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10 hours ago, Shanks said:
SWITZERLAND: Spidey becomes 5th highest viewed Super Hero movie in Swiss. Last Weekend was 18k and this weekdays was 3.3k for total of 21.3k. It had been dropping 20-30% each week and can make another 35k+ in next five weeks with sub 30-35% drops. Would be tight race to see if it reaches Joker and Endgame before it releases on OTT.
Top Grossing SH movies [Up to 26th Jan:]
Spiderman (2002) 509,830 Avengers: Endgame 495,569 JOKER 493,411 Men In Black 481,397 Spiderman NWH 459,550 Incredibles 392,997 Men In Black 2 375,795 Spiderman 2 353,784 Hancock 349,020 Spiderman 3 332,920 The Dark Knight Rises 313,970 The Dark Knight 313,183 Avengers: IW 312,709 Deadpool 289,312 Incredibles 2 247,663 Aquaman 247,332 Iron Man 3 242,429 Avengers Age of Ultron 225,824 @charlie Jatinder Aren't numbers in Switzerland good, why it doesn't have thread? Or Can I put it in along with Nordic ones xD
Men in Black superheroes? This is new to me 😅
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Nightmare Alley debuts in first position quite well, grossing more than "The Wolf and The Lion" and "No Way Home" combined
In the meantime House of Gucci has passed "Me Contro Te 2" at 5.1M and is now the sixth highest grossing film of 2021. Really not bad, Italy was the seventh largest market for this film and it doesn't happen very often
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2 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:
Week 0 - 462M
Week 1 ~ 1652M
Week 2 ~ 719M (-56.5%)
Week 3 ~ 460M expected (-36%)
Total ~ 3293M in 3 weeks
Seems like ¥4-4.15B full run.
I really hope so, above Furious 9, above Infinity War and also above the ¥4B mark, at this point it's difficult asking for something more
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I wanted to compare the top 20 EU+UK with the top 20 USA+Canada (link), obviously not for the amount of money grossed (also because we would practically compare the gross of 20 American movies in Europe with their gross in the US itself...), but for genres and franchises
In particular in Europe we can see 4 Harry Potter films, 3 of Lord of the Rings and 2 for the Hobbit, James Bond and Star Wars. In the US on the other hand we can see 6 Star Wars films plus 6 of superheroes (vs only Endgame in Europe), not to mention that Age of Ultron missed the top 20 for only $2 million. There are also 5 animated films and Disney remakes, while in Europe there are only The Lion King 2019 and Ice Age 3
So here is the European top 5 of some "less present" genres:
Animated top 5
Ice Age 3 - 410M
Frozen 2 - 335M
Minions - 325M
Ice Age 4 - 305M
Shrek 2 - 300M
Superhero top 5
Endgame - 420M
No Way Home - 300/325M
Infinity War - 315M
Joker - 290M
The Dark Knight Rises - 260M
Star Wars top 5
The Force Awakens - 585M
The Last Jedi - 417M
Rise of Skywalker - 320M
The Phantom Menace - 270M
Rogue One - 265M
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1 hour ago, charlie Jatinder said:
Infinity War really underperformed in Italy.
Yeah I remember that my expectation was €20 million, and the 5 days opening of 9 million only confirmed my idea
Unfortunately the film ended with a lower total than expected also due to a sun that breaks the stones and the record heat of the period, a climate that certainly doesn't encourage going to the cinema...
