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Aline (Celine Dion) opened only in seventh position, but on the other hand a release I didn't even know existed debuted in first position and grossed just 1/2% more than No Way Home. It's "Il Lupo ed il Leone" (The Wolf and the Lion), with about 34k euros, and from what I understood it's quite similar to "Mia and the White Lion" which grossed almost 6M 3 years ago
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10 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
OMG! I have SG$42 for Singapore, ₱1450 for Philippines. Now, €9.3 for Italy. BTW, did you watch?
No in the end I didn't watched it because the two cinemas close to me didn't have it, on the other hand I saw No Way Home for the second time together with three friends who hadn't seen it yet (two weren't that interested and one was in quarantine after the holidays)
At this point I think I'm going to watch it on Amazon before the end of the month (since my free month expires on the 31th January), but with anime I really have a lot of catching up to do, in 2021 I saw almost nothing and my "plan to watch" list basically doubled 😅
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20 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:
So, it's ¥6.61M. what was it's admissions?
Only 5.5k, the tickets were really expensive
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In its 3-day release in Italy Demon Slayer grossed 51k euros (57 thousand dollars). It won't be much but if he had been released in July it would have earned double that amount on the first day alone
Anyway, does anyone have its updated global gross? I checked Bom and TheNumbers but they are useless as always so I have no idea. And what is the total in Japan now?
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Yesterday 18k for Demon Slayer, for a final total of 51k euros
Tomorrow some new films will probably change this stationary top 10, but only Aline have a chance to open in the top 3
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9 hours ago, lor15 said:
Paraguay and Bolivia in Central America is so lol, this was made by a 🤡
I discovered that this list is on the faq page of BoxOfficeMojo, so it checks out 😂
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5 minutes ago, LPLC said:
Region Countries Included Domestic US & Canada Belgium Belgium and Luxembourg New Zealand New Zealand and Fiji Portugal Portugal and Angola United Kingdom United Kingdom, Ireland, and Malta France France, Algeria, Monaco, Morocco, and Tunisia Central America Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Paraguay Central America+ Aruba, Belize, Bolivia, Bonaire, Costa Rica, Curaçao, and Dominican Republic E/W Africa Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Zambia and Uganda Lesser Antilles Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent S/E/W Africa Southern, Eastern, and Western African Baltic States Baltic States Middle East Middle East Middle East/UA Middle East including United Arab Emirates Middle East Other Miscellaneous Middle Eastern Damn you were quick, I'm almost scared 😅
Anyway, I've never seen named many of these in BoxOfficeMojo and similar sites, so I really hope they count everything correctly
Ah I also have a question, more or less how much does North Africa affect the total gross and number of admissions of France?
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22 minutes ago, Sindreee said:
Presale for NWH is amazing in Norway, already at 90 000 and expecting to reach 100 000 before opening on Friday.
This is by far the biggest presale of all time, 59% over Endgame, the previous record holder.
Damn I forgot it had yet to comes out in Norway, I can't believe they had to wait that long
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1 hour ago, Bruce said:
Forbes Report:
Spider-man No way home become the highest grossing film of the year in 54 markets,among all 81 markets in the world(The world have over 200 countries but many countries are combined in one market when we counting box office,so total is 81 markets.）
For comparsion,it's second biggest in 21 century,more than Avengers:Endgame【Take over 40+ markets yearly champion among all 81 markets】,In entire 21 century only behind Avatar【Take 69 markets yearly champion.】
It's break All-time Hollywood box office record in 6 markets,for comparsion,Avengers:Endgame beating over 30 markets Hollywood all-time record,Avatar beating over 77 markets Hollywood box office record ,and Titanic beating Hollywood record in All markets in the world.
