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Corpse at KJ is concerned by its future performance in Japan and he's smelling a partial Brave 2 in terms of bo failure. In fact, despite the success of recent Disney flicks, he's predicting only 40M.

Does IO say marriage is bad like Brave? I'm sure that pissed the Japan audience, which lead to Brave disappointing in that country. Brave being bad didn't help either. :ph34r:

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Corpse at KJ is concerned by its future performance in Japan and he's smelling a partial Brave 2 in terms of bo failure. In fact, despite the success of recent Disney flicks, he's predicting only 40M.

 

Corpse tend to under predict pixar flicks big time. he is not a big fan at all. He reports JP BO brilliantly but is not a great prognosticator. Just check how he was extrapolating Frozen after its release.

 

IO has all signs for Japan break out. I am sure it will do great. I think MU numbers are possible. I would predict at least 50m for sure.

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I think it is going to beat Frozen in Japan........ ummm...... too much? :)

IO won't be beating Frozen in Japan. Frozen was a cultural phenomenon there. Also the exchange rate is crap this year, making that even more difficult,

 

100m there for IO world be great.

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IO won't be beating Frozen in Japan. Frozen was a cultural phenomenon there. Also the exchange rate is crap this year, making that even more difficult,

 

100m there for IO world be great.

I was kidding. :)

 

Of course.... 100m would be an awesome result!

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From BO Global Report:

 

Disney/Pixar’s Inside Out conjured up another $18.6 million (-30%) from 43 overseas territories this weekend, lifting the international cume to $117.3 million and the global total to $363.46 million. The film’s only new territory this weekend was Poland. 

 

Inside Out posted strong mid-week numbers in Australia and France thanks to holidays and held well throughout the weekend. The family film was up 38% this weekend Down Under for a $13 million total, while France fell just 34% for a $12.2 million cume. In Russia, where the film has grossed $17.2 million so far, Inside Out is now the second highest grossing Disney/Pixar animated release ever behind Frozen. Other top markets include Mexico ($24.9M), Argentina ($9.4M), Brazil ($8.1M), and Colombia ($5.5M).

 

Inside Out has only opened in ~45% of its intended overseas markets and will come to South Korea next weekend. Key future openings are Spain (July 17), Japan (July 18), UK/Ireland (July 24), Italy (Sep 16), and Germany (Oct 1).

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When did 12/13 millions (in France and Australia) after 3 weeks of release become stunning? Mexico and Argentina are strong, but Brazil is quite pathetic.

 

Quite an average performance so far, about in line with Brave.

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Australia holds have been great. I think there are another week of holidays where its going to coin $. Its going to be quite leggy in most markets. Its no doubt going to beat brave comfortably. I see 400m OS which is great for original CGI flick that does not pander to any particular audience. Globally its going to make close to 750m which is AWESOME.

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