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[Rthmessiah]

5 hours ago, DeeCee said:

The daily graphs look weird.  I wonder if they messed up a colour.

 

https://numero.co/reports/2017/01/09/sing-scores-top-spot

 

 

No messed up colour, typical type pattern for animated when school holidays in full swing

[DeeCee]

5 hours ago, Doctor RTH gone Rouge said:

No messed up colour, typical type pattern for animated when school holidays in full swing

Thanks.  I assumed it would be more of a flatter pattern rather then drop like through Thursday to Sunday.  Passengers and R1 spiking on Saturday is exactly what you would expect.

[Rthmessiah]

top playdates

1-Event Innaloo, Perth        (R1)
2-Event George St, Sydney    (Pass)
3-Event Marion, Adelaide    (R1)
4-Hoyts Chadstone, Melbourne    (Pass)
5-Event George St, Sydney    (R1)
6-Village Southland, Melbourne  (Sing)
7-Event Innaloo, Perth        (Pass)
8-Event Miranda, Sydney        (R1)
9-Event Castle Hill, Sydney    (R1)
10-Event Miranda, Sydney    (Pass)
11-Event Castle Hill, Sydney    (Pass)
12-Imax Melbourne        (R1)
13-village Casino, Melbounre    (Pass)
14-Hoyts Chadstone, Melbourne   (R1)
15-Event Miranda, Sydney    (Sing)    

[DeeCee]

@Doctor RTH gone Rouge

 

If these were all separate markets how would they have ranked in 2016 in USD?

 

Australia

Canada

California

Texas

Florida

New York

Edited January 10, 2017 by DeeCee

[lab276]

On 1/9/2017 at 10:53 AM, DeeCee said:

The daily graphs look weird.  I wonder if they messed up a colour.

 

https://numero.co/reports/2017/01/09/sing-scores-top-spot

 

 

 

You know what makes it look weird? It doesn't start at $0.

[DeeCee]

1 minute ago, lab276 said:

 

You know what makes it look weird? It doesn't start at $0.

I think they've always done that.  They just scale it to whatever the gross is that time period.

[Rthmessiah]

1 hour ago, DeeCee said:

@Doctor RTH gone Rouge

 

If these were all separate markets how would they have ranked in 2016 in USD?

 

Australia

Canada

California

Texas

Florida

New York

 

CA

CAN

TX

AUS

FL

NY

[DeeCee]

2 minutes ago, Doctor RTH gone Rouge said:

 

CA

CAN

TX

AUS

FL

NY

Interesting.  Thanks 

[DeeCee]

Passengers is at AUD9.31 million after 11 days. 

 

 

[Rthmessiah]

 

Most Popular Films For Period Week, January 5 - 11, 2017 WIR = Weeks In Release
No	WIR	Title	$	%	Total $
1	2	SING (G), UNIVERSAL [386/ $14,592]	5,632,406	-30%	19,973,986
2	2	MOANA (PG), WALT DISNEY [358/ $14,220]	5,090,871	-29%	17,349,082
3	1	PASSENGERS (M), ROADSHOW [354/ $12,844]	4,546,821	N/A	9,320,967
4	4	ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY (M), WALT DISNEY [403/ $11,091]	4,469,580	-51%	45,253,433
5	1	ASSASSIN`S CREED (M), FOX [278/ $11,990]	3,333,118	N/A	7,141,570
6	2	LA LA LAND (M), ENTERTAINMENT ONE [173/ $17,217]	2,978,583	-12%	8,923,296
7	2	ALLIED (M), PARAMOUNT [238/ $10,340]	2,460,814	-40%	9,110,385
8	2	WHY HIM? (MA15+), FOX [257/ $8,960]	2,302,676	-38%	8,536,737
9	1	THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN (M), ROADSHOW [174/ $10,573]	1,839,753	N/A	2,081,843
10	2	RED DOG: TRUE BLUE (PG), ROADSHOW [323/ $4,853]	1,567,567	-41%	5,817,079
11	6	TROLLS (G), FOX [198/ $4,129]	817,596	-38%	16,463,606
12	2	A UNITED KINGDOM (PG), TRANSMISSION [78/ $5,727]	446,709	-28%	1,550,652
13	8	FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM (M), WARNER BROS [86/ $4,383]	376,947	-50%	31,913,635
14	2	ROSALIE BLUM (M), PALACE [26/ $13,452]	349,743	3%	1,243,236
15	3	DANGAL (PG), MINDBLOWING FILMS [27/ $9,253]	249,826	-68%	2,521,889
16	10	HACKSAW RIDGE (MA15+), ICON [117/ $1,115]	130,506	-19%	8,462,318
17	9	ARRIVAL (M), ROADSHOW [24/ $5,354]	128,496	35%	7,877,918
18	3	PATERSON (M), MADMAN [14/ $8,838]	123,736	1%	367,478
19	PR	JACKIE (MA15+), ENTERTAINMENT ONE [15/ $6,279]	94,184	N/A	94,184
20	1	MASTER (M), JBG PICTURES [15/ $5,679]	85,188	N/A	139,022

