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5 hours ago, Shanks said:

So... This is my 'Its now doing at least those numbers'

 

USA + Canada - 700m

 

South Korea - 63m

Japan - 45m

India - 28m 
Taiwan - 22m
Hong Kong - 15m

Malaysia - 10m

Indonesia - 12m

Singapore - 10m

Thailand - 8m
Rest of SEA - 12m 

ASIA - China - 225m+

 

Middle East - 30m+

 

Australia + NZ  - 55m+

 

Mexico - 50m+
Brazil - 40m+

LATAM (as whole) - 120m+

 

UK - 55m
France - 35m
Germany - 25m

Russia/CIS -  20m
Italy - 25m
Spain - 20m

Nordic Lands - 20m 

Rest of Europe - 20m

Europe (As whole) = 220m+  [I expect this number to touch 250 or 275m here]

 

OS - China = 650m

Total - 1.35b+ (Without China)

 

I think if you go by it will do atleast this: your italy number is very high. I mean it has more chance to atleast do 35m in Germany (vs 25m noted) than to do atleast 25m in italy. Spain also very high as a botom number. Obviously with a $3.44m OD in italy $25m probably is quite reasonable.

 

Disclaimer, if those where you estimates on the totals I would agree with Spain / Italy but then the numbers of France / Germany / Uk would be way to low.

 

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Celebrate.

 

  Country Gross
Asia
China  
India $35.00
South Korea $70.00
Japan $40.00
Taiwan $20.00
Hong Kong $16.00
South East Asia $50.00
Middle East $40.00
Russia/CIS $35.00
Rest $3.00
Oceania
Australia $45.00
New Zealand $6.00
Europe
UK $90.00
France $45.00
Germany $40.00
Italy $25.00
Spain $18.00
Netherlands $10.00
Nordic $25.00
Rest $40.00
Latin America
Mexico $55.00
Brazil $40.00
Rest $60.00
Africa Africa $5.00
     
  Total $813.00
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10 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

Celebrate.

 

  Country Gross
Asia
China  
India $35.00
South Korea $70.00
Japan $40.00
Taiwan $20.00
Hong Kong $16.00
South East Asia $50.00
Middle East $40.00
Russia/CIS $35.00
Rest $3.00
Oceania
Australia $45.00
New Zealand $6.00
Europe
UK $90.00
France $45.00
Germany $40.00
Italy $25.00
Spain $18.00
Netherlands $10.00
Nordic $25.00
Rest $40.00
Latin America
Mexico $55.00
Brazil $40.00
Rest $60.00
Africa Africa $5.00
     
  Total $813.00

So... the outstanding WOM doesn't help it at all? Legs quite weak, under 3x.

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2 minutes ago, Product Driven Legion said:

Good rates in Brazil are worth like $100M by itself 😔

I know south America has been hit by very bad ER, just as Russia has been / Turkey. But ticket prices / inflation if ticket prices also shot up alot in those countries. This probably doesn't cover it fully, but I think the USD ticket prices hasn't dropped nearly as much.

 

Whilst if a currency like the Euro or the CYN doesn't do the same course correction. What I mean is if the euro goes from 1.1 dollar / euro to 1.35 euro / dollar ticket prices won't fall in Europe. But with hype inflated markets prices will go up drasticly (although it takes some times to adjust). What I ment to say that if the Euro / CNY and other more stable currencies lose vallue inflation won't be much higher than usual to make up for it. Ofc this works the other way as well, if the Euro would reach 1.4 dollar / euro next month prices of tickets woudn't go down but it would inflate the global usd boxoffice.

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37 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

Some of early WED #s

 

Korea - $5.3M

France - $4.5M
Russia - $3.75M
Italy - $3.5M

Germany - $1.8M

Taiwan - $1.5M
Hong Kong - $1.1M

Argentina - $0.7M
 

 

South Korea: good => $29-31m OW i guess => $70m seems very reasonable could go a bit lower, might go a bit higher who knows.

 

France: Seems like a great number => $18-20m OW  => with this OW i do fully expect a total of over 55m. With xmas 2.5 multi is the least it will do. Ofc EG only did $63 so i get why you are causious

 

Russia: for some reason lower than i expected, I am not super familar with the Russian + CIS market but 35m from a 3.75m OD seems a bit high. But I trust you on this :)

 

Italy => 3.5m OD on par with IW => should give OW of $13m - $15m total of about 25m seems correct

 

Germany: am I wrong to think this is very low, was this full release or only screenings after a certain hour / limited capacity? => $11-13m OW? => should still end around $40m 3-4x is what I would expect.

 

Last 3 I haven't looked in to since EG so again I will take ur word on it

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25 minutes ago, pepsa said:

I know south America has been hit by very bad ER, just as Russia has been / Turkey. But ticket prices / inflation if ticket prices also shot up alot in those countries. This probably doesn't cover it fully, but I think the USD ticket prices hasn't dropped nearly as much.

 

Whilst if a currency like the Euro or the CYN doesn't do the same course correction. What I mean is if the euro goes from 1.1 dollar / euro to 1.35 euro / dollar ticket prices won't fall in Europe. But with hype inflated markets prices will go up drasticly (although it takes some times to adjust). What I ment to say that if the Euro / CNY and other more stable currencies lose vallue inflation won't be much higher than usual to make up for it. Ofc this works the other way as well, if the Euro would reach 1.4 dollar / euro next month prices of tickets woudn't go down but it would inflate the global usd boxoffice.

Yeah some markets inflation do match ER but most of them don't.  Brazil would be among latter. The Avengers had $5.8 ATP. IW $4.55. EG $4.35.

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