Chile Box Office

[PKMLover]

Presale EG = CM x11.8

[Sunny Max]

8 hours ago, salvador-232 said:

Yes. 

 

 

Here's the list of all the pre-sales I've tracked (I always stop 2 days before release), 17% of the market

1. Avengers: Endgame: 46.843 (Estimated) 
2. Captain Marvel: 3964 
3. Toy Story 4: 1579 (5 days to go)
4. Detective Pikachu: 851
5. Shazam: 621
6. X-Men Dark Phoenix : 439
7. Alita Battle Angel: 225 
8. Aladdin: 209 

Don't think TS4 is going to catch Captain Marvel, but it will get close. 

hmmm ...  AEG has no comparison ... loll ...  😮 

[salvador-232]

Top 5, Weekend June 13-16th 

1. Aladdin
2. Men in Black: International
3. X-Men: Dark Phoenix
4. Detective Pikachu
5. Mi Amigo Alexis 

Aladdin scores 4th consecutive weekend at the top, tying How to Train Your Dragon 3 which also managed the same over summer. MIB likely had an unimpressive debut but is not a bomb. Detective Pikachu still holding near the top, together with Mi Amigo Alexis (theater chains tend to be very nice to Chilean movies that don't bomb in term of screens)   

[Sunny Max]

So Overall good weekend for all ... hmm   

[salvador-232]

Toy Story 4 presales, 3 days before release, 17% of the market

 

48 showings for OD | 12.168 seats available | 2689 tickets sold  

TS4 continues to sell very well, is heading to mid 3k final presales. At this rate, it needs to be almost as pre-sale heavy as Captain Marvel to miss 2m USD opening (equivalent to 158m opening domestic) 

Edited June 18, 2019 by salvador-232

[Sunny Max]

Just now, salvador-232 said:

Toy Story 4 presales, 3 days before release, 17% of the market

 

48 showings for OD | 12.168 seats available | 2689 tickets sold  

TS4 continues to sell very well, is heading to mid 3k final presales. At this rate, it needs to be almost as pre-sale heavy as Captain Marvel to miss 2m USD opening. 

Do you think TS4 can catch CM in presales ...??  i dont see 

[salvador-232]

Toy Story 4 was released today with the widest release ever, even wider than Endgame with 1.261 showings for the weekend. 

 

Its final presales were: 

 

48 showings for OD | 12.168 seats available | 4030 tickets sold  

Its essentially the same as CM, the difference comes down to the time I checked them (It was earlier for CM), very very impressive. OD is looking very good also. 

 

 

[PanaMovie]

Pixar showing how is boss in Latin America 😎 

 

I love when quality thriumps over bad movies. 

[salvador-232]

Somo actuals from last weekend June (13-16th) 

Spoiler

 

 

 

 

 

 

Spoiler

Aladdin:

1

4

$438,895

-33.5%

-

-

-

$3,094,570

4

 

Men in Black International.

2

4

$293,287

-

150

-

$1,955

$295,887

1

 

Dark Phoenix 

3

4

$160,000

-66.2%

-

-

-

$727,000

2

 

John Wick 3

4

4

$67,008

-31.7%

40

+40

$1,675

$1,244,643

5

 

Endgame: 

Chile

5

4

$50,537

-47.3%

-

-

-

$18,466,241

8

 

On to this weekend, per Deadline, Toy Story 4 scored the best-animated debut ever. The record had been broken earlier this year by Dragon Ball Super Broly with 360k admissions over the weekend. Let's hope that the press reports the actual number. 

 

Going forward, TS4 has the next weekend essentially free, but then faces Spiderman AND The Secret Life of Pets 2 on July 4th, and then The Lion King on July 18th. Winter's Holidays this year are concentrated around TLK opening so the boost will be smaller than other years for the Pixar film. Still, it basically assured a place on the top 10 list and Coco may be in danger for the animated crown (But let's wait next weekends drops first!) 

