THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS | 507.1 M overseas | 875.5 M worldwide

[Omni]

It wasn't obvious, as the Drek franchise didn't raise any bar for the DW films.

[MrFanaticGuy34]

On 9 september 2016 at 10:32 PM, cannastop said:

Yeah, but Minions obviously raised the bar.

 

I agree.

 

Not to mention that Minions did beat Inside Out in Japan.

[kayumanggi]

407.1 M overseas | 767.7 M worldwide

[kayumanggi]

On 9/7/2016 at 9:18 PM, Quigley said:

The absolute ceiling for this film is about $910M: $380M NA and $530M OS. So I don't think it's a threat to Disney owning the top 5 films of 2016. The only possible threats are Inferno and Fantastic Beasts. There is a chance that SLOP beats FD in OS but I still find that probability to be <50%.

 

INFERNO won't be a threat.

[MrFanaticGuy34]

1 hour ago, kayumanggi said:

 

INFERNO won't be a threat.

 

I agree. Inferno targets a different audience and won't cut Pets's legs off at all.

[kayumanggi]

1 hour ago, MrFanaticGuy34 said:

 

I agree. Inferno targets a different audience and won't cut Pets's legs off at all.

 

He didn't mention anything about cutting it's legs though. He was talking about Disney having the top 5 films worldwide.

[MinaTakla]

Pets is now the highest grossing original non Disney animated film of all time overseas with 427m OS, beating previous record holder KFP1 with 410m OS.

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$361,837,775	45.9%
+ Foreign:	$427,200,000	54.1%
= Worldwide:	$789,037,775

[MinaTakla]

Led by a chart-topping $5.8m in Australia, The Secret Life Of Pets hopped to a further estimated $15.1m from its 56 territories for $427.2m to date.

Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures’ animation also opened in Malaysia with $626k, while it retained the top spot for the third straight week in Brazil with $2.2m for a local tally of $13.8m.

It has four more territories to release, starting with New Zealand next weekend.

SCREEN

[MinaTakla]

THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS
Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures’ family phemon is having another great weekend, scratching in about $15.1M in 56 territories for an international total of$427.2M. Combined with the estimated U.S. total of $361.8M, the worldwide gross is now a whopping$789M.

This weekend, Pets enjoyed a No. 1 in Australia with a take of around $5.8M (including last week’s previews) to take a 30% market share. The film opened bigger than comps like Inside Out, Zootopia and Despicable Me 2 to name a few, and is well placed for the upcoming staggered school holidays that run through early October.

Elsewhere in Malaysia, Pets bit off a No. 2 opening with $62K, opening to similar numbers as Inside Out and even bigger than Despicable Me. Once again, the animated fave is set to take advantage of the country’s holidays this week.

In Japan, it still is holding well in its fifth weekend out, with a strong No. 2 presence. The weekend took in $982K for a country cume of $38.1M. Brazil is still No. 1 for the third week in a row, tucking in another $2.2M with a very strong 30% market share. The 18-day total is $13.8M. And finally, Singapore is still holding strong at No. 1 for the second week in a row for a purse of around $490K; it has 30% market share for a big 11-day total of $2.1M.

The film still has four markets in its release schedule, up first with New Zealand on Sept. 15, Poland on Sept. 23, South Africa the following weekend and Italy on Oct. 6.

[MinaTakla]

New chart! Now at 790m WW. (cc: @Jason)

 

 

