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Paper Towns was always going to be profitable, I imagine they'll still make John Green films but not schedule them in the summer

Depends on which John Green book. Paper Towns isn't that popular or good for that matter (and the marketing was pretty bad). Looking For Alaska is very popular (second most probably to TFIOS) and if marketed could do nearly as well as TFiOS did. It could also be a potential awards contender if taken seriously given that the book is highly acclaimed critically.

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Depends on which John Green book. Paper Towns isn't that popular or good for that matter (and the marketing was pretty bad). Looking For Alaska is very popular (second most probably to TFIOS) and if marketed could do nearly as well as TFiOS did. It could also be a potential awards contender if taken seriously given that the book is highly acclaimed critically.

 

Looking for Alaska is with Paramount and even though Paper Towns didn't do that well, I'm sure it'll still be made. 

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Looking for Alaska is with Paramount and even though Paper Towns didn't do that well, I'm sure it'll still be made.

They delayed the movies production by 6 months once Paper Towns opened. Apparently they aren't happy with the current cast and want to recast with more likable and believable leads.

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Wow, the new one at BOM is really working, only 2 days after the newest release of international numbers he updated details not updated for at least 2 weeks.

 

Fingers crossed for him getting up-to-date soon...(and hopefully the 'rebirth' of a real international chart per movie.... too)

 

 

 

rdit: forgot a word

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TServo2049 Box Office Gold

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Jeremy Kay ‏@JKmovies 8 mins8 minutes ago

Disney projects its first billion-dollar summer at North American box office on $1.088B from May 1-Sept. 7.

History of billion-dollar summers:

2008: WB is first studio to ever have a $1B summer, with $1.01B (w/ New Line now part of WB)

2009: WB gets to $1B

2011: Paramount (inc. DreamWorks) comes within $2m of $1B - but just misses it

2015: Universal breaks $1B for first time, then breaks WB's 2008 record, ends up with first summer total over $1.5B; now, Disney also beats the 2008 WB record.

Universal+Disney took in over 60% of the total summer BO receipts. I made a joke in a previous thread about how this summer looked like the Disney/Universal theme park wars spilled over into the box office...yeah, that's what this summer essentially was.

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BoxOffice ‏@BoxOffice 49 secs50 seconds ago

GLOBAL REPORT: China Pushes 'Genisys' Past US Total; 'Jurassic World' Becomes 4th Film Ever to Cross $1 Billion... http://fb.me/3njsHAXAF

 

GLOBAL REPORT: China Pushes 'Genisys' Past US Total; 'Jurassic World' Becomes 4th Film Ever to Cross $1 Billion Overseas; 'Mission: Impossible" Cruises Past $500 Million Worldwide with China on the Horizon

 

Terminator: Genisys = $11.5 million (-51%)  7 markets - China = $11.4 million, made $109 million on the Mainland, which is nearly one-third of its $346.3 million overseas cume and exactly one-quarter of the $435.92 million worldwide total. Genisys will end its China run with $120m

 

Hitman: Agent 47 ,,, $11.37m 71 total territories = $43.2 million OS... $62.9 million globally.

.... Russia... $2.4m .. Venezuela ... $1.16 million. .. India opened to $321K on 238 screens and South Korea bowed to just $301K on 271 screens. 

 

Minions .. $10.9m (-27%) from 57 territories = $714.2m OS .. $1.044 billion worldwide. ... opened in Turkey with $866K which was the second-biggest opening for an animated film in Turkey, just 12% below Ice Age: Continental Drift. There are two more territories to release: China next Sunday and Greece on September 24.

 

Ant-Man finally ... South Korea... the highest opening for a MCU first installment with $9.2 million since... Thursday. ... grossed $10m from 35 total territories, ... OS  $210.5 million ... global .. $383.69 million. Ant-Man flies into Japan on September 19.

 

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation ... $9.4 million (-39%)... 64 overseas territories... international cume to $328.7m ... ww $511.187 million.

Top holdovers include France ($1.4M/$18.4M cume), Japan ($1.3M/$36.1M cume), Germany ($980K/$12.4M cume), UK/Ireland ($820K/$31.2M cume), and Brazil ($700K/$8.8M cume).

Rogue Nation opens in its final territory China on Tuesday. The film had its premiere in Shanghai on Saturday .... early predictions are saying $200M+ is possible. 

 

...The Dead End ... $9.25 million (-40%) in its second weekend of release in China. The film which earned joint Best Actor awards for its three leading men at the Shanghai International Film Festival has earned $41.85 million and is attracting a sizable female audience. 

