San Andreas OS Thread | 314m OS | 469.6m WW | China biggest OS market with 101.4m

[abra]

unfortunately result in China will not be epic

 

San Andreas may make 20-25M OD, 130-150M OW and 250-300M total, all in yuan.

 

about ~ 40-48m $ 

Edited June 2, 2015 by abra

[Hernan Gonzalez]

Very good OW in Latin America!!!

 

 

		San Andreas
	Year	2015
	Latin America	21.1
	Argentina	1.9
	Bolivia	0.2
	Brazil	3.2
	Chile	0.8
	Colombia	1.7
	Mexico	10.0
	Peru	1.5
	Venezuela	0.0
	Uruguay	0.1
	Other Markets (Est)	1.7

 

[Purple Minion]

San Andreas is up to US$14.6M in Mexico as of Thursday.

[Asyulus]

So what is the highest possible OS SA can have? 500M, 600M?

[MrFanaticGuy34]

So what is the highest possible OS SA can have? 500M, 600M?

 

I dunno...but lets see if it could come a bit closer to $600 OS.

 

I mean...2012 got to $603 OS.

 

I'll say $440-520 OS for now.

Edited June 5, 2015 by MrFanaticGuy34

[picores]

600m? Make it half.

[seduh]

It's not doing 2012 business overseas, It will make over $300 but not by much. 

[Mojoguy]

Does China like The Rock?

[keysersoze123]

its not going to come close to 2012 in most markets. I think 300-350m OS is the likely range at this point.

[Mojoguy]

its not going to come close to 2012 in most markets. I think 300-350m OS is the likely range at this point.

2012 is not a good comparison with SA.

 

2012's budget was 200m while SA's budget was 132m.

 

A better comparison is The Day After Tomorrow, which had a 125m budget and made 357m OS.

 

SA will end up close to that OS, and is going to be fine.

[Asyulus]

So SA won't hit 500M total?

[picores]

CHINA

 

48.44m yuan on Friday ($7.75m). On pace for a $30m weekend and $45m+ for the first 6 days.

[TalismanRing]

2012 is not a good comparison with SA.

 

2012's budget was 200m while SA's budget was 132m.

 

A better comparison is The Day After Tomorrow, which had a 125m budget and made 357m OS.

 

SA will end up close to that OS, and is going to be fine.

 

TDAT was 11 years ago. The budget and especially the enormously changed O/S markets are not comparable.

 

But SA isn't the event film 2012 was and isn't on the same scale visually.   $450-500m WW is very good for it.

[bapi]

IMHO even 300M OS incl. China won't happen. That's quite poor.

[Moviedweeb]

IMHO even 300M OS incl. China won't happen. That's quite poor.

Anything over $400m WW is great. The budget is just $110m.

Edited June 6, 2015 by Clavius

[bapi]

Anything over $400m WW is great. The budget is just $110m.

Hard to imagine a WB summer blockbuster with that budget, to be honest. But anyway... yeah, it's a success but it'll finish more than 100M behind 11 years old The Day After Tomorrow. With 3D, IMAX, China and inflation.

[Purple Minion]

SAN ANDREAS: $188M Overseas Total / $287.06M Global Total #SanAndreas

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice)

June 7, 2015

[MrFanaticGuy34]

$287M WW...in its 2nd weekend.

Pretty good.

[jiangsen]

From BoxOffice.com Global Report

 

San Andreas rocked the global box office again this weekend, holding on to the top spot with $97.8 million from ~22,590 screens across 68 markets. The Dwayne Johnson vehicle has grossed $188 million overseas and $287.06 million globally. San Andreas opened well across Asia with China accounting for an estimated $34 million over the weekend and $51 million since its opening Tuesday. Despite public health concerns over MERS, South Korea came in at #1 with $7.2 million from 843 screens, and Hong Kong shook up $2.2 million for 71% of the weekend box office from 85 screens. 

Among holdovers, Mexico continues to perform well, dropping just 34% from last weekend for an impressive $6.6 million and $21.2 million total. Brazilian cinemas welcomed moviegoers over their Corpus Christi holiday with $3.2 million from 782 screens, raising the cume to $7.6 million after two weekends. San Andreas came in at #1 in France ($1.6 million/$5.3 million cume), Argentina ($1.7 million, $4.1 million cume), Colombia ($1.35 million/$3.8 million cume), Chile ($1.2 million/$3.15 million cume), and Peru ($1.0 million/$3.2 million cume), and #2 in the UK/Ireland ($2.9 million/$13.0 million) and Germany ($982K/$3.8 million cume). 

[Omni]

It should have some minor markets left (it's been released in just 68 countries), so if it somehow manages to survive to JW in China, 550M WW isn't out of question.