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

[MinaTakla]

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$364,929,500	43.7%
+ Foreign:	$469,870,373	56.3%
= Worldwide:	$834,799,873

[PanaMovie]

Thinking 505M+ OS

366.5M+ DOM

 

871M WW

[MinaTakla]

As the PETS run comes to its final stage, here are some notable runs for this film which is now the highest ever non Disney/Pixar original animated film of all time: 

** Thanks to all users I tagged for their input on the mentioned markets**

 

Best OS run goes to....Russia with a tremendous run that is now third all time after just Avatar and Zootopia. (cc: @Onri)

Runner-up: Spain with a huge total that is already in the top 10 animated of all time (cc: @peludo) - AND China - with 58,5m, this is now the second highest non Disney original film ever in the market with only 15m Yen behind the #1 place holder THE CROODS (if we exclude Angry Birds because it's based on a property).

Most satisfying OS run that met or exceeded expectations goes to... Japan with 41m USD (cc: @Corpse) and still counting AND the UK with the highest opening for a non Pixar original and over 35 UK pounds total. (cc: @Heretic)

Most shocking OS run goes to.....Mexico with almost 11 M viewers, beating both Finding Dory, Inside Out and Ice Age 5. (cc: @Purple Minion). This has to be one of the highest attendance figures for Pets in terms of audience figures in a single market outside of China. 

Best legs in an OS market goes to....Israel (cc: @Tower). Incredible holds and almost a 10x multiplier.

Most roller-coaster run: France. It started with what analysts considered 'OK' but has been able to top the box office there in its 4th and 6th weekends there - a very rare feat that does not happen quite often. It also beat Dory and IA5 in that market.

Most surprising run for me: South Korea where it is one of the very few markets where it beat Minions with 17m and almost beat Dory too. @yjs

Most disappointing run: Thailand. Only 1.3m is a very low number there. 

Markets killed by competition: Hong Kong which could have done a lot more than 4m.

Other Great runs: Germany, Brazil and Australia. 

@Jason@MrFanaticGuy34

 

 

Edited October 4, 2016 by MinaTakla

[Tower]

2 hours ago, MinaTakla said:

As the PETS run comes to its final stage, here are some notable runs for this film which is now the highest ever non Disney/Pixar original animated film of all time: 

 

Best legs in an OS market goes to....Israel (cc: @Tower). Incredible holds and almost a 10x multiplier.

 

While it may look amazing, The multiplier is actually not better than other markets once you take the inherent market conditions into account. Animations opening at the start of July always have huge legs, sometimes even better than what SLOP did. Amongst those films SLOP's legs were good but not great, Madagascar 3, Toy Story 3 and Inside Out all went over an 11x multiplier. What was more impressive about about SLOP was that it had a huge OW and then followed it up with good legs anyway allowing for such a blockbuster total.

[yjs]

12 hours ago, MinaTakla said:

Most surprising run for me: South Korea where it is one of the very few markets where it beat Minions with 17m and almost beat Dory too. @yjs

 

haha and I do deserve a shoutout since I did contribute to its box office success here  was a cute film that was loved by the GA. Illumination is finding its foot here and replacing Dreamworks in Korea. 

[kayumanggi]

469.9 M overseas | 834.9 M worldwide

[MinaTakla]

New chart!

 

