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FINDING DORY | 542.3 M overseas ● 1028.6 M worldwide

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This "disappointment" has already made more WW than BvS, a far more "sure thing" franchise film than a family movie sequel practically a generation on from the original could ever be.

 

It also cost slightly less to produce, and probably to market too.

 

To get anywhere near Nemo's levels of attendance - remember, we're comparing with one of the most beloved films of an era where computer animation tentpoles were rare and almost always huge - in the US was already impressive. To come anywhere near even the same raw revenue numbers in Europe with a release window that, by sheer accident, could scarcely have been worse-placed if you tried? Yeah, BV have to take that. Throw in a useful showing in China, and you have yet another megahit for a studio that is having one after another lately.

 

A delayed sequel like this, especially for a family movie, is never, ever a slam dunk. Heck, BV showed that themselves with Alice 2, and that had half the delay! Dory, though, is going down as one of the biggest animated hits ever.

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6 hours ago, Quigley said:

Disney now owns the four biggest 2016 films worldwide. Does any of you think SS or SLOP have chance of entering the Top 4? Cuz I can't imagine a scenario in which they will.

 

Not me. Best case scenario for Pets is $870M, $370M domestic + $500M OS. SS has already opened in almost all of its markets, with only major markets remaining Germany and Japan. Every CBM with a final OS gross more than 4x its foreign OW had a more staggered with release, with 2nd weekend market OWs being enough to reduce the multiplier under 4. So $530M OS best case scenario for SS. Based off of Friday numbers for SS, $300M absolute best case scenario. So not more than $830M WW.

 

Only remaining threat to Disney top five is Fantastic Beasts, which would have to beat both Moana and TJB.

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45 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

Not me. Best case scenario for Pets is $870M, $370M domestic + $500M OS. SS has already opened in almost all of its markets, with only major markets remaining Germany and Japan. Every CBM with a final OS gross more than 4x its foreign OW had a more staggered with release, with 2nd weekend market OWs being enough to reduce the multiplier under 4. So $530M OS best case scenario for SS. Based off of Friday numbers for SS, $300M absolute best case scenario. So not more than $830M WW.

 

Only remaining threat to Disney top five is Fantastic Beasts, which would have to beat both Moana and TJB.

 

Suicide Squad won't come anywhere near $530M overseas. Even $400M is out of reach with no release in China. 

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On 13/08/2016 at 5:01 AM, Jason said:

 

Only remaining threat to Disney top five is Fantastic Beasts, which would have to beat both Moana and TJB.

And Rogue One, which only needs to retain 48.4% of TFA to get the billion.

 

Penguins of Madagascar retained 49.9% of Madagascar 3 two and a half years later. Just saying.

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Rogue One is Disney. I was assuming that would be one of the top five. :D

Yeah knew it was Disney, I was putting that in as "films that FB needs to beat to thwart the Disney sweep" and hadn't clocked that you'd already factored that in with your wording!

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Screendaily - With no new openings, Finding Dory swum to an additional estimated $8.1m from its 27 territories for $420.6m to date.

Japan became the leading overseas market for Pixar’s latest as a $2.9m weekend lifted its local tally to $51m, while the UK fell only 37% on its way to a $3.3m third weekend for $35.9m to date.

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$307M OS markets opening before July 14. (At $299M as of last weekend, gaining $7M from previous week. Probably at $303M once actuals come in for this week.)

$7M Hong Kong

$26M Mexico

$75M Japan

$52M UK

$482M US + Canada

=$949M

 

Domestic has potential to go a little higher with a labor day expansion. Estimate for OS markets before July 14 is a bit conservative. Japan estimate is from Corpse, UK estimate from Heretic, in the respective country threads. Overall, I would be very surprised if this total falls below $946M.

 

Remaining markets are Norway/Sweden/Finland/Greece/Turkey/Italy/Germany/Austria. If I recall correctly (don't have access to my spreadsheets right now), for Dory to fall short of $50M in the remaining markets it would have to gross less than the ER-adjusted totals of Nemo, TS3, IO, or Zootopia.

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