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Transformers Age of Extinction: 1.05B (300 mil in China!!)

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But you said it had a record OW in Malaysia....

 

Yep, the opening weekend was an all-time record.

Leg was good for the second weekend but terrible for the third weekend.

However, ASM2 had the worst leg.

 

IM3 benefited from the stronger local currency rate and better legs. I agree with KATCH 22, they are pretty close in USD. 

If the legs for TF4 is not improving, it will trail behind IM3 both in RM and USD.

 

                first weekend                second weekend            third weekend

IM3         $4.7mil                       $11.05mil (-42.4%)          $12.7mil (-59.4%) / RM37.7mil (1USD = RM2.98)  

TF3        $4.9mil                       $8.9mil (-52.6%)              $10.4mil (-62.8%)

TF4        $6.67mil                     $10.96mil (-59.7%)          $12.4mil (-72%) / RM39.4mil (1USD = RM3.18)      

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:) no,its no typo.......weekedays. plus the weekend should be over 100mill again due to the new openers?right?

 

It opens in Belgium, France, Italy (where it will do around $5-$6 more or less), Germany, Brazil (where previews were pretty good), Austria and Switzerland 

 

Does anyone know how much is it doing in Taiwan?

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Screendaily:

 

 

"Transformers: Age Of Extinction remains the one to beat at the current international box office. The sci-fi has grossed more than $577m and should have little trouble sweeping past $650m by Sunday, with new releases set for Germany, France, Italy and Brazil."

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Meaning it has to make another$100mil week WW?

 

I'd be pretty impressed if it could.

Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic:  $215,377,745  27.2%Foreign:  $577,400,000  72.8% = Worldwide:  $792,777,745  

 

It's already at almost 800M. I cant see it missing 850M.

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Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:  $215,377,745  27.2%Foreign:  $577,400,000  72.8% = Worldwide:  $792,777,745 

 

If you look closely at Box Office Mojo's TF4's foreign gross, China's total stands at $262.6M when it ought to be an est. $293.5M as of July 17. If that is the case, the foreign total should be at least $607M at present. Add domestic take of $215M, the cume should be at least $823M by now. I guess passing $900M is easy after this weekend. Awesome!

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900mill. Ww. By sun ?

 

 

 

Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic:  $215,377,745  27.2%Foreign:  $577,400,000  72.8% = Worldwide:  $792,777,745  

 

It's already at almost 800M. I cant see it missing 850M.

 

 

You are right guys! Trans4mers did $118.5m WW last weekend, even though the World Cup Final was last Sunday. Now it stands at $792.8m WW as of Wednesday. Taking in account it opens in 4 Big Markets this Weekend (Italy, Germany, France and Brazil, where it already did $10m in previews), I think it should hit $900m WW by Sunday, or at least get very close!! 

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China's total is already at an est. $296.3M as of Fri (July 18). For sure, it will hit the unprecedented $300M this weekend. Add most likely $2M for Friday's domestic take, it's at least $828M going into the weekend. $900M is a lock for this weekend. Yes!

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