Edited June 23, 2019 by salvador-232

[salvador-232]

Anabelle 3 Presales, 4 days before release, 17% of the market.

 

40 showings for OD | 9393 seats available | 304 tickets sold

 

Honestly not a bad number at all. The chain has done 0 promotion but still tracks ahead of several presales. 

 

Spiderman Far From Home 11 days before release, 17% of the market

 

77 showings for OD | 19.298 seats available | 665 tickets sold

 

Very good PS, very slightly behind CM at a comparable day, but CM had 2 extra weeks of presales.

[danhtruong5]

It seems that EG will be "re-release" in Latin America??

[salvador-232]

Top Weekend June 20-23th 

1. Toy Story 4
2. Aladdin 
3. Men In Black International
4. Dark Phoenix
5. John Wick 3 

Toy Story 4 had a mindblowing number of 580.000 admissions. That's just INSANE. Thirds best OW of all time (behind IW and EG), the best-animated opening of all time, doubled the previous Pixar record... I honestly need several posts to show just how insane this is. 

 

TOP ANIMATED OW

1. Toy Story 4: 580.000
2. Dragon Ball Super Broly: 360.000
3. Minions: 331.903
4. Ice Age 4: 291.982
5. Incredibles 2: 271.858

TOP OW of All Time

1. Endgame: 935.000
2. Infinity War: 597.598
3. Toy Story 4: 580.000
4. Fast and Furious 7: 419.450
5. Fast and Furious 8: 384.292

 

Edited June 27, 2019 by salvador-232
It was even higher than expected (Previous number 558.000)

[salvador-232]

 

PIXAR OPENINGS SINCE 2010.___________Final Admission | Multiplier

1. Toy Story 4 (2019): 560.000 _____________  
2. Incredibles 2 (2018): 271.858____________1.832.467 | 6,74x*
3. Toy Story 3 (2010): 216.934_____________ 1.417.316 | 6,53x*
4. Monsters University (2013): 204.822___ 1.368.981 | 6,68x*
5. Cars 3 (2017): 199.246___________________ 690.803   | 3,47x**
6. Finding Dory (2015): 162.065___________ 1.510.182 | 9,31x*
7. Cars 2 (2011): 153.703___________________ 795.441   | 5,17x**
8. Inside Out (2015): 148.818______________ 1.578.130 | 10,6x*
9. Brave (2012): 123.155____________________ 687.394  | 5,58x**
10. Coco (2017): 106.516_____________________ 2.241.155 | 21,04x 
11. The Good Dinosaur (2015): 102.626_____ 716.587  | 6,98x

*Received Winter's Holiday Boost later on its run

**Opened in the middle or at the beggining of Winter's Holidays. 

 

Toy Story 4 obliterated the previous Pixar OW record, more than doubling Incredibles 2. It will also have the benefit of Winter's Holidays starting on its 4th-5th weekend, which is not that favorable compared with previous movies but the numbers are so huge that it will still be very significant. 

 

Coco is more than toast as the biggest animated movie of all time. Not only that, Endgame is in serious trouble too. Basically, almost every multiplier gives a total over 3,5m admissions, more than enough to defeat Endgame (I don't have actual admissions number now but it isn't getting above 3,2-3,3m even with the re-release). It could be more frontloaded but Minions, for example, had a 6,3 multiplier even after opening at the beginning of Winter's Holidays. Regardless, I don't see it missing 3m admissions, an unthinkable number for any movie just last year.

 

Fun Fact: When the 2m barrier was broken for the first time in 2012 by Ice Age 4, there was also another movie that passed it fairly quickly, Stefan vs Kramer. History repeats itself it seems. 

Edited July 5, 2019 by salvador-232

[Sunny Max]

9 minutes ago, salvador-232 said:

Top Weekend June 20-23th 

1. Toy Story 4
2. Aladdin 
3. Men In Black International
4. Dark Phoenix
5. John Wick 3 

Toy Story 4 had a mindblowing number of 558.000 admissions. That's just INSANE. Thirds best OW of all time (behind IW and EG), the best-animated opening of all time, doubled the previous Pixar record... I honestly need several posts to show just how insane this is. 

