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$13m at 20:30 $19m including presales of upcoming days Aladdin OD: $4.1m BatB OD: $12.5m Jungle Book OD: $11.6m For all of them I am using current exchange rates.

By 20:30 (local time), 91m Yuan what is about $13.2m

TLK presales (Kinépolis Madrid): Thursday 18 (OD) 14 showtimes 0 sellouts (1 showtime at 87%) 509 tickets sold / 6,610 total = 7.70% 4-day Weekend 47 showtimes 0 sellouts 1,302 tickets sold / 25,660 total = 5.07% It has been selling between 50 and 90 tickets (for the whole 4-day weekend) from the beginning of presales (June 23rd). But since Tuesday it has started to pick up: Tuesday: 102 tickets Wednesday: 143 tickets Thursday: 189 tickets

July 5th-7th: As we said on Monday, Spidey opens slightly worse than Captain Marvel (€4.1m) but way better than Homecoming (€2.8m). Homecoming finished with €9,922,636 (1,752,991), what means a x3.52 multiplier. Captain Marvel did €12,769,792 (2,083,569). That implies a x3.09 multiplier. That range of multipliers imply a 12.36-14.08 million total. Let's say for the moment €13m final, waiting for TLK impact. TS4 drops a mere 33%. As we said on Monday, it is a 24% better than I2 and a 37% better than Dory. Incredibles 2 did €7.6m (x5.7 multiplier from 3rd weekend figure) from this point, and Dory another €5.7m (x4.75). If TS4 makes the Dory multiplier from now, it would finish with €20.5m If TS4 makes the I2 multiplier from now, it would finish with €22.1m I would choose the low end with TLK and Pets 2 coming. Good enough opening for Yesterday. It should be able to make over €5m. Aladdin has already reached the original admissions amount (4.108 million). I think it can land between 23 and 24 million. Astonishing performance. It seems that Endgame seems will finally be able to reach the €29m figure. Matrix data just show what it has done during the re-release. The total data are: €10,825,459 2,957,415 admissions Concerning TLK presales, it is starting to pick up. I will post some numbers later.

Weekend provisional 1. Spider-man: Far from home: €3.8m (Homecoming opened to €2.8m) 2. Toy Story 4: €1.6m (-33%) 3. Yesterday: €0.8m 4. Aladdin: €0.4m (-40%) 5. Los Japón: €0.4m (-40%) Very good jump for Spidey relative to Homecoming. However, it is behind Captain Marvel, which opened to €4.1m. Anyway, MCU is in a higher level than it used to. The 3rd weekend of Toy Story 4 is better than Incredibles 2's (€1.33m) and Dory's (€1.2m). The cume should already be close to €13m, barely behind I2 at the same point (€13.5m). It should cross the €20m barrier at the end. Another Pixar success in Spain.

FFH should outgross "Lo dejo cuando quiera". Then, comes TLK, which can even beat Avengers. And Pets 2 can make 15-20 million. So 7 out 8 of top films of the year would be from Disney until July-August... how can we qualify this?

Presales (Kinépolis Madrid) Far from home: Friday - 16 showtimes - 1,862 tickets sold - 8,020 total seats (23.22%) 14 showtimes were added on Wednesday evening. That is the reason of the low occupation. The 2 showtimes which have been available several days (970 total seats each) are 70% and 58% full respectively.

June 28th-30th: As we had already seen, very good drop for Toy Story 4. If we compare to recent Pixar films we have this: Second weekend: Toy Story 4: €2.44m (-23%) Finding Dory: €1.88m (-35%) Incredibles 2: €1.79m (-52%) Cume after second weekend: Incredibles 2: €9.84m Finding Dory: €8.71m Toy Story 4: €8.69m Final grosses: Incredibles 2: €21.15m Finding Dory: €17.61m With TLK and Pets coming, legs could be worse, but I think TS4 can land closer to I2 than to Dory. Maybe €20m. Very good after the disappointing opening. Aladdin should reach BatB (€22m) even with TLK coming within 2 weeks. Los Japón, local comedy starred by the same actor than 8 apellidos saga, disappoints. Maybe €2.5m total. Endgame rebounds, maybe enough to reach €29m. Child's Play makes poor figures. I do not think it can reach €1m. The Matrix (#14) has been re-released because of 20th anniversary. I give the total cume adding the original data.

It is already done. After last Sunday it is at €1.059m

I see right now for TLK: Friday 702k Saturday 538k (-24%) Sunday 465k (-33% relative to Friday) Obviously TLK will not be as frontloaded as can be a MCU film, and I do not know how to measure Sat and Sun figures relative to a OD presale, but I think these drops are quite good. Or am I wrong and they are just normal?

