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charlie Jatinder

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  1. 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.
  2. In that case they shall adjust the film released in q2 2015 to q2 2018 prices. Adjusting q2 2015 and q3 2015 to same price will favour the q3 one.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. Blame Time Travel for that. You know, losing track of time is tiresome but when you are a time traveler, that's part of game.
  6. Feel sad for Bran. He was sorta important till Season 4, a complete absence in Season 5, Just there in Season 6 and 7. Somewhere down that period he lost spotlight. Though I am hoping he will be back in S08 but then HBO is marketing the show fronting Jon, Sansa and Arya.
  7. Very bold of Marvel to cast an old man as young Nick Fury in their Captain Marvel film.
  8. Glass $11.2mn reported Saturday at 11PM EST. Full day shall be around $17mn. Back to over $45mn FSS.
  9. I know him from another forum and as he said, he is sorta new.
  10. Didn't know latin america has a thing for Japanese anime.
  11. These sort of films have bigger than normal jumps and drops. I expect it to go like 7 3.5 2.4 4 2.5 2.5-3 and then will drop like stone. May be some hold on Tuesday tho.
  12. Because its not "most" movies. Such releases are common for diaspora releases, though I feel there may be local audience as well for this one. Returns are higher than usual for such releases going as high as 60-65%. I checked Funimation's other releases, they did under $9mn. This is like Baahubali: The Conclusion was to Indian films I suppose in USA.
  13. Just say Domestic it do $100mn and another $125mn overseas, gives $105mn Share/return against $20mn budget. 5x ROI is massive. Assuming ancilary incomes will take care of release and participation cost.
  14. Bumblebee ¥46mn or $6.8mn 3rd Saturday (+60%). Cume up at ¥903mn or $132.4mn. Heading for ¥110mn or $16.4mn 3rd weekend, will hit ¥940mn or $137.7mn by Sunday. ¥1 Billion or $147mn by Thursday or 4th Friday.
  15. Uri - The Surgical Strike (India) Week One: $957,978 2nd Friday: $196,498 (112 locs - $1,754 PTA) +206% (+44% First Friday) Total: $1,154,476
  16. Glass $15.736mn reported Friday. Official number will be $16.25-16.5mn Approx. 3 days Weekend shall go for $42-43mn IMO. 4 days around $48-50mn.
  17. Deadpool 2 doesn't matter, what matter is Deadpool 3 is doing $1 Billion out of which $150-200mn China.
  18. Deadpool 2 doesn't matter, what matter is Deadpool 3 is doing $1 Billion out of which $150-200mn China.
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