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Universal’s tuner sequel trouped to another $21.5M in the frame, taking the offshore total to $177M and global to $280.8M. There were six new openings this session inlcuidng Korea, Singapore and Peru.

 

At 750 locations, Korea had a solid debut in 3rd place behind local juggernaut Along With The Gods 2 and another local title. With $6.6M, the launch is tracking above comps — opening day was 272% bigger than the original film and generated strong word of mouth.

 

The UK was the top holdover at -22% and lifting the cume to a great $62.5M after four weekends to track 41% bigger than the first movie at the same stage.

 

Elsewhere, Germany was down 8% ($14.1M cume), Australia dipped 34% ($14M cume), the Netherlands shot up 18% ($5.7M cume)

 

Germany and Australia are just slightly trailing the first movie while France is down 32% at $4.4M so far. Brazil (+174%), Norway (+101%) and the Netherlands (+70%) are well above.

 

Still to come are Russia, Hong Kong, Mexico, Japan and Italy.

 

Source: Deadline

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Mexico opened to $1M at 511 locations for No. 3 and tracking ahead of the previous film. Russia debuted to $866K at 1,137 to land No. 2 behind The Meg. Central America and Colombia both bowed ahead of MM1.

 

Korea’s been singing along with $12.3M to date in a locally-crowded market with the film now 18% ahead of the original at the same point in release. The UK is, however, the dancing queen with $70.9M so far and holding at -38%. Cher and the gang are now starring in the No. 2 movie of 2018 in the market and Universal’s 3rd biggest grosser of all time locally behind the first Mamma Mia! and Jurassic World.

 

Next weekend adds Venezuela and Japan. Italy tunes in September 6.

 

Source: Deadline

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MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN
Crossing $250M internationally this past week, Universal’s sequel has now grossed $257.3M overseas and $376.4M worldwide. This weekend, in 53 offshore markets, the extended family put another $5.9M in the songbook. Italy was a new opener this session with $1.6M on 490 screens for No. 1. The UK continues to impress with $82.2M to date, now at No. 4 in the market after dropping just 21%. In total, 35 markets have surpassed the original.

 

Source: Deadline 

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