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From the idea of @charlieJatinder
MCU in Italy
Phase I (2008-2012)
Iron Man - €7M
The Incredible Hulk - €4M
Iron Man 2 - €8.2M
Thor - €7.5M
Captain America: The First Avengers - €6.2M
The Avengers - €18M
Phase II (2013-2015)
Iron Man 3 - €16.1M
Thor: The Dark World - €8.4M
Captain America: The Winter Soldier - €7.1M
Guardians of the Galaxy - €5.6M
Avengers: Age of Ultron - €16.6M
Ant-Man - €4.7M
Phase III (2016-2019)
Captain America: Civil War - €11.3M
Doctor Strange - €7.3M
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 - €7.1M
Spider-man: Homecoming - €8.6M
Thor: Ragnarok - €8.8M
Black Panther - €7.2M
Avengers: Infinity War - €18.8M
Ant-Man and the Wasp - €4.9M
Captain Marvel - €10.2M
Avengers: Endgame - €30.3M
Spider-man: Far From Home - €11.8M
Phase IV (2021-)
Black Widow - €4.8M
Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - €3.8M
Eternals - €8.4M
Spider-man: No Way Home - €24.6M
In particular we can see that in the first two phases almost all the films (apart from Guardians of the Galaxy) have grossed more in Italy than in Spain, with the Iron Man movies standing out for the greatest difference. In the following phases however the two markets are more or less on par, with all 3 Spider Man films earning more in Spain
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6 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:
Marvel Cinematic Universe in Spain
Phase I
Iron Man - €7,637,522
The Incredible Hulk - €4,895,876
Iron Man 2 - €5,700,866
Thor - €8,531,647
Captain America: The First Avengers - €5,795,027
Avengers: Assemble - €16,257,424
Phase II
Iron Man 3 - €9,987,310
Thor: The Dark World - €6,551,854
Captain America: The Winter Soldier - €5,656,468
Guardians of the Galaxy - €7,871,661
Avengers: Age of Ultron - €12,085,524
Ant-Man - €3,812,094
Phase III
Captain America: Civil War - €9,734,465
Doctor Strange - €6,261,796
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 - €9,399,999
Spider-man: Homecoming - €10,083,810
Thor: Ragnarok - €9,004,969
Black Panther - €7,760,038
Avengers: Infinity War - €20,503,973
Ant-Man and the Wasp - €5,617,885
Captain Marvel - €13,138,811
Avengers: Endgame - €29,212,775
Spider-man: Far From Home - €13,484,599
Phase IV
Black Widow - €5,915,253
Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - €5,683,493
Eternals - €7,357,371
Spider-man: No Way Home - €27,250,000 expected
Hmm. This is weird. Spain gotta be among rare market where all Phase 1 sequels dropped from previous film. Spider-man seems like strongest standalone franchise followed by Thor which had strong first entry but then two okayish next ones. Let's see if Love and Thunder can go over €15M. Eternals did pretty ok.
NWH doing crazy good.
Yeah I was surprised by Iron Man 3 and Winter Soldier grossing so little, and I was expecting more for Civil War too
Now that you have given me a good idea I'll make a similar list on the Italy thread as well ; )
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6 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:
Just make it entire Europe no? Including Russia.
Yeah my initial idea was to also include also Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and Serbia but then I realized that Russia has become a big market only in more recent years with Hollywood films often reaching 30 or 40 million dollars, while only 15/20 years ago there were important movies grossing like 5/10M or less (or there was missing data)
So I had the idea of making a thread only for the European Union, since the countries that are part of it have fairly close relationships and a certain unity, so why not 🤷♂️
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1 hour ago, peludo said:
Many thanks, I must also say that the list is incredibly similar to the Italian one. The only big differences I noticed are Fantastic 4 being successful in Spain and Iron Man 3 which instead grossed about 50% less than in Italy
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48 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
Crunchyroll will distribute Jujutsu Kaisen Movie 0 in North America in March 18, 2022 on 1500+ screens including selected IMAX theatres nationwide. Advance Booking starts from February 25, 2022.
In addition, The film is coming soon in United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, France with CRG events, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Netherlands, French-speaking Africa and Latin America.
I don't see Italy 😢
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1 hour ago, LPLC said:
NA : $770M
United Kingdom : $126M
France : $63M
Germany : $48M
Spain : $30M
Italy : $27M
KSA : $17M
UAE : $12M
Sweden : $11M
Belgium : $10M
GCC : $9M
Denmark : $8M
Ukraine : $8,5M
Poland : $8M
Norway : $7M
Austria : $8M
Switzerland : $9M
South Africa : $5,5M
Turkey : $5M
Czech Republic : $4,5M
Portugal : $4M
Greece : $3,5M
Hungary : $3,5M
Romania : $3M
Finland : $2,5M
Total EMEA : $433M
Mexico : $75M
Brazil : $55M
Argentina : $18M
Chile : $11M
Colombia : $11M
Peru : $10M
Ecuador : $8,5M
Bolivia : $4,5M
Total Latin America : $193M
South Korea : $63M
Australia : $59M
Russia/CIS : $46M
India : $36M
Japan : $33M
Indonesia : $26M
Taiwan : $18M
Hong Kong : $16M
Thailand : $15,5M
Malaysia : $15M
Singapore : $10M
New Zealand : $8M
Vietnam : $4,5M
Pakistan : $2M
Total APAC : $352M
Rest : $64M
Total : $1812M
NOTE : This is without Netherlands and Philippines because I have no idea how these markets currently work (i don't even know if it was released in these two countries) so if you have any info for that that would be cool
I guess NWH could add $10M-$15M in Netherlands and $10M ? $15M ? $20M ? in the Philippines so to this total of $1812M we can perhaps add another $20M-$35M ? Which would give $1832M-$1847M, it will be really very tight to exceed 1st run of Titanic ($1843M) but it is still possible. This and $1850M will be the last milestones that NWH may or may not reach ... whatever amazing run !
