July 1-4 Weekend Estimates | Dory 50.2m, Tarzan 45.6m, Purge 34.8m, BFG 22.2m, IDR 20.2m

[fmpro]

3 minutes ago, Nova said:

It's $175M now. How is it adding another $200M to its box office. Regardless let's say it does. $375/2 is $187M so they'll have made $22M if we go off of the idea that the studio gets half the box office back. However $275M of that is coming from overseas territories and so Fox won't be getting a clear cut half from it. They're barely going to break even, if they even break even and that's not including the amount of money they included in marketing. I don't think it's "fine." It's not a fantastic four disaster but it's not good either. 

 

Its going to be way over 200 mill after this weekend and still have a few openings OS 

[Ethan Hunt]

13 hours ago, CJohn said:

I feel like Ethan is about to show up to tell us how much he disliked 10 Cloverfield Lane... and we will proceed to tell him to shut the fuck up and stop being so Ethan and turn into a man. 

Nah its actually real good (for 90 minutes at least)

[DAJK]

BOM has something like 18M for OS from LOT. Was that just Friday, or the entire weekend?

[Fullbuster]

I posted this on the Brazil thread, I decided to share it here because I'm sure people could be interested

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GLOBAL BOX OFFICE : TOP 12 INTERNATIONAL MARKETS

2014 vs 2015

 

2014

 

1. China : $4.8B

2. Japan : $2.0B

3. France : $1.8B

4. UK : $1.7B

5. India : 1.7B

6. South Korea  : $1.6B

7. Germany : $1.3B

8. Russia : $1.2B

9. Australia : $1.0B

10. Mexico : 0.9B

11. Brazil : $0.8B

12. Italy : $0.8B

 

2015

 

1. China : $6.8B

2. United Kingdom  : $1.9B

3. Japan : $1.8B

4. India : $1.6B

5. South Korea : 1.5B

6. France   : $1.4B

7. Germany : $1.3B

8. Australia : $0.9B

9. Mexico : $0.9B

10. Russia : 0.8B

11. Italy : $0.8B

12. Brazil : $0.7B

 

So, what do we learn? (+other datas below) :

 

-China's well ahead and widens the gap with the rest of the pack, adding the equivalent of Japan in one year!

 

-Russia really suffered, losing a third of its value in just one year, the exchange rates and an economic crisis have hit this market hard! From a pretty big market able to compete with Germany and France it went back to being a modest market...

 

-Other victims of exchange rates and economic crisis : Brazil, that underwent a slight decline and going back behind Italy. It resisted thanks to an impressive growth in local currency : +17%

 

-Unlike Russia and Brazil, Mexico didn't decrease : it stagnated, a strong growth in local currency offset the ER.

 

-Overall stagnation of the main European players these last few years : it's likely to stay that way given they're aging, have a slow GDP growth and a very slow population growth.

 

-Venezuela was 16th in 2014 and disappeared from the top 20 in 2015. The collapse of its local currency is the explanation and given the horrible economic crisis there it won't be back anytime soon, a shame.

 

-Indonesia is the emerging player to watch, passing from 20th to 16th in one year. It's likely to be the new big player of the 2020s with India.

[CJohn]

Just now, DAJK said:

BOM has something like 18M for OS from LOT. Was that just Friday, or the entire weekend?

Friday.

[Nova]

What terrible holds for the releases from last weekend. If it weren't a holiday weekend they'd all be looking at 65-70% drops. 

[Arlborn]

People seem to be forgetting these day that theatrical grosses isn't the only thing studios rely on to make a movie profitable. There are even people calling X-Men Apoc a flop in its thread, a movie that's going to make close to 550m WW on a 178m budget, would you believe that? I guess people just love the terms "bomb" and "flop".

[fmpro]

5 minutes ago, CJohn said:

Friday.

 

Sure?

[CJohn]

2 minutes ago, fmpro said:

 

Sure?

Not really  

[sfran43]

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE made an estimated $13.8M overseas weekend, for a $30.3M overseas / $125.9M global total. #CentralIntelligence

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) July 3, 2016

[Blaze Heatnix]

The name is Jones, Duncan Jones!

 

The new 007!

[narniadis]

CI isn't going to be big OS but I was thinking at least 60m - maybe it can leg it to that point.

[fmpro]

Just now, CJohn said:

Not really  

 

Just now, CJohn said:

Not really  

 

Its for the weekend. But only SK and Russia open plus some few small ones. Its okay

[PDC1987]

24 minutes ago, CJohn said:

375M WW on a 165M budget. FOX is gonna be fine.

Not nearly enough and you know it. 2.0 to 2.5 the budget stopped being the rule years ago when studios started spending over $100 million on marketing and distribution.

[CJohn]

1 minute ago, PDC1987 said:

Not nearly enough and you know it. 2.0 to 2.5 the budget stopped being the rule years ago when studios started spending over $100 million on marketing and distribution.

It is enough. Movies also have TV, homevideo, VOD, etc. IDR will give a small profit in the end. 

[The Futurist]

Just now, CJohn said:

It is enough. Movies also have TV, homevideo, VOD, etc. IDR will give a small profit in the end. 

 

Steelbook buyers.

