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OPENING DAY FRANCE : 210,000 admissions.

 

Other Harry Potter movies OD in France :

 

Harry Potter DH2 : 732,206 admissions

1 Harry Potter et l’Ordre du Phénix : 720.610 entrées
2 Harry Potter et la Chambre des secrets : 631.400 entrées
3 Harry Potter et le Prince de sang-mêlé : 625.882 entrées
4 Harry Potter et la coupe de feu : 606.591 entrées
5 Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d’Azkaban : 545.574 entrées
6 Harry Potter à l’école des sorciers : 476.831 entrées
7 Harry Potter et les reliques de la mort 1e partie : 435.069

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26 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

That is terrible. If it does similar numbers rest of europe then it wont even do 500m OS. I cant see this breaking out in China.

French boxoffice isn't a reference for the rest of Europe.

Zootopia is the number 1 of 2016 with only 4.8 mio admissions.

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38 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

 

How about Germany. That looks weak to me as well. Probably will open around 1/3 of lowest potter opener.

Very low year too:

 

1.Zootopia:3.824.034

2.SLOP:3.787.458

3.FD:3.549.916

4.IA5:2.902.353

5.The Revenant:2.822.277

6.Deadpool:2.707.799

7.Einz ganzes halbes Jahr:2.347.973

8.Bibi & Tina-Mädchen gegen Jungs:1.992.403

9.TJB:1.861.272

10.Civil War:1.730.609

        

 

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On 3/30/2016 at 8:08 AM, peludo said:

Yes, Japan did horrible with Hobbit :(. With a more decent gross there the whole trilogy could have done 1 billion each.

 

Relative to China and FB, this should go well over $100m. DH2 already did $60m in 2011 and looking at figures that LOTR-HP did in 2001-2003 there, I think both franchises were equally liked, more or less. Considering that Hobbit 3 already did $120m last year and with 5 years inflation since DH2, it could reach $150m, maybe more.

 

Given how Hollywood films have been performing in China in the past year or so, I think it's worth hedging your bets. Look at predictions vs reality for Mission Impossible 5, Kung Fu Panda, Star Trek Beyond, etc. 

 

EDIT: Also, The Hobbit 3 would have been under $110M with the current Yuan-to-USD exchange. 

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37 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

French boxoffice isn't a reference for the rest of Europe.

Zootopia is the number 1 of 2016 with only 4.8 mio admissions.

 

Europe has been pretty weak in 2016 as a whole, it's not just France.

 

Still, Zootopia being first shows we can have great tastes sometimes :P

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27 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

SK:

 

FB:270,612(+10%)/515,885

That is absolutely great. It is actually better than DS's second day, despite DS's OD being almost double the one of FB!

Also, comparing to DH2 after 2 days:

 

FB: 3.4m (515k adm)

DH2: 2.9m (441k admissions)

 

Was there a holiday today in SK or is it just fantastic WOM?

 

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2 minutes ago, James said:

That is absolutely great. It is actually better than DS's second day, despite DS's OD being almost double the one of FB!

Also, comparing to DH2 after 2 days:

 

FB: 3.4m (515k adm)

DH2: 2.9m (441k admissions)

 

Was there a holiday today in SK or is it just fantastic WOM?

 

College entrance exams, those who didn't have exams took a day off.

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29 minutes ago, kswiston said:

 

Given how Hollywood films have been performing in China in the past year or so, I think it's worth hedging your bets. Look at predictions vs reality for Mission Impossible 5, Kung Fu Panda, Star Trek Beyond, etc. 

 

EDIT: Also, The Hobbit 3 would have been under $110M with the current Yuan-to-USD exchange. 

Sure. I did not even remember to have posted that message. The difference is that China had just met its new top grosser ever when I posted that. The market has slowed down A LOT since then.

 

And I sincerely thought that Hobbit behaviour could be a good reference for Harry Potter, since LOTR and HP did similar figures in 2002-2004 and because DH2 already did over 400m Yuan 5 years ago. It is obvious that FB is not making 1 billion Yuan now. Maybe 500-600m is the target now.

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I wonder today Thursday if Warner Brothers is going to give out the first day box office estimate numbers report for Fantastic Beasts worldwide since it opened yesterday in a few Countries like France and South Korea for example.

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2 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

Indonesia scored a similar phenomenon with $480K on 690 screens for a Top 5 market share of over 75%. This is the best opening for a Wizarding World movie save for Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2.

 

At least Asia will do its share, partly offsetting the downward trends in Europe.

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In the sum a few details, partly we knew, but a bit to read for the interested in the articles

 

FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM is off to a $6.9M start from 5,070 screens overseas

Lumos! FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM debuted with $6.9M in 9 int'l markets on Wednesday--FRA ($1.8M) KOR ($1.7M)

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
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