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Is that in USD or AUS dollars, because then TA2 looks to drop big time in USD? 

 

Since this is Aus thread numbers reported here are in Aus $. Rough exchange rate is 0.78 us$ per 1 AU$. But RTH has said previously studios tend to negotiate better rates in advance if they feel the rates will go down. So you have to assume they would do better than that.

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From BOM's report. We got an opening of 13.1m USD. That should be in the range of 16.6m to 16.8m (pretty much in line with earlier updates. Nice)

FYI - the USD opening will include the previews. While the final AUD won't

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Fantastic that ff7 got to 40m this weekend.

And as for AOU. that opening should place it well for a 45m finish. 50m will take some special holds.

Still opening this doesn't guarantee a finish above 40m. Just very likely.

So as it stands AOU will trail TA by 2.2m as of Monday. Be interesting if it close that gap up by Thursday at all. No doubting that AOU had a stronger Sunday than TA so here's hoping it translates into the weekdays.

TA had by the end Wednesday 22.8m.

3m to 4m weekdays for AOU should put it closer.

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Avatar is looking more and more like a freak aberration.  The equivalent gross in the US would be over $1 billion.  Avatar 2 will be luck to make half of the first one.

 

Rth

 

What was the 3D share like?  Did the percentage drop from the Wednesday shows to Sunday?

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Australian market is among the disappointing ones. Avatar grossed 100m back in 2009 but hardly any movie even hit 50m these days.

You can't really think about it in terms of Avatar. That was a beast beyond imagining. It's numbers represent an equivalent of $1b+ in America and it sold the same amount of tickets as Titanic.

The Australian market has been pretty steady in size since 2000 in admissions. It hasn't grown, but it isn't slipping away like America.

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The Australian market has been pretty steady in size since 2000 in admissions. It hasn't grown, but it isn't slipping away like America.

It's starting to, 2014 was the first year with less than 80m tickets since 1997. This year looks like it'll jump though.

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Avatar is looking more and more like a freak aberration.  The equivalent gross in the US would be over $1 billion.  Avatar 2 will be luck to make half of the first one.

 

I would normally agree with you, but we all thought the same thing about Avatar following Titanic. Cameron will put in some new technological innovation combined with mind-blowing visuals and a simple enough story to have the first movie making over 3B WW.

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You really think it's legs are going to be so mediocre it only does $34m U.S.?

Around 2.6x multiplier is not mediocre, it is standard for sequels with good but not spectacular WOM, I think.

 

For example, IM3 got 2.54x multiplier from its 4-day weekend number.

 

If TA2 gets the same from its 4-day, it will finish with 41.3m AUD or 32.3m USD.

 

I am expecting slightly better legs.

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Most Popular Films For Period Weekend, April 23 - 26, 2015

WIR = Weeks In Release

No WIR Title $ %
Total $
1 1 THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON (M), WALT DISNEY [760/ $20,659] 15,700,805 N/A
17,105,520
2 4 FAST AND FURIOUS 7 (M), UNIVERSAL [307/ $5,114] 1,570,108 -64%
40,316,402
3 5 CINDERELLA (G), WALT DISNEY [205/ $3,697] 757,881 -63%
20,699,601
4 2 PAUL BLART: MALL COP 2 (PG), SONY PICTURES [209/ $2,645] 552,880 -64%
2,467,812
5 6 HOME (PG), FOX [263/ $1,962] 516,103 -74%
18,031,097
6 2 THE AGE OF ADALINE (M), ENTERTAINMENT ONE [186/ $2,576] 479,135 -31%
1,454,016
7 3 THE LONGEST RIDE (M), FOX [219/ $2,053] 449,543 -53%
3,849,165
8 5 SHAUN THE SHEEP (G), STUDIOCANAL [214/ $1,347] 288,173 -66%
5,866,102
9 2 WHILE WE`RE YOUNG (M), ROADSHOW [43/ $5,306] 228,176 -28%
791,386
10 4 SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS: SPONGE OUT OF WATER (PG), PARAMOUNT [223/ $1,006] 224,266 -76%
7,760,900
11 1 BOYCHOIR (PG), BECKER [78/ $2,588] 201,894 N/A
216,386
12 1 TESTAMENT OF YOUTH (M), TRANSMISSION [64/ $2,721] 174,129 N/A
210,636
13 4 THE DUFF (M), ROADSHOW [103/ $1,216] 125,206 -73%
3,505,914
14 6 INSURGENT (M), ENTERTAINMENT ONE [64/ $1,778] 113,789 -75%
12,023,023
15 5 GET HARD (MA15+), WARNER BROS [70/ $1,571] 109,964 -74%
5,699,500
16 2 THE GUNMAN (MA15+), STUDIOCANAL [107/ $526] 56,269 -76%
385,012
17 9 THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (PG), FOX [60/ $922] 55,326 -56%
15,867,443
18 1 NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE: BEHIND THE BEAUTIFUL FOREVERS (EX), SHARMILL [20/ $2,360] 47,201 N/A
47,201
19 4 TINKERBELL: LEGEND OF THE NEVERBEAST (G), WALT DISNEY [31/ $1,372] 42,539 -73%
948,728
20 5 LEVIATHAN (M), PALACE [16/ $2,541] 40,656 -31%
651,049
 

 

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Top thr Engagements 
23-26/4 all AOU
 
1-Event George St 17, Sydney
2-Hoyts Melbourne Central 11, Melbourne
3-Event Innaloo 16, Perth
4-Hoyts Carousel 16, Perth
5-Event Marion 26, Adelaide
6-Village Casino 13, Melbourne
7-Village Fountain Gate 10, Melbourne
8-Event Castle Hill 16, Sydney
9-Event Miranda 10, Sydney
10-village Southland, Melbourne
11-Event Parramatta 11, Sydney
12-Imax Sydney
13-Event Macquarie 16, Sydney
14-Event chermside 16, Brisbane
15-Hoyts Highpoint 16, Melbourne
(Event Campbelltown 11 + Campbelltown 3 would be #11)
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