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1 hour ago, setna said:
Why don´t you want it happen?
Just a taste matter. I do not like too much the franchise. That's all.
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21 minutes ago, setna said:
I´d love it, but i think we should wait at least couple of weeks more with good holds, but is really exciting the A2 run in Spain!
I do not want it happens, but all signs head to it. With a 7.2 average ticket price, it "just" needs €52m total to beat Doctor Zhivago admissions. The key weekend was this one and it has had a superb hold. I do not see any reason to think it will collapse. It just needs a quite average run from now to reach that amount.
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3 hours ago, setna said:
Closer and closer from the all time top 10 in admissions!!!!
IMO, it is making top 5.
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1 hour ago, Borobudur said:
I saw WE2 coming at number 3 at presale of the first day of lunar new year. WTF? Is this a bad sign?
First part did not lead presales either (Crazy Alien did if I am not wrong). But I agree that being a sequel the logic behaviour should be to lead. Said this, the film which is leading (Hidden Blade) has +900k want to see on Maoyan while WE2 1.1m. It is not a so big gap.
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More than great, I would say amazing. Last weekend was still holiday. I think it has even a chance to beat 8 apellidos vascos and reach the #2 spot in all time unadjusted list.
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I has thought about 5 or maybe 6 million admissions at first, but to reach 7 would be an extreme success. The 7 million admissions club is a really exclusive in Spain with just 6 films.
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41 minutes ago, Danhjpn said:
$50M looks good?
I do not like the word locked, but I think it is extremely probable.
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2 hours ago, Tokugennumataka said:
Do many OS markets have schools off or holidays these weekdays or something? 'cause these numbers look insanely strong to me. Normal FSS pattern would suggest something like 34/64/50 for ~150M FSS or so.
Concerning Spain, students will go back to school/college on Monday and tomorrow is national holiday. You can expect an extremely good hold this weekend here, probably an increase since last weekend was affected because of New Year.
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So, asuming a €50m total and if we take 7,3€ as the average ticket price (taken from the cume after the 2nd weekend), it would finish ranking #3 all time unadjusted (behind Avatar and Spanish affairs) and #9 all time adjusted (between Star Wars and The Sixth Sense)
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10 hours ago, LPLC said:
Maybe for taquillaespana.es there isn't the re-release and with insidekino there is the re-release
I do not have any record about a second re-release making 2 extra million. The original release did €38m and the 2012 3D re-release did €3.5m.
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I would say that the figure for Titanic in taquillaespana.es is the correct one
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41 minutes ago, Shanks said:
I have noticed something, People look for Spain Data in European forums/databases but the most Accurate data of Spain is rather available in Latin America or LATAM's forum/databases - especially Admission numbers.
They maybe take data from Ministry of Culture or here
Anyway, there are other European sites quite accurate like insideKino
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5 hours ago, MG10 said:
Does anybody know how many tickets has The Lion King remake sold in Europe? I remember they were quite cheap and since it grossed a lot I'm sure it won't be easily surpassed even by Avatar 2...
According Lumiere, 52.774 million, but I find some data not completely updated. For example. for Spain it shows 5.914 million, but other sources say it sold 6.392 million.
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9 hours ago, upriser7 said:
Looking back at NWH's run, it only did €3M in 2nd week weekdays (Dec 27th-Dec 30th)...Avatar2 seems to be on track to do almost triple of that during this weekdays around €8.5M. Avatar2 does seem to have advantage of national holiday on December 26th
There will be another extra holiday next week for about 14 million people on January 2nd, beyond the national holiday on January 6th. We should see big numbers next week too.
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4 hours ago, Danhjpn said:
Can Spain and Italy both reach $50M mark at the end?
Concerning Spain, I would not rule it out.
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7 minutes ago, LPLC said:
Ok sorry I had seen an article that said that and another that said there were 3 billion viewers in the 2018 final but that's probably exaggerated
As it has been mentioned, it is 4 billion viewers combining the 64 matches. Anyway, the most attended sport (and not sport) event by far. It has an effect over everything, not just box office.
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3 minutes ago, XXR Tulkun Rider said:
Going off these openings, maybe something like this for the final totals....
China - $125-150M
S. Korea - $90-110M
Germany - $80-100M
France - $80-100M
India - $55-70M
UK - $60-75M
Mexico - $50-60M
Australia - $40-50M
Italy - $35-45M
Brazil - $35-45M
Spain - $25-35MIf as it seems Spain opens to 8-9 million I would say, at least, 40 million
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4 hours ago, Issac Newton said:
I thought something like $130M Germany, $120M France, $60M Spain, $40M Italy..
That's just an odd prediction as Numbers may go off by $50M-$100M... But that's something I would call success... Atleast, I want to see this defeating Endgame if not the original (ノ｀⌒´)ノ┫：・┻┻
Looking at presales I would not rule out those $60m...
Btw, it is happening here the same than in China with Fri-Sat presales. Basically, both figures are the same. I do not know if it is a legs signal or just people waiting for the best possible seat.
Summarizing, 77 showings, 8 sellouts.
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3 hours ago, keysersoze123 said:
Can Ways of Water do at least half that number . @MG10 same question about Italy. 40m+ Euros possible?
Possible? Sure, it is even probable. Locked? No. The recent re-release figures make me be optimistic, but I prefer to be cautious taking into account the enormous figures of the first part. This is not a normal sequel. I would say 45-55 million euros with 5-6 million admissions is a reasonable scenario, but far from being locked.
And we all know that those euros do not mean the same dollar size since today dollar is way stronger than in 2009-2010. €55m euros, -30% relative to first part, would mean $55m, what it is exactly half of Avatar's figure ($110m).
Said this, it is probably the most difficult film to predict I have ever seen. Anything can happen.
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3 hours ago, efialtes76 said:
Today is the last day of the re-release.
Sad they do not let it a bit longer to reach at least the 10 million admissions mark because it had fuel enough to do it.
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Avatar
Re-release: €2,206,765 / 376,990 admissions
Total: €79,376,452 / 9,934,403 admissions
Really close to €80m and 10 million admissions marks.
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With that figures, Avatar must be really close of 10 million admissions mark (it should already be at 9.8-9.9 million). Just Titanic had reached it before (11.2 million). We will know the exact number on Thursday.
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In the same way, these are the figures of Avatar in Spain adding current re-release:
Original run (2009): €74,666,325 (9,266,525 admissions)
Special edition (2010): €2,503,362 (290,888)
2022 re-release (2022): €988,927 (132,384) (data from Sep 30th until Oct 2nd. By Wed-Thu we will have official data from this last weekend)
TOTAL: €78,158,614 (9,689,797)
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5 hours ago, Issac Newton said:
SOME WEEKEND FIGURES
1. Ticket to Paradise - €851,138
2. Tad the Lost Explorer and the Curse of the Mummy - €783,437 / €7,172,606
3. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero €259,000 / €1,493,744
4. Orphan First Kill - €245,705
Misc.
⚪ After Forever - €81,776 / €1,771,074
⚪ Top Gun Maverick - €38,000 / €10,200,000
Top Gun cume is €10,411,739
TAQUILLA | Spain Boxoffice
in International Box Office
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Avatar 2: €39,982,000 (#5 all time) and 5,562,000 admissions (#22 all time)