Pypa94 Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 (edited) I'm a new moderator of this thread started in 2012 by ajde If you want to know how Poland Box Office works, first you have to know that the history of box office here has 4 phases: 1) before WW2 - no numbers, no data - the country was new, just from 1918 as a sovereign nation; 2) just after the 2nd World War (1945-1949) - data are only from local, USSR and Czechoslovakia movies (but movies from other countries were in cinemas); 3) from 1950-1989 - time under Soviet power, cinema was one of the best entertainment here and maybe only one place when people can see what's behind Iron Curtin - movies from RFN, France or the USA were postponed about 2 years but most of them were distributed here. In TV we had only one then two channels with propaganda from the government and that's it. That is why during that time in some years adm. of the year was like over 7 times bigger than population! 4) modern era after 1989 year - 1989 year was a year of political changes, first democratic elections and change from socialism to capitalism, in that year cinemas were more empty because of strikes etc. and cinemas started to became private rather than government's, TV was free from propaganda and some new channels were added. That's why people started to spend time in homes more often. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL TIME CHARTS (based on INSIDEKINO and BOXOFFICEowy ZAWRÓT GŁOWY) The most successful films of all time in gross (lc) since 1989 No. PLN (lc) Movie 1 105,261,308 Clergy (Kler) 2 105,089,063 Ogniem i mieczem 3 88,329,136 Avatar 4 82,839,843 Pan Tadeusz 5 69,045,592 Quo Vadis 6 65,204,800 Listy do M. 3 7 62,767,218 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 8 58,522,569 Pitbull: Niebezpieczne kobiety 9 54,638,129 Shrek Forever 10 54,004,780 Listy do M. 2 The most successful films of all time in gross ($) since 1989 [est.] No. USD ($) Movie 1 $28,274,637 Clergy (Kler) 2 $26,366,071 Ogniem i mieczem 3 $26,135,805 Avatar 4 $20,879,608 Pan Tadeusz 5 $18,484,522 Lejdis 6 $18,014,551 Shrek the Third 7 $17,725,599 Listy do M. 3 8 $17,262,308 Shrek Forever 9 $16,863,883 Quo Vadis 10 $16,685,439 Star Wars: The Force Awakens The most successful films since in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 7,154,579 Ogniem i mieczem 2 6,168,344 Pan Tadeusz 3 5,198,730 Clergy (Kler) 4 4,302,445 Quo Vadis 5 3,766,267 Avatar 6 3,650,536 Titanic 7 3,462,021 The Passion of the Christ 8 3,395,226 Shrek 2 9 3,352,805 Shrek the Third 10 3,009,971 Listy do M. 3 The best OW ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 935,357 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 2 834,479 Fifty Shades of Grey 3 793,731 Shrek the Third 4 789,568 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 5 767,519 Pitbull: Niebezpieczne kobiety (PL) 6 736,812 Listy do M. 3 (PL) 7 711,906 Botoks (PL) 8 693,563 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies 9 658,746 Polityka (PL) 10 628,625 Kobiety mafii (PL) The best 2nd weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 772,316 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 2 524,455 Planeta Singli (PL) 3 495,990 Shrek the Third 4 493,190 Listy do M. 3 (PL) 5 484,203 365 dni (365 Days) (PL) 6 454,488 Pitbull: Niebezpieczne kobiety (PL) 7 445,873 Miszmasz, czyli Kogel-Mogel 3 (PL) 8 434,401 Listy do M. 2 (PL) 9 433,138 Shrek 2 10 422,088 Star Wars: The Force Awakens The best 3rd weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 448,899 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 2 387,917 Frozen II 3 352,615 The Passion of the Christ 4 274,252 Lejdis (PL) 5 266,681 Listy do M. 2 (PL) 6 266,619 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 7 260,118 Avatar 8 258,637 Shrek Fovever 9 257,893 Pitbull: Niebezpieczne kobiety (PL) 10 253,963 Listy do M. 3 (PL) The best 4th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 294,791 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 2 287,903 The Passion of the Christ 3 238,009 Listy do M. 2 (PL) 4 220,521 Avatar 5 220,134 