CJohn Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 August 2012 was bigger than August 2011 here. A miracle happened.But September isn't starting very well. Savages is flopping, Morangos com Açúcar is dropping like a rock from last week's record breaking OW, Hope Springs is doing fine but it isn't in a lot of screens. Balas & Bolinhos 3 is the strongest of them all, but only in the North of the country. It will be able to pull a big OW based on that, but it will have no legs. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
efialtes76 Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 (edited) Thanks, but where are you getting these from?You've not given away your private-secret source thus far, but can you please.. http://www.boxofficebenful.blogspot.com.es/2012/09/incassi-di-ieri-sabato-8-settembre.html Edited September 9, 2012 by efialtes76 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fake Posted September 9, 2012 Author Share Posted September 9, 2012 Any reason for big drops in Italy this week?Was last weekend inflated? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Can somebody post up screen daily. I can't access the whole article. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
efialtes76 Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 9 September, 2012 | By Jeremy Kay The Bourne Legacy grossed $13m through Universal Pictures International from 4,400 sites in 48 territories as the running total climbed to $78.2m, bringing the franchise to the cusp of $500m at the international box office and $1.1bn worldwide. The thriller opened in 11 territories and debuted top in South Korea on a muscular $4m from 268. Bourne also opened top in the Netherlands and Iceland and arrived in Brazil in fourth place on $1.1m from 234 and Italy on $836,000 from 274. Ted added $6.4m from 2,340 in 34 for $177.8m and produced an excellent Argentinian debut on $522,000 from 41 and launched at number one in Singapore on $835,000 from 21. ParaNorman added $2.4m from 2,600 in 27 Universal territories for an early $20.4m and opened in eight, led by Brazil in third place on $1.1m from 233. Toronto world premiere Anna Karenina scored a $1.6m UK launch from 494 venues and ranked second behind Dredd in a soft weekend due to the excellent local weather. Universal holds a handful of territories and the remainder will open in the first quarter of 2013. Safe House opened in Japan in fourth place on $1.4m from 248 and the tally stands at $79m. The Expendables 2 has grossed $17.3m in Russia and $6.6m in Italy. Savages has reached an early $4.3m and Moonrise Kingdom has taken $4.4m from four Universal territories. Paramount Pictures International reported that DreamWorks Animation’s Madagascar 3 added $4.3m over the weekend from 2,401 cinemas in 34 countries for $396.7m. The third weekend in Italy generated $2.3m from 646 cinemas for $23.7m. Tadeo Jones held at number one in Spain on $2.2m from 335 for $8.3m after two weekends. After 16 weeks in release The Dictator stands at $117.1m. Fox International Production’s Raaz 3D scored the sixth biggest launch of the year-to-date in India on $8.7m from 2,250 screens through Fox International for the biggest Bollywood 3D debut in history. The film took $8.9m from its first wave in India, the UK, Oman and Bahrain. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter earned $4.9m from 2,716 screens in 20 markets for $60.9m, buoyed by a $2.4m Brazilian debut from 328 in second place and number one holds in Mexico and Colombia that brought in $1m for $3.5m and $271,481 for $883,098, respectively. Ice Age 4 added $1.8m from 3,396 in 34 for $679m and will launch in Italy on Sept 28. Germany has generated $61.7m after 10 weekends in release, France $53.3m after 11, Russia $49.6m after nine and the UK $45.7m after nine. Prometheus grossed $6.3m in China in its second weekend to hold firm in second place and reach $17.8m, while $1.2m in Japan pushed the total to $20.1m after three. Overall the sci-fi thriller added $8.5m from 3,407 in seven markets and stands at $247.7m. Chilean hit Stefan Vs Kramer held on to that number one spot for the sixth weekend in a row and stands at $10.2m. It ranks as the industry’s third biggest release in Chile. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International reported that Brave grossed a further $10.3m as the running total climbed to $254.9m. The global tally stands at $488.3m. Marvel’s The Avengers has reached $886m internationally and $1.507bn worldwide. Total Recall grossed $5.4m through Sony Pictures Releasing International from 3,910 screens in 70 markets as the sci-fi reboot climbed to $108.4m. The Amazing Spider-Man brought in $3.6m from the second weekend in China from 4,275 and stands at $39.9m. The overall running total is $483.3m. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
