Top 10 grossing films per country (Excluding US/Canada)

[enzo1988]

 What happened with this page?

 

http://boxofficechampions.wordpress.com/

 

This was the best source of information of historical data box office in USA.

[enzo1988]

3 years ago I Could copy informations of these page like these: 

 

Gonw With The Wind Releases

 

YEAR	FILM RELEASE	PEAK	WKS	TICKETS	ANNUAL
1939	First Run	1	11	61.521.739	1
1941	Re-Issue	1	5	23.000.000	2
1942	Re-Issue	4		5.629.630	51
1947	Re-Issue	5		20.080.000	20
1954	Re-Issue	2		23.426.667	10
1961	Re-Issue	1	2	19.420.290	8
1967	Re-Issue	1	10	48.701.667	2
1974	Re-Issue	3		7.785.027	34
1989	Re-Issue			605.369	137
1998	Re-Issue			1.439.256	143
	Total:			211.609.645

 

 

And others informations like the admissions of all releases of disney Clasis to Snow white to Alice in wonderland. Or the real admissions of the first release of Star Wars in 1977 (87.890.000 admissions). 

 

Has anyone else been able to collect information from this page before its disappearance?

Edited January 3, 2017 by enzo1988

[James]

Romania updated:

 

[aabattery]

Couldn't find NZ in the thread so here is our top 10 in USD (as of current data on BOM).

 

NEW ZEALAND AND FIJI

TOP 10 FILMS ALL TIME

Spoiler

Rank	Movie Title	Opening	% of	Total Gross
			Total
1	Avatar (2009)	$1,169,159	9.30%	$12,587,471
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)	$3,034,900	30.80%	$9,859,928
3	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)	$1,723,862	18.70%	$9,208,549
4	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	$2,401,845	27.10%	$8,879,189
5	Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016)	$873,613	10.10%	$8,688,718
6	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013)	$1,853,001	23.00%	$8,052,804
7	The Avengers (2012)	$1,677,054	23.50%	$7,140,832
8	Shrek 2 (2004)	$1,769,731	26.00%	$6,811,784
9	Boy (2010)	$427,495	6.33%	$6,750,042
10	Skyfall (2012)	$1,539,952	24.30%	$6,374,782

 

Edited January 23, 2017 by AABATTERY
The numbers I was playing with were from all time opening weekend chat on BOM so Boy wasn't on it. Fixed it now.

[Zamor]

ITALY

 

1. € 65.697.238 / 7.493.785 adm - AVATAR (USA 2009) 

2. € 65.341.588 / 9.354.698 adm - QUO VADO? (ITA 2016) 

3. € 51.984.550 / 8.005.352 adm - SOLE A CATINELLE (ITA 2013)

4. € 50.217.865 / 8.758.160 adm - TITANIC 2D+3D (USA 1997)

5. € 47.514.035 / 9.702.524 adm - LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (ITA 1997)

6. € 43.475.840 / 6.831.460 adm - CHE BELLA GIORNATA (ITA 2011)

7. € 30.397.548 / 3.511.206 adm - ALICE IN WONDERLAND (USA 2010)

8. € 29.841.490 / 4.903.480 adm - BENVENUTI AL SUD (ITA 2010)

9. € 29.705.584 / 4.055.708 adm - ICE AGE 3 (USA 2009)

10. € 28.690.407 / 4.656.509 adm - DA VINCI CODE (USA 2006)

[setna]

On 3/4/2017 at 11:30 PM, Zamor said:

ITALY

 

1. € 65.697.238 / 7.493.785 adm - AVATAR (USA 2009) 

2. € 65.341.588 / 9.354.698 adm - QUO VADO? (ITA 2016) 

3. € 51.984.550 / 8.005.352 adm - SOLE A CATINELLE (ITA 2013)

4. € 50.217.865 / 8.758.160 adm - TITANIC 2D+3D (USA 1997)

5. € 47.514.035 / 9.702.524 adm - LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (ITA 1997)

6. € 43.475.840 / 6.831.460 adm - CHE BELLA GIORNATA (ITA 2011)

7. € 30.397.548 / 3.511.206 adm - ALICE IN WONDERLAND (USA 2010)

8. € 29.841.490 / 4.903.480 adm - BENVENUTI AL SUD (ITA 2010)

9. € 29.705.584 / 4.055.708 adm - ICE AGE 3 (USA 2009)

10. € 28.690.407 / 4.656.509 adm - DA VINCI CODE (USA 2006)

 

What is the source for this data?