Listy do M. (PL) 6 192,340 Lejdis (PL) 7 191,304 Frozen II 8 170,967 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 9 160,092 Listy do M. 3 (PL) 10 160,058 Katyń (PL) The best 5th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 199,384 The Passion of the Christ 2 197,437 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 3 189,822 Listy do M. (PL) 4 185,901 Avatar 5 181,690 Listy do M. 3 (PL) 6 157,596 Listy do M. 2 (PL) 7 135,225 Pitbull: Niebezpieczne kobiety (PL) 8 129,768 Katyń (PL) 9 120,872 Lejdis (PL) 10 119,000 Joker The best 6th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 163,662 Avatar 2 153,444 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 3 143,649 Lejdis (PL) 4 119,956 Listy do M. (PL) 5 118,598 Katyń (PL) 6 97,270 Joker 7 90,326 Frozen II 8 74,116 Bogowie (PL) 9 73,755 Shrek the Third 10 73,038 Shrek 2 The best 7th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 138,702 Avatar 2 91,199 The Passion of the Christ 3 73,674 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 4 69,960 Lejdis (PL) 5 61,296 Shrek 2 6 59,720 Listy do M. 2 (PL) 7 51,501 Zemsta (PL) 8 50,223 Shrek the Third 9 50,148 Joker 10 49,749 Bogowie (PL) The best 8th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 149,004 Avatar 2 59,382 Kiler (PL) 3 56,340 Katyń (PL) 4 55,887 The Passion of the Christ 5 51,096 Shrek 2 6 50,014 Space Jam (1997) 7 49,419 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 8 43,763 Listy do M. (PL) 9 41,947 Bogowie (PL) 10 38,328 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The best 9th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 106,233 Avatar 2 72,526 Listy do M. 3 58,412 Kiler (PL) 4 49,312 Mamma Mia! 5 36,440 Lejdis (PL) 6 35,851 Shrek 2 7 33,902 Bohemian Rapsody 8 28,980 Bogowie (PL) 9 27,616 Stara Baśń. Kiedy Słońce Było Bogiem (PL) 10 27,439 Finding Nemo The best 10th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 90,562 Avatar 2 35,923 Listy do M. (PL) 3 23,468 Shrek 2 4 22,783 Bohemian Rapsody 5 22,165 Lejdis (PL) 6 22,103 Bogowie (PL) 7 21,690 Nigdy w życiu (PL) 8 20,708 Finding Nemo 9 18,770 Stara Baśń. Kiedy Słońce Było Bogiem (PL) 10 18,261 Ice Age 2: The Meltdown The best 11th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 51,989 Avatar 2 27,502 Bohemian Rapsody 3 19,296 Nigdy w życiu (PL) 4 18,977 Luca 5 18,751 Finding Nemo 6 17,637 Inception 7 17,538 The Pianist 8 16,490 Listy do M. (PL) 9 16,299 Shrek 2 10 16,170 Stara Baśń. Kiedy Słońce Było Bogiem (PL) The best 12th weekend ever in admission since 1989 No. Admission Movie 1 42,826 Avatar 2 20,362 Bogowie (PL) 3 17,476 Bohemian Rapsody 4 14,780 Encanto 5 14,200 Dangerous Minds 6 14,159 Clergy (Kler) (PL) 7 13,245 Mirror Mirror 8 12,909 Shrek 2 9 12,566 Finding Nemo 10 11,188 Nigdy w życiu (PL) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cities to tier 1-5 and tier S (supreme). Tier S: Warszawa+Raszyn* Tier 1: Poznań, Wrocław, Kraków Tier 2: Łódź, Katowice, Gdańsk Tier 3: Szczecin, Bydgoszcz, Lublin, Rzeszów Tier 4: Bielsko-Biała, Białystok, Toruń, Kielce, Olsztyn, Częstochowa, Gdynia Tier 5: Zielona-Góra, Radom, Rybnik, Gliwice, Kalisz, Opole *Raszyn has one multiplex called Cinema City Warszawa Janki that's why I put them together Based on this link: http://boxoffice-bozg.pl/widownia-w-polskich-kinach-wedlug-miast-w-roku-2018/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ HISTORICAL CHARTS (all thanks to BOXOFFICEowy ZAWRÓT GŁOWY) 1945-1950 [est.; only local, USRR and Czechoslovakian movies, no data from other countries] LINK: BOX OFFICE POLAND 1945-50 No. Title Country Year of premier Admission to 1969 1 Zakazane piosenki Poland 1947 13 925 748 2 Skarb Poland 1948 8 893 083 3 Ulica graniczna Poland 1949 7 912 509 4 Czarci źleb Poland 1950 7 821 347 5 Ostatni etap Poland 1948 7 714 531 6 Miasto nieujarzmione Poland 1950 4 714 555 7 Смелые люди (The Horsemen) USRR 1950 4 591 783 8 Za wami pójdą inni Poland 1949 4 003 027 9 Dom na pustkowiu Poland 1950 3 567 560 10 Stalowe serce Poland 1948 3 549 756 11 Сталинградская битва (The Battle of Stalingrad; 2 parts) USRR 1950 3 402 147 12 