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Weekly #BoxOffice Est. - New Zealand 1. #TheGrinch - $551k 2. #MortalEngines - $474k 3. #BohemianRapsody - $332k Top10 #Movie Results: https://bit.ly/2rLViu7 

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Weekend Total Box Office

New Zealand: Thu 20th Dec 2018 - Sun 23rd Dec 2018

 

• 1.

  Bumblebee

  $602,143

  Paramount

• 2.

  The Grinch

  $469,653

  Universal

• 3.

  Bohemian Rhapsody

  $195,202

  Fox

• 4.

  Holmes & Watson

  $169,664

  Sony

• 5.

  Mortal Engines

  $166,420

  Universal

• 6.

  Zero

  $141,658

  Forum Films

• 7.

  Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

  $84,244

  Warner Bros.

• 8.

  A Star is Born

  $69,311

  Warner Bros.

• 9.

  The Children Act

  $34,851

  Roadshow

• 10.

  Creed II

  $29,997

  Warner Bros.

Bumblebee

Paramount

Opening Weekend

$602k

Cume. total

$1.01M

The Grinch

Universal

Weekend 4

$470k

Cume. total

$2.38M

Bohemian Rhapsody

Fox

Weekend 8

$195k

Cume. total

$6.04M

Holmes & Watson

Sony

Opening Weekend

$170k

Cume. total

$174k

* Estimated figures as at 2:14 PM 24/12/18. For official box-office chart, contact MPDANZ

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Aquaman Controls!

 

27 December 2018 3:45 PM

Aquaman took $726k on its opening day, Wednesday to top the New Zealand Weekly Box Office Charts with a cumulative total of $1.03 million across 93 theatres.

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Week Total Box Office

New Zealand: Thu 20th Dec 2018 - Wed 26th Dec 2018

 

• 1.

  Aquaman

  $1,025,387

  Warner Bros.

• 2.

  Bumblebee

  $810,965

  Paramount

• 3.

  The Grinch

  $600,700

  Universal

• 4.

  Bohemian Rhapsody

  $274,009

  Fox

• 5.

  Ralph Breaks the Internet

  $251,179

  Walt Disney

• 6.

  Holmes & Watson

  $235,751

  Sony

• 7.

  Mortal Engines

  $220,451

  Universal

• 8.

  Zero

  $218,562

  Forum Films

• 9.

  Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

  $109,181

  Warner Bros.

• 10.

  A Star is Born

  $86,462

  Warner Bros.

Aquaman

Warner Bros.

Week 0

$1.03M

Cume. total

$1.03M

Bumblebee

Paramount

Opening Week

$811k

Cume. total

$1.22M

The Grinch

Universal

Week 4

$601k

Cume. total

$2.51M

Bohemian Rhapsody

Fox

Week 8

$274k

Cume. total

$6.11M

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Weekend Total Box Office

New Zealand: Thu 27th Dec 2018 - Sun 30th Dec 2018

 

• 1.

  Aquaman

  $1,702,351

  Warner Bros.

• 2.

  Ralph Breaks the Internet

  $595,780

  Walt Disney

• 3.

  Bumblebee

  $284,267

  Paramount

• 4.

  Bohemian Rhapsody

  $178,613

  Fox

• 5.

  The Favourite

  $116,384

  Fox

• 6.

  Holmes & Watson

  $98,547

  Sony

• 7.

  Simmba

  $91,455

  Mindblowing

• 8.

  Mortal Engines

  $73,788

  Universal

• 9.

  The Grinch

  $72,646

  Universal

• 10.

  Vice

  $64,218

  eOne

Aquaman

Warner Bros.

