CJohn Posted June 18, 2012 Share Posted June 18, 2012 AL will have an epic OD?WTF!?With Portugal playing that day at night, Abraham Lincoln will tank. In fact, everything will tank in that day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rockNrollaDIM Posted June 20, 2012 Share Posted June 20, 2012 Wow excellent holds for MAD3. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CJohn Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 (edited) Can't wait for this week's numbers. Abraham Lincoln tanked in Portugal (but, so did MIB3 and John Carter...). I want to see the Russia/UK results. Edited June 24, 2012 by CJohn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Heretic Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 Probably bombed hard here too... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CJohn Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 ABE LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER scored $8M from 17 markets overseas--the highest from Russia w/ $3.8M. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CJohn Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 (edited) PROMETHEUS hauled in $12.6M overseas this weekend, for a total of $152.9M. Worldwide payload: $261.4M. Edited June 24, 2012 by CJohn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnnY Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 Any Dark Shadow numbers? It opened in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fmpro Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 ABE LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER scored $8M from 17 markets overseas--the highest from Russia w/ $3.8M. LOL 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fmpro Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 With Portugal playing that day at night, Abraham Lincoln will tank. In fact, everything will tank in that day.Okey... I agree... Its soccer day Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rockNrollaDIM Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 ABE LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER scored $8M from 17 markets overseas--the highest from Russia w/ $3.8M. Ok. I guess it's a disaster Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rb02 Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 That's actually not too terrible for Abe Lincoln, because most of the 17 markets were small. It's comparable to what it did domestic OW; not very good, but not the disaster that was expected. It should manage 60M or 70M OS but most it will comes months down the road, as the opening dates are very spread out and most aren't for weeks, if not months. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
efialtes76 Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 SD: Madagascar 3 seals third int’l box office win on $30.1m 24 June, 2012 | By Jeremy Kay DreamWorks Animation’s summer hit has reached an estimated $208.4m through PPI, while Huntsman brought in a further $22.6m for UPI and Disney reported a $13.5m haul from Brave’s initial forays. Sony’s MIB 3 has crossed $400m. Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted added $30.1m from 11,250 cinemas in 44 countries. Mexico led the holdovers on $3.5m to stay top and propel the running total to $20.4m. A further $3.3m from 773 cinemas in France boosted the tally to $18.5m while $2.9m from 1,284 in Russia despite the number one launch of Brave resulted in $42.3m. Brazil generated $3m from 470 as the film held on to its number one berth and reached $22.9m. Argentina was the same story as $1.8m raised the tally to a dazzling $11m, while South Korea produced $1.6m for $8.6m. Sacha Baron Cohen comedy The Dictator added $4.4m in its sixth weekend from 2,186 venues in 37 countries for $83.2m. It opened in France on $1.9m from 334 cinemas and added $450,000 from 330 sites in the second weekend in Italy for $1.8m. [*]Snow White And The Huntsman grossed $22.6m through Universal Pictures International from 6,780 sites in 60 territories to boost the running total to $160.4m. The fantasy adventure opened top in Australia on $6.1m from 245, an outstanding result that relegated new arrival Brave to second place. New Zealand also returned a number one launch on $640,000 from 68 and Chile produced a number two debut on $304,000 from 46. Japanese audiences have responded to the film and rewarded it with a number one hold in the second weekend as $2.3m from 334 resulted in $10.6m. French crowds like it too and $2m from 579 boosted the tally after two weekends to $7.4m. Russia has generated $10.1m after two weekends and the UK $20.7m after four. The Five-Year Engagement was in a three-way race for UK dominance with Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and MIB 3 over a slow session where most minds were on England’s exploits in the Euro 2012 quarter-finals. Nevertheless the comedy managed $1.8m from 452 and whatever happens it appears that Prometheus will be forced off its box office perch for the first time in four weeks. Battleship stands at $236.4m, American Pie: Reunion $175.2m and Moonrise Kingdom $2.4m from the UK. Universal holds rights for the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Latin America. [*]Brave grossed $13.5m from an initial 10 territories through Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International to combine with the $66.7m North American number one debut for $80.2m worldwide. Russia led the way on $5.6m and 42% market share, followed by Australia on $3.6m and 27% share and China on $2.2m and 17% share. Turning to Marvel Studios’ The Avengers, that behemoth added $2.3m from 56 territories to reach a staggering $837.9m and $1.426bn worldwide combined with the $598.3m North American tally. The