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65328 is the number admissions total on Wednesday in Paris metropolitan area and Avatar 2 got 41631 admissions. I found the numbers of Avatar in 2009 for comparison Thursday Paris figures are out and it is stable for Avatar 2 and the others movies, pretty much the same number admissions that Wednesday. From Monday they are school holiday for 2 weeks and the end of the world cup so attendance should increase sharply on weekdays.

488,631 tickets sold in 5 days for One Piece: Red who confirms that it did great outside Paris, even better than on day 1. Bullet Train had solid second weekend with 231,141 tickets sold (-37%)

It's 7.04€ the average price ticket so $3.34M = 3.273M euros would mean 442k, it's just by take the average price ticket of 2021, it could be less than that for an anime movie and so more tickets sold but it's going be + or - 450K

1M is not guaranteed, it will be necessary to wait for the second week and see if the drop is closer to Dragon Ball Super: Broly with -77% on week 2 or Demon Slayer with -50%. What is surprising is Paris represents only 24% of the opening day total, usually it is much higher for a Japanese anime movie, moreover the figures in Paris will be very close with Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer on week 1 but it's the rest of country that makes the difference.

I just saw the Paris numbers and the first day of One Piece: red is more frontloaded than I thought with a Saturday and Sunday lower than the opening day Wednesday ~35.5k (without preview) Thursday ~14k Friday ~10.5k Saturday ~10.5k Sunday ~10k It's only Paris but if the drops are the same on the rest of the country and it continue accounted for 24% of the total like Wednesday then that would mean ~450k on 5 days and a little over 500k on the weekend, helped by Monday who is a national holiday.

I don't think there are reviews bombing here in France, it's just people want of fights. In some cinema at the preview everytime there was a song in the movie, spectators were booing it. Here an example:

Always hard to predict for this kind of movie but Dragon Ball Super: Broly had a 2.7 multiplier from its first day to its first week, should be lower than that here but still think it should hit +500k first weekend and 550k first week minimum (from Wednesday to next Tuesday) I read some comments and the negative comments are those who don't like the musical side of the movie, they prefer fights above all. Right now the ratings are of 3.1/5 on allocine then stampede got 4.2/5 for comparison.

Yeah, it seems to be the right range, Japanese anime movies are often frontloaded, even more here that the first day was a holiday one for students. I read yesterday the One Piece manga sold almost 30M copies with a big boost over the past 2 years, must be the first market for One Piece in Europe and North America.

One Piece: Red preview alone has already sold 119,311 tickets, impressive numbers, and with the screenings number and summer holidays the first week is going to be big.

Very difficult to predict, others One Piece movies here were released a few months later after the Japan release and it didn't exceed 70k, this is the first time the release date is so close and with the growing interest for manga and One Piece it should easily do much better, especially it's still holiday. Speaking of release dates I saw a lot of Dragon Ball fans wanted to boycott the new movie because the release date was so late compared to other countries, but maybe it's just talk and they'll go watch it anyways... Edit: I just find out the number of screenings for the One Piece movie, 645, it's really high, if I remember it was close to 400 for Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen. 500k should be achievable, they bet big on the success of movie.

Nope haha but I think the movie will do fine, manga sales have more than doubled in 1 year with the government giving money for young people read more, and One Piece after Dragon Ball is the manga with the strongest fanbase.

A small recap of top 10 highest grossing movies since the beginning of the year 1.Top Gun Maverick: 5,711,998 2. Jurassic World 3: 3,357,635 3. Doctor Strange 2: 3,269,066 4. The Batman: 3,032,965 5. Minions 2: 2,893,838 6. Fantastic Beasts 3: 2,752,361 7. Uncharted: 2,514,261 8. Qu'est ce qu'on a fait au bon dieu 3 : 2,429,450 9: Sonic 2: 2,235,189 10. Thor Love And Thunder: 2,129,017 TGM will likely stay #1 this year, Avatar 2 is the only movie who can come close to that but it comes out too late in the year, big chunk will be counted for 2023. Other noteworthy fact, there are only 1 French movie in the top, since the covid these movies that attracts families are in trouble, even the sequels of popular movies do much worse.

8 to 14 June 3rd best opening week of 2022 for Jurassic World: Dominion, very close to Fallen Kingdom first week but unlikely it keeps the same pace with the bad WOM. Oh, and Top Gun 2 became the movie with the most admissions in 2022, continues its amazing run.

1,165,165 admissions for the first weekend of Jurassic World Dominion, should reach 1,3M on the opening week, as a reminder it was 2,087,959 for the first one and 1,396,911 for Fallen Kingdom. 517k for Top Gun 2 from Wednesday to Sunday (5 days), -41% compared to last week, likely it will be close to -50% on week 3 since Monday of last week was Pentecost Monday.

Top Gun 2 second week with 1,188,176 admissions, -22% compared to first week for a total of 2,717,784 admissions, very solid Monday like expected with Whit Monday and amazing second week like in every markets. Tomorrow, I expect a solid opening week but I don't know if it would have good legs, 2.9/5 on allociné, it's already below Jurrasic world and Jurrasic world: Fallen Kingdom with a score of 3.5 and 3.3 respectively.