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[a2k]

Using 19% drop for JTNL for 7.5m Mon, there's a very good chance at Mon-Thu being 30m+ for 132.5m cume.

 

+10% 3rd weekend for 29m will give it 161.5m by 29th Dec.

 

26m following Mon-Thu (30th Dec-2nd Jan : -15% from previous Monday, 0% Tue, +40% Wed, -50% Thu)

 

17.5m 4th weekend (-40%) takes it to 205m dom.

 

205 + 17.5*3.0 = 257.5

205 + 17.5*3.5 = 266.25

 

Edit: JUM2017 added 4.27x it's post New Years weekend to the cume (added 158.9m after 37.2m Jan 5-7 weekend). That was it's 3rd weekend as opposed to JTNL's 4th as it released a week closer to the holidays. It also added 4.28x it's 4th weekend but that was inflated due to MLK holiday.

Edited December 23, 2019 by a2k

[JohnnyGossamer]

5 minutes ago, Thelasttroll said:

Harry Potter only had one billion dollar film

Before certain OS markets expanded and exploded. Not only do they all inflate to well over 1B. If the markets were what they are now, they'd likely not have a single film under 1.25B+... And, that's being conservative.

[Jabba'sMoofmilker]

everyone talking about Potter but no one going to mention how huge LOTR was during 2001-2003

Wasnt Return of the King the biggest film of the 2000's until Avatar.

[The Futurist]

Potter in Europe was gigantic just as big if not bigger than Star Wars in the US.

[peludo]

6 minutes ago, Thelasttroll said:

Harry Potter only had one billion dollar film

Try adjusting by inflation. You will see that the 8 HP films adjust to over 1 billion without China.

[PKMLover]

6 minutes ago, a2k said:

Using 19% drop for JTNL for 7.5m Mon, there's a very good chance at Mon-Thu being 30m+ for 132.5m cume.

 

+10% 3rd weekend for 29m will give it 161.5m by 29th Dec.

 

26m following Mon-Thu (30th Dec-2nd Jan : -15% from previous Monday, 0% Tue, +40% Wed, -50% Thu)

 

17.5m 4th weekend (-40%) takes it to 205m dom.

 

205 + 17.5*3 = 257.5

205 + 17.5*4 = 275.0

What is your projection for F2?

[MrFanaticGuy34]

10 minutes ago, Thelasttroll said:

Harry Potter only had one billion dollar film

True. DH2 is that only one. Coincidentally, SS is still (even to this day) the closest to billion (though being under it) with $978M WW.

[a2k]

11 minutes ago, Thelasttroll said:

Harry Potter only had one billion dollar film

apt userame 

[peludo]

2 minutes ago, Jabba'sMoofmilker said:

everyone talking about Potter but no one going to mention how huge LOTR was during 2001-2003

Wasnt Return of the King the biggest film of the 2000's until Avatar.

In terms of admissions HP1 beat to all of them. Behind HP1, the 3 LOTR films (I have doubts about which one sold more admissions WW, FOTR or ROTK). And then, the other HP films.

[peludo]

Btw, according the-numbers.com, Parasite is, by far, the new WW champion:

All Time Worldwide

 

And New Zealand is the new biggest market:

Single Market

 

Edited December 23, 2019 by peludo

[Cooper Legion]

16 minutes ago, Thelasttroll said:

Harry Potter only had one billion dollar film

8/8 films doing easily over a billion in current market.

[TalismanRing]

8 minutes ago, JohnnyGossamer said:

Before certain OS markets expanded and exploded. Not only do they all inflate to well over 1B. If the markets were what they are now, they'd likely not have a single film under 1.25B+... And, that's being conservative.

Now adjust for the markets where the currency has crashed, where the exchange rates have decidedly dropped, and where the markets have shrunk.

[Nova]

Imagine using MCU, Batman, Starwars and James Bond as examples to try and claim Harry Potter isn’t huge. It’s almost as if there can be more than one huge property at a time. 
 

You don’t have to like HP. But to act like it isn’t huge is being in denial or being a straight up hater...a term I dislike to use but when the stats and numbers are all there to prove an IP is huge and you’re still claiming it isn’t, I don’t know what else to refer to you as. 

[Nova]

There’s no need to adjust for any markets one way or the other to know that Harry Potter is a huge brand and its movies were huge. 

[MOVIEGUY]

5 minutes ago, peludo said:

Btw, according the-numbers.com, Parasite is, by far, the new WW champion:

All Time Worldwide

 

And New Zealand is the new biggest market:

Single Market

 

Well deserved, great movie. FINALLY THE MASSES APPRECIATE ART- oh 

[Jabba'sMoofmilker]

talking about adjusted for Inflation

1. A New Hope - $3,210,147,748

2. The Force Awakens - $2,177,622,188

3. The Empire Strikes Back - $1,671,305,462

4. The Phantom Menace - $1,540,567,015

5. The Last Jedi - $1,332,422,051

6. Return of the Jedi - $1,197,267,566

7. Rogue One - $1,098,065,126

8. Revenge of the Sith - $1,086,406,103

9. Attack of the Clones - $902,663,675

 

This should be correct right?

[titanic2187]

10 minutes ago, peludo said:

Btw, according the-numbers.com, Parasite is, by far, the new WW champion:

All Time Worldwide

 

And New Zealand is the new biggest market:

Single Market

 

Gisaengchung (2019)

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office	$21,226,894	Details
International Box Office	$4,289,107,943	Details
Worldwide Box Office	$4,310,334,837
Further financial details...

 

EG crown is gone after 6 months and no way Avatar can hit that mark even with re-release

[doublejack]

30 minutes ago, Gokira2012 said:

John Campea is such a Disney Shill it's shameful, here is the title to his video

 

 

Campea sucks. He's the absolute worst "critic". He's really just a SW / DC fanboi with predetermined opinions. He's incapable of being objective.

 

Joe Vargas is brutally honest about TRoS:

 

 

[a2k]

JUM estimates updated from 26.1 to 26.5

Dec 20, 2019	2	$6,995,000	+118%	4,227	$1,655	$82,806,365	8
Dec 21, 2019	2	$10,125,000	+45%	4,227	$2,395	$92,931,365	9
Dec 22, 2019	2	$9,380,000	-7%	4,227	$2,219	$102,311,365	10

[Elessar]

10 minutes ago, TalismanRing said:

Now adjust for the markets where the currency has crashed, where the exchange rates have decidedly dropped, and where the markets have shrunk.

 

Not this again.

 

The positives outweigh the negatives. The worldwide market has grown a lot in dollar terms since the early 2000s. A look at the top box office lists should make that clear to every unbiased person.