American Made - International 80m - World Wide 132m

[Barnack]

6 hours ago, John Rambo said:

Since studios tend to get around 50-55% of the gross which is not the same in many countries except Japan where the share is above 55%.

I'm a bit curious of your source for that Japan retention rate.

 

That was Sony expected retention rate by market in 2015:

 

For James Bond (Spectre):

Japan	49%
South Korea	47%
Germany	45%
Austria	45%
Australia	44%
UK	44%
Switzerland	44%
Belgium	43%
Spain	43%
Russia	42%
Brazil	41%
Italy	41%
Netherlands	41%
France	39%
Mexico	38%
China	25%

 

For is total annual slate it is a bit lower, but not that much, it looked like this:

Japan	47%
South Korea	47%
Germany	44%
Spain	44%
Belgium	43%
Switzerland	42%
Russia	42%
Austria	42%
Italy	41%
Australia	41%
Brazil	40%
Average	43%
Netherlands	40%
UK	40%
France	39%
Mexico	37%
China	25%

 

 

Japan really similar to South Korea, some better deal can exist for some bigger movies (I think Force Awaken was getting 47% in Germany for example), but above 55% sound like something a bit from the past.

[John Rambo]

I remember seeing in this forum somewhere regarding the share in Japan is 55%. Over the years like u said it has changed gradually. 

 

Anyways thanks for the info or else i would have been in the 55% illusion  

 

In India too the retention rate varies as we have % system for multiplexes and Single Screens have a different system.

Gross tends to be higher in plexes and share is less whereas in Single screens its the other way. 

 

[el sid]

BOM Update:

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$17,016,000	20.8%
+ Foreign:	$64,700,000	79.2%
= Worldwide:	$81,716,000

[a2k]

12 minutes ago, el sid said:

BOM Update:

 

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic:	$17,016,000	20.8%
+ Foreign:	$64,700,000	79.2%
= Worldwide:	$81,716,000

last weekend it was 58.6 wasn't it? so added 6.1m over the whole week?...sounds a bit low. Maybe this is the OS till Thursday and the weekend's not updated.

[Alli]

11 minutes ago, a2knet said:

last weekend it was 58.6 wasn't it? so added 6.1m over the whole week?...sounds a bit low. Maybe this is the OS till Thursday and the weekend's not updated.

It's the whole week. It opened pretty much everywhere.  it only has china as a major market. when does it open there btw?

 

oh japan too

Edited October 1, 2017 by Alli

[a2k]

14 minutes ago, Alli said:

It's the whole week. It opened pretty much everywhere.  it only has china as a major market. when does it open there btw?

 

oh japan too

 

I don't know when it releases in China.

 

Looks like low 70ms OS without China and Japan.

30-40m from those 2 markets combined will take it to 100-110m OS.

 

[a2k]

1 hour ago, Alli said:

It's the whole week. It opened pretty much everywhere.  it only has china as a major market. when does it open there btw?

 

oh japan too

from mojo's weekend write-up

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The film has yet to debut in Russia and Ukraine where it will open on October 12 followed by an October 21 release in Japan and a November 2 opening in Argentina.

Depending on China could do 115m-125m OS in the end. Add to that 50-55m Dom and 165-180m on a 50-60m prod budget looks very good.

[Alli]

24 minutes ago, a2knet said:

from mojo's weekend write-up

Depending on China could do 115m-125m OS in the end. Add to that 50-55m Dom and 165-180m on a 50-60m prod budget looks very good.

a release in china is not a sure thing, apparently.

 

On 9/16/2017 at 5:45 AM, jiangsen said:

No release date. Don't be surprised if this doesn't end up in China given its subject. 

[a2k]

6 minutes ago, Alli said:

a release in china is not a sure thing, apparently.

 

 

 

Yes. Without China it seems low 70s in current markets and around 15m in Russia, Ukraine and Japan combined for 85-90m OS at most. If it does release in China can't see less than 25-30m there for an OS of 85-90 + 25-30 = 110-120m.

Edited October 1, 2017 by a2knet

[HesAPooka]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/shanghai-chinese-theater-giant-dadi-takes-stake-tom-cruises-american-made-1015503

 

 

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Shanghai: Chinese Theater Giant Dadi Takes Stake in Tom Cruise's 'American Made'

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Dadi will serve as a marketing and promotional partner for American Made in China.

 

Edited October 1, 2017 by HesAPooka

[a2k]

....aaaaaaand 100m+ OS is locked.

[John Rambo]

AM held very well in Netherlands this weekend 175k (-0.5%) (4th) 1.9M total 200k more to beat the Mummys gross of 2.1M.

AM has beaten JR2 gross in Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Sweden some more....

 

Edited October 3, 2017 by John Rambo

[Moviedweeb]

When does it release in China?

[John Rambo]

No release date for China. Looks like many movies are lined up till december so the quota for this year is over. A movie like Manchester by sea had a theatrical release in China.

 

Not sure though if this is the case.

[John Rambo]

AM stays flat in France with less than 1 % drop. One more weekend like this and it will cross JR2 fig.

[HesAPooka]

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Universal and Cross Creek’s American Made grossed $3.2m from 50 territories for a total of $71.9m, and $112.1m worldwide. The film debuted in Russia at number two behind a local film and has grossed $1.4m. It is the third-biggest opening day for an original Tom Cruise film, behind Edge Of Tomorrow and Oblivion in this market. Ukraine generated $398,000. There are two territories to open: Japan on  October 21 and Argentina on November 2.

 

[John Rambo]

10 hours ago, HesAPooka said:

 

Third biggest OD with 1.4M weekend??? for cruise

[John Rambo]

10 hours ago, HesAPooka said:

 

Third biggest OD with 1.4M weekend??? for cruise

[John Rambo]

112m till date and Russia and Ukraine generated 1.8m. This weekend Barry Seal lands in his Home Ground....Japan. 

Cant expect more from Argentina may be a total close to 1m best scenario? Wonder why release in Argentina is sooo late

[HesAPooka]

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American Made added $2.7m from 41 territories for $75.8m, and $121.3m worldwide. Cross Creek’s Tom Cruise vehicle opened in Japan, which was hit by a typhoon on the weekend of a snap election, in second place on $1.3m

Also, movie pulled from 10% of theaters in Russia due to dispute with UPI and the theater company.