Opening Weekend

$1.70M

Cume. total

$2.74M

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Walt Disney

Opening Weekend

$596k

Cume. total

$1.06M

Bumblebee

Paramount

Weekend 2

$284k

Cume. total

$1.51M

Bohemian Rhapsody

Fox

Weekend 9

$179k

Cume. total

$6.29M

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Weekend New Zealand Chart for January 11th, 2019 (USD)

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		Movie	Genre	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(-)	How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World	Adventure	$340,531	-35%	97	$3,511	$1,205,865	11
-	(-)	Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse 3D	Adventure	$200,048	-18%	83	$2,410	$701,072	11
-	(-)	Holmes & Watson	Comedy	$9,007	-64%	23	$392	$308,287	25
-	(-)	Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch	Adventure	$4,043	-43%	18	$225	$1,798,630	46
-	(-)	Mortal Engines	Action	$2,535	-58%	13	$195	$1,055,785	39
-	(-)	Robin Hood	Action	$825	-18%	8	$103	$602,902	53

 

Weekend New Zealand Chart for January 18th, 2019 (USD)

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		Movie	Genre	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(-)	How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World	Adventure	$215,095	-37%	99	$2,173	$1,668,440	18
-	(-)	Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse 3D	Adventure	$120,793	-40%	67	$1,803	$1,042,481	18
-	new	Storm Boy	Adventure	$37,473		73	$513	$41,895	4
-	(-)	Eighth Grade	Drama	$1,092		1	$1,092	$3,376	11
-	(-)	Mortal Engines	Action	$1,078	-57%	6	$180	$1,058,106	46
-	(-)	Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch	Adventure	$512	-87%	6	$85	$1,802,801	53
-	(-)	Holmes & Watson	Comedy	$467	-95%	5	$93	$314,088	32
-	(-)	Robin Hood	Action	$412	-50%	0		$603,835	60

 

Weekend New Zealand Chart for January 25th, 2019 (USD)

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		Movie	Genre	Gross	Change	Thtrs.	Per Thtr.	Total Gross	Days
-	(-)	How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World	Adventure	$168,929	-21%	97	$1,742	$1,954,291	25
-	(-)	Mary Queen of Scots	Drama	$111,730		95	$1,176	$402,682	11
-	(-)	Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch	Adventure	$195	-62%	2	$98	$1,803,920	60
-	(-)	Mortal Engines	Action	$85	-92%	4	$21	$1,058,968	53

 

 

 

Numero BoxOffice‏ @numeroboxoffice 3m3 minutes ago

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Weekly #BoxOffice Est. - New Zealand 1. #HTTYD #TheHiddenWorld - $389k 2. #DragonBallSuperBroly - $369k 3. #GlassMovie - $356k Top10 #Movie Results: https://bit.ly/2Rph69b 

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weekly incl #6-#10

 

• 1.

  How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

  $389,350

  Universal

• 2.

  Dragon Ball Super: Broly

  $369,032

  Madman

• 3.

  Glass

  $356,345

  Walt Disney

• 4.

  Green Book

  $355,606

  eOne

• 5.

  Aquaman

  $337,723

  Warner Bros.

• 6.

  Mary Queen of Scots

  $239,645

  Universal

• 7.

  Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

  $229,415

  Sony

• 8.

  Mary Poppins Returns

  $225,360

  Walt Disney

• 9.

  Ralph Breaks the Internet

  $200,831

  Walt Disney

• 10.

  The Mule

  $199,360

  Warner Bros.

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Green Book has risen to #1

 

 

[charlie Jatinder]

Gully Boy

 

Thu: NZ$20,085

Fri: NZ$26,870

Sat: NZ$34,214

Total: NZ$81,127

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Alita Rolls Her Way In To Number One!

 

18 February 2019 1:24 PM

Alita: Battle Angel opened at number 1 in New Zealand. The project that took almost 20 years to make it to the silver screen took $669k over the weekend. What Men Want opened at number 2 with $199k for the weekend. In its 4th week, Green Book was at number 3 taking in $155k.

Weekend Total Box Office

New Zealand: Thu 14th Feb 2019 - Sun 17th Feb 2019

 

• 1.

  Alita: Battle Angel

  $669,324

  Fox

• 2.

  What Men Want

  $198,746

  Paramount

• 3.

  Green Book

  $155,276

  eOne

• 4.

  Gully Boy

  $124,476

  Forum Films

• 5.

  Happy Death Day 2U

  $108,674

  Universal

• 6.

  Cold Pursuit

  $100,961

  Studiocanal

• 7.

  Colette

  $68,593

  Transmission

• 8.

  The Wandering Earth

  $66,563

  CMC

• 9.