Damn Endgame came out in one of the most competitive years ever and still won more than 40 markets, probably excluding The Lion King it would have added another 20 markets from Europe alone
Anyway, the fact that there are 81 markets is very interesting and it's a question I've been asking myself for a long time, it would be really amazing if someone did an analysis of them
For example, the ones I know are Russia/Cis which is the sum of about 7/8 different countries of which Russia represents about 90% of the total gross, South Africa which should also include Lesotho, Swaziland and Namibia (well that's not much to be honest), and I remember that the UK includes all the overseas territories but also Ireland and Malta
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Yesterday 7th position and €18k for Demon Slayer, in the meantime I noticed that it has frighteningly expensive tickets as other films have grossed the same but had double admissions...
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5 hours ago, Valonqar said:
Now this is more like it:
Oh finally, now it's better ; )
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5 hours ago, Valonqar said:
As per BOM, Dune made 600K WW between now and Jan 10 (previous amount change). So 2.4M to 400M WW. I'm sure WB will dig up the difference from under-reported markets.
Nice. I think it added something also in Usa, but less than 100k
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Could we say at least that overcoming Infinity War (at ¥3.74B) is locked? And maybe also ¥4B? Then anything more than that it's fine, even if initially I was hoping to pass Joker at ¥5.06B
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59 minutes ago, Purple Minion said:
According to Deadline: House Of Gucci (UNI): $4.2M intl weekend (49 Uni markets); $73.4M intl cume/$124.2M global.
Something doesn't add up. Maybe there are more markets not covered by Uni that are not included in these updated numbers?
Yeah it's the first time I see a movie grossing 4M and still having a lower total than the previous week 😅
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House of Gucci should now be at about 140M and BoxOfficeMojo still has it at 124M, that site really leaves me speechless...
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The funny thing here is that in the meantime Bom has continued to update the gross in the UK, but the WW total hasn't changed in a month...
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Demon Slayer opened in 8th position with an embarassing 14k euros on his first day, had it come out in July as originally planned it would have easily made over 100k. And this is like the tenth flop in a row in our market, basically the last two films that have done well are No Way Home and House of Gucci (the latter especially for its legs)
This week there will be the release of the film about Celine Dion and other minor movies who won't gross anything (including one about Van Gogh, I fell like there is a new one every year...)
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4 hours ago, imbruglia said:
Dune Imax re-release on Feb 9.
$400M WW incoming 👍
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Damn this was one of the most interesting threads but unfortunately it was abandoned for 3 years and then the author left the site. Maybe one of the next days I'll create a new similar thread and above all updated (especially now that No Way Home may have entered in the top 10 of all-time)
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Some interesting facts and stats about the list:
- The number of movies over one billion dollars falls from 52 to 35
- The year that loses the most movies is 2019, with Far From Home, Captain Marvel and Aladdin dropping off the ranking
- The best placed movie to leave the chart is The Fate of The Furious, previously in 23th position with 1.236B
- Similarly to the previous case, the film that loses the most positions is Furious 7, from 11th to 22th
- The movie who gains the most positions (16) is The Dark Knight
- Age of Ultron loses an important part of its gross and surprisingly is now lower than both Black Panther and Incredibles 2