View: BY COUNTRY | BY WEEKEND
 

Country (click to view weekend breakdown) Dist. Release Date Opening Wknd % of Total Total Gross / As Of FOREIGN TOTAL - 6/23/16 $14,197,447 3.3% $428,044,674 9/11/16 Argentina UPI 7/21/16 $3,837,781 29.1% $13,171,485 9/11/16 Australia UPI 9/8/16 $5,600,798 100.5% $5,571,813 9/11/16 Austria UPI 7/29/16 $750,000 16% $4,680,011 9/11/16 Belgium UPI 8/3/16 $1,235,212 33.6% $3,678,778 9/11/16 Bolivia UPI 8/4/16 $159,000 22.7% $700,000 9/11/16 Brazil UPI 8/25/16 $4,381,203 31.7% $13,810,323 9/11/16 Bulgaria UPI 8/5/16 $190,065 21.8% $871,505 9/11/16 Chile UPI 7/21/16 $1,720,309 30.1% $5,706,000 9/11/16 China UPI 8/2/16 $15,718,490 26.9% $58,384,304 9/11/16 Colombia UPI 7/21/16 $1,533,428 34.8% $4,404,000 9/11/16 Croatia UPI 8/18/16 $104,030 34.5% $301,117 9/11/16 Czech Republic CinemArt 8/11/16 $654,297 32.8% $1,991,989 9/11/16 Denmark UPI 8/4/16 $1,205,257 40.6% $2,967,590 9/11/16 Ecuador UPI 7/22/16 $434,007 23.7% $1,833,000 9/11/16 Egypt UPI 8/10/16 $44,965 22.8% $197,254 9/11/16 Estonia UPI 8/19/16 $188,818 33.7% $559,576 9/4/16 Finland UPI 8/5/16 $647,315 22.8% $2,837,083 9/11/16 France UPI 7/27/16 $5,854,000 25.8% $22,698,677 9/11/16 Germany UPI 7/28/16 $7,110,257 23.5% $30,284,236 9/11/16 Greece UPI 8/18/16 $287,739 26.8% $1,072,440 9/11/16 Hong Kong UPI 6/30/16 $1,868,237 44.8% $4,172,045 9/11/16 Hungary UIP 8/4/16 $774,778 27.9% $2,779,070 9/11/16 Iceland Myndform 8/5/16 $36,667 14.6% $251,369 9/11/16 India UPI 7/8/16 $493,244 54.4% $907,000 8/7/16 Indonesia UPI 8/24/16 $1,076,212 56.1% $1,919,000 9/11/16 Israel UPI 6/30/16 $581,319 11.2% $5,170,685 9/11/16 Japan UPI 8/11/16 $9,632,000 25.2% $38,285,233 9/11/16 Latvia UPI 8/19/16 $223,864 43.8% $510,773 9/11/16 Lebanon UPI 8/18/16 $82,061 28.8% $285,000 9/11/16 Lithuania UPI 8/5/16 $99,732 19.7% $505,272 9/11/16 Malaysia UPI 9/8/16 $646,000 100% $646,000 9/11/16 Mexico UPI 7/29/16 $7,594,000 34.5% $22,029,049 9/11/16 Netherlands UPI 8/4/16 $932,416 12.4% $7,506,501 9/11/16 New Zealand UPI 9/15/16 - - $247,960 9/11/16 Norway UPI 6/24/16 $778,447 24% $3,247,403 9/11/16 Pakistan UPI 7/8/16 - - $76,366 8/21/16 Panama UPI 7/28/16 - - $4,440,000 9/11/16 Peru UPI 8/4/16 $1,514,505 33.2% $4,561,789 9/11/16 Philippines UPI 8/24/16 $1,017,000 56.7% $1,794,000 9/11/16 Portugal UPI 8/18/16 $964,937 33.2% $2,909,529 9/11/16 Romania UPI 8/5/16 $226,573 24% $944,331 9/11/16 Russia - CIS UPI 8/18/16 $16,300,650 51.1% $31,871,000 9/11/16 Serbia & Montenegro UPI 8/11/16 $127,354 40.3% $316,002 9/11/16 Singapore UPI 9/1/16 $1,304,079 60.4% $2,158,000 9/11/16 Slovakia UPI 8/11/16 $333,196 39.7% $839,515 9/11/16 Slovenia UPI 8/11/16 $60,098 14.9% $402,065 9/11/16 South Korea UPI 8/3/16 $4,652,347 26.8% $17,369,697 9/11/16 Spain UPI 8/5/16 $4,529,920 20.6% $22,013,110 9/11/16 Sweden UPI 8/5/16 $1,226,378 30.9% $3,969,660 9/11/16 Switzerland UPI 7/27/16 $909,000 23.5% $3,868,171 8/28/16 Taiwan UPI 7/1/16 $2,006,110 38% $5,273,538 9/4/16 Thailand UPI 7/28/16 $158,813 11.9% $1,337,913 9/11/16 Turkey Pinemart 8/5/16 $289,989 18.1% $1,600,768 9/11/16 Ukraine UPI 8/4/16 $818,335 30% $2,727,311 9/11/16 United Arab Emirates UPI 8/18/16 $594,024 37.5% $1,582,000 9/11/16 United Kingdom UPI 6/24/16 $13,419,000 28.7% $46,736,332 9/11/16 Uruguay UPI 7/28/16 $130,511 26.7% $488,000 9/11/16 Venezuela UPI 8/5/16 $148,000 18.7% $793,000 9/11/16 Vietnam UPI 7/1/16 $806,141 30.1% $2,681,110 9/11/16

Edited September 15, 2016 by MinaTakla

[Rthmessiah]

Thru Sun should be around 440m

[MinaTakla]

800 million WW! 