[DeeCee]

I was thinking $50-60m for R1 before it opened.

 

Is Dangal the highest grossing Indian film here?

[Rthmessiah]

15 minutes ago, DeeCee said:

I was thinking $50-60m for R1 before it opened.

 

Is Dangal the highest grossing Indian film here?

It is now

 

[DeeCee]

 

[PPZVGOS]

Will Rogue One be the number one film at the AUS BO for 2016? 

[terrestrial]

1 hour ago, PPZVGOS said:

Will Rogue One be the number one film at the AUS BO for 2016? 

 

I think SW R1 (#2) is still around AU$ /AUD 3.2m under Finding Dory (#1, AU$ 48.435.756 acc InsideKino.de )

 

SW R1 made AU$ 4,469,580 in the week leading to 11 January '17 acc to the chart above, there are summer holidays still 

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Term 4 School Holidays 2016
Australian Capital Territory: 17 December to 29 January 2017
New South Wales: 17 December to 29 January 2017
Northern Territory: 16 December to 29 January 2017
Queensland: 10 December to 22 January 2017
South Australia: 17 December to 29 January 2017

Tasmania: 22 December to 7 February 2017
Victoria: 21 December to 30 January 2017
Western Australia: 16 December to 31 January 2017

 

So the question seems to be:

can it collect AUS$3.2m during its remaining run?

I guess I wont have to answer that?

[PPZVGOS]

2 hours ago, terrestrial said:

 

I think SW R1 (#2) is still around AU$ /AUD 3.2m under Finding Dory (#1, AU$ 48.435.756 acc InsideKino.de )

 

SW R1 made AU$ 4,469,580 in the week leading to 11 January '17 acc to the chart above, there are summer holidays still 

 

So the question seems to be:

can it collect AUS$3.2m during its remaining run?

I guess I wont have to answer that?

 

I'm asking because it seems that Rogue One has further proved my theory of Star Wars as an almost entirely Anglophone phenomenon. 

 

Rogue One will finish the year as number one in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, while in many other non-European countries it will barely be in the Top 10. I think Germany is only non-Anglophone country where Rogue One will finish the year as numero uno. 

[DeeCee]

The Death Star is locked on the tropical fish of Scarif. 

 

You may fire when ready. 

 

Edited January 15, 2017 by DeeCee

[terrestrial]

16 minutes ago, PPZVGOS said:

I'm asking because it seems that Rogue One has further proved my theory of Star Wars as an almost entirely Anglophone phenomenon. 

Rogue One will finish the year as number one in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, while in many other non-European countries it will barely be in the Top 10. I think Germany is only non-Anglophone country where Rogue One will finish the year as numero uno. 

You miss way too much like e.g. local competition in countries not speaking English as mother tongue and lots of other details, like (spoiler tags, IMHO those kind of discussion tries do not belong in the country threads, thy belong into the film's threads, like in dom of international)

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e.g. the release patterns in a lot of countries (e.g. time difference between release dates of certain films completely other ones like e.g. in the US) also exchange rates differences even between early 2016 and the end of 2016 (not important for per country ranking? Indirectly it can be measurable, if the economy of a country drops too deep for having money left for people to even go to the cinemas), also the hunger for e.g. animated, musical,... in some countries, bad dubbing in others (be aware, counts also for SW 7 and the less than possible reputation it caused for one language), bad advertising decisions by more or less newly formed per country distributing teams too, and...  see dubbing example, how much impact had SW 7 where for which reasons....

Plus to conclude out of a spin-of with a IMHO very much not franchise typical genre-mix ... a general rule for a franchise makes also no sense in my POV.

I listed a lot of details for what to look out too all over BOT in answer to your posts about your theory all over BOT, that you still try to look for ~ ranking per country only...