  On the Basis of Sex

  $64,962

  eOne

• 10.

  How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

  $54,991

  Universal

Alita: Battle Angel

Fox

Opening Weekend

$669k

Cume. total

$709k

What Men Want

Paramount

Opening Weekend

$199k

Cume. total

$270k

Green Book

eOne

Weekend 4

$155k

Cume. total

$1.19M

Gully Boy

Forum Films

Opening Weekend

$124k

Cume. total

$124k

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3 hours ago, Rthanos said:

in NZ its Wed night prev on par with BP

 

Roughly ~300k-ish then. 2 millies seems like a good target for the weekend, maybe a bit less (dunno if it'll leg it out quite as well as BP did).

 

[Gamora]

I was just thinking about the fact that the Reading at Courtnay Place shut down due to earthquake damage and how that might affect the grosses in NZ in general? It's a pity it's shut since it was a nice theatre, I went there last year to see Black Panther while I was in Wellington. I'm sure some will just be pushed to other cinemas (like The Embassy just down the road) but some people just might not bother to see movies besides ones they're really looking forward to.

[Jamiem]

Hi I’m new here, I’m from New Zealand so just wanted to give a little update Captain Marvel seems to be doing alright. Gold Class (premium experience tickets are $35 NZD) is sold out or near sold out for both Albany and Queen Street on Event Cinemas website. Most of the other later shows already half full. It was full when I saw it on Wednesday but doesn’t seem to be as front loaded as Alita, although doesn’t seem to be a huge event like the Star Wars Episodic films or an Avengers film either. Be interesting to see what the weekend numbers will be. 

Edited March 9, 2019 by Jamiem
I have shamed my people and spelt New Zealand wrong at least I didn’t butcher the true name Aotearoa yet.

[Gamora]

6 hours ago, Jamiem said:

Hi I’m new here, I’m from New Zealand so just wanted to give a little update Captain Marvel seems to be doing alright. Gold Class (premium experience tickets are $35 NZD) is sold out or near sold out for both Albany and Queen Street on Event Cinemas website. Most of the other later shows already half full. It was full when I saw it on Wednesday but doesn’t seem to be as front loaded as Alita, although doesn’t seem to be a huge event like the Star Wars Episodic films or an Avengers film either. Be interesting to see what the weekend numbers will be. 

Heh, nice edit. Welcome though, it's always nice to have another kiwi around here. I've been checking the Event site a bit over the day too and noticed it was doing well in Gold Class, so that was cool to see. IMAX has also been selling well, and the Grand at The Embassy, too, although I do wonder how much of that is due to Courtnay Place Reading now being closed like I was talking about above.

 

It'll be good to see some numbers on Monday though, the showings I've been too have been popular and people seemed to have enjoyed themselves, so hopefully it does well in the long-term.

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6 hours ago, Jamiem said:

Hi I’m new here,

to BOT

 

thx for the post, its always nice to get RL impressions

[Jamiem]

2 hours ago, Gamora said:

Heh, nice edit. Welcome though, it's always nice to have another kiwi around here. I've been checking the Event site a bit over the day too and noticed it was doing well in Gold Class, so that was cool to see. IMAX has also been selling well, and the Grand at The Embassy, too, although I do wonder how much of that is due to Courtnay Place Reading now being closed like I was talking about above.

 

It'll be good to see some numbers on Monday though, the showings I've been too have been popular and people seemed to have enjoyed themselves, so hopefully it does well in the long-term.

Thank you for the welcome.

 

Yeah I agree that having one less theatre will have some influence although I think it’ll have a bigger effect on the likes of Endgame in my opinion, as that will likely sellout or near sellout a lot of showings and some people might miss out compared to if another theatre was still there.

 

I think the movie will have good legs, my audience was much the same and was really into the movie, not sure about great legs though as Shazam and Endgame are coming fairly soon. Plus Dumbo and US might steal a few of the premium formats before then. 

[Rthmessiah]

CM WE looking lc2.2m/2.5m +wed prev ,big Sat increase , 2.2m 2nd biggest Mar behind BvS and 4th biggest MCU OWE Behind AIW,AOU,IM3, ahead TA (it did  Open on wed Holiday) & CW

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