Weekend Estimates (Page 13): Jungle Book 42.4M | Keanu and Huntsman 9.4M | Mother's Day 8.3M | Barbershop 6.1M | Ratchet 4.8M | CIVIL WAR OS OW 200.2M!!!! (Page 14)

[CoolioD1]

they have a pretty big internet fanbase, which ofc never really translates to anything. even their show, every yt video has millions of hits but for the show itself the ratings were never especially good even for comedy central standards.

[baumer]

So Key and Peele are billed as the most successful sketch artists of all time and they had one TV show?

 

Yep, no wonder I've never heard of them.

[SWXII]

17 minutes ago, John Doe said:

Stop yelling! 

 

I release you to change your user name.

[kayumanggi]

Well, it did break records in my country. CA: TWS finished with 7.05 M here.

 

Among the most significant contributors were Korea with $28.9 million, Mexico with $20.6 million, the United Kingdom with $20.5 million, Brazil with $12.3 million, and Australia with $10.9 million. The Brazil and Mexico openings set a new industry high, as did the film’s $7.5 million kick-off in the Philippines.

http://variety.com/2016/film/box-office/box-office-captain-america-civil-war-1201764170/

[a2k]

Took some time to grasp CW's OS OW. Did not register it at first. Holy Shit.

[Daxtreme]

Hard to tell exactly where it will finish at this point, but it's clear that it's behaving like an Avengers movie now. No one can deny that.

[AniNate]

6 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

 

 

Yeah, didn't laugh once

[CoolioD1]

tbf they're sort of at the same level amy schumer was at before trainwreck. she only had a comedy central sketch show before that too i think. one that was even less popular than k&p but she did have those apatow powers behind her.

[mrqe93]

Has there ever been an occasion where one studio had three $300mil films in the top ten during the same weekend? If not, Disney could achieve that with Civil War, JB and Zootopia. Zootopia will have to cling onto top 10 for 3 more weeks or so... 

Edited May 1, 2016 by mrqe93

[cookie]

9 minutes ago, tribefan695 said:

 

Exchange rate to kronor is pretty favorable right now

 

Just a few years ago it was the opposite. A lot of people here in Sweden (including me and my family) vacationed in the U.S around 2009/2010 because of how low the U.S dollar was.

[kayumanggi]

1 minute ago, Daxtreme said:

Hard to tell exactly where it will finish at this point, but it's clear that it's behaving like an Avengers movie now. No one can deny that.

 

It has always been expected to behave like an AVENGERS movie.

[kayumanggi]

I really hope it topples IRON MAN III here.

[department store basement]

4 minutes ago, Baumer said:

So Key and Peele are billed as the most successful sketch artists of all time and they had one TV show?

 

Yep, no wonder I've never heard of them.

 

Most successful sketch artists of all time?

 

Guess nobody's heard of Monty Python or Carol Burnett then.

[Ent]

17 minutes ago, VGPOP said:

The movie is performing exactly as it supposed to be. Amazing numbers, but not out of this world explosion numbers.

People are treating this like Avengers "2.5" or "part 3". It is supposed to go down, as this number suggests, at least on the estimates.

 

I just checked BOM. Avengers opened at 185.1 million overseas, Ultron at 201.2 million. So this one has a chance to increase on the actuals. But the thing is comparing all three, we need to know the exact markets to make a fare comparison.

 

By this, this one is heading to $160-$190 million in the US.

 

But it is performing like an Avengers "2.5" or "part 3" movie abroad more than a Cap sequel.

 

AOU sans China decreased from TA mainly because the exchange rates in a lot of market decreased tremendously since 2012.

 

This one is more or less on par with AOU and with a potential great chinese release could match AOU admissions abroad taking into account the lower exchange rates.

 

Of course even if it was another titular Avengers movie, it wouldn't be able to increase that much a year post another Avengers movie.

 

The foreign market is still expanding but not that rapidely and not enough to compensate the dropping in exchange rates.

Edited May 1, 2016 by Ent

[Daxtreme]

2 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

 

It has always been expected to behave like an AVENGERS movie.

 

Hehe, that would be quite long to do, but I could find hundreds of quotes all around these forums that this is, in fact, definitely not true.

[VGPOP]

7 minutes ago, Baumer said:

This was Ultron's first weekend internationally

 

Belgium	22 April 2015
Switzerland	22 April 2015	(French speaking region)
Switzerland	22 April 2015	(Italian speaking region)
Finland	22 April 2015
France	22 April 2015
Indonesia	22 April 2015
Italy	22 April 2015
Netherlands	22 April 2015
Norway	22 April 2015
Philippines	22 April 2015
Sweden	22 April 2015
Taiwan	22 April 2015
Albania	23 April 2015
Argentina	23 April 2015
Austria	23 April 2015
Australia	23 April 2015
Azerbaijan	23 April 2015
Brazil	23 April 2015
Belarus	23 April 2015
Switzerland	23 April 2015	(German speaking region)
Germany	23 April 2015
Denmark	23 April 2015
UK	23 April 2015
Georgia	23 April 2015
Hong Kong	23 April 2015
Ireland	23 April 2015
Israel	23 April 2015
Iceland	23 April 2015
South Korea	23 April 2015
Kazakhstan	23 April 2015
New Zealand	23 April 2015
Romania	23 April 2015
Russia	23 April 2015
Singapore	23 April 2015
Ukraine	23 April 2015
Bulgaria	24 April 2015
India	24 April 2015
Vietnam	24 April 2015
South Africa	24 April 2015

 

I went to BOM and copied all dates in an EXCEL spreadsheet, remove all dates that were not 4/22, 4/23, and 4/24 and I counted

 

32 regions - $176,559,950

 

Perhaps I am mistaken, but this is what I got.

[kayumanggi]

'Captain America: Civil War' Breaks Out in Overseas Debut #CaptainAmerica #CivilWar https://t.co/iGDfoCFxK1

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) May 1, 2016

[DAR]

K&P do seem to be showing up separately in a lot of supporting roles in various tv shows.

Edited May 1, 2016 by DAR

[kayumanggi]

ASIA-PACIFIC

 

South Korea

the film’s top overseas market

#3 industry opening weekend of all time with $28.9 million

 

Australia

$10.9 million debut

the third biggest opening weekend for a Disney release

 

Taiwan

brought in $8.1 million

 

Philippines

recorded its biggest opening weekend of all time with $7.5 million

 

Japan

the only overseas market where Civil War didn’t claim the top spot

was nevertheless able to finish its opening frame there with a $7.1 million haul

 

Hong Kong

$6.8M

 

Thailand

$6M

 

Malaysia

$5.1M

[filmlover]

1 minute ago, DAR said:

K&P do seem to be showing up separately in a lot of supporting roles in various tv shows.

Key has been showing up in supporting roles in a ton of movies the past few years.