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$363,350,370	45.1%
+ Foreign:	$441,600,000	54.9%
= Worldwide:	$804,950,370

[MinaTakla]

‘Secret Life Of Pets’ Rolls Over $800M Global To Push Illumination Past $4B In Worldwide Box Office

 

Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures’ The Secret Life Of Pets got a nice little scratch behind the ears as it crossed $800M at the worldwide box office this weekend. Through today, the film has grossed $363.4M domestically and $441.6M offshore where it has opened No. 1 in 42 markets to date. The global cume is now an estimated $805M and Pets is the No. 6 movie at the worldwide box office in 2016.

This weekend’s kitty has the knock-on effect of taking Illumination’s global box office across the $4B mark, factoring in all releases since 2010, beginning with Despicable Me. The other titles are: Hop, Dr Seuss’ The Lorax, Despicable Me 2, Minions andPets.

That current worldwide total of $4.027B should go up a fair few octaves when Illumination’s Sing releases in December. The movie delighted in its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival last week after footage was teased at several industry gatherings over the past year. An original “let’s put on a show” show as Illumination founder and CEO Chris Meledandri has referred to it, Sing lifts the curtain internationally on December 8 and bows domestically on December 21.

Turning back to Pets, the movie has set several records including the best domestic opening for an original film, animated or otherwise, in July. Overseas, it was the biggest opening for an original animated film in 17 territories, and the No 1 animated film of 2016 to date in 13. In Spain, Pets is the highest grossing film of 2016 so far. In Russia it is the third highest-grossing film of ever (behind Avatar and Zootopia).

The Pets also fall in line at No. 3 behind Gru and crew in terms of Illumination’s titles overseas. Minions is No 1 with $830.6M and Despicable Me 2 is No 2 $607.6M.

Meledandri was recently at the Venice Film Festival for Pets Italian premiere. It bow-wows there on October 6.

[MinaTakla]

THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS

Illumination Universal

Audiences continue to be barking mad forPets with the Illumination/Universal animation crossing $800M worldwide this frame after adding $9.6M in 60 territories. The offshore total is $441.6M through Sunday for a global cume of $805M. The only opening this session was New Zealandwhere the No. 1 bow was worth $777K, ahead of both Inside Out and Zootopia.Australia held well in the sophomore session which was dominated by Universal’sBridget Jones’s Baby. The cume there is $8.5M. Staggered school holidays begin this week in 50% of the country. Pets maintained No. 1 in Brazil for the 4th frame in a row and a $15.8M total. Still to come are Poland, South Africa and Italy.

DHD

[MinaTakla]

YAHOO:

It’s no secret that animated movies tend to bring in big business at the box office nowadays, as Illumination and Universal’s ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ has proven.Released in early July, ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ has now taken over $800 million worldwide, currently sitting on just shy of $805 million, according to Box Office Mojo. And frankly it’s no surprise to see it do so well, with it being released during summer’s peak period when all the kids are off and, well, because you only need to look at the few dozen animated movies that’ve came beforehand from studios such as Disney, Pixar, and DreamWorks to see there’s huge demand for adventures of the colourful, CGI kind. While this year’s ‘Finding Dory’ and ‘Zootropolis’ have both amassed in excess of $900 million each, their budgets perhaps reflect that in so much as they cost around $150-200 to produce.

Looking at ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ and its fairly modest budget (in comparison) of $75 million, it perhaps makes its feat a tad more impressive. More impressive due to the fact it’s not affiliated with Disney or Pixar, which, aside from last year’s disappointing return for ‘The Good Dinosaur’, pretty much sell themselves.

https://uk.movies.yahoo.com/the-secret-life-of-pets-passes-800-million-mark-213337236.html

Edited September 19, 2016 by MinaTakla

[MinaTakla]

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$363,388,255	45.0%
+ Foreign:	$443,746,890	55.0%
= Worldwide:	$807,135,145

[MinaTakla]

I think Pets has a shot at surpassing Inside Out's WW gross.

Italy and Poland are still on deck. And current markets still have some money in the tank.

Edited September 20, 2016 by MinaTakla

[Arlo245]

What a spectacular performance! 

 

[Rthmessiah]

On 9/20/2016 at 4:23 PM, MinaTakla said:

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$363,388,255	45.0%
+ Foreign:	$443,746,890	55.0%
= Worldwide:	$807,135,145

Intl should be over 460m by Sunday

[Jason]

On 9/20/2016 at 2:24 AM, MinaTakla said:

I think Pets has a shot at surpassing Inside Out's WW gross.

Italy and Poland are still on deck. And current markets still have some money in the tank.

 

Agree. I think there's another ~$15M to go in markets that opened up before Brazil, another ~$15M from Brazil, New Zealand, and Australia combined (mostly Australia), which would bring us up to ~$474M. Domestic should be around $366M. That adds up to ~$840M, ~$18M required from Italy/Poland to pass Inside Out.