 

TOP ANIMATED OW

1. Toy Story 4: 558.000
2. Dragon Ball Super Broly: 360.000
3. Minions: 331.903
4. Ice Age 4: 291.982
5. Incredibles 2: 271.858

TOP OW of All Time

1. Endgame: 935.000
2. Infinity War: 597.598
3. Toy Story 4: 558.000
4. Fast and Furious 7: 419.450
5. Fast and Furious 8: 384.292

 

Admissions are close to AIW ...  😮 😮  insane OW of TS4 ..

[salvador-232]

Anabelle 3 Presales, 2 days before release (taken yesterday), 17% of the market.

 

40 showings for OD | 9393 seats available | 808 tickets sold

 

Fairly good final presales for Anabelle 3, especially considering that the chain I track did 0 promotion whatsoever (not even a banner in their website!). This year is looking really really strong with many hits. I expect this year to be the first since 2016 to experiment a significant growth from the previous year. 

[salvador-232]

Some news courtesy of local press:

 

Endgame is at 3.060.000 admissions, and the re-release (that will also include a promotional poster like in the US) is scheduled to August 8th. Taking that into account, Endgame is doing at best 3,1m admissions.

 

Also, Toy Story 4 came in even higher than previously reported. The weekend was 580.000 admissions which is just mental... I think Endgame is toast, TS4 needs to have unprecedented frontloadeness to not claim the crown. 3,1m admissions require a 5,34 multiplier, the only pixar movies with lower multipliers are those of the Cars franchise and clearly, the reception is waaaaay better. 

 

I will edit the previous post. 

[Sunny Max]

17 minutes ago, salvador-232 said:

Some news courtesy of local press:

 

Endgame is at 3.060.000 admissions, and the re-release (that will also include a promotional poster like in the US) is scheduled to August 8th. Taking that into account, Endgame is doing at best 3,1m admissions.

 

Also, Toy Story 4 came in even higher than previously reported. The weekend was 580.000 admissions which is just mental... I think Endgame is toast, TS4 needs to have unprecedented frontloadeness to not claim the crown. 3,1m admissions require a 5,34 multiplier, the only pixar movies with lower multipliers are those of the Cars franchise and clearly, the reception is waaaaay better. 

 

I will edit the previous post. 

Hmmm .. what do you think ...???  Can TS4 beat 3.1 M admissions mark...  

[salvador-232]

6 minutes ago, Sunny Max said:

Hmmm .. what do you think ...???  Can TS4 beat 3.1 M admissions mark...  

Yes, very probable (tough not locked) 

[Sunny Max]

1 minute ago, salvador-232 said:

Yes, very probable (tough not locked) 

Yeah ... will see what happens in coming week ...    

 

 

[salvador-232]

Admissions during the first half reached 15.228.918, up 7,1% from 2018 and 5,8% over previous record 2016. I expect the significant growth to hold for the rest of the year since the second half of last year was rather weak. 

 

Avengers total until now is 3.053.000,  while Toy Story 4 scored 710.000 admissions on its first weekend, beating the weekly record set by Minions (which had the advantage of Winter's holidays weekdays). Another interesting bit is that Aladdin didn't beat Dragon Ball Super in admissions. 

 

Coupled with the strong slate of movies this year, admissions are helped by the re-inauguration of the biggest multiplex of the country, Cinepolis la Reina (which was being remodeled for most of last year) and the seemingly never-ending growth in the number of screens, which last year was 10%, with more inaugurations following over summer this year and a new chain entering the market, Cinemás Movix, which plan to add 63 more screens until 2023 and opened its first multiplex of 8 screens just last weekend (at the end of last year, there were 472 screens in all the country) 

 

Edited June 28, 2019 by salvador-232