efialtes76 Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Any reason for big drops in Italy this week?Was last weekend inflated?Hot wave,Formula 1,Football.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 9 September, 2012 | By Jeremy Kay The Bourne Legacy grossed $13m through Universal Pictures International from 4,400 sites in 48 territories as the running total climbed to $78.2m, bringing the franchise to the cusp of $500m at the international box office and $1.1bn worldwide. The thriller opened in 11 territories and debuted top in South Korea on a muscular $4m from 268. Bourne also opened top in the Netherlands and Iceland and arrived in Brazil in fourth place on $1.1m from 234 and Italy on $836,000 from 274. Ted added $6.4m from 2,340 in 34 for $177.8m and produced an excellent Argentinian debut on $522,000 from 41 and launched at number one in Singapore on $835,000 from 21. ParaNorman added $2.4m from 2,600 in 27 Universal territories for an early $20.4m and opened in eight, led by Brazil in third place on $1.1m from 233. Toronto world premiere Anna Karenina scored a $1.6m UK launch from 494 venues and ranked second behind Dredd in a soft weekend due to the excellent local weather. Universal holds a handful of territories and the remainder will open in the first quarter of 2013. Safe House opened in Japan in fourth place on $1.4m from 248 and the tally stands at $79m. The Expendables 2 has grossed $17.3m in Russia and $6.6m in Italy. Savages has reached an early $4.3m and Moonrise Kingdom has taken $4.4m from four Universal territories. Paramount Pictures International reported that DreamWorks Animation’s Madagascar 3 added $4.3m over the weekend from 2,401 cinemas in 34 countries for $396.7m. The third weekend in Italy generated $2.3m from 646 cinemas for $23.7m. Tadeo Jones held at number one in Spain on $2.2m from 335 for $8.3m after two weekends. After 16 weeks in release The Dictator stands at $117.1m. Fox International Production’s Raaz 3D scored the sixth biggest launch of the year-to-date in India on $8.7m from 2,250 screens through Fox International for the biggest Bollywood 3D debut in history. The film took $8.9m from its first wave in India, the UK, Oman and Bahrain. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter earned $4.9m from 2,716 screens in 20 markets for $60.9m, buoyed by a $2.4m Brazilian debut from 328 in second place and number one holds in Mexico and Colombia that brought in $1m for $3.5m and $271,481 for $883,098, respectively. Ice Age 4 added $1.8m from 3,396 in 34 for $679m and will launch in Italy on Sept 28. Germany has generated $61.7m after 10 weekends in release, France $53.3m after 11, Russia $49.6m after nine and the UK $45.7m after nine. Prometheus grossed $6.3m in China in its second weekend to hold firm in second place and reach $17.8m, while $1.2m in Japan pushed the total to $20.1m after three. Overall the sci-fi thriller added $8.5m from 3,407 in seven markets and stands at $247.7m. Chilean hit Stefan Vs Kramer held on to that number one spot for the sixth weekend in a row and stands at $10.2m. It ranks as the industry’s third biggest release in Chile. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International reported that Brave grossed a further $10.3m as the running total climbed to $254.9m. The global tally stands at $488.3m. Marvel’s The Avengers has reached $886m internationally and $1.507bn worldwide. Total Recall grossed $5.4m through Sony Pictures Releasing International from 3,910 screens in 70 markets as the sci-fi reboot climbed to $108.4m. The Amazing Spider-Man brought in $3.6m from the second weekend in China from 4,275 and stands at $39.9m. The overall running total is $483.3m. Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fmpro Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Wow.. No TE2 numbers??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Wow.. No TE2 numbers???Screen Daily rarely has them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rashad30 Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 (edited) The Dark Knight Rises crosses $600m internationally 9 September, 2012 | By Jeremy Kay Warner Bros Pictures International’s The Dark Knight Rises ruled the box office for the seventh consecutive weekend thanks to an estimated $13m haul that saw the Batman epic cross $600m. Christopher Nolan’s Batman finale was active on 6,441 screens in 64 markets and stands at $603.4m. It brought in a further $2.3m in Italy on 820 for $14.5m after two weekends. After 12 days in release the €11.6m Italian tally has exceeded the €9.96m lifetime gross of The Dark Knight in Euros, although the corresponding dollar amount is lower than that of its predecessor due to the weaker US currency. China results will not be reported until Tuesday however the projection is $5.7m from close to 2,100 screens for a $42.1m running total. The film has grossed $86.5m in the UK. Japanese title Rurouni Kenshin added $3.2m in its third week in Japan for $25.4m. The film is a co-production of Warner Entertainment Japan and C&I Entertainment. The Bourne Legacy grossed $13m through Universal Pictures International from 4,400 sites in 48 territories as the running total climbed to $78.2m, bringing the franchise to the cusp of $500m at the international box office and $1.1bn worldwide. The thriller opened in 11 territories and debuted top in South Korea on a muscular $4m from 268. Bourne also opened top in the Netherlands and Iceland and arrived in Brazil in fourth place on $1.1m from 234 and Italy on $836,000 from 274. Ted added $6.4m from 2,340 in 34 for $177.8m and produced