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Mockingjay Raphael Global Phenomenon

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I don´t remeber Catching Fire´s numbers

The first OS numbers for CF:

"The international estimate for 43 territories is already $32 million, counting the early grosses when it opened a week early in Brazil"

http://deadline.com/2013/11/hunger-games-catching-fire-crushes-in-thursday-night-opening-641518/

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Mockingjay Raphael Global Phenomenon

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UPDATE SATURDAY AM PT: With an estimated $55M at the domestic box office on Friday, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I fell about 22% shy of Catching Fire‘s $70.95M first day in 2013. However, the international rollout is providing some serious wind beneath Mockingjay‘s wings. It’s playing on 17,000 screens in 85 overseas markets, including key European and Latin American dates. It won’t hit China until 2015, but Asia has not been a massive bullseye for Katniss & Co over the course of the franchise. Still, even without China, and with Korea still entranced by Interstellar, Mockingjay‘s estimated three-day overseas total is $67.5M. In order to best Catching Fire first frame, where it played in 63 markets, Mockingjay will have to soar above $146M. That included $12.9M earned in China which was a day-and-date release last year. Below are updated figures from key territories since Wednesday’s kick-off; I’ll be back tomorrow with the full report.

The UK is proving the most voracious Hunger Games consumer once again with $8.2M after two days, up 6% from Catching Fire. Germany is at $6M in 2 days, after scoring the biggest opening day of 2014 on Thursday. Russia stands at $5.3M after two days, 24% higher than Catching Fire. France after three days has amassed $4.5M, and Italy has posted $1.9M after 2 days. Spain, which opened Friday, scored $1.8M and the top Friday bow of 2014.

Latin American markets have already kindled 65% of Catching Fire‘s opening weekend after 48 hours. Mexico is at $5.3M and Brazil has grossed $5.1M.

Australia, where Mockingjay also had the best opening of the year, has sold $4.6M worth of tickets after two days.

Lionsgate says Korea has grown 26% after opening on Wednesday. The cume there after two days is $1.3M, although Interstellar is still No. 1 at the local box office.

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UPDATE SATURDAY AM PT: With an estimated $55M at the domestic box office on Friday, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I fell about 22% shy of Catching Fire‘s $70.95M first day in 2013. However, the international rollout is providing some serious wind beneath Mockingjay‘s wings. It’s playing on 17,000 screens in 85 overseas markets, including key European and Latin American dates. It won’t hit China until 2015, but Asia has not been a massive bullseye for Katniss & Co over the course of the franchise. Still, even without China, and with Korea still entranced by Interstellar, Mockingjay‘s estimated three-day overseas total is $67.5M. In order to best Catching Fire first frame, where it played in 63 markets, Mockingjay will have to soar above $146M. That included $12.9M earned in China which was a day-and-date release last year. Below are updated figures from key territories since Wednesday’s kick-off; I’ll be back tomorrow with the full report.

The UK is proving the most voracious Hunger Games consumer once again with $8.2M after two days, up 6% from Catching Fire. Germany is at $6M in 2 days, after scoring the biggest opening day of 2014 on Thursday. Russia stands at $5.3M after two days, 24% higher than Catching Fire. France after three days has amassed $4.5M, and Italy has posted $1.9M after 2 days. Spain, which opened Friday, scored $1.8M and the top Friday bow of 2014.

Latin American markets have already kindled 65% of Catching Fire‘s opening weekend after 48 hours. Mexico is at $5.3M and Brazil has grossed $5.1M.

Australia, where Mockingjay also had the best opening of the year, has sold $4.6M worth of tickets after two days.

Lionsgate says Korea has grown 26% after opening on Wednesday. The cume there after two days is $1.3M, although Interstellar is still No. 1 at the local box office.

 

So $5.1m in Brazil in 2 days :)

Mexico is good but I expected to be less closer to Brazil's gross.

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UPDATE SATURDAY AM PT: With an estimated $55M at the domestic box office on Friday, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I fell about 22% shy of Catching Fire‘s $70.95M first day in 2013. However, the international rollout is providing some serious wind beneath Mockingjay‘s wings. It’s playing on 17,000 screens in 85 overseas markets, including key European and Latin American dates. It won’t hit China until 2015, but Asia has not been a massive bullseye for Katniss & Co over the course of the franchise. Still, even without China, and with Korea still entranced by Interstellar, Mockingjay‘s estimated three-day overseas total is $67.5M. In order to best Catching Fire first frame, where it played in 63 markets, Mockingjay will have to soar above $146M. That included $12.9M earned in China which was a day-and-date release last year. Below are updated figures from key territories since Wednesday’s kick-off; I’ll be back tomorrow with the full report.

The UK is proving the most voracious Hunger Games consumer once again with $8.2M after two days, up 6% from Catching Fire. Germany is at $6M in 2 days, after scoring the biggest opening day of 2014 on Thursday. Russia stands at $5.3M after two days, 24% higher than Catching Fire. France after three days has amassed $4.5M, and Italy has posted $1.9M after 2 days. Spain, which opened Friday, scored $1.8M and the top Friday bow of 2014.

Latin American markets have already kindled 65% of Catching Fire‘s opening weekend after 48 hours. Mexico is at $5.3M and Brazil has grossed $5.1M.

Australia, where Mockingjay also had the best opening of the year, has sold $4.6M worth of tickets after two days.

Lionsgate says Korea has grown 26% after opening on Wednesday. The cume there after two days is $1.3M, although Interstellar is still No. 1 at the local box office.

Please don't quote the whole article next time, and please attribute who it's from and provide a link. :)

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Ray Subers has said on Twitter that we should trust the studio numbers more than the numbers on BOM (for overseas country totals). If you are more of an expert than him, prove it.

yep mentioned before in a nutshell there's a lot of data missing from Intl on BOM especially on week/week basis(most of data is trolled from internet and couple other sources) there is of cause some more top level data that studio provide BOM but it won't in a lot of cases then match up with the data they  happen to have on individual countries.

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DOM 123M + OS 152M

Box Office: 'Mockingjay' Nabs $275M Globally, But Hits Franchise Low in U.S. http://thr.cm/wIBbPP 

 

 

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123M$ DOM + 152 OS (UK $19.9M, Germany $13.7M, Mexico $12.1M, Russia $11.1M, France $10.5M, Australia $10.1M.)

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