 

 

[Jonwo]

1 minute ago, narniadis said:

CI isn't going to be big OS but I was thinking at least 60m - maybe it can leg it to that point.

 

Comedy is a tougher sell OS, I'm sure Universal will be pleased how it's fared in the UK and Australia as they're the core English language market. Even at $60m total OS, Universal probably will still make a profit, just not as big as WB/NL

[sfran43]

FRI-SUN #BoxOffice: #FindingDory $41.9M/$372.3M, #LegendOfTarzan $38.1M, #PurgeElectionYear $30.9M, #TheBFG $19.6M, IDR $16.5M/$72.7M.

— Gitesh Pandya (@GiteshPandya) July 3, 2016

[TalismanRing]

The whole w/e. Biggest territories it opened in - SK, Russia, HK, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Poland

THE LEGEND OF TARZAN made an estimated $18.8M overseas this weekend, for a $18.8M overseas / $56.93M global total. #TheLegendOfTarzan

— BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) July 3, 2016

 

 

Edited July 3, 2016 by TalismanRing

[sfran43]

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	1	Finding Dory	BV	$41,900,542	-42.6%	4,305	-	$9,733	$372,250,144	-	3
2	N	The Legend of Tarzan	WB	$38,135,000	-	3,561	-	$10,709	$38,135,000	$180	1
3	N	The Purge: Election Year	Uni.	$30,870,000	-	2,796	-	$11,041	$30,870,000	$10	1
4	N	The BFG	BV	$19,584,969	-	3,357	-	$5,834	$19,584,969	$140	1
5	2	Independence Day: Resurgence	Fox	$16,500,000	-59.8%	4,091	-39	$4,033	$72,657,073	$165	2
6	3	Central Intelligence	WB (NL)	$12,330,000	-32.4%	3,166	-342	$3,895	$91,767,074	$50	3
7	4	The Shallows	Sony	$9,000,000	-46.4%	2,962	-	$3,038	$35,251,647	$17	2
8	6	Free State of Jones	STX	$4,134,000	-45.4%	2,781	-34	$1,487	$15,199,711	$50	2
9	5	The Conjuring 2	WB (NL)	$3,850,000	-50.0%	2,008	-1,025	$1,917	$95,283,538	$40	4
10	7	Now You See Me 2	LG/S	$2,950,000	-47.3%	1,788	-957	$1,650	$58,689,445	-	4
11	27	Swiss Army Man	A24	$1,447,536	+1,272.7%	636	+633	$2,276	$1,601,824	-	2
12	N	Our Kind of Traitor	RAtt.	$1,001,354	-	373	-	$2,685	$1,001,354	-	1
13	8	X-Men: Apocalypse	Fox	$940,000	-62.2%	630	-1,049	$1,492	$153,537,455	$178	6
14	11	Me Before You	WB (NL)	$810,000	-58.2%	523	-1,015	$1,549	$53,696,795	$20	5
15	13	Captain America: Civil War	BV	$771,835	-43.6%	367	-386	$2,103	$405,420,223	$250	9
16	9	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows	Par.	$765,000	-69.0%	719	-1,228	$1,064	$79,512,502	$135	5
17	14	The Jungle Book (2016)	BV	$689,990	-45.1%	294	-184	$2,347	$359,524,588	$175	12
18	10	Warcraft	Uni.	$491,000	-78.2%	411	-1,541	$1,195	$45,779,925	$160	4
19	16	Love & Friendship	RAtt.	$410,830	-12.3%	185	-96	$2,221	$12,556,154	-	8
20	12	Alice Through the Looking Glass	BV	$382,843	-79.3%	192	-303	$1,994	$75,663,172	$170	6
21	18	The Lobster (US Release)	A24	$344,280	-14.7%	151	-59	$2,280	$7,587,418	-	8
22	17	The Angry Birds Movie	Sony	$330,000	-27.5%	278	-165	$1,187	$105,697,614	$73	7
23	20	Maggie's Plan	SPC	$241,549	-11.8%	158	-45	$1,529	$2,631,855	-	7
24	21	Zootopia	BV	$184,809	-32.0%	191	-42	$968	$340,736,628	-	18
25	33	Hunt for the Wilderpeople	Orch.	$142,474	+81.6%	23	+18	$6,195	$255,127	-	2
26	15	The Neon Demon	BG	$134,558	-77.2%	185	-598	$727	$1,096,251	-	2
27	22	Genius	RAtt.	$106,825	-50.1%	98	-54	$1,090	$1,029,873	-	4
28	29	The Music of Strangers	Orch.	$104,740	+8.9%	61	+18	$1,717	$342,798	-	4
29	30	Dark Horse (2016)	SPC	$85,560	-3.4%	67	-7	$1,277	$631,211	-	9
30	N	The Innocents	MBox	$31,500	-	3	-	$10,500	$31,500	-	1
31	47	Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words	SPC	$31,490	+88.6%	10	+8	$3,149	$60,362	-	2
32	N	Life, Animated	Orch.	$26,547	-	3	-	$8,849	$26,547	-	1
33	50	The Witness	FR	$14,000	-8.2%	7	-8	$2,000	$103,181	-	5
TOTAL ( MOVIES):				n/a	-	0	-	n/a