Insidekino gives different numbers

 

http://insidekino.de/BO/I2017.htm

[Zamor]

Italian Wikipedia.

 

I really don't know if insidekino is more accurate.

[Tower]

3 hours ago, Zamor said:

Italian Wikipedia.

 

I really don't know if insidekino is more accurate.

 

Wikipedia itself is not a source, it collects information from other sources. I checked the Italian wikipedia page, and it gets its numbers from Cinetel. I have heard about Cinetel as a good source in the past, but can't say if it is any better than insidekino.

[Purple Minion]

*wrong thread*

Edited April 25, 2017 by Purple Minion

[newbie BO buff]

INDONESIA

 

Top 10 Import Movie (to the best of my knowledge)

1. The Fate of The Furious (2017) - $18,955,084 and counting
2. Furious 7 (2015) - $16,768,758
3. Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) - $15,504,514
4. Iron Man 3 (2013) - $15,308,150
5. Captain America: Civil War (2016) - $15,000,000
6. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) - $14,000,000
7. The Conjuring 2 (2016) - $12,500,000
8. Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) - $12,402,729
9. Marvel's The Avengers (2012) - $11,949,911
10. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) - $10,100,000

 

[bladels]

Vietnam:

In local currency 

1. Kong

2. F8

3. Jailbait (local movie)

4. F7

5. A:AOU

 

In USD

1. Kong

2. F7

3. F8

4. Jailbait

5. A:AOU

Edited May 21, 2017 by bladels

[Tower]

7 minutes ago, bladels said:

Vietnam:

1. Kong

2. F8

3. Jailbait (local movie)

4. F7

5. A: AOU

Do you know how much money (or admissions) that is for each film?

[bladels]

23 minutes ago, Tower said:

Do you know how much money (or admissions) that is for each film?

It's very hard to find final numbers because tracking essentially stops after 3 weeks of release. Especially when F7, F8 and Jailbait all do special ticket price (50 000 dong ~ 2.2USD) after week 3.

1. Kong $7.5~8M                                   ~2.2-2.3M adm

2. F7 $7,225,225 - 146B dong             ~2.2M adm

3. F8 ~$7M - 160B dong                       ~2M adm

4. Jailbait ~6.9M - 158B dong               ~2M adm

5. A: AOU $5,259,089 ~ 110B dong     ~1.4M adm

Edited May 21, 2017 by bladels

[Premium George]

Higest grossing hollywood movies in india-

 

Jungle book is 17th highest grossing movie in india. Local films dominate in india. TJB is around $35m.

Edited June 21, 2017 by damnitgeorge08

[setna]

12 hours ago, damnitgeorge08 said:

Higest grossing hollywood movies in india-

 

Jungle book is 17th highest grossing movie in india. Local films dominate in india. TJB is around $35m.

 

Thanks for posting!

i was long time searching for this data!

[titanic2187]

Based on my tracking for malaysia:

just the timeline of highest grossing film

1993-1996: Jurassic Park

1996-1997: Independence Day

1997-2007: Titanic(1st movie to break RM10m)

May 2007-Spiderman 3

July 2007: Transformers 1

July 2009: Transformers 2(1st movie to break RM20m)

Nov 2009: 2012

March 2010: Avatar(Only 13 3D screens across the country, no IMAX available at the time)

July 2011: Transformers 3(1st to break RM30m)

May 2012: The Avengers 

May 2013: Iron man 3(1st to break RM40m)

August 2014: Transformers 4

Apr 2015 to date: Furious 7(Approaching RM60m but failed to reach that milestone, about $16mUSD)

 

Malaysia is a small market, but hollywood production is a universal alike here, we were born to watch hollywood movies.....hope one day hollywood studio could realise our existence and have a premiere here! 