I will try this. FYC, and not mentioned yet: The kid (1921) 39 steps (1935) Bringing up, baby (1938) The shop around the corner (1940) Jane Eyre (1943) Out of the past (1947) Bicycle thieves (1948) The gunfighter (1950) Los olvidados (1952) Welcome, Mr. Marshall! (1953) The night of the hunter (1955) The killing (1956) The wrong man (1956) Viridiana (1961) One, two, three (1961) Plácido (1961) Manhattan (1979) Ed Wood (1994) Good night, and good luck (2005) Cold War (2018) @Tower Are these films eligible? If I remember well, none of them have some colour but I can not assure it. Those are really good films and maybe not as well known as the usual Casablanca, Citizen Kane, Psycho or 12 Angry Men...

Absolutely. I miss to follow big local runs.

If last weekend was bad, this weekend is the opposite: great holds. Toy Story 4: €2.3m (-25%) Aladdin: €0.6m (-24%) 2nd weekends Incredibles 2: €1.787m (-52%) Finding Dory: €1.879m (-35%)

I wish Disney had not bought Fox... Imagine if Fox had re-released Avatar now to avoid to lose the crown. This site would become (more) mad

Sadly no. I do not usually make this kind of exercises. I can remember that TFA had a big amount of showtimes way before the release. And I can say that Endgame had 19 showtimes for the OD in this same theater. But I saw those 19 showtimes during the last week. It is early to say TLK can match the same level of showtimes withint 2 weeks.

Presales in biggest theater of the country (Kinépolis Madrid): Spider-man: Far from Home (6 days to go) - 8 showtimes (856/7,753)* The Lion King (19 days to go) - 40 showtimes (307/23,230)* * (Tickets sold for the whole weekend/Total tickets on sale) If FFH makes the standard opening for MCU (3-3.5 million), I do not know what can we see with TLK...

Sure, but curiously the 2 solo films which have done big numbers do not come from MCU

IM3 was bigger than first Avengers. It ranked #7 all time after its release. TWS did similar figures to IM3. It ranked #9 all time after its release. GOTG was very leggy. I do not have the exact data, but I remember it was a great run.

Mmm, probably, although I do not have data of the whole WDAS brand. I will try to collect it.

Well, TLK's presales have started. I will try to follow numbers of the biggest theater in the country. Right now: Thu 18th: 7 showtimes - 32/4,180 (tickets sold/total seats) Frid 19th: 11 showtimes - 5/6,350 Sat 20th : 11 showtimes - 5/6,350 Sun 21st : 11 showtimes - 4/6,350 Weekend: 40 showtimes - 46/23,230 I will give detailed numbers of each showtime once it picks up.

I know it. I do not like the numbers of WALL-E in Spain either

For the record, Pixar in Spain: I can not remember another biggest brand here.

June 21st-23rd: Poor weekend in general. The night from 23rd to 24th is San Juan holiday and many people celebrate it. That event could hurt a bit the grosses, but not so much as we see. Disappointing opening of TS4. The most recent Pixar film, I2, opened to €3.96m and 629k admissions. It was able to multiply by 5.7. A similar multiplier would give about €17.7m total for TS4, well behind than TS3, which bordered €25m in 2010. We can look at Finding Dory too. It opened the same date (June 24th, 2016) and it did €2.895m (454k admissions). But it was a 5-day opening. After the first Sunday it was at €4.394m. It finished with €17.56m. But it is hard to compare because the extended opening. Let's see the 2nd weekend of TS4 to start to compare. Aladdin drops hardly, a 50%. I think €21m is safe, and I still think it will reach the €22m of BatB. To go beyond that with TLK coming within 3 weeks seems risky. Mediocre opening of Godzilla. Not even half a million. Maybe €1.5m total. MiB and Dark Phoenix continue their mediocre runs. €2.5m for MiB and maybe 3.2-3.3 for Dark Phoenix. EG is being expanded this weekend, but I do not think it will be able to make much more.

I am more interested in admissions than in dollars But I do not get the need of split the runs (beyond my favorite film earns more than yours). If a film is good enough, it will be able to bring back people to theaters, no matters the gap of time since its initial release.

According BOM, Avatar Special Edition did: DOM: $10,741,486 OS: $22,469,358 WW: 33,210,844 So Avatar did during its initial run $2,754,754,243 Said this, I do not give a shit about initial runs. Gross is gross, whenever it has been done. In fact, I would love to see re-releases more usually.