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% $469,870,373 10/2/16 Argentina UPI 7/21/16 $3,837,781 28.4% $13,492,511 10/2/16 Australia UPI 9/8/16 $5,600,798 30% $18,698,008 10/2/16 Austria UPI 7/29/16 $750,000 15.1% $4,973,316 10/2/16 Belgium UPI 8/3/16 $1,235,212 29.9% $4,132,352 10/2/16 Bolivia UPI 8/4/16 $159,000 19.5% $816,000 10/2/16 Brazil UPI 8/25/16 $4,381,203 24.6% $17,841,858 10/2/16 Bulgaria Forum Films 8/5/16 $190,065 20.5% $926,508 10/2/16 Chile UPI 7/21/16 $1,720,309 28.9% $5,948,569 10/2/16 China UPI 8/2/16 $15,718,490 27% $58,307,653 10/2/16 Colombia UPI 7/21/16 $1,533,428 33.1% $4,629,447 10/2/16 Croatia UPI 8/18/16 $104,030 27.6% $377,315 10/2/16 Czech Republic CinemArt 8/11/16 $654,297 27.8% $2,354,334 10/2/16 Denmark UPI 8/4/16 $1,205,257 35.9% $3,356,116 10/2/16 Ecuador UPI 7/22/16 $434,007 23.5% $1,847,000 10/2/16 Egypt UPI 8/10/16 $44,965 21.9% $205,000 9/18/16 Estonia UPI 8/19/16 $188,818 30% $629,453 10/2/16 Finland UPI 8/5/16 $647,315 20.5% $3,162,306 10/2/16 France UPI 7/27/16 $5,854,000 22.3% $26,275,841 10/2/16 Germany UPI 7/28/16 $7,110,257 21.8% $32,607,000 10/2/16 Greece UPI 8/18/16 $287,739 22.5% $1,278,780 10/2/16 Hong Kong UPI 6/30/16 $1,868,237 44.7% $4,175,722 9/25/16 Hungary UIP 8/4/16 $774,778 26.2% $2,953,457 10/2/16 Iceland UPI 8/5/16 $36,667 12.9% $284,745 10/2/16 India UPI 7/8/16 $493,244 53.8% $916,558 9/18/16 Indonesia UPI 8/24/16 $1,076,212 55.7% $1,932,000 10/2/16 Israel UPI 6/30/16 $581,319 11% $5,282,000 10/2/16 Japan UPI 8/11/16 $9,632,000 23.3% $41,419,000 10/2/16 Latvia UPI 8/19/16 $223,864 39.1% $572,253 10/2/16 Lebanon UPI 8/18/16 $82,061 24.5% $335,113 10/2/16 Lithuania UPI 8/5/16 $99,732 18.7% $533,756 10/2/16 Malaysia UPI 9/8/16 $646,000 42.9% $1,507,000 10/2/16 Mexico UPI 7/29/16 $7,594,000 33.6% $22,590,000 9/25/16 Netherlands UPI 8/4/16 $932,416 11.5% $8,115,662 10/2/16 New Zealand UPI 9/15/16 $765,551 35.1% $2,182,586 10/2/16 Norway UPI 6/24/16 $778,447 22.7% $3,432,327 10/2/16 Pakistan UPI 7/8/16 - - $76,366 8/21/16 Panama UPI 7/28/16 - - $4,723,119 10/2/16 Paraguay UPI 7/21/16 - - $263,444 9/25/16 Peru UPI 8/4/16 $1,514,505 32.2% $4,697,732 10/2/16 Philippines UPI 8/24/16 $1,017,000 56.4% $1,804,100 9/18/16 Poland UPI 9/23/16 $1,684,059 47.2% $3,569,185 10/2/16 Portugal UPI 8/18/16 $964,937 29.8% $3,237,519 10/2/16 Romania Ro Image 2000 8/5/16 $226,573 22% $1,029,116 10/2/16 Russia - CIS UPI 8/18/16 $16,300,650 48.1% $33,871,000 10/2/16 Serbia & Montenegro UPI 8/11/16 $127,354 35.7% $356,588 9/25/16 Singapore UPI 9/1/16 $1,304,079 50.1% $2,603,267 10/2/16 Slovakia CinemArt 8/11/16 $333,196 35.5% $939,516 10/2/16 Slovenia UPI 8/11/16 $60,098 12.9% $465,684 10/2/16 South Africa UPI 9/30/16 $474,624 102.4% $463,547 10/2/16 South Korea UPI 8/3/16 $4,652,347 26.6% $17,494,325 9/25/16 Spain UPI 8/5/16 $4,529,920 19.4% $23,310,000 10/2/16 Sweden UPI 8/5/16 $1,226,378 27.9% $4,391,358 10/2/16 Switzerland UPI 7/27/16 $909,000 19.5% $4,657,649 9/25/16 Taiwan UPI 7/1/16 $2,006,110 38% $5,276,000 9/25/16 Thailand UPI 7/28/16 $158,813 11.9% $1,337,913 9/11/16 Turkey UIP 8/5/16 $289,989 17.7% $1,634,020 10/2/16 Ukraine UPI 8/4/16 $818,335 28.9% $2,828,174 10/2/16 United Arab Emirates UPI 8/18/16 $594,024 32.2% $1,845,304 10/2/16 United Kingdom UPI 6/24/16 $13,419,000 28.5% $47,038,000 10/2/16 Uruguay UPI 7/28/16 $130,511 24.3% $537,435 10/2/16 Venezuela UPI 8/5/16 $148,000 15.8% $937,495 10/2/16 Vietnam UPI 7/1/16 $806,141 30% $2,684,000 9/18/16

