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Alita Battle Angel, 2 weeks before release OD: 46 show-times | 9593 seats available | 36 tickets sold This is about 20% of the market. There's a heavy marketing push, in fact when I enter BOT I see Alita everywhere.

Is increasing in most places in local currency but in dollars, the ER is killing it. In Chile, it managed to increase in dollars, hope to see it sometime this week.

Weekend Placements January 24-27 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 How to Train Your Dragon 3 How to Train Your Dragon 3 How to Train Your Dragon 3 How to Train Your Dragon 3 2 Dragon Ball Super: Broly Dragon Ball Super: Broly BTS World Tour Dragon Ball Super: Broly 3 Glass Glass Dragon Ball Super: Broly BTS World Tour 4 Aquaman Aquaman Glass Glass 5 Wi-Fi Ralph Wi-Fi Ralph Aquaman Aquaman A lot of movement over the weekend, tough remember that the placements are cumulative so the position on Sunday is the final one. Surprisingly, the trades reported a lot of info about Chile!. HTTYD 3 was first with 951K USD, a 35% increase in local currency over the second one and 10% increase in dollars. Excellent results. There aren't many good comps for animated summer hits, Moana had a 6,88x multi, Ferdinand 6.68, but those were originals. The second one had a 6.45 multiplier but this one already showed more frontloadeness with an OD four times bigger than the second one. However, summer so far has been doing wonders for the legs of all movies so we'll see. In any case, this isn't doing less than 5M USD Broly reached 3,3M USD and will get a 2x multiplier eventually, but is winding down very fast. Amazing result nevertheless, in admissions, is likely to beat around 2/3 of the MCU. Glass held surprisingly well with a 24% drop, just slightly worse than Split second weekend drop (20%). Maybe it will reach 1M USD after all. Finally, Burn the Stage: World Tour "Love Yourself", a Korean movie about a popular Kpop band, ended third overall for the weekend from just a single day of showtimes on Saturday.

Screen Daily: DreamWorks Animation release How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden Worldcrossed $40m after a $7.7m session in 18 territories. There were five debuts led by a superb $951,000 number one performance in Chile that brought in four times as much as the second film in the family animation series. Brazil delivered the top holdover result on $2.1m for $7.4m after two weekends to rank number one, followed by Australia on $1m for $14.2m after four to rank third. Colombia has generated $2.2m after two, Netherlands $1.8m after two, and Central America $1.3m after two. The Hidden World opens in North America on February 22. In Chile they are confusing the first with the second one. Still, it opened higher than the second in USD despite the ER being 30% worse, very good!

Deadline or Screen Daily will probably say something about it. But was it a limited or wide release?

Opened in Finland, Turkey an Chile, with Chile likely being the biggest. Let's see if DL or Screen Daily say something

Battle Angel: The last Warrior ( local name for Alita Battle Angel) has started presales, very unusual for any release to be this early. Also, Fox seems to be pushing hard for 3D and sub-titled showings. I think it will be fun to track presales and maybe build a database to make comparisons in the future. I'll do it with the chain Cineplanet which has 20% of the market share and has a very convenient website that lets me check the showings very quickly. Anyway: Alita Battle Angel, 19 days before release. OD: 46 show-times | 9619 seats available | 6 tickets sold

I think you misspelled Dragon Ball Super Broly

Looks funny, seems the type of movie that people were expecting Suicide Squad to be. Edit: Besides, the only way CM could look more generic is if it had a male lead, but that's just my own opinion

If Endgame wasn't there to cut it's legs I would be in a Shazam > Captain Marvel Club in Brazil and LA