Thanks @charlie Jatinder for your datas
Well I really hope that its Japanese gross will pass the Indian one, but at the moment it isn't doing very well...
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3 hours ago, RiddlerXXR said:
For those that didn’t notice, we passed Infinity War WW-C. That’s probably the last worldwide milestone (vs another film) we will be able to hit, unless it can leg out past Titanic 1st Run WW.
Another one (I'm really creative, I know) could be to gross 1B more than No Time to Die, so about $1.78B
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3 hours ago, peludo said:
Just behind Endgame. It has already obliterated the others. The 2nd biggest was (now it is 3rd) Infinity War with €20.5m. Endgame is at €29.2m. The biggest SH film ever is Joker with €30.5m.
MCU in Spain (it is in Spanish but I think it is understandable)
A list with only Mcu films is a bit "unsatisfying", does we have something that includes also DC movies + the Marvel ones that aren't Mcu?
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Ok now it's getting quite ridiculous, BoxOfficeMojo has finally updated the total in the US (first time since December 12th) and it has increased by about 320k dollars, while the WW total has instead remained at 774.1M like more than a month and a half ago...
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1 hour ago, Bruce said:
James Bond on its peak era
Thunderball (1965)
UK:15.6m
France:5.7m
Germany:12m
Italy:14.1m
Netherlands:2.04m
Spain:3.6m
These 6 markets combine:53m
Goldfinger(1964)
UK:13.9M
France:6.6m
Germany:11m
Italy:15.8m
Spain:2.56m
Netherlands:2.27m
These 6 markets combie:52m
The numbers of Italy are simply incredible, it's sad that now even Skyfall didn't manage to reach 2 million admissions
And it isn't just a problem of the actor who plays Bond, I think that among the 5 main EU countries we are the one with the biggest decline over the various decades...
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57 minutes ago, peludo said:
According Lumiere, we have this ranking in admissions. I have only taken billion films and completed some franchises. I will add MCU, DCU, and other relevant films (there are no data about No way home and some older monsters like Star Wars, E.T, Jurassic Park or The Lion King (1994)):
1. Titanic: 103,677,749
2. Avatar: 75,232,618
3. FOTR: 58,450,513
4. HP1: 57,665,887
5. SW7: 54,904,160
6. TTT: 52,949,112
7. ROTK: 52,340,950
8. The Lion King (2019): 50,607,213
9. HP2: 50,392,567
10. SW1: 46,988,347
11. Skyfall: 43,858,506
12. Finding Nemo: 43,849,813
13. Endgame: 42,999,239
14. POTC2: 42,596,314
15. HP4: 42,339,201
16. Ice Age 3: 40,424,589
17. Intouchables: 40,136,593
18. Minions: 39,467,819
19. Frozen 2: 39,283,168
20. HP3: 38,756,203
21. Spectre: 38,739,090
22. HP8: 38,082,527
23. Ice Age 2: 37,843,253
24. Joker: 36,926,362
25. HP5: 36,776,239
26. POTC3: 34,807,421
27. Hobbit 1: 34,804,863
28. SW8: 34,783,553
29. HP6: 34,042,461
30. HP7: 33,923,705
31. Despicable me 3: 32,701,882
32. SW3: 31,965,323
33. Ice Age 4: 31,915,014
34. Infinity War: 31,739,148
35. SW2: 30,709,623
36. SW9: 30,560,871
37. Jurassic World: 30,396,761
38. Beauty and the beast: 30,095,665
39. Hobbit 2: 29,613,296
40. POTC1: 29,457,078
41. Incredibles 2: 28,496,352
42. Toy Story 3: 28,092,518
43. Hobbit 3: 28,091,800
44. Frozen: 27,952,553
45. Alice in Wonderland: 27,339,572
46. Furious 7: 26,861,905
47. Rogue One: 26,719,753
48. The Dark Knight Rises: 25,654,925
49. POTC4: 25,641,580
50. Despicable me 2: 25,553,838
51. Toy Story 2: 25,287,540
52. Finding Dory: 24,806,782
53. The Avengers: 23,557,397
54. The Dark Knight: 23,550,970
55. Toy Story 4: 23,362,123
56. Jurassic World 2: 22,575,046
57. Age of Ultron: 22,335,112
58. Zootopia: 22,290,564
59. Ice Age: 22,201,775
60. Furious 8: 22,192,397
61. Aladdin (2019): 20,777,347
62. POTC5: 20,074,687
63. Iron Man 3: 19,612,375
64. Black Panther: 19,402,591
65. Captain Marvel: 18,990,183
66. Far from home: 18,650,935
67. Toy Story: 18,424,898
68. Ice Age 5: 15,744,146
69. Despicable me: 15,034,514
70. Aquaman: 14,942,072
71. Transformers 3: 14,873,326
72. Civil War: 13,533,412
73. Transformers 4: 12,904,439Wonderful job 👍🏼, and yeah Lumiere unfortunately only has data from 1996 to 2019 (or 2020, I don't remember). And I recommend stopping at the 50th position because after that the list starts to get quite long and probably requires too much work
