 Independence Day 2 5 74.455 -54 3.463.606 5 Conjuring 2 6 71.509 -61 384.434 2 Porta dos Fundos 7 57.347 -43 1.805.997 5 Now you see me 2 8 40.745 --- 40.745 1 Julieta 9 38.996 --- 38.996 1 Florence Foster Jenkins 10 31.364 -53 496.208 4 Mais Forte que o Mundo -
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3rd Trend:
ID4 up at 475k.
Down: IA5 375 (+31%), MbY 175k (+15%).
The rest stays about the same.
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15 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:
That's likely to be slightly less......
But it should have better legs (worse than Warcraft is probably hardly possible
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2 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:
Ghostbusters has been disappointed : with R$1.2m OD it grossed much less than Dory in week 3 and IA5 in week 2.
And that's not the worst part : on Thursday it was the 3rd biggest movie but only because of 3D, in admissions it was 4th behind the local movie Carrossel 2 : 78,000 admissions vs 107,000.
Less than Warcraft?
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Bad for Independence Day and Smaragdgrün... Great for the rest of the Top 5.
For the rest: CI drops about 6% (65k) and Conjuring about 10% (45k). With about 600k C2 should be already a third above C1 (453k) and it's still playing - great for that movie.
Hopefully Holiday will bring back the light to German Box Office (espescially the start of Pets could be promising and - hopefully - won't be another disappointment)
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If that Trend holds - and IA5 reaches 400k admissions over the weekend - it could have about 1.475k (According to MarkG). In this case 2M is assured. Maybe even 2.5M is possible but we should wait for actuals.
And if MbY reaches the predicted mark, too, it could reach 1.475M as IA5 does. Maybe 2M admissions in play?
At last there's a silver lining now
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9 minutes ago, IndustriousAngel said:
The Hobbit films were simply not that good (ok, neither was TFA ...)
Better than Fack ju Göhte!!!
(But those movies didn't want to be as good as the Hobbit Movies should have been)
In fact I don't like most of the movies in that Top10 (except for 1, 2, 8 and 10)
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17 minutes ago, Giesi said:
I didn't expect TFA to top 9mio adm in its first run, at all. I'm still hoping that future re-releases can push it to the top of the decade.
Well, I'm fine with Intouchables being first
But it's sad that only one Hobbit is in the Top 10, they really underperformed...
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34 minutes ago, Giesi said:
Almost 9Mio admissions for TFA! Would be only the second movie this decade to do so.
How did that happen? Thought its run would be over... But great!
So maybe maybe about 220 days to reach that mark?
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So, with Brazil doing great lc200M should be the roof? (Or is such a high OW never the roof...)
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Independence Day starts in 744 cinemas - they seem to have faith in that movie. 500k to 600k should be rather good, 700k to 800k would be a great result. I have faith
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6.07 - 10.07 (Source: InsideKino)
1 354.546 -68 1.736.569 2 Camping 3 2 351.302 -46 2.145.067 3 Dory 3 334.117 --- 334.117 1 Legend of Tarzan 4 198.656 -67 941.184 2 Conjuring 2 5 147.149 --- 147.149 1 Bad Neighbors 2 6 120.600 -67 554.046 2 Ninja Turtles 2 7 50.844 -69 1.979.418 6 Retour chez ma mère 8 37.538 --- 37.538 1 Irréprochable 9 36.665 --- 36.655 1 Brothers of the Wind 10 32.739 -67 1.285.946 6 AiW2 Finding Dory had the best drop in the Top 10 by far this weekend which had strong competition by the EURO 2016 Final (France:Portuguese) Shows great WOM. Maybe an increase next week?
Dory ranks 10th now on the yearly chart.
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I hope France isn't any sign for things to come in Germany... It isn't really predictable here - it's still 2 1/2 months. It could do anything from $25M to $65M. I'm just hoping it'll reach the higher end.
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With the 3rd Trend Ice Age is on course for 250k (-44%).
MbY 160k (-36%)
Smaragdgrün 130k
CI 65k (-32%)
C2 50k (-32%)
Our Kind of Traitor 40k
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2 hours ago, HH84 said:
You forgot IA4 with 6.699.599. Still a huge decrease.
You're right, didn't recognize that.
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59 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:
GROWTH OF THE BRAZILIAN MARKET IN LOCAL CURRENCY
-> 2015 = R$2.3B (+17.1%)
Aristis will like this
The growth in local currency is particularly impressive : Between 2005 and 2015 its size more than tripled -> +242%
That's what I wanted
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7.299.318
8.747.671 +20%
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6.699.599 -23%
1.800.000? -73%
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The Friday trend doesn't tell much. Nearly 30M saw the game yesterday - but it'll end at last this weekend.
