charlie Jatinder

Maoyan scores are being faked for years now bro.

Best hold in presales is.. uhh... Boonie Bears. Just 20% drop from day 1. Can we flat day 2.

If only CCP gave a fuck about box office and cinemas.

2022 - 25-26M admits (40% attendance) 2021 - 34.45M (57%) 2019 - 32.28M (52%) 2018 - 32.63M (72%) 2017 - 21.30M (58%) 2016 - 17.50M (60%) Awful opening day for market. Very ordinary pre-sales for tomorrow.

Spider-man: No Way Home Denmark Day 1-3 ~ 155K Day 4-28 ~ 7K Day 29-32 - 68K 3rd Week - 94,909 4th Weekend - 48,019 (-39%) Total - 373,235 ($6.52M) Seems like 450-475K final.

Presales for tomorrow look bad for Lake Changjin II. Can we actually have a flop on CNY. I think that never really happened.

January Movies Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts Joji - 8/10 The Great Indian Kitchen - Never thought watching dishes being done be great cinema, but it is. 9/10. Minnal Murali - An Indian superhero movie done right. Would have preferred it a bit short though. 6/10. #Home - First The Great India Kitchen and now this. Mollywood is making me feel like a terrible person. I will do better. The film is good. It's all about Oliver Twist. 8/10. Ghostbusters: Afterlife - Has some fun scenes but overall feels like nothing. 4/10. Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui - Indian movie on a love story of trans-woman and a straight zym freak man with starring Ayushmann Khurana. He has made many such off-beat movies with social taboo subjects and most of them are good. This is among those. 7/10. Pushpa: The Rise - The biggest local hit of last year. The film is a craze in India at moment. If you want to see a stylist multi-genre Indian commercial potboiler. I recommend it. 7/10. Belfast - Feels like a Taika Waititi movie. The ending made me sad for a wee bit. 7/10. Eternals - Rewatch and I still love it. 8/10. Four to Dinner - 7/10 The Innocent (Norwegian) - 5/10 Forgotten - It's a Korean movie. Korea probably make best films in world right now, they need more hype. 8/10. The Battle at Lake Changjin - I just hope the sequel don't make to top 100 worldwide grossers because I don't wanna watch it. 0/10. Rush - I think I would have liked it more if I had watched it before Ford vs Ferrari. Now that is a perfect movie, this falls way under. 6/10. Akhanda Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse - Still works. 9/10. Spider-Man 2 - Ok this is better than Spider-man. Until last month I always had 1st one over this, but last rewatch I didn't like first one that much, this improved. 3rd best Spider-man movie for me. 8/10. Maanaadu - 7/10 Ustad Hotel - 5/10 Kumbalangi Nights - The first 2/3rd of film are average feel good movie stuff, the third act is something else. I am gonna like it more in rewatch. 7/10. New Movie of the Month - The Great Indian Kitchen its on Amazon. No spoilers. Go blind in it. Watch it. Also #Home on Amazon Prime. cc @lorddemaxus (If you haven't watched Joji, Kumbalangi Nights and The Great Indian Kitchen. Do it.

Canada weekend. 28-30 Jan, 2022 SM: NWH - $510K (-7%) / $46.2M Scream - $170K (-19%) / $1.2M Sing 2 - $158K (+3%)

Norway Week 1 - 247,371 2nd weekend - 108,450 2nd Monday - 6,500 (-66% LW) Total - 362,320 ($6M) 2nd week mostly 135K. 525-550k full run.

holidays.

T-3 days it dont really matter. Use Ghosbusters if you have or any other film that opened $20M range.

21.3M admits as in 16:00. Final probably 25-27M. What a dud.

Nice View 9.5 score but yeah occupancy is currently low. Pre-sales for tomorrow are bad. Let's see if it improve. Lake Changjin is 9.6 but I don't trust it at all.

Seems like 650M OD to me at the moment. Rest lets see.

Good. That is what CNY winners do.

$21M in last 7 days for Spidey. $1580-1590M doesn't seem too out of line.

That Ghostbusters comp look fine to me. Damn. So Tom Holland will have first HIT outside MCU. Sonic had $3M previews for $58M OW. This can may be $35-40M from that previews.

Spider-man $1.99M weekend and $2.25M 5 days debut in Netherlands. $3.35M total so far. Can go for $10M+ full run.

The change of era is responsible for that. You had months of exclusive theatrical windows, so any film one had to watch, only way was cinemas for months. With that reduced to .5-3 months today, it is probably not likely to have run like that. Not a perfect comparison, but with all the growth in China, Asia and other underdeveloped parts of world in 90s, Jurassic World admissions were around same as Jurassic Park, so Titanic probably will get similar admissions as well as it did 90s. JP did 198M without China in 1993. JW did 176M without China in 2015 and 214M with China. Titanic did 340M without China in 1997.

2535 135 week 7 65 week 8 // 2725 35% drops lead to 2845k 40% 2825k 45% 2805k

The most Sing 2 would have affected is this week. Sing 2 has nothing to do with missing Avatar, which could very well happen, but at this point 95M seems right.

18% is a LOT. Even Japan pre DS was just around 18%. I think 15% is solid enough WW2 doing around 12% I think. That said yes there can be a 200M admits movie, may be a 250M. Need a strong local universal content.

$1B is not interesting anymore to me. Need something to do 160M admits and that will be $1.2B with sane tickets. With insane tickets like TBALC 2, $1.4-1.5B.

35% weekly holds take it to €27.9M. 30% €28.3M.

Official admissions by Sony till 23/01 were 16,026,489 and gross 294,260,400. Anyways 100k, 200k, 300k is just rounding error.