Волга-Волга (Volga-Volga) USRR 1946 3 307 296 13 Сказание о земле Сибирской (Symphony of Life) USRR 1948 3 288 907 14 Весёлые ребята (Moscow Laughs) USRR 1946 3 246 943 15 Падение Берлина (The Fall of Berlin) USRR 1950 3 207 407 16 Золушка (Cinderella) USRR 1947 3 107 409 17 Пятнадцатилетний капитан (Fifteen-Year-Old Captain) USRR 1946 3 074 298 18 Sekretar raykoma (We Will Come Back) USRR 1945 3 073 208 19 Подвиг разведчика (Secret Agent) USRR 1948 2 909 864 20 Свинарка и пастух (They Met in Moscow) USRR 1945 2 815 545 Below: number of cinemas (blue) and admission (red) between 1945-1949 1951-1959 LINK: BOX OFFICE POLAND 1951-1959 No. Title Country Year of premier Admission to 1969 1 Fanfan la Tulipe (Soldier of Love) France 1953 9 676 138 2 Тихий Дон (3 parts ; And Quiet Flows the Don) USRR 1958 9 594 743 3 Le rouge et le noir (2 parts; Scarlet and Black) France 1957 7 323 200 4 Irena do domu Poland 1955 7 105 545 5 Les 3 Mousquetaires (1953; The Three Musketeers) France 1956 6 971 860 6 Les Miserables (1952; 2 parts) France 1952 6 869 681 7 Le salaire de la peur (The Wages of Fear) France 1955 6 321 852 8 Przygoda na Mariensztacie Poland 1954 5 698 166 9 Awantura o Basię Poland 1959 5 457 066 10 Застава в горах (Zastava v gorakh) USRR 1954 5 214 068 11 Pueblerina (1949; Village Girl) Mexico 1954 4 652 340 12 Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs (Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves) France 1957 4 623 899 13 Premiera Warszawska Poland 1951 4 428 827 14 Kanał Poland 1957 4 420 869 15 Piątka z ulicy Barskiej Poland 1954 4 390 968 16 Winchester '73 USA 1959 4 327 643 17 Soldat Bom (1948; Private Bom) Sweden 1956 4 258 502 18 Guglielmo Tell (1949; William Tell) Italy 1952 4 156 400 19 Zamach Poland 1959 4 052 163 20 Анна на шее (The Anna Cross) USRR 1954 4 031 671 Numbers of cinemas and admission 1951-1959 breakdown: kina=cinemas, stałe=normal cinemas, w miastach= in cities, na wsi=on countryside, ruchome=mobile cinemas; miejsca na widowni=total number of seats, seanse w kinah=total number of shows; widzowie w kinach=admission Edited February 16, 2022 by Pypa94 2 Quote
No. Title Country Year of premier Admission to 1969 1 Fanfan la Tulipe (Soldier of Love) France 1953 9 676 138 2 Тихий Дон (3 parts ; And Quiet Flows the Don) USRR 1958 9 594 743 3 Le rouge et le noir (2 parts; Scarlet and Black) France 1957 7 323 200 4 Irena do domu Poland 1955 7 105 545 5 Les 3 Mousquetaires (1953; The Three Musketeers) France 1956 6 971 860 6 Les Miserables (1952; 2 parts) France 1952 6 869 681 7 Le salaire de la peur (The Wages of Fear) France 1955 6 321 852 8 Przygoda na Mariensztacie Poland 1954 5 698 166 9 Awantura o Basię Poland 1959 5 457 066 10 Застава в горах (Zastava v gorakh) USRR 1954 5 214 068 11 Pueblerina (1949; Village Girl) Mexico 1954 4 652 340 12 Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs (Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves) France 1957 4 623 899 13 Premiera Warszawska Poland 1951 4 428 827 14 Kanał Poland 1957 4 420 869 15 Piątka z ulicy Barskiej Poland 1954 4 390 968 16 Winchester '73 USA 1959 4 327 643 17 Soldat Bom (1948; Private Bom) Sweden 1956 4 258 502 18 Guglielmo Tell (1949; William Tell) Italy 1952 4 156 400 19 Zamach Poland 1959 4 052 163 20 Анна на шее (The Anna Cross) USRR 1954 4 031 671
Bluebomb Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 Welcome to the forums!Is In Darkness any good? Have you seen it? Quote
Ajde Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 Thanksyes i have. I enjoyed it a lot, one of best movies i've seen recently.As far as i'm concerned it has 1,169,324 admissions and ~6,5 mln grossDid u watch it? 1 Quote
Bluebomb Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 No, I haven't but it's coming out here on April 19. Just wanted some feedback on the movie. Thanks. Quote
SentryTrans Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 Poland will become a big film market in Europe. Quote