Two films seem to be certain to reach more than 100k (Ice Age and Smaragdgrün) and Me before You could do it. In fact this weekend could become the worst in years...
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Well, half of the year is over and so, maybe, it's time to have a look on the yearly chart.
No. Admissions € Widest Release Movie 1 3.732.980 30.299.569 729 Zootopia 2 2.796.569 26.453.551 748 The Revenant 3 2.692.431 22.831.821 668 Deadpool 4 1.970.205 12.352.741 775 Bibi & Tina 3 (German) 5 1.801.143 17.221.505 696 The Jungle Book 6 1.715.775 19.095.762 651 Civil War 7 1.657.647 13.561.928 713 Der geilste Tag (German) 8 1.526.849 16.803.833 693 Batman V Superman 9 1.377.063 10.282.496 738 Angry Birds 10 1.331.885 10.902.478 495 Dirty Grandpa Now, with Ice Age doing worse than predicted, Zootopia will hold its 1st position a bit longer. Maybe Pets has a shot. Suicide Squad could surprise in August but 3.8M would be very hard. The next is Finding Dory (Septembre 29th) which should be sure to make more that Zoo, if not that would be really disappointing... (The other two Million Movies - missing in this list - are The Hateful 8 and Warcraft. Ice Age should join that list soon and should also be the fourth movie to make it to 2M admissions.
Now to the Top Opening Weekends:
No. Admissions Cinemas Average Movie 1 713.887 523 1.365 Deadpool 2 690.464 636 1.086 Zoomania 3 554.890 657 845 BvS 4 545.288 615 887 CW 5 460.078 659 698 TJB 6 443.090 812 546 Ice Age 5 7 440.830 603 731 Warcraft 8 380.349 402 946 The Revenant 9 374.187 660 567 Bibi & Tina 3 10 342.733 650 527 Der geilste Tag As you can see Theatres had hopes in Ice Age, it had 812 cinemas in its OW, the widest release yet.
And at last, after last years Universal Domination, a short look on the Studios:
No. Admissions Movies % Studio 1 9.185.665 9 21,4% 20th Century Fox 2 8.517.528 5 19,8% Walt Disney 3 6.288.834 8 14,6% Warner Bros. 4 5.225.932 12 12,2% Universal 5 2.583.993 5 6,0% Sony 43.001.891 69 100,0% Cume Fox is slightly in Front but with Dory and SW coming Disney could overtake it. Independence Day could maybe expand the gap next week though.
According to that data the yearly total (up to 3rd July) is 43M. I don't know if all movies are included but it won'T be much more. If that's true that's a big drop though (2015: 66.8M, 2014: 56.2M).
So that's it. I hope there is some interest
There should be accurate Numbers on the first half of the year soon (Don't know when they are released) All numbers from InsideKino.
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1 hour ago, yjs said:
FD increasing on Thursday from a Wednesday is a good sign? Good WOM?
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So this weekend Dory only dropped 10% - a good drop as it's almost everywhere. But there were good drops across the board.
29.06-03.07 (Source: InsideKino)
1 1.098.807 --- 1.098.807 1 Camping 3 2 644.930 -10 1.648.409 2 Dory 3 598.744 --- 598.744 1 Conjuring 2 4 366.596 --- 366.596 1 Ninja Turtles 2 5 166.438 -10 1.883.030 5 Retour chez ma mère 6 97.793 -13 1.227.699 5 AiW2 7 68.432 -24 1.643.177 6 Warcraft 8 67.563 -14 199.131 2 L'Outsider 9 61.694 --- 61.694 1 La Tortue rouge 10 57.770 -18 2.088.326 7 X-Men 6 -
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Yeah, the following will be the last weekend with football having influence on BO. But that'll be much! On Thursday and - I suspect - on Sunday
The drops (or increases
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5 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:
I updated this one by the way. But really I don't have these lists in local currencies :/
Thanks for your effort
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On 11.4.2012 at 8:40 AM, Fullbuster said:
BRAZIL BOX OFFICE REVENUES
2006 : $351m
2007 : $360m
2008 : $369m
2009 : $490m
2010 : $637m
2011 : $727m
2012 : $732m
2013 : $795m
The Brazil BO revenues grew by 126% in 6 years, an impressive growth.
I meant lists like this were the growth is shown
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Official France Box Office Thread
in International Box Office
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Not the (great) drop I was expecting from Dory... Anyway, it's still ok.
Not great (but OK) OW for IA5 I think. Could have been worse.
13.07 - 17.07 (InsideKino):