STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS | 1131.6 M overseas | 2068.2 M worldwide

[MrFanaticGuy34]

1.012B OS.....

 

5th movie in history to earn over $1B OS. Impressive.

 

3 movies this year that hits $1B OS.....thanks to China.

[Quigley]

Star Wars will be the first of the three to surpass HP7:P2 in OS w/o China. It might actually reach $1B OS w/o China.

 

Hoping it can surpass FF7. HP7:P2 made $30M on 5th weekend and $100M on remaining weekends (it was also on its 2nd China weekend). Fingers crossed.

[Hatebox]

Forgive my laziness in not reading the past few pages, but how much left does this have in the OS tank?

 

 

 

Edited January 17, 2016 by Hatebox

[KP1025]

2 hours ago, MrFanaticGuy34 said:

1.012B OS.....

 

5th movie in history to earn over $1B OS. Impressive.

 

3 movies this year that hits $1B OS.....thanks to China.

 

When it finishes its run, TFA will actually be the only non-Cameron movie to hit $1 billion OS without China. Very little help from China compared to F7 and JW.

[Elessar]

21 minutes ago, Hatebox said:

Forgive my laziness in not reading the past few pages, but how much left does this have in the OS tank?

 

I'd say a tad over $100m.

[Elessar]

5 minutes ago, KP1025 said:

 

When it finishes its run, TFA will actually be the only non-Cameron movie to hit $1 billion OS without China. Very little help from China compared to F7 and JW.

 

$1 billion minus China is not locked yet.

[KP1025]

4 minutes ago, Elessar said:

 

$1 billion minus China is not locked yet.

 

True, I thought there was a bit more left than there actually is. I was looking at BOM's foreign numbers, and it seems they've updated the total OS gross but not the individual numbers for a lot of the countries. 

[Elessar]

Hobbit 1 had a 5th weekend of $26.2m (TFA about $27m minus China) and did $59.1m more after that. With the same 5th-wknd-to-total-multiplier TFA would end up with $978.4m, although it seems to be holding better, at least on its 5th weekend (-47% vs -55%).

Edited January 17, 2016 by Elessar

[jornacio]

7 hours ago, bruchav said:

 

 

 

 

But Furious 7 was not released in 3d in several countries of the world, I think.

 

And exchange rate hasn't changed much in this months, only in China had a change.

 

All latin America has a big devaluation also. And thats an important market for FF7.

[terrestrial]

@kayumanggi

 

so you only need to do copying out work

dom = estimates incl. Monday, Foreign acc. BOM incl Sunday

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$856,944,841	45.8%
+ Foreign:	$1,012,600,000	54.2%
= Worldwide:	$1,869,544,841

[Juby]

$2.1B worldwide is dead. Titanic is safe.

 

[hw64]

Looks like somewhere between $2.04b - $2.08b final.

[terrestrial]

Okayyy, it accidential that DL released an article in a way contradicting (a liiitle bit) that sentence

 

Quote

Earlier this week, TFA became the No. 5 movie ever at the international box office, passing Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2. When Monday’s numbers are added, it should move up another notch to No. 4, stomping on Jurassic World‘s $1,016.7M. But in order to get to No. 3 and pass Furious 7, it would have to shift roughly another $150M.

Globally, JJ Abrams’ continuation of the saga is still the No. 3 title of all time, behind Avatar and Titanic. There are now some $317M separating it from James Cameron’s sinking ship epic. However, if only the original run of Titanic were included, and not the $348M-grossing 3D re-release, TFA would have have sailed by it this weekend by a little over $31M.