 

Straight Outta Compton... $7.9 million (+21%) from 13 territories ...OS total to $18.1m ...ww total to $168.3 million. ... opened at #1 in Austrlia with $3.3 million, New Zealand with $369K, and the Netherlands with $405K. The film held well in UK/Ireland ($2.1M/$8.8M cume) and Germany ($1.3M/$3.7M cume). Next weekend, Compton comes to Sweden, French-Switzerland and South Korea.

 

Inside Out ... $7.1 million (-35%) ... 36 territories... grossed $386.2m OS and $734.419m ww, ... 4th highest grossing Pixar film of all-time worldwide,

Greece opened ... highest opening day ever for a Pixar film (concrete numbers weren’t available).

Top markets are UK/Ireland ($55.6M), South Korea ($32.8M), Japan ($31.8M), Mexico ($31.1M), France ($27.7M), Australia ($23.2M), Spain ($22.4M), Argentina ($19.6M), Russia ($19.2M), and Brazil ($14.2M). Inside Out opens September 16 in Italy and October 1 in Germany. There is still no confirmed China release date.

 

The Man From U.N.C.L.E. ... $6.2 million (+11%) ... OS $46.0m... $84.4m ww. ....opened in 18 new territories this weekend including Mexico ($1.0M from 865 screens), Italy ($598K on 308 screens), Brazil ($526K from 434 screens), and Singapore ($497K on just 41 screens). U.N.C.L.E. infiltrates France on September 16 and Japan on November 14.

 

Japanese ...Ted 2’s ... $2.4 million for a $10.7 million 9-day total. ... $4.7 million (-50%) from 45 territories this frame, ...OS total to $120m... ww $201.3 million. Indonesia will be the film’s final release on Wednesday.

 

Vacation ... $4.3 million (-36%)...55... territories this frame, ...OS $34.1m ... ww $90.75 million. Russia ... $914K on 1,069 screens and has grossed $3.4 million after two weekends of release. Vacation will open in Brazil on Thursday. 

 

Fantastic Four ... $3.5m (-49%).. 49 total markets... OS $101.1m... ww $155.6 million. The global flop from 20th Century Fox opens has two more territories to release — Japan and Italy over the next two months.

 

Jurassic World ... fourth film ... OS $1 billion... a $2.7 million (-31%) ... 29 territories including $2.3 million from Japan, Jurassic has now earned $1.003 billion overseas and $1.65053 billion worldwide. Universal Pictures also became the first studio ever to cross $6 billion worldwide in one year.

 

Paper Towns ...$2.2 million (+16%) ...excellent $1.5 million second-place opening in Italy from 340 screens. The film has now opened in all its overseas territories ... OS $50.4m ...ww $81.9m

 

Films grossing less than $2 million overseas this weekend + local language films (Weekend Total/Overseas Total/ Global Total)

Veteran (South Korea) - $4.07M/$78.15M/$78.15M

Capture The Flag (Spain) - $1.6M/$5.0M/$5.0M

El Clan (Argentina) - $1.47M/$13.74M/$13.74M

Office (South Korea) - $1.4M/$1.77M/$1.77M

The Beauty Inside (South Korea) - $1.38M/$11.8M/$11.8M

Trainwreck - $1.2M/$26.1M/$133.6M

The 33 (Chile) - $1.28M/$8.68M/$8.68M

Assassination (South Korea) - $1.01M/$81.3M/$82.9M

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Moviedweeb Box Office Gold

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Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation ... $9.4 million (-39%)... 64 overseas territories... international cume to $328.7m ... ww $511.187 million.

Top holdovers include France ($1.4M/$18.4M cume), Japan ($1.3M/$36.1M cume), Germany ($980K/$12.4M cume), UK/Ireland ($820K/$31.2M cume), and Brazil ($700K/$8.8M cume).

Rogue Nation opens in its final territory China on Tuesday. The film had its premiere in Shanghai on Saturday .... early predictions are saying $200M+ is possible. 

 

 

Sounds good to me!

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Ethan Hunt Global Phenomenon

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Depends on which John Green book. Paper Towns isn't that popular or good for that matter (and the marketing was pretty bad). Looking For Alaska is very popular (second most probably to TFIOS) and if marketed could do nearly as well as TFiOS did. It could also be a potential awards contender if taken seriously given that the book is highly acclaimed critically.

As good as the rest of Looking for Alaska is the ending is kind of a mess.

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