charlie Jatinder

Yeah comScore numbers are shielded but I don't think folks at that level won't know the numbers. I mean we have almost the numbers for two MTCs and we are way below what resources they have. Yeah cS isn't revealing numbers, but MTCs and other chains have their own numbers, which rival studios can easily get. The concerning thing is last part. What if all studios follow it and who says they can't continue it in normalcy. Then as box office community we are fucked. FWIW, as per our tracking, we have $2mn TENET 2nd Friday.

I didn't claim he isn't Pakistani. I explcitily said "Pakistani-American" And I think he is American citizen now and not more a Pakistani than some one like Sundar Pichai is Indian.

I read somewhere that MTC2 can survive with 10% occupancy, this is doing 6% on a Friday that too with lower theatre share in gross. TENET may play for months but if occupancy gonna stay at this level, they better close or do like only prime time show. That won't help fixed cost but may help variable cost and increase occupancy a bit.

lol. I meant 1.7

Good jump. Seems like $1.7mn. Canada perhaps $275-300k. $2mn NA.

Very slow noon. Everything seems like a very average jump. TENET jump is good, more like $4.25mn Saturday though.

Yeah it was biggest grosser but last year was also the worst in term of big grosser. Hrithik is among best Bollywood dancers. Thats true. some more songs.

but I get it. Kumail has appeal to american audiences. A Hasan Minhaj have more chance to get the role than actual Indian actor, but ironical move to cast Pakistani-American actor as Bollywood star, in reality Pakistani artists are banned since last 4 years.

I will like to see his son but he isn't really into acting but more in directing stuff as per him. But most likely he will act some day. My wish was to them dub Incredibles 2, SRK dubbed for Mr. Incredible in first film.

Hold down for a moment. Yeah SRK has been on downside lately but HR ain't half of SRK yet. SRK on his bad day is opening films near ₹20cr, HR was having hard time crossing double digit until recently.

Looks like TENET will have a good day afterall. May be $5mn Saturday and $4mn Sunday for $11mn weekend. That will be better than I expected on Thursday.

opened in Russia with $250k. Friday increased to $330k. Taiwan $90k Friday approx, down 75%

Behind the Scene.

nope India has stopped their films to release in China.

nvm

I thought we had OTT handles and their content in that forum. TV forum is way out of sight than the rest of forum. I didnt even know this thread exist.

Did they made such video for any other country. Homelander doing SRK dialogue. @Eric #RIPChadwick may be move this to direct to VOD.

Week 23 05-11 Sep 2020 Movies Blade Runner: So I wanted to do Denis Villeneuve filmography this week, for that watched this, which I had on hold for so long. This was painfully slow but that is not a major problem if characters and story are interesting which is where it didn't worked for me. BGM was ugh. The whole setting of dark and wet is not my cup of tea. May be after 30 years I will also like it. A very lenient 4/10. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri: This is a great film. Donno why I was keeping it on hold for so long. The other work of director seems nice too, will check that out this week. 8/10. And that's it? In my head I watched more films last week. TV The Boys S02E04: Yeah going well. At this point am not even a bit interested in what Boys do, only Seven is what that matters and good thing being this had more of that. Stormfront is done well. Let's see how rest of season go. As for the Indian movie I want you guys to check out this week, it is TUMBBAD. The film is very well done and looks good too for something made in less than a million dollar. If you like stuff like Pan Labyrinth, don't miss it. IMDb: 8.3/10 Rotten Tomatoes: 87% with 23 reviews (that's actually surprise now that I am looking, it got so many reviews) Hollywood Reporter says "Atmospheric, heavy on mythology and scary as hell." It is available of Prime Video and guess on Playstore and Itunes & stuff. Trailer

Ahh "SRK and the films he rejected becoming Iconic"

So that was where it all begun.

What's funny? And what sucking? It is common for any film to thank government of the region they shot the film. Since you are from India, you may know what a jerk Yogi Adityanath is and Bollywood liberals like Anubhav Sinha have been vocally against BJP but in all his films you will read "Thank You CM Yogi Adityanath" because that's what is done for any film shot in UP.

What happened @Eric #RIPChadwick Seems like $625k US only. Expecting $1.5mn Friday at least.

Are we sure China is fully back? 800 had potential of 700mn IIRC last year, now 400mn range. Mulan is double hit by Piracy on top of COVID. I think on 28th August, it could have opened to $15mn and $50mn weekend. In normalcy perhaps $70-80mn weekend.

TENET Performance analysis China: Average. Around Dunkirk, less than half of Interstellar and what was expected. Asia: Asia is mixed bag. Korea was expected to be huge but has disappointed big time with total gross to be less than what expected weekend was. Taiwan has done well though, will be highest grossing Nolan film beating Interstellar. In South East Asia, Thailand and Vietnam are decent to good while Singapore and Malaysia are average. Will open in Hong Kong this weekend. Japan and India are the other two major markets left, India perhaps October opening, Japan September 18 start. Middle East: Saudi is new market and doing well. Will most likely reach $10mn as there won't be much competition. UAE is trailing behind Dunkirk, which is an average result. Turkey is still in reopening 1st stage. Qatar open this weekend. Overall Middle East is Average. Oceania: Oceania does well for Nolan generally. TENET is doing quite okay and can leg out to $12-15mn, hoping Victoria reopen soon, but that will be only half of what Dunkirk did. Europe: The Big 5 will get very close to Interstellar and Dunkirk, so its very good. Ofcourse Dunkirk in UK ain't happening. In many smaller countries, TENET will beat them and even Inception too. UK will perhaps reach $20-25mn, which is a good number, around Interstellar in local currency. In France, it will most likely reach $16-17mn, which will be 80% of Dunkirk and Interstellar, that's good. Germany has already beaten Dunkirk and will reach very close to Interstellar, expecting $16-18mn. Italy and Spain will be $7mn and $8mn respectively, around 80% of D & I. Netherlands, Nordic countries are doing great, will very soon cross Interstellar and Dunkirk.

At End of 2 Weeks, TENET Top Markets China: $40.8mn UK: $14.7mn France: $11.7mn Germany: $9.7mn Korea: $9mn Taiwan: $7.3mn Spain: $5.6mn Italy: $5.1mn Australia: $5mn Netherlands: $4.6mn Russia: $3.9mn Saudi Arabia: $3.8mn Denmark: $2mn Sweden: $2mn Swiss: $2mn