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3 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:
I think measuring in Euro will be nicer. Since you have already compiled list in USD, it won't be that much trouble, just convert USD to EUR with that time exchange rate
This is a good idea, but you should do separate counts for the UK and their pounds, plus all other countries with different currencies like Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Poland to name the most important. So let's say I leave this honor to you ; )
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8 minutes ago, Shanks said:
21st Jan-23rd Jan
No Way Home £2.3m £87.4m Belfast £2.2m £2.3m Scream £1.3m £4.8m Nightmare Alley £549k £549k The King’s Man £398k £7.1m Top 6th Weekends - NWH enters top 10 of all time, again....
- Avatar - £5.150m
- Titanic - £3.403m
- Paddington - £2.834m
- Toy Story 4 - £2.525m
- LOTR: The Fellowship of the Rings - £2.416m
- No Way Home - £2.3m
- Skyfall - £2.275m
- Mamma Mia! - £2.2m
- The Greatest Showman - £2.2m
- Frozen 2 - £2.092
Is it just me or both Spider Man and Belfast numbers seems lower than what was said yesterday?
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@LPLC
Yesterday I forgot to mention it but The Intouchables was indeed really impressive, it grossed 350M of which only 3M in the UK where sadly it was completely ignored. This means that if we did a ranking without the UK it would probably even be in the top 10!
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I updated the ranking by adding a couple of films to reach 20 entries, they are two Harry Potter movies between the 340 and 350M and now the franchise occupies an impressive 4 positions in the 20
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"The Lion and the Wolf" won the weekend with €600k, while No Way Home was second with only a 18% drop from the previous week
Tomorrow the film will pass LOTR: The Return of the King at 23.2M for the 31th position of the highest grossing movies in Italy (for Cinetel), but in the "real" chart it's out of the top 40 and possibly even 50
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17 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:
Taiwan should have been a lot higher but I suppose CoVID impact was there.
I would have expected $400M China surely. So $765M DOM + $1040M now + $400M China + ~$100M CoVID loss in various places = $2.3B - ~$300M tougher competition in normal XMAS release.
Yeah here some people think that without the virus the film would still have had zero competition
Without Omicron for example heavily damaged films like Sing 2, Encanto and Clifford would have probably grossed a lot more (possibly taking away some money from Spider Man), while Morbius and other local films probably wouldn't have been delayed (I remember for example a big French and Indian film that were postponed, helping No Way Home legs in the countries)
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8 minutes ago, LPLC said:
Nice, thank you ! Didn't realize that our French film "The Intouchables" was so huge in all Europe
@MG10, I know that it will take you a lot of time but is it possible to make the same ranking but with admissions, because it will allow us to have a better idea of the performance of these huge films in European markets
Forgive me but I think I definitely wouldn't be able, but between InsideKino and Lumiere (who already adds up the results for the EU) someone else could succeed
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9 minutes ago, Purple Minion said:
You're right, Jurassic World is $1.67B and The Lion King (2019) $1.662B.
For No Way Home: Deadline reports that Norway opened to $2.6M, besting the debuts of Spider-Man: Far From Home by 267% and Spider-Man: Homecoming by 259%. Slovakia bowed with $600K, beating Far From Home by 10% and Homecoming by 133%. Top markets to date are the UK ($116.9M), Mexico ($73.4M), Korea ($60.6M), France ($59.9M) and Australia ($53.2M).
Damn that's a really nice opening
Highest grossing movies of all-time in the European Union (+UK)
in International Box Office
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Ah no 300/325M wasn't a prediction, this was the the provisional number updated to more than a week ago and with several countries still missing