 

Edited July 10, 2017 by titanic2187

[setna]

19 hours ago, titanic2187 said:

Based on my tracking for malaysia:

just the timeline of highest grossing film

1993-1996: Jurassic Park

1996-1997: Independence Day

1997-2007: Titanic(1st movie to break RM10m)

May 2007-Spiderman 3

July 2007: Transformers 1

July 2009: Transformers 2(1st movie to break RM20m)

Nov 2009: 2012

March 2010: Avatar(Only 13 3D screens across the country, no IMAX available at the time)

July 2011: Transformers 3(1st to break RM30m)

May 2012: The Avengers 

May 2013: Iron man 3(1st to break RM40m)

August 2014: Transformers 4

Apr 2015 to date: Furious 7(Approaching RM60m but failed to reach that milestone, about $16mUSD)

 

Malaysia is a small market, but hollywood production is a universal alike here, we were born to watch hollywood movies.....hope one day hollywood studio could realise our existence and have a premiere here! 

 

 

Is not available the number of tickets sold?

would be interesting to see the real performance of movies.

i wish you a premiere soon!!

[aabattery]

On 23/01/2017 at 9:34 PM, aabattery said:

Couldn't find NZ in the thread so here is our top 10 in USD (as of current data on BOM).

 

NEW ZEALAND AND FIJI

TOP 10 FILMS ALL TIME

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Rank	Movie Title	Opening	% of	Total Gross
			Total
1	Avatar (2009)	$1,169,159	9.30%	$12,587,471
2	Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)	$3,034,900	30.80%	$9,859,928
3	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)	$1,723,862	18.70%	$9,208,549
4	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	$2,401,845	27.10%	$8,879,189
5	Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016)	$873,613	10.10%	$8,688,718
6	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013)	$1,853,001	23.00%	$8,052,804
7	The Avengers (2012)	$1,677,054	23.50%	$7,140,832
8	Shrek 2 (2004)	$1,769,731	26.00%	$6,811,784
9	Boy (2010)	$427,495	6.33%	$6,750,042
10	Skyfall (2012)	$1,539,952	24.30%	$6,374,782

 

 

I went back and had another go at this, to try get it in local currency (which paints a bit of a better picture in my opinion). BOM made it a total pain in the ass because they don't give the yearly charts in local currency, just USD. So I went and got the top 100 from each year and then did some fancy math stuff so that I had the approximate totals in NZD. It won't be totally perfect since the exchange rate fluctuates over the year, but it *shoud* be fairly accurate. Another hiccup is the fact that BOM doesn't go back past 2002. So it is missing some stuff (notably the first Lord of the Rings) but for the most part the New Zealand market has really expanded over that time, so I don't think that there would thaaaat many things missing from this list*. The full spreadsheet actually has about 1500 films on it, but I'll just put the top 100 here.

 

_{*This is straight out of my ass so it may not be accurate and the list might be missing hundreds of things for all I know. But hey, I tried.}

 

So, lo and behold:

 

NEW ZEALAND AND FIJI

TOP 100 FILMS OF THE PAST 15 YEARS

Spoiler

 

Edited July 11, 2017 by aabattery

[aabattery]

6 minutes ago, aabattery said:

 

I went back and had another go at this, to try get it in local currency (which paints a bit of a better picture in my opinion). BOM made it a total pain in the ass because they don't give the yearly charts in local currency, just USD. So I went and got the top 100 from each year and then did some fancy math stuff so that I had the approximate totals in NZD. It won't be totally perfect since the exchange rate fluctuates over the year, but it *shoud* be fairly accurate. Another hiccup is the fact that BOM doesn't go back past 2002. So it is missing some stuff (notably the first Lord of the Rings) but for the most part the New Zealand market has really expanded over that time, so I don't think that there would thaaaat many things missing from this list*. The full spreadsheet actually has about 1500 films on it, but I'll just put the top 100 here.

 

_{*This is straight out of my ass so it may not be accurate and the list might be missing hundreds of things for all I know. But hey, I tried.}

 

So, lo and behold:

 

NEW ZEALAND AND FIJI

TOP 100 FILMS OF THE PAST 15 YEARS

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This also had the convenient effect of putting Hunt for the Wilderpeople over the first Hobbit. A fact that pleases me greatly.

[titanic2187]

5 hours ago, setna said:

 

Is not available the number of tickets sold?

would be interesting to see the real performance of movies.

i wish you a premiere soon!!

No, malaysia cinema don't track number of tickets, they even think that revealing box office number is commercially harmful......they only release weekend rank in local newspaer or website or certain press release or report article will being released if major milestone is achieved, like when FF7 became the highest grossing film of all time.

 

I just heard the news,  the stars of ‘Baby Driver’ are coming to Malaysia!! both Ansel Elgort and Lily James! they come for promoting baby driver! Thank for wish！