I wonder if tickets for the film are higher than normal prices. South Indian films do so and the biggest of that managed numbers similar to Dragon Brolly.
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion
Date
Rank
Gross
% Change
Theaters
Per Theater
Total Gross
Days
2017/04/28
2
$4,598,336
425
$10,820
$4,598,336
1
2017/04/29
5
$3,497,447
-24%
425
$8,229
$8,095,783
2
2017/04/30
4
$2,334,714
-33%
425
$5,493
$10,430,497
Dragon Ball Super Saturday reported gross $4.9 million and total till now $17.7 million
Shall do $2.5-3mn Sunday gives $9.8-10.3mn FSS. $2-2.5mn Monday for $11.8-12.8mn FSSM & $22.2-23.2mn 6 days.
I think it will do. A film like DP 2 won't have crazy pre sales as "catch it first" rush will be missing. I mean its out digitally for a long time now. If DP2 manage anything there,. dP 3 is doing 3X that bare minimum.
Bumblebee looks like ¥40mn plus today again. Good hold in 3rd weekend for total of ¥113mn, -35% last weekend.
Total will be ¥941mn, ¥1 Billion by Thursday, if not Wednesday itself.
Is it? I mean animation one did well enough that its in top 10 animations till now but it won't do more than what Incredibles 2 did IMO.
Regarding Live Action, we did had one naa. Jagga Jasoos.
I think there is but not made public like gross. Limited only to top levels of distributors, else where is annual admissions coming up.
Also if comScore is tracking admissions in Europe, why won't it in US.
The only two reasons Avengers: EndGame is dropping overseas is; one Exchange rates and two film is meh.
At this point, seeing how well Phase 3 shaped, the latter is ruled out IMO.
Exchange rates are factor because Infinity War had relatively fair Exchange rates.
Otherwise $1.5 Billion Overseas.
As @Thanos Legion @narniadis said its not estimated by Mojo but they source it from NATO.
But I find wrong is they overestimate admissions and their inflation adjustion is faulty. Inflation adjustion shall be done using ticket price index not simply on basis of (their estimated admissions * ATP) as they do.
e.g. Jurassic World did $652,270,625 in 2015, so it's business in 2018 shall be
Gross (Actual)/ ATP of 2015 * ATP of 2018
i.e. $652,270,625/$8.43 * $9.14 = $707,206,822 as compared to $722,509,700 they gave.
Similarly Avengers (2012) shall be 715,765,238 not $702,694,300.
Their criteria is against those films which have higher ticket than ATP of that year and favours those which have lower ticket price. For adjustion they consider same price for both i.e. ATP of current year but in reality the film which coated higher than ATP in the year it released will cost higher this year as well.
After I have typed all this, I don't know if I am making sense to you all or not because in my head it's very clear.