 

that one seems to be disputed at China's forum (at least I think I remember a post stating something like a dispute there)

Quote

In China, TFA will get to $100M within the next day or so, standing currently at $95.2M and overtaking France ($80M) as the space epic’s No. 3 offshore market. With an estimated $20M weekend, it continued to hold onto the No. 1 spot again in its 2nd frame despite the introduction of popular animated threequel Boonie Bears III and another local title, Royal Treasure.

http://deadline.com/2016/01/star-wars-the-force-awakens-crosses-one-billion-dollars-international-box-office-1201684720/?utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_content=569cefe204d3012651938c5f&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

[terrestrial]

http://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2016/01/18/box-office-star-wars-the-force-awakens-didnt-need-china-to-be-a-blockbuster/#2307ca137e3b3f8b96c37e3b

 

He get's some endresults wrong I guess, but a nice read IMHO, especially considering he doesn't like the movie

[kayumanggi]

@terrestrial, I'll edit once the actuals are in. ^^

[terrestrial]

3 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

@terrestrial, I'll edit once the actuals are in. ^^

no problem, I only try to provide copying material so you do not have to look it up, if I am there anyway...

[kayumanggi]

Ok, thanks!

Edited January 18, 2016 by kayumanggi

[Fullbuster]

Please guys what are the numbers for each country?

[terrestrial]

On 18.1.2016 at 7:42 PM, Fullbuster said:

Please guys what are the numbers for each country?

BOM is as of today very up-to-date for the weekend's details.

I'll post it for future comparison reasons (week-to-week), but will put it in spoiler tags as it is very lengthy and as such IMHO obtrusive for ppl not interested into seeing it here (or mobile users...).

Be aware, via changed Exchange-Rates during it's run there are slightly differing details per country to find in the net.

China surpassed already the $100m milestone, with the same ER like Terminator had, it would be already higher. Japan & SK lost too ER worth, Japan showing 'Japanese Legs' (good), China soon dead.

I marked the OW details in bold = to be more simpler to see the percentages and OW not as only one number, and the 7 not up-to-date countries as a reddened date. As far as I know the countries' list is not complete, at least the count of territories tracked is a smaller one than past blockbuster have.

 

