The Hobbit: the Desolation of Smaug OS Thread

[thunder storm]

Too bad Romania's box office is like 0,001% of the total.

 

Sorry, that was mean...

Well, here in Romania the wage is between 200-250$, and a ticket is around 7$. We don't have like Germany 1500-2000$.

Edited December 18, 2013 by thunder storm

[A Marvel Fanboy]

Only $200~250 wage in Romania ? that's even lower than China ... on par with India ... thought it would be much higher. 

[tilko]

This is for lovest wage, awarege is around 380 EUR after tax. Still the lovest in EU.

[A Marvel Fanboy]

That would make sense. Thought Romania is slightly ahead of China.

[thunder storm]

Only $200~250 wage in Romania ? that's even lower than China ... on par with India ... thought it would be much higher. 

Yeah. In Europe, only in Bulgaria is worse than Romania. They have around 160€ per month, and we follow with 180€ per month. And all in Romania is quite expensive. A football ticket ( when a romanian team play with big teams like Chelsea, Real Madrid ) is more than 30€, a ticket to opera house is between 10-25€, a concert is more than 35€ and may reach at 100€...

[A Marvel Fanboy]

Yeah. In Europe, only in Bulgaria is worse than Romania. They have around 160€ per month, and we follow with 180€ per month. And all in Romania is quite expensive. A football ticket ( when a romanian team play with big teams like Chelsea, Real Madrid ) is more than 30€, a ticket to opera house is between 10-25€, a concert is more than 35€ and may reach at 100€...

That is really expensive ... 

[thunder storm]

This is for lovest wage, awarege is around 380 EUR after tax. Still the lovest in EU.

You're right. But about 1/2 of population works at state and they are paid with minimum wage. Neither in private sector the things aren't better. Un employee is never paid double with minimum wage , and if is paid probably the employee works in a big company ( like Nike, Carrefour, private law firm etc. )

[A Marvel Fanboy]

You're right. But about 1/2 of population works at state and they are paid with minimum wage. Neither in private sector the things aren't better. Un employee is never paid double with minimum wage , and if is paid probably the employee works in a big company ( like Nike, Carrefour, private law firm etc. )

You mean half people work in state-owned companies ? there are that many state-owned corps in your country ? 

[thunder storm]

You mean half people work in state-owned companies ? there are that many state-owned corps in your country ? 

Well, Romania's population is about 20 million. From 20 milion, less than 5 million people works -  about 4.5m ( many students/childrens, old people and many many but many unemployed ). Form 4.5 million people who works, about 2m works at state. 

Until 1989, Romanian was under communism ( I think you heard of Nicolae Ceauşescu ) and private sector doesn't exist. 

Edited December 18, 2013 by thunder storm

[efialtes76]

France(Week):

 

1,619,517 admissions

 

AUJ:1,434,119

Edited December 18, 2013 by efialtes76

[zackzack]

France(Week):

 

1,619,517 admissions

 

I do appreciate the numbers, very fast, very accurate

[zackzack]

Rather lukewarm results compared to AUJ, but still a great number for Warner.

Can the WW hit $400M at the end of this coming weekend?

[tilko]

Any OS numbers with Wednesday or Thursday ?

[A Marvel Fanboy]

1B is pbl dead as dom is dropping like a rock. ...

[juni78ukr]

Screendaily

Warner Bros, New Line and MGM’s The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug had raced to more than $180m by the morning of December 20 and was the favourite to rule them all in its second session, despite what could be a strong challenge from the BBC’s Walking With Dinosaur

[Heretic]

Screendaily

Warner Bros, New Line and MGM’s The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug had raced to more than $180m by the morning of December 20 and was the favourite to rule them all in its second session, despite what could be a strong challenge from the BBC’s Walking With Dinosaur

[IndustriousAngel]

"what could have been" would be the correct phrasing ... those Dinos are on a fast track to extinction after 2 days in release.

[John Marston]

I want some updates!

[Michael Seng Wah]

Screendaily

Warner Bros, New Line and MGM’s The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug had raced to more than $180m by the morning of December 20 and was the favourite to rule them all in its second session, despite what could be a strong challenge from the BBC’s Walking With Dinosaur

 

This means Mon-Thurs at least +45mil for OS?

[Fake]

Weekend should come close to 100m, on par with AUJ ($96m).