Avengers: Age of Ultron OS Thread | $945.7M OS | $1.405B WW

[Hernan Gonzalez]

Can this OS weekend be bigger than last weekend?

 

 

It opens almost everywhere in Latin America, Spain and other smaller european markets and in some asian markets this weekend. Also Friday is a holiday in many countries: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_Day

[Neo]

It opens almost everywhere in Latin America, Spain and other smaller european markets and in some asian markets this weekend. Also Friday is a holiday in many countries: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_Day

Yes?

[POTUS 2020]

	OS-C	China	OS	Dom	WW
Alucard	900.0	300.0	1200.0	650.0	1850.0
AxelSteal	850.0	300.0	1150.0	650.0	1800.0
Quigley	840.0	280.0	1120.0	630.0	1750.0
Pypa94	855.0	302.0	1157.0	593.0	1750.0
fmpro	815.0	265.0	1080.0	575.0	1655.0
The Stingray	850.0	300.0	1150.0	500.0	1650.0
Infernus	825.0	285.0	1110.0	565.0	1675.0
Ent	.		1100.0	550.0	1650.0
GokaiRed	825.0	250.0	1075.0	575.0	1650.0
Mattw	800.0	300.0	1100.0	525.0	1625.0
picres	750.0	300.0	1050.0	550.0	1600.0
MikeTheAvenger	850.0	200.0	1050.0	550.0	1600.0
Johnny Storm	810.0	265.0	1075.0	525.0	1600.0
AD3S			1000.0	590.0	1590.0
peludo	750.0	275.0	1025.0	550.0	1575.0
Fake	800.0	250.0	1050.0	500.0	1550.0
Keysersoze	750.0	300.0	1050.0	500.0	1550.0
Deathlife			1010.0	525.0	1535.0
Cynosure	750.0	250.0	1000.0	525.0	1525.0
Katch 22	800.0	200.0	1000.0	520.0	1520.0
No Prisoners	725.0	250.0	975.0	500.0	1475.0
samsha22	715.0	235.0	950.0	505.0	1455.0
Average	803.2	268.8	1067.1	552.4	1619.5

Final submissions included

Its looking like 650m~ on Sunday with a 360-380m weekend

I think failing 1.5b has a shot if DOM disappoints and Europe crumbles  and 1.85 does too if there is an amazing hold and China and US knock it out of the park

[Filmovie]

Yes?

 

Almost everywhere is a holiday. Friday will be inflated and so 200 M WE are possible

[Pypa94]

Except Poland. But here through holiday days box office almost doesn't exist so OW week later is as wise as OW of TH3 after Christmas not before

[Rsyu]

Article from screendaily

 

'Avengers: Age Of Ultron' crosses $250m at international box office

 

 

Marvel’s Avengers: The Age Of Ultron heads into its second weekend all but assured of continued supremacy as it perches on an estimated $255.4m.

 

The tentpole arrives in North America this weekend and is on course to cross $50m worldwide by Sunday factoring in anticipated mighty holds around in existing markets and debuts in a further 35.

 

Of the new class Mexico, Spain, Colombia and Venezuela are expected to stand out for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International.

[Rsyu]

I think they meant $500m.

[POTUS 2020]

They forgot a zero and nessed up the first number too.

[Fullbuster]

I'm particularly excited about its release in Mexico, that will be huge

[Asyulus]

I cant see this doing worse than Avengers WW.

Can i change my prediction to, 950M OS -C, 350M China, 650M DOM and 1.95B WW?

Edited May 1, 2015 by AxelSteal

[peludo]

I cant see this doing worse than Avengers WW.

Can i change my prediction to, 950M OS -C, 350M China, 650M DOM and 1.95B WW?

One thing is to think it will not drop and another it will increase by $400m ($550m considering the exchange rates). IMHO, your figures are too high.

[POTUS 2020]

I cant see this doing worse than Avengers WW.

Can i change my prediction to, 950M OS -C, 350M China, 650M DOM and 1.95B WW?

sure why not, no new data has come out yet.

[Rsyu]

Think for this weekend

 

Holdovers:

Australia: $7.5 million

Brazil: $10.5 million

France:  $7.5 million

Italy: $4.3 million

Russia: $8.5 million

South Korea: $17.5 million

United Kingdom: $16 million

Hong Kong: $3.9 million

Malaysia: $2.57 million

Germany: $6.15 million

India: $3.5 million 

Philippines: $3.9 million

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total-$80.02 million

 

Other holdovers predicting a random 40% drop (from $40 million) for $25.8 million Gross

 

New openers:

Columbia: $4.0 million 

Mexico: $23 million

UAE: $3 million 

Chile: $1.8 million

Ecuador: $2 million

Columbia: $2.5 million

Venezuela: $8.5 million 

Spain: $7 million

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total: $51.8 million

 

Apparently it opens in 26 other countries besides USA and Canada but I don't think the others are that big. Biggest variable is Mexico in my opinion I have no idea how high though so I'm going for a slightly higher than FF7 opening which in my opinion was pretty huge. numbers for other countries I extrapolated from BoM numbers for IM3 and TA1 and boosted numbers somewhat keeping in mind its labour week holiday in many places. Including other debuting markets I haven't listed I think $170-180 million OS weekend sounds reasonable. 

[keysersoze123]

I think 200m can happen. Holdovers will do better and mexico can crack 30m?

[Rsyu]

I think 200m can happen. Holdovers will do better and mexico can crack 30m?

 

Mexico broke the OW record with FF7. Age of Ultron will increase on that record by $8m plus?

Edited May 1, 2015 by Rsyu

[Fullbuster]

I think 200m can happen. Holdovers will do better and mexico can crack 30m?

 

A bit too high for Mexico, $22.5m (FF7) is the OW record.

$25m would be incredible.

[Neo]

A bit too high for Mexico, $22.5m (FF7) is the OW record.

$25m would be incredible.

 

Massive numbers expected for TA2, @boxofficemexico posted on Twitter that it may have the biggest OW, #2 movie of the year by Saturday and the #1 by Thursday (!) Not sure how reliable this account is, but from what I've read online, pre-sales are humongous.

[keysersoze123]

A bit too high for Mexico, $22.5m (FF7) is the OW record.

$25m would be incredible.

 

I was going by the post in mexico thread which predicted it will overtake F7 in 10 days. For that it needs 30m OW.

[Olive]

As of Thursday

 

1. South Korea - $37.2M

 

2. UK - $35.9M

 

3. Russia - $20.8M

 

4. Brazil - $19.7M

 

5. France - $17.6M

 

6. Australia - $17.2M

 

7. Germany - $13.0M

 

8. India - $11.7M

 

9. Taiwan - $10.8M

 

10. Philippines - $9.9M

Edited May 1, 2015 by Johnny Storm

[Hernan Gonzalez]

nternational for Age of Ultron is already at $287.3M.  Mexico bowed yesterday with $6.8M, the largest opening day in industry history