Some actuals from last weekend January 17-20 TW Movie Studio Weekend Gross Change Screens Change / Avg. Gross-to-Date Week 1 Dragon Ball Super: Broly Fox $587,735 -66.3% 149 -35 $3,945 $2,902,350 2 2 Glass Disney $266,568 - n/a - n/a $306,190 1 4 Ralph Breaks the Internet Disney $146,593 -11.6% n/a - n/a $3,817,691 9 5 Mary Poppins Returns Disney $112,868 -31.4% n/a - n/a $386,477 2 6 Bumblebee PPI $69,190 -42.0% 61 -8 $1,134 $1,184,169 4 10 Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Sony $47,431 -35.0% 45 -11 $1,054 $834,922 5 - Dr. Seuss' The Grinch (2018) UPI $7,546 -65.7% 13 -18 $580 $1,368,822 7 - Mortal Engines UPI $4,418 -85.7% 9 -40 $491 $216,323 3 Dragon Ball Super: Broly held slightly better than Battle of the Gods which dived 72%. Total gross came lower than estimated at 2,9M USD. Is very unfortunate that Fox is handling the international release since it reports just the first two weeks of its movies, although after a while they report the final gross. 4M isn't totally dead if it manages to have a decent hold this weekend, because it was able to hold the majority of its showtimes, but we will only know that in a few months. Glass was very disappointing, barely improving over Split. I think it will have worse legs but we are in summer so who knows. Seems unlikely to pass 1M USD. Ralph continues to have very nice late legs but is getting totally destroyed by Dragons 3 this weekend. But it managed to outgross the first one in dollars despite a much worse ER so this movie was a huge success in the end. Summer is very kind to all underperforming movies. Mary Poppins, Bumblebee and Spiderverse would be already dead in any other time of the year but are enjoying decent holds. On a side note, HTTYD 3 seems to be doing good. Matching the opening of the first one in dollars is totally in play and could challenge 1M USD OW with good increases on Saturday and Sunday.

How to Train Your Dragon Franchise Admission | Gross in lc HTTYD 2 (2014) 1.046.274 3,096 Billion HTTYD 1 (2010) 272.167 811 Million How To Train Your Dragon 3 opens tomorrow and will likely become the most viewed movie of the summer. The second one experimented huge growth form the first entry and was the most viewed movie of 2014. I expect this one to improve slightly. The exchange rate, however, is pretty bad: Its 5,56 M USD are now equivalent to 4,4M so it will be hard to match the second one in dollars. Despite that, given its favorable release date as THE big movie of summer, I think it has an outside chance to enter the all-time top ten. For OW I think matching the 862K USD of the second one would be a huge success.

Stop trying to argue with Alli, I'm sure we could send him movie tickets for Roma by mail and he would still believe we faked those.

I'm pretty sure the hate for Roma isn't just for being a Netflix thing But still, is being released in arthouses and similar theaters worlwide, get over it.

Not impossible but I still think it will fall short, even if barely. Dragons 3 opens next weekend and will take a lot of showtimes.

Weekend Placement's Dragon Ball Super Broly Glass Aquaman Wifi Ralph Mary Poppins Returns Dragon Ball super held the top spot and reached 581K admissions and 3M USD, double what Battle of the Gods did. It also held the top spot as Glass had to conform with second place. Aquaman on other hand became the most viewed DCEU movie with 973K admissions, beating Suicide Squad (950k). It will also be the first DC movie to reach 1M admission milestone and among solo movies, is only behind the Deadpool franchise