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I created this thread because I noticed that in addition to being able to easily know the gross of a film excluding USA and Canada (overseas/international gross), we also have a thread dedicated to the highest grossing movies excluding USA and China, but not one excluding China only
I think it makes sense also because it isn't only a very big market, at this point equal to the US, but it has grown very quickly so even "recent" films from just 10 years ago couldn't benefit from this market as much as those released more recently, making comparisons much more difficult. Here is the list:
1) Avatar: $2.660 Billion
2) Avengers: Endgame: $2.168 Billion
3) Titanic: $2.104 Billion
4) Avatar: The Way of Water: $2.074 Billion
5) Star Wars: The Force Awakens: $1.944 Billion
6) Spider Man: No Way Home: $1.917 Billion
7) Avengers: Infinity War: $1.678 Billion
8)Inside Out 2: $1.635 Billion
9) The Lion King: $1.537 Billion
10) Top Gun Maverick: $1.493 Billion
11) Jurassic World: $1.442 Billion
12) The Avengers: $1.433 Billion
13) Barbie: $1.410 Billion
14) Super Mario Bros: $1.337 Billion
15) Frozen II: $1.328 Billion
16) Star Wars: The Last Jedi: $1.290 Billion
17) Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows 2: $1.281 Billion
18) Deadpool & Wolverine: $1.247 Billion
19) Black Panther: $1.242 Billion
20) Frozen: $1.233 Billion
21) The Incredibles 2: $1.192 Billion
22) Beauty and the Beast: $1.178 Billion
23) The Avengers: Age Of Ultron: $1.163 Billion
24) The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King: $1.132 Billion
25) Furious 7: $1.124 Billion
26) Iron-Man 3: $1.094 Billion
27) Minions: $1.091 Billion
28) Joker: $1.074 Billion
29) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest: $1.066 Billion
30) Toy Story 3: $1.057 Billion
31) Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker: $1.054 Billion
32) Skyfall: $1.049 Billion
33) Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom: $1.048 Billion
34) Toy Story 4: $1.044 Billion
35) The Dark Knight Rises: $1.028 Billion
36) Alice in Wonderland: $1.025 Billion
37) Star Wars: The Phantom Menace: $1.023 Billion
38) The Dark Knight: $1.005 Billion
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1 hour ago, Issac Newton said:
First Spiderman (2002) Admissions:
USA : 69.5M
Latvia : 30,629
Iceland : 50,391
Lithuania : 23,835
Estonia : 39,635
Japan : 5.14M
Argentina : 1,643,950
Brazil : 8,486,300
Australia : 3,377,923
Austria : 589,903
Germany : 5,039,420
Slovakia : 90,068
Czech Republic : 234,639
Italy : 3,991,926
Romania : 199,739
France : 1,903,136*
Hungary : 294,936
UK : 6,300,281
Turkey : 630,290
Spain : 5,242,050
Poland : 408,605
Sweden : 619,919
Belgium : 784,989
Denmark : 424,000
Norway : 488,645
Finland : 267,515
Netherlands : 624,450
Bulgaria : 109,026
This is what I found. Any corrections are welcomed.
*France numbers seems to be abnormally low in my sheets, What is the actual number?
In France it sold 6.3M tickets (Lumiere (coe.int)), and I think it passed the 70M in Usa after the re-release of a few months later
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25 minutes ago, Heretic said:
Wtf 😲
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Since I'm at the end of the quarantine and I have absolutely nothing to do, and someone might even be interested, I wanted to compare the data of No Way Home in the main European countries to other movies
Gross increase (in dollars) over Far From Home
UK - from 49M to 112M (+130%)
FRA - from 26M to 58M (+120%)
GER - from 19M to 40M (+110%)
SPA - from 15M to 28M (+90%)
ITA - from 13M to 26M (+100%)
RUS - from 22M to 45M (+100%)
Total in the "Big Six" - 144M vs 309M
Gross compared to Endgame
UK - 115M vs 112M
FRA - 62M vs 58M
GER - 63M vs 40M
SPA - 32M vs 28M
ITA - 34M vs 26M
RUS - 46M vs 45M
Total in the Big Six - 352M vs 309M (at the end of its run No Way Home will probably be at 330M)
Tickets sold compared to the first Spider-Man
UK - 6.3M vs 11.8M
FRA - 6.3M vs 6.4M
GER - 5.2M vs 3.5M
SPA - 5.2M vs 3.8M
ITA - 4M vs 3M
RUS - unknown vs 10.1M
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JAPAN BOX OFFICE | Demon Slayer breaks all time record for OW
in International Box Office
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I've heard that Sony Japan will give prizes (after drawing the lucky ones) to anyone who will buy at least 3 tickets for No Way Home, whether they have watched it or not. Do you think it will have any effect on the box office? 😅