Ajde Posted April 7, 2012 Posted April 7, 2012 Poland will become a big film market in Europe.Hopefully :PEaster means huge drops in theaters, like 50-70%. Poles don't go for enertainment this weekend. No datas available yet.Both Titanic and AR is opening on april13th. Titanic is 1/2 booked at cinemas for evening screenings, AR isn't popular though. Quote
stiger Posted April 7, 2012 Posted April 7, 2012 How expensiive are the tickets in Poland compared to everyday goods that you have to buy? Quote
Ajde Posted April 7, 2012 Posted April 7, 2012 It varies depending on where do you live.week tickets:Cracow( i'm from here ): 2D 15-24 zl (3,6-5,7 euros), 3D 21-29 zl (5,0-7 euros)Warsaw(capital): 2D 20-28 zl (4,8-6,7 euros), 3D 25-34 zl (6-8,2 euros)I think different comparision would be more accurate( because products aren't that expensive).Average month salary is around 793 euros, but mostly people earn 450-600 euros per month. Quote
Ajde Posted April 12, 2012 Posted April 12, 2012 Top 3 last weekend:Despite huge drops( as usual during Easter holidays in Poland), it was the best Easter wknd since 2006 i guess.....1. Wrath of the Titans 20 956 admissions/ total: 161 300.2. The Hunger Games 18 978 admissions/total: 318 900.3. Mirror Mirros 6 597 admissions/total: 200 000.Titanic and AR will be brought out tomorrow, woth mentioning that 1997blockbuster did quite well at pre-screenings. no estimates though. 1 Quote
Rudolf Posted April 12, 2012 Posted April 12, 2012 Are the tastes of Polish people more similar to Russians or to Germans (or incomparible )? Quote
Ajde Posted April 12, 2012 Posted April 12, 2012 I'd say Germans, for example The Hangover II was pretty popular in both Poland and Germany. Whereas JC or Underworld( good results in Russia) weren't.but I bet if there was a film about some weird slavic myth or sth like that, wahatever, to be released it would certainly be huge here. Quote
Ajde Posted July 23, 2012 Posted July 23, 2012 Prometheus is looking to have grossed about 1,2 mln $ during its opening weekend in Poland.According to filmweb.pl It had 171 331 admissions. 1 Quote
Ajde Posted July 31, 2012 Posted July 31, 2012 5th best openig for TDKR this year (157 010 admissions).But giving the fact it's in 2D, the wknd gross won't be overwhelming.2012 best openings so far:1. Puss in Boots ~ 272 600 admissions.2. Ice Age 4 ~ 239 600 admissions.3. S. Holmes ~ 190 300 admissions.4. Prometheus ~ 171 300 admissions.5. TDKR ~ 157 010 admissions. 1 Quote
Ozymandias Posted July 31, 2012 Posted July 31, 2012 You got this weekend's gross or admissions for Poland? Quote
Ajde Posted August 6, 2012 Posted August 6, 2012 (edited) Sorry i didn't reply, I've been very busy lately.Usually wknd numbers are given on Wednesday, except for big openers.OTOH great opening for Madagascar3- 332 148 admissions. Best result this year, 40 thousands over 2nd best Puss in Boots.With 3d boost its opening will be sth like 1,9-2 mln $ I think, maybe more, depends on exchange rate. Edited August 6, 2012 by Ajde 1 Quote
Ajde Posted August 28, 2012 Posted August 28, 2012 Poland once again has fallen in love with Woody Allen."To Rome with Love" opened with 112 264 admissions beating former opening weekend record holder among Allen's films (Midnight in Paris, 104 510 admissions).A decent result considering the weather. It's been quite humid and sunny lately. 1 Quote
ecstasy Posted August 29, 2012 Posted August 29, 2012 When does Expendables 2 open?It opened this past weekend. BOM has been updated somewhat.http://boxofficemojo.com/intl/poland/?yr=2012&wk=34&p=new 1 Quote
Ajde Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Top 5 this weekend. 1. To Rome with Love 75 559 admissions -32% since last wknd 288 000 total admissions 2. Brave 65 985 admissions -20% since last wknd 417 800 total admissions 3. Madagascar 3 63 732 admissions -20% since last wknd 1 579 444 total admissions 4. Total Recall 42 572 admissions new 5. Expendables 2 34 308 admissions -43% since last wknd 147 200 total admissions Madagascar 3 has surpassed Ice Age 4(1 507 090 admissions) to become the most popular film in Poland so far this year. Might remain its "title" unless Hobbit draws big crowds in cinemas, which isn't that unlikely. 1 Quote