[efialtes76]

Opened in Italy with €303K.

[Purple Minion]

This ended up becoming a little pot of gold for Universal and Illumination, uh? Never expected it to reach the $750M WW threshold, not to mention a potential $850M!

[MinaTakla]

23 minutes ago, Purple Minion said:

This ended up becoming a little pot of gold for Universal and Illumination, uh? Never expected it to reach the $750M WW threshold, not to mention a potential $850M!

Indeed. But to be fair, several users here already said this will cross 750-850m WW early this year and I was among those who thought this was very wishful thinking.

But turns out they were right!

[Planodisney]

So can Pets get passed BvS to join Dory and Zootopia in the top 5 WW for 2016?  That would be 3 animated films in the top 5!!!!?

[zackzack]

8 hours ago, Purple Minion said:

This ended up becoming a little pot of gold for Universal and Illumination, uh? Never expected it to reach the $750M WW threshold, not to mention a potential $850M!

 

Yea I thought this one could do a nice $500M WW. Trailers sold the movie.

[Rthmessiah]

On 10/7/2016 at 9:24 PM, Purple Minion said:

This ended up becoming a little pot of gold for Universal and Illumination, uh? Never expected it to reach the $750M WW threshold, not to mention a potential $850M!

it should be close to  850 by Sunday intl should be well over 480

[Planodisney]

So can Pets get passed BvS to join Dory and Zootopia in the top 5 WW for 2016?  That would be 3 animated films in the top 5!!!!?

 

 

[cannastop]

2 hours ago, Planodisney said:

So can Pets get passed BvS to join Dory and Zootopia in the top 5 WW for 2016?  That would be 3 animated films in the top 5!!!!?

 

 

Rogue One is going to cross both of them, so it won't be in the top 5 at the end.

[CoolK]

SLOP - Italy - 1st saturday -  € 1.598.841 (FD - € 1.690.821, IO -  €1.900.000)

Edited October 9, 2016 by CoolK

[Omni]

Should finish 1 million higher than Dory

[Planodisney]

I'm asking if it has a chance to pass BvS and get in the current top 5.  3 animated films in the yearly top 5 as of Nov. 1 would be pretty amazing.  Does it have a shot to do that?

[Purple Minion]

Screendaily - The Secret Life Of Pets hopped to an additional $9.1m from its 50 territories for $482.8m. Illumination Entertainment’s hit animation opened in its final market of Italy with a chart-topping $5m from 525 sites.

 

Domestic:	$365,372,935	43.1%
+ Foreign:	$482,800,000	56.9%
= Worldwide:	$848,172,935

[MinaTakla]

Can this pass IO WW next week?

 

THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS

Universal Pictures

Illumination and Universal’s animated dog tale added $9.1M in 50 territories this weekend and raised the international total to $482.8M. Worldwide, it’s at $848.2M. The final market to open was Italy this frame where it debuted at No. 1 with $5M at 525 dates and 43% market share. The film had a high-profile boost at the Venice Film Festival in early September where it screened in its Italian premiere. South Africa is holding No. 1 in week 2, besting the starts of Miss Peregrine and The Girl On The Train with a $1.2M 10-day gross.