 

In my POV it makes no sense to formulate in that 1. too absolute way 2. based on a general non-English speaking OS idea, if said OS part is not one entity, does not follow a general OS rule.

Or do you really try to compare e.g. the Chinese reactions about too old fashioned looking.... with complains about it being too war... not Christmas, too earnest .... too early the next one whatever was too read in other countries? What does that say about the franchise in general?

That dom has a higher part for SW is nothing unusual, it is based there without a book in the hundreds of millions fan-dom all over the world. Its an old franchise, revitalized after a longer than usual for the most franchises break. It had within the fandom some heavy fights about the 2 different trilogies.... In some countries the people just start to even realise it, based on mistakes made and other reasons it didn't made the best impression possible in a few regions with part 7. So SW R1 follows, with again a jump in the time-line, this time even without the crawl, and in a lot of countries no advertising reaching even fans, or only done online,... a break in what to expect again... 

 

Imagine a country with no Lord of the Rings books. They get a book playing after Returns of the Kings as a first film, than a film playing shortly before Fellowship with no connection at all to the film after Return of the King.

The films can not introduce all details over and over again, or the GA in countries that do know the films, will react strongly against that.

So does that mean we can expect the people not knowing the older films to react in the same numbers than GA in countries that do know all instalments? No. 

One is a part one of a new trilogy, still in discussion e.g. for old fashioned designs, again a death star, agin...., who is who,... depending on the country.

The other is a spin-of that is for a lot of countries a lot too early happening. Like to spin-of from that Panem story before the main story is finished, with characters not introduced already = starting franchise with mistakes made, in my POV in some countries considerable mistakes made. Example MCU, like Captain America 1 after IM 2 (still fulfills more general franchise build up rules than SW R1 actually does)

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people who know the story, including in the US (and a few other countries) animated TV-series preparing the young ones over years for the interest into the next film, in parts maybe similar to the books impact on young ones for other franchises in other countries = huge GA awareness and build up

 

Than the release dates: in the US a lot of distributors didn't place competition against SW 7, and to a lesser degree, against SW R1.

That does not count for OS.

In the US usually December has this or that BO result pattern, that got broken by e.g. SW (but also Avatar,...). Other countries have other rules for what people do in that time of year. Which kind of films.... 

 

A lot of OS countries finally start to get back on their feet for local film business again, people are happy and proud about that, guess why so many local films make #1 in their country of origin. Does that take anything away from another franchise or film without a franchise? In my POV = no.

 

 

 

Some franchises are spread out more evenly, some less.

The more evenly spread outs are mostly either well established, more even per having several parts of their films with the same actors, a similar story, and genre-mix concept, get released in an even time-line, usually time near like lets say every 1-3 years a new part.

Or build up step by step supported by huge book sales, toy sales, worldwide accessible other reasons for the films existence or fandom

 

Why try to compare GA reactions to a franchise that breaks in a way all of the usual rules? In especially: why trying to compare it yet and not in lets say... 5 - 10 years? Then we might get a way more accurate picture of the impact of a new to a lot of countries franchise on non-English speaking GA.

[terrestrial]

57 minutes ago, DeeCee said:

The Death Star is locked on the tropical fish of Scarif. 

You may fire when ready. 

[grim22]

3 hours ago, terrestrial said:

You miss way too much like e.g. local competition in countries not speaking English as mother tongue and lots of other details, like (spoiler tags, IMHO those kind of discussion tries do not belong in the country threads, thy belong into the film's threads, like in dom of international)

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Some franchises are spread out more evenly, some less.

The more evenly spread outs are mostly either well established, more even per having several parts of their films with the same actors, a similar story, and genre-mix concept, get released in an even time-line, usually time near like lets say every 1-3 years a new part.

Or build up step by step supported by huge book sales, toy sales, worldwide accessible other reasons for the films existence or fandom

 

Why try to compare GA reactions to a franchise that breaks in a way all of the usual rules? In especially: why trying to compare it yet and not in lets say... 5 - 10 years? Then we might get a way more accurate picture of the impact of a new to a lot of countries franchise on non-English speaking GA.

 

You get WAAAAY too defensive over Rogue One. You do realize you do not need to respond to every comment with what you think is true. In India, no one cares for Star Wars, so it flopped - competition was never the issue nor was release date. Some markets just do not care for the franchise as a whole.

 

Maybe chill a little bit and not try defending every single point for the franchise? Sometimes the simplest explanation is the most logical reason.