BoxOfficeManiac

Dune debuting like this, is shockingly low to me. This was everywhere in the tube stations, buses (I live in London) and it was discussed by so many that they were expecting to watch it. Probably good legs?

Any expectations for Poor things premiere?

Quite shocking to me that UK isn't no1 for markets excluding USA. France and Germany being ahead is quite surprising to me.

How many total admissions did Dune: Part One have? I see this having good legs as there is very little competition for the next few weeks. 300k+ should be in reach?

I actually think I have an answer myself. Past lives did amazingly well in its opening weekend in Italy. I feel like Italians do appreciate and go to watch awarded movies more than other countries. Probably similar to Greece.

I thought the UK would definitely be no1 internationally but it seems that Italy will get no1 soon. Any ideas why it’s so successful in Italy?

As much as I want Lily to win (and Sandra Huller), Emma really deserves this oscar, she was iconic so I think it will be unfair for her not to get her second oscar.

I'm surprised Killers of the Flower Moon doesn't win anything. From the movies I watched (in best picture category) this is my ranking: 1. Poor things 2. Anatomy of a fall 3. Killers of the Flower moon 4. Oppenheimer 5. Zone of interest 6. Barbie

Super happy for its success. This is my favourite 2023 movie.

I love this thread and the analysis. Please keep it going! Anyone but you will probably have big legs for the next few weeks - as it's the case in almost all other countries. It will be in the top-10 for many weeks. Happy to see Poor Things performing so well. Also, the Holdovers doing pretty well which I didn't expect in Greece. Argylle a fail in every country... I'm very interested to see what All of us Strangers and Madame Web will do. Do you know if All of us Strangers will be in limited number of theatres?