Step Up: All In OS thread

[Leyla]

Release dates

 

[Alex Bennett]

Guys....do you prefer Step Up or StreetDance (from UK)?

[Leyla]

^ Step up ones

[thunder storm]

definitely Step up

[chimpo]

It's opening this weekend in Poland and I'm actually curious to see how this movie will do because this franchise did pretty well here in the past.

[Leyla]

^ Opened here yesterday too

gonna see it next week hopefully

Should do decent #

 

Kinometro predicts over $2 mil+ OW & if it makes it should be pretty good

[alisson23]

Very Good start

 

Total Lifetime GrossesDomestic:  n/a   0.0%+ Foreign:  $9,700,000   100.0%= Worldwide:  $9,700,000

 

Other sources says $11,800,000

[Leyla]

Step Up: All In has amassed $10.3m through Lionsgate International licensees and 18 Universal Pictures International (UPI) territories.

The latest episode in the dance saga opened in second place in Russia on $3.1m from 1,000 sites and arrived in second place in France through UPI on $2.1m from 280.

too bad couldnt catch it this weekend but yay it opened better here than the forecast!  

Edited July 21, 2014 by Tauriel

[tang3li2]

Step up, according to the review that i read it will be a semi-reunion for all the cast, for reference visit the link.

 

http://www.reviewhype.com/movies/step-up-all-in

 

Thanks

[chimpo]

It did terrible in Poland, mostly due to hot sunny weather. Opening was way lower then earlier movies.

[Leyla]

^ too bad 

[thunder storm]

Foreign: $18,600,000

[Leyla]

Lionsgate International’s Step Up All In brought in $5.8m overall for the weekend to stands at $26.2m. It arrived in Portugal on $105,000 and added $950,000 from 323 in France to reach $6m after three sessions.

Universal distributes the dance film in 18 territories and scored a $670,000 UK debut from 368. Universal territories contributed $1.7m to the weekend for a $6.9m tally.

[CJohn]

That is around the same the last one did here. It is an okay result. 

 

EDIT: In tickets sold, it opened above the last one, which is great. 

Edited August 4, 2014 by CJohn

[Leyla]

 

 

And also, the international dance franchise Step Up, All In, which domestic audiences failed to pay for with an estimated $14.3M through the holiday, is doing better overseas with a $67M take. In all, that means that 80 percent of its box office receipts are coming from outside North America.

http://deadline.com/2014/09/box-office-end-of-summer-some-profitable-hits-in-an-overall-blah-season-826261/

[norbar]

That probably means they will still try to make a sequel. While it make no sense to release one in the US international buyers will still get it and pay for it, even if it will be smaller companies this time.