The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies OS Thread | 700M OS passed

[Elessar]

It did 34 million from Monday to Wednesday. And it seems it has done 18 million just on Thursday. I would say it is an incredible number. In fact, it is 52 million during weekdays of this week. AUJ did 44 and DOS 40 in the same period.

 

I dunno if that's apples and apples. At least some of that Thursday gross will go into the weekend gross, i think.

[Fantaboy]

Isn't New Years Day a holiday everywhere. It feels like it should have made more

You should make a comparison between TH3 and TH1 or TH2 on the NYD OS income.

Such statement like <feels like> or <should have> makes no sense.

[Michael Seng Wah]

About 730mil by Sunday, if China can gross about $100mil, DOM about $50mil, it still needs another $120mil from international holdovers.

[ChD]

Right, I just saw The Hobbit's WW gross and for the people around here, I have a question. How is it doing overseas compared to the previous two?

[kayumanggi]

THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF FIVE ARMIES: $502.1M Overseas Total / $722.8M Global Total #TheHobbit #OneLastTime

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

January 4, 2015

[fmpro]

Right, I just saw The Hobbit's WW gross and for the people around here, I have a question. How is it doing overseas compared to the previous two?

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[fmpro]

Damn phone

Week by week compare is a few pages back i think..

Edited January 4, 2015 by fmpro

[MattW]

 

That's how it's doing compared to the last two.

 

Edit - oops. Fixed.

Edited January 4, 2015 by MattW

[Godzilla]

$1B is not likely now unless it shocks in China.

[James]

 

That's how it's doing compared to the last two.

The last WW total for BOTFA is wrong. It's at 723M, NOT 678.

[MattW]

The last WW total for BOTFA is wrong. It's at 723M, NOT 678.

 

Dang it, fixed. Thanks.

[Elessar]

It lost another $5m on DOS, whereas DOS managed to gain a few millions on AUJ this week last year. 

[John Marston]

wow, this overseas performance is actually really disappointing and  actually makes the domestic performance look great by comparison. 

[Hernan Gonzalez]

wow, this overseas performance is actually really disappointing and  actually makes the domestic performance look great by comparison.

That's because you are using an overvalued american dollar to compare

[Elessar]

[RobinHood26]

 

You're*

[Elessar]

same shit

[Elessar]

 

The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies brought in $52.5m over the weekend from 65 markets to reach $502.1m.

 

WARNER BROS PICTURES INTERNATIONAL

 

The New Line-MGM fantasy finale scored the biggest Warner Bros launch of all time in Argentina on $2.1m (Ps 17.8m) from 300 screens to rank top and claim 54% of total market share.

 

It added $7.4m in Germany for $68.9m and stayed top for the fourth consecutive weekend and grossed $5.1m in the UK for $57.4m after four, where it has also stayed top for its entire run.

 

Five Armies added $5.2m in the second weekend in Australia for $19.6m, $3.9m in France for $42m after four and $2m for $17.1m in Spain where it has ranked number one for all three sessions.

 

Elsewhere Peter Jackson’s film added $1.5m for $16m in Italy after thre and $1.7m for $21.2m in South Korea after three. In a string of fourth weekends it added $1.4m for $27.5m in Russia, $1.4m for $16m in Mexico, $1.2m for $18m in Brazil and $919,000 for $10.8m in Japan.

 

The film is set to open in China on January 23.

 

screendaily

[Elessar]

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

weekend 1: $122.1 million [37 markets] / $122.1 million

weekend 2: $109 million [59 markets] ($269 million) / $358.1 million

weekend 3: $89.2 million [62 markets] ($405.1 million) / $573.6 million (est.)

weekend 4: $52.5 million [65 markets] ($502.1 million) / $722.9 million (est.)

 

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

weekend 1: $135.4 million [49 markets] / $209 million

weekend 2: $97.4 million [56 markets] ($278.4 million) / $406 million 

weekend 3: $99.7 million [62 markets] ($424.8 million) / $616.1 million 

weekend 4: $58 million [64 markets] ($527 million) / $756.6 million

weekend 5: $22.2 million [62 markets] ($566 million) / $802.8 million (est.)

 

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

weekend 1: $138 million / $222.6 million

weekend 2: $96 million [59 markets] ($288.5 million) / $438.6 million

weekend 3: $106.5 million [62 markets] ($464 million) / $686.7 million

weekend 4: $57.1 million [65 markets] ($561 million) / $824.8 million

weekend 5: $26.2 million ($609.3 million) / $887.5 million

[eXtacy]

Well a billion is looking unlikely now, it should finish around 975m.