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Re: Japan Box Office: Weekend Estimates (01/19-20) (C)2019 映画「マスカレード・ホテル」製作委員会 (C)東野圭吾／集英社Weekend Estimates (01/19-20)01 (---) ¥625,000,000 ($5.7 million), 0, ¥775,000,000 ($7.1 million), Masquerade Hotel (Toho) NEW 02 (02) ¥243,000,000 ($2.2 million), -39%, ¥9,925,000,000 ($88.8 million), Bohemian Rhapsody (Fox) WK11 03 (01) ¥206,000,000 ($1.9 million), -58%, ¥1,010,000,000 ($9.3 million), Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II - Lost Butterfly (Aniplex) WK2 04 (03) ¥146,000,000 ($1.3 million), -37%, ¥3,480,000,000 ($31.9 million), Ralph Breaks the Internet (Disney) WK505 (---) ¥115,000,000 ($1.1 million), 0, ¥175,000,000 ($1.6 million), Touken Ranbu: The Movie (Toho Video Division) NEW 06 (07) ¥x71,000,000 ($650,000), -15%, ¥595,000,000 ($5.5 million), Love! Live Sunshine!! Over the Rainbow (Shochiku) WK3 07 (04) ¥x70,000,000 ($640,000), -39%, ¥3,755,000,000 ($33.9 million), Dragon Ball Super: Broly (Toei) WK608 (---) ¥50,000,000 ($455,000), 0, ¥65,000,000 ($595,000), Taxi 5 (Asmik Ace) NEW 09 (06) ¥x46,000,000 ($420,000), -49%, ¥940,000,000 ($8.6 million), A Banana? At This Time of Night? (Toho) WK4 10 (08) ¥x39,000,000 ($355,000), -53%, ¥6,460,000,000 ($57.7 million), Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (Warner Bros.) WK9>Masquerade Hotel debuts atop the box office in a big way, and if the estimate holds, it broke the January Opening Weekend Record that's held for 10 years. Directed by Masayuki Suzuki (best known for the incredibly popular Hero TV drama and its movies), the mystery murder case film likely sold close to 500,000 admissions over the weekend frame. This is an excellent start (a January record, possibly, as mentioned), and will likely result in a total between of ¥4.0-4.5 billion ($35-40 million). The year has just begun, but this is already an early candidate to make the Yearly Top 10 if it can just do slightly better than average legs. Toho really, really needed this after a very poor Fall. >Bohemian Rhapsody finally experiences its first real drop, and it came after almost three months of release! A decline was likely given how its performed since last Monday, and after the weekend pre-sales came in, but a drop close to 40% is harsher than expected. Still, its eleventh weekend is still the seventh biggest on record. Incredibly impressive. I'm expecting it to more or less perform like a regular film from this point forward, and expect it finish close to ¥12 billion ($110 million). >Ralph Breaks the Internet also fell a bit harder than it should have, and with no holidays or other support at the box office until late March, it's going to make reaching the ¥4 billion milestone a lot more challenging than expected now. I think it'll get there, but it may be one of those films that stops being tracked less than ¥100 million shy of the mark. >Dragon Ball Super: Broly likely surpassed Resurrection F to become the highest grossing film in the Dragon Ball franchise. Toei is likely to announce this ahead of tomorrow's actuals. Can it reach ¥4 billion? Maybe, but like Ralph 2, tracking could end just shy of the milestone. >Touken Ranbu: The Movie ended up opening pretty close to the forecast, but its actual could vary, either high or low, a good bit tomorrow because I don't have a good comparison to predict its average ticket price. >Glass likely missed the Top 10, debuting in 11th place.

Japan drop in admission was close to 40% this weekend BTW.

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The Brazilian opening is basically the same as the second one in LC. The Exchange Rate is royaly screwing it over

Some actuals from last weekend (9-13 January) 1 Dragon Ball Super: Broly Fox $1,744,101 - 184 - $9,479 $1,744,101 1 3 Ralph Breaks the Internet Disney $165,789 -17.3% n/a - n/a $3,551,287 8 4 Mary Poppins Returns Disney $164,524 - n/a - n/a $164,524 1 5 Bumblebee PPI $119,185 -49.6% 69 -3 $1,727 $1,068,207 3 9 Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Sony $72,975 -36.3% 56 -16 $1,303 $745,902 4 10 Mortal Engines UPI $30,841 -73.3% 49 -21 $629 $204,701 2 Besides the excellent debut of Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Ralph continues to enjoy excellent late legs and has outgrossed the first one in dollars, a remarkable achievement considering the ER has fallen 30% since 2012. Mary Poppins managed to open even lower than Nutcracker and The House with a clock in its walls, but could reach its total (~500k usd) since summer is leggier. Bumblebee definetively is behaving like a Transformers movie on a microscopic scale wich is terrible. Spiderverse never really recovered from its catastrofic OW but its legs are good considering how low it opened.

There isn't any Latin American country bar Chile (maybe) where it isn't failing over 70% from OW. DBZ is always THAT frontloaded

The Best Box Office Run is in general right? Or Can it be x movie in x country?

Assuming you are not being sarcastic, don't watch Dragon Ball Evolution. Is an abomination.