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    M3GAN W33K3ND THR3AD | ACTUALS - DADDY CAM3RON'S MAGNUM OPUS 45.8M | DOCUM3NTARY ABOUT KILL3R DOLL 30.4M | ORANG3 PANTH3R 13.5M

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    38 minutes ago, setna said:

    Demon Slayer sold 29 M admissions in a country with 120 M people  (over 25 % population)
    Bienvenue dans les cht´s sold 20 M admissions in France, a country with 56 million people in that moment.
    Avatar sold 9 M admissions in Australia, a country of 25 M , i think these are  the most impressive runs of a single market in 21 st century (more than 1/3 of its population)

    imo Baahubali2 run in India should definitely be up there...India doesn't have as much movie going culture as most of the Western countries (mainly North India) but what makes Baahubali2 run so amazing is that in the last 25 years, Baahubali2 holds the record for highest footfalls (105M+) in India and it's footfalls are almost double the footfalls of 2nd highest which is just insane. Baahubali2 released in 2017 and I'd note that footfalls generally have been consistently on a downward trend over the time in India since 90's.

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    M3GAN W33K3ND THR3AD | ACTUALS - DADDY CAM3RON'S MAGNUM OPUS 45.8M | DOCUM3NTARY ABOUT KILL3R DOLL 30.4M | ORANG3 PANTH3R 13.5M

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    5 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

     

    I didn't even believe in $100M because the holidays are done. I wonder which markets are holding very well. France and Germany comes to mind first.

    Spain had an amazing weekend of 4.8M Euros (+60% over last weekend).. someone in the Spain box-office thread said that this possibly could be either highest 4th weekend of all time or 2nd just behind Avatar1

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    M3GAN W33K3ND THR3AD | ACTUALS - DADDY CAM3RON'S MAGNUM OPUS 45.8M | DOCUM3NTARY ABOUT KILL3R DOLL 30.4M | ORANG3 PANTH3R 13.5M

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    6 minutes ago, Tokugennumataka said:

    Many places had holidays these last weekdays. In fact, 14M is a pretty good total for its weekdays. Let's say it does 13-13.5M on Sunday, I can see:

    Mon - 3.4 (-75%)

    Tue - 4.6 (+35%)

    Wed - 3.2 (-30%)

    Thu - 3.0 (-6%) // 14.2M weekdays

    huh ? which places had holidays in US last few days ? The numbers you are showing are pointing towards nearly 60% drop which I just don't see happening. A2 has had ridiculously good holds so far and I just don't see why it would change all of a sudden and have such a drastic drop unless there is some pre-sales data pointing towards that. NWH had around 48% drop last year and Rogue One had around 58% drop in 2017 and so far this movie is having far stronger holds than either of them

    M3GAN W33K3ND THR3AD | ACTUALS - DADDY CAM3RON'S MAGNUM OPUS 45.8M | DOCUM3NTARY ABOUT KILL3R DOLL 30.4M | ORANG3 PANTH3R 13.5M

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    8 minutes ago, M37 said:

    It is better to just compare full weeks. For example, we're probably looking at a $45M 4th weekend, on par with TGM ... but like a ~$59M full week, which will be $10M less than TGM.

     

    If they were to match weekends exactly from here on out - which is itself a huge IF - Avatwo would fall back to even by week 15 (which is September for TGM, when they're be more accurately weekend to weekend comparable)

    why would you be expecting just $14M in this week's weekdays for Avatar2 ? That would mean nearly 60% drop from last week weekdays (adjusting for last Monday being Holiday) and nothing we've seen so far indicates we are going to see such a huge drop. Also TGM's 4th week was slightly inflated by $4-5M due to Father's day.It probably would have been around $65M without advantage of Fathers day and Avatar2's 4th week has a decent chance of crossing that $65M number

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