Avengers ranks as the third biggest release of all time in North America and worldwide behind Avatar and Titanic and the fourth biggest release internationally behind James Cameron’s aforementioned duo and Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows – Part 2. [*]MIB 3 brought in a further $10.5m through Sony Pictures Releasing International from 7,660 screens in 75 markets to consolidate its $400m club membership and reach $414m. In the fifth weekend the UK led the way on $1.6m from 776 for $30.7m but Japan remains the lead market and added $1.1m from 600 for $35.4m. South Korea has generated $23.8m, Germany $22.8m, France $17.2m, Australia $16.7m and Brazil $16.6m. Adam Sandler comedy That’s My Boy grossed $900,000 from 245 in seven as the tally after two weekends climbed to $2.8m. [*]Prometheus added $12.7m through Fox International from 6,911 screens in 61 markets to boost the running total to $152.9m. The UK led the way on $1.5m from 697 for $33.5m after four. Russia has produced $21.5m after four. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter opened day-and-date with North America in 17 markets and grossed $8.1m from 2,656. Given that Timur Bekmambetov directed the action-heavy romp it was little surprise that Russia was the top market on $3.9m from 1,482 in second place. The UK produced $1.7m from 679 for a possible number one and was locked in a race with Sony’s MIB 3 and UPI’s The Five-Year Engagement. [*]Warner Bros Pictures International reported that Dark Shadows grossed $6.9m from 3,600 screens in 57 territories for a $143m internaitonal running total. The comedy adaptation opened in second place in Mexico on $2.6m from 656 and arrived in Brazil on $1.2m from 252 and opened in second place in Argentina on $657,000 from 72. Tengo Ganas De Ti opened top in Spain on $4.3m from 538 including previews. Warner Bros Pictures presents a Zeta Cinema, Antenna 3 Films, Charanga and Estudios Hackenbush production. Rock Of Ages added $2.9m from approximately 2,500 screens in 24 territories for an early $8.6m. The musical opened in Italy on $251,000 from 329 in second place. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fmpro Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 That's actually not too terrible for Abe Lincoln, because most of the 17 markets were small. It's comparable to what it did domestic OW; not very good, but not the disaster that was expected. It should manage 60M or 70M OS but most it will comes months down the road, as the opening dates are very spread out and most aren't for weeks, if not months.UK and Russia were big potential markets for it and legs wont be pretty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CJohn Posted June 24, 2012 Share Posted June 24, 2012 Solid weekend in the UK. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
A Marvel Fanboy Posted June 27, 2012 Share Posted June 27, 2012 International Box Office Update: 'Madagascar 3' Holds #1 Spot In 30 Countries http://www.boxoffice.com/latest-news/2012-06-27-international-box-office-update-madagascar-3-holds-1-spot-in-30-countries Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
efialtes76 Posted July 1, 2012 Share Posted July 1, 2012 SD: Ice Age 4 red hot on $78m as Spider-Man spins $50m 1 July, 2012 | By Jeremy Kay Fox International’s animation juggernaut shows no sign of slowing up as the latest episode inspired a mighty launch despite opening on a smaller initial footprint than its predecessor. Sony’s Spidey reboot also debuted strongly in a relatively limited first wave. Blue Sky Studios’ Ice Age: Continental Drift amassed $78.1m from 9,505 screens in 34 territories, arriving top of the table in each and posting a number one launch in the UK from previews ahead of the Jul 13 debut there. Roughly 4,200 screens were 3D. This equates to roughly half the screen and market count of the day-and-date release of Ice Age 3 in July 2009. That behemoth went on to gross $694m internationally. Fox International registered its biggest opening weekends in Mexico on $13.8m from 2,516 for 72% market share – the result also ranked as the third biggest industry debut – and Brazil on $6.9m from 1,010. France generated $11.8m from 1,072 to usurp The Avengers in the biggest launch of the year-to-date. The film delivered $6.4m from 580 in Australia and set the industry’s biggest opening weekend in history in Argentina as $4.1m from 284 claimed 61% market share. Continental Drift ran riot in Latin America and in other all-time industry marks it grossed $3.2m from 296 in Colombia, $3.1m from 252 in Peru, $2.1m from 252 in Central America and $2m from 135 in Chile. In a slew of all-time industry animated records the film scored $2.5m from 250 in Norway, $2m from 201 in Sweden for 54% market share, $830,104 from 89 in Ecuador and $346,038 from 23 in Bolivia. Elsewhere Continental Drift opened in Spain on $4.1m from 829 and 45% market share despite the distraction of the national team’s participation in Sunday’s (Jul 1) Euro 2012 final against Italy, $1.4m from 407 in Turkey and $1.3m from 72 in the UAE. The film is set to arrive in 14 further markets this week including Germany and Holland, followed by an additional wave of 16 markets day-and-date with North America including the UK and Russia. South Korea and India follow on Jul 26 and Jul 27 and Italy is set for Sept 28. Steve Martino and Mike Thurmeier directed Ice Age: Continental Drift from a screenplay by Michael Berg and Jason Fuchs. Ray Romano, Denis Leary and John Leguizamo lead the voice cast. Fox International’s Prometheus added $6.2m from 4,592 screens in 58 markets as the running total climbed to $166.5m with Germany, Japan, Spain and Italy awaiting release. The UK has generated $36.1m after five weekends, Russia $22.1m after five, Australia $16.8m after four and France $16.5m after five. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter added $5m from 2,742 in 21 for an early $17.5m and sank its teeth into six new markets. Russia stands at $8.4m after two weekends. This Means War has reached $102.2m. [*]Sony Pictures Releasing International reported that Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man grossed approximately $50.2m from 13 markets in the first wave of webbed wonder as the Jul 3 North American launch approaches. The webslinger – now played by British rising star Andrew Garfield opposite Emma Stone as love interest Gwen Stacy – largely avoided Europe while the Euro 2012 continues to play out. He fared best in South Korea and grossed $13.4m from 1,213 screens for 71% market share and the third biggest launch for a Hollywood film in the Thursday-Sunday time frame on KRW15.8bn. The result came in 24% higher than the Spider-Man 3 debut over the same period. The Amazing Spider-Man arrived in Japan on $11.4m from 1,092 for 84% of weekend box office and opened on a terrific $6m from 1,236 for the biggest ever debut of a Hollywood title in India, where it exceeded the Spider-Man 3 debut by 74%, The Avengers by 73% and doubled the lifetime gross of The Dark Knight. The Philippines produced $3.2m from 529 for the fourth biggest Friday-Sunday debut in history. Taiwan generated $2.9m from 268, Hong Kong $2.7m from 158 for the fourth biggest Friday-Sunday session ever, Singapore $2.5m from 128 for the third biggest Friday-Sunday launch, Thailand $1.9m from 320 and Vietnam $425,000 from 41. Germany led the limited European launch pattern on $4.2m from 755 and 50% market share while Holland generated $850,000 from 113, Austria $480,000 from 85 and Switzerland $290,000 from 130. MIB 3 added $6.4m from 4,355 in 80 markets to reach $429.8m and has grossed $37.6m in the lead market of Japan after six weekends and $32.8m in the UK after the same time scale. [*]DreamWorks Animation’s Madagascar 3 drew a further $16.2m through Paramount Pictures International from 7,011 cinemas in 44 countries in its fourth weekend to bring the tally to $244.2m. It added $1.9m in Russia from 600 cinemas for a dazzling $46m and a further $1.1m from 552 venues in Mexico for $23.5m. France generated $1.6m from 748 cinemas for $21m. Brazil is a big family market, nonetheless PPI will be thrilled with the $26.3m running total. Argentina stands at an excellent $13.5m. After seven weeks in release The Dictator has reached $89m and France stands at $4m after two sessions. The comedy stayed top for the third consecutive weekend in Italy, where all eyes will be on the Euro 2012 final on Sunday night. The running total there is $2.3m. [*]Universal Pictures International previewed this weekend’s record breaking number one North American release Ted in Australia and reported an excellent $2.8m ahead of the official Jul 5 launch. The R-rated comedy will arrive across the world in the coming months. Snow White And The Huntsman grossed a further $14.5m from 6,000 sites in 60 territories for a terrific $189m running total. The Five-Year Engagement stands $12.7m and American Pie: Reunion has reached $176.4m. Cannes International Film festival opener Moonrise Kingdom, which Universal distributes in the UK, New Zealand and Latin America, has taken $2.6m from the UK so far and just passed The Life Aquatic and became Wes Anderson’s third highest grossing film there. [*]Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International reported that Pixar’s Brave grossed $6.7m from 11 territories for an early $26.8m as part of the typical staggered release for Pixar titles. The Avengers brought in $1.1m for $841.1m. [*]Dark Shadows brought in $4.2m through Warner Bros Pictures International from 2,500 screens in 48 markets for $151.6m. Rock Of Ages stands at $11.6m. Tengo Ganas De Ti added $1.5m in Spain in the second weekend for $8.3m. Wanrer Bros Pictures presents a Zeta Cinema, Antena 3, Charanga and Estudios Hackenbush production. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fishstick Posted July 1, 2012 Share Posted July 1, 2012 Can IA4 increase from IA3`s total,like, siginficantly increase? $800 mio range? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Dark Alfred Posted July 1, 2012 Share Posted July 1, 2012 I don't think it will increase, it faces competition from Brave. It will do three extremely strong weeks then die off. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lab276 Posted July 1, 2012 Share Posted July 1, 2012 [*]Universal Pictures International previewed this weekend’s record breaking number one North American release Ted in Australia and reported an excellent $2.8m ahead of the official Jul 5 launch. The R-rated comedy will arrive across the world in the coming months. Nikki has different numbers: "But studios sources tell me that during just three days of previews in Australia its Seth MacFarlane-Mark Wahlberg comedy grossed an estimated $4.485 million at 199 locations (with only 2 day and 2 evening sessions at best)." http://www.deadline.com/2012/07/ted-opens-off-the-charts-in-australia/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robertron Posted July 1, 2012 Share Posted July 1, 2012 Nikki has different numbers: "But studios sources tell me that during just three days of previews in Australia its Seth MacFarlane-Mark Wahlberg comedy grossed an estimated $4.485 million at 199 locations (with only 2 day and 2 evening sessions at best)." http://www.deadline.com/2012/07/ted-opens-off-the-charts-in-australia/ I'm sorry but my work is a small site, and we had more than 4 sessions a day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