an excellent Argentinian debut on $522,000 from 41 and launched at number one in Singapore on $835,000 from 21. ParaNorman added $2.4m from 2,600 in 27 Universal territories for an early $20.4m and opened in eight, led by Brazil in third place on $1.1m from 233. Toronto world premiere Anna Karenina scored a $1.6m UK launch from 494 venues and ranked second behind Dredd in a soft weekend due to the excellent local weather. Universal holds a handful of territories and the remainder will open in the first quarter of 2013. Safe House opened in Japan in fourth place on $1.4m from 248 and the tally stands at $79m. The Expendables 2 has grossed $17.3m in Russia and $6.6m in Italy. Savages has reached an early $4.3m and Moonrise Kingdom has taken $4.4m from four Universal territories. Paramount Pictures International reported that DreamWorks Animation’s Madagascar 3 added $4.3m over the weekend from 2,401 cinemas in 34 countries for $396.7m. The third weekend in Italy generated $2.3m from 646 cinemas for $23.7m. Tadeo Jones held at number one in Spain on $2.2m from 335 for $8.3m after two weekends. After 16 weeks in release The Dictator stands at $117.1m. Fox International Production’s Raaz 3D scored the sixth biggest launch of the year-to-date in India on $8.7m from 2,250 screens through Fox International for the biggest Bollywood 3D debut in history. The film took $8.9m from its first wave in India, the UK, Oman and Bahrain. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter earned $4.9m from 2,716 screens in 20 markets for $60.9m, buoyed by a $2.4m Brazilian debut from 328 in second place and number one holds in Mexico and Colombia that brought in $1m for $3.5m and $271,481 for $883,098, respectively. Ice Age 4 added $1.8m from 3,396 in 34 for $679m and will launch in Italy on Sept 28. Germany has generated $61.7m after 10 weekends in release, France $53.3m after 11, Russia $49.6m after nine and the UK $45.7m after nine. Prometheus grossed $6.3m in China in its second weekend to hold firm in second place and reach $17.8m, while $1.2m in Japan pushed the total to $20.1m after three. Overall the sci-fi thriller added $8.5m from 3,407 in seven markets and stands at $247.7m. Chilean hit Stefan Vs Kramer held on to that number one spot for the sixth weekend in a row and stands at $10.2m. It ranks as the industry’s third biggest release in Chile. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International reported that Brave grossed a further $10.3m as the running total climbed to $254.9m. The global tally stands at $488.3m. Marvel’s The Avengers has reached $886m internationally and $1.507bn worldwide. Total Recall grossed $5.4m through Sony Pictures Releasing International from 3,910 screens in 70 markets as the sci-fi reboot climbed to $108.4m. The Amazing Spider-Man brought in $3.6m from the second weekend in China from 4,275 and stands at $39.9m. The overall running total is $483.3m. Edited September 9, 2012 by rashad30 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
baumer Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 TDKR ruled the box office for a 7th consecutive weekend? That's new to me. It didn't win two of those 5 weeks. Bad, bad, bad reporting. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
baumer Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Also, how stupid is that article claiming one film ruled the box office when they have incomplete data from another movie? I mean, is this journalism or kindergarten math? 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fmpro Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Screen Daily rarely has them.I was being sarcastic Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fmpro Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 Also, how stupid is that article claiming one film ruled the box office when they have incomplete data from another movie? I mean, is this journalism or kindergarten math?A bit of both im sure 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Heretic Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 That UK gross is wrong or TDKR. It was at $86.5m last Sunday... 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 LOl at that article. TDKR grossed 13m and so did the Bourne Legacy. Not sure how that's ruling anything. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 I was being sarcastic LOL Pardon me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
baumer Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 In other news. TDKR ruled the North American box office for the 8th straight weekend as it made another 3.285 mill. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 In other news. TDKR ruled the North American box office for the 8th straight weekend as it made another 3.285 mill.LOL I think they wanted to play up the fact that TDKR crossed 600m on the foreign circuit. Great accomplishment though. But the reporting is shabby. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ecstasy Posted September 9, 2012 Share Posted September 9, 2012 From THRhttp://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/foreign-box-office-dark-knight-rises-bourne-legacy-expendables-2-368962 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