Spoiler

FOREIGN TOTAL	-	12/16/15	$281,000,000	27.8%	$1,012,600,000	1/17/16
Argentina	Disney	12/17/15	$2,557,881	32.2%	$7,931,945	1/17/16
Australia	Disney	12/17/15	$20,596,568	33.8%	$60,908,496	1/17/16
Austria	Disney	12/17/15	$1,972,801	23.2%	$8,485,179	1/17/16
Belgium	Disney	12/16/15	$2,962,043	30.6%	$9,668,448	1/17/16
Bolivia	Disney	12/17/15	$513,101	29.2%	$1,756,334	1/17/16
Brazil	Disney	12/17/15	$8,161,556	31.3%	$26,100,000	1/17/16
Bulgaria	Forum Films	12/18/15	$640,561	92.6%	$691,491	1/10/16
Chile	Disney	12/17/15	$2,338,662	30.9%	$7,569,645	1/17/16
China	-	1/9/16	$52,348,430	54.5%	$96,090,030	1/17/16
Colombia	Disney	12/17/15	$1,573,641	17.2%	$9,130,293	1/17/16
Croatia	Disney	12/17/15	-	-	$1,165,501	1/17/16
Czech Republic	Falcon	12/17/15	$1,580,575	42.1%	$3,758,753	1/17/16
Denmark	Disney	12/16/15	-	-	$11,082,617	1/17/16
Ecuador	Disney	12/18/15	$993,460	32%	$3,107,278	1/10/16
Egypt	Disney	12/16/15	$35,968	23.4%	$153,648	1/17/16
Finland	Disney	12/16/15	$1,696,581	23%	$7,368,429	1/17/16
France	Disney	12/16/15	$21,378,320	26.7%	$80,000,000	1/17/16
Germany	Disney	12/17/15	$27,226,974	27.2%	$100,100,000	1/17/16
Greece	Disney	12/24/15	$1,108,980	33.7%	$3,290,532	1/17/16
Hong Kong	Disney	12/17/15	$3,536,441	32.8%	$10,788,540	1/17/16
Hungary	Forum Films	12/18/15	$1,508,298	25.2%	$5,977,862	1/17/16
Iceland	Samfilm	12/17/15	$189,156	22.5%	$840,909	1/17/16
India	-	12/25/15	-	-	$4,100,000	1/7/16
Israel	Disney	12/17/15	$1,069,016	36%	$2,973,168	1/17/16
Italy	Disney	12/16/15	$7,483,161	26.2%	$28,615,105	1/17/16
Japan	Disney	12/18/15	$10,158,486	13.8%	$73,500,000	1/17/16
Kenya	Disney	12/18/15	-	-	$268,742	1/17/16
Latvia	-	12/18/15	-	-	$414,134	1/17/16
Lebanon	Disney	12/17/15	$126,931	21.7%	$584,773	1/17/16
Lithuania	-	12/18/15	-	-	$541,502	1/17/16
Malaysia	Disney	12/17/15	$2,870,261	44.1%	$6,502,689	1/17/16
Mexico	Disney	12/17/15	$8,117,627	30.4%	$26,665,134	1/17/16
Netherlands	Disney	12/16/15	$2,769,272	19.4%	$14,261,491	1/17/16
New Zealand	Disney	12/17/15	$3,194,632	35.5%	$8,989,057	1/17/16
Norway	Disney	12/16/15	-	-	$8,658,468	1/17/16
Oman	-	12/17/15	$12,281	26.7%	$45,986	1/17/16
Peru	Disney	12/17/15	$2,279,979	39.8%	$5,724,406	1/10/16
Philippines	Disney	12/16/15	$3,972,605	100%	$3,972,605	12/27/15
Poland	Disney	12/18/15	-	-	$15,080,501	1/17/16
Portugal	Disney	12/17/15	$1,071,128	27.9%	$3,841,029	1/17/16
Romania	Forum Films	12/18/15	$1,009,371	31.5%	$3,202,530	1/17/16
Russia - CIS	Disney	12/17/15	$12,400,375	48.3%	$25,700,000	1/17/16
Serbia & Montenegro	Taramount	12/17/15	-	-	$627,894	1/17/16
Singapore	Disney	12/17/15	$2,579,893	37%	$6,978,384	1/17/16
Slovakia	Saturn	12/17/15	$513,555	46.2%	$1,111,385	1/17/16
Slovenia	Disney	12/17/15	$151,094	32.6%	$463,630	1/3/16
South Africa (Ent. Reg.)	-	12/18/15	$1,149,161	39.2%	$2,930,183	1/17/16
South Korea	-	12/17/15	$6,707,133	28.8%	$23,327,825	1/17/16
Spain	Disney	12/18/15	$8,688,660	26%	$33,400,000	1/17/16
Sweden	Disney	12/16/15	$3,945,455	21%	$18,756,685	1/17/16
Switzerland (French-sp.)	Disney	12/18/15	$1,028,903	26.1%	$3,944,029	1/17/16
Switzerland (German-sp.)	Disney	12/17/15	$2,308,727	30.7%	$7,521,344	1/17/16
Taiwan	Disney	12/17/15	$1,878,905	30.2%	$6,217,191	1/17/16
Thailand	Disney	12/17/15	$1,629,319	38.5%	$4,231,665	1/17/16
Turkey	UIP	12/17/15	$1,823,877	32.2%	$5,669,247	1/17/16
Ukraine	Disney	12/17/15	$1,129,782	39.8%	$2,840,809	1/17/16
United Arab Emirates	Disney	12/17/15	$1,952,535	33.7%	$5,785,493	1/10/16
United Kingdom	Disney	12/17/15	$50,686,789	30.1%	$168,600,000	1/17/16
Uruguay	Disney	12/17/15	$62,742	14.4%	$435,882	1/17/16
Venezuela	Disney	12/18/15	$3,925,380	23.1%	$17,010,885	1/17/16
Vietnam	CJ Ent.	12/18/15	-	-	$893,407	1/17/16

 

[TommyA10]

Did we get any international numbers for Monday?? Cannot find anything...