Highest grossing movies of all-time in the European Union (+UK)

[MG10]

3 hours ago, Issac Newton said:

Equalizer 3

 

$15.6M Pure Europe

 

$3.5M | UK

$2.8M | France

$2.4M | Germany 

$1.7M | Spain 

 

And almost 1M (dollars) in Italy

[MG10]

Added Barbie, it should be at about 370M even if it could be a bit higher. Oppenheimer instead ended just short of the list at about 340M, exactly like Super Mario. Let's see if after winning several Oscar it will have some small re-releases

[Issac Newton]

 

EU Admission - 653.9M (+21.2% LY)

Europe Admission - 977.3M (+20.7% LY)

[Issac Newton]

Hungary

 

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Hungarian historical drama Now Or Never! is setting box office records in its home market, having opened with 75,600 admissions/ $441,000. That’s the highest opening box office for a Hungarian film since 1990, and thus the most successful for a local title in the Covid era. So far this year, only Dune: Part Two has opened bigger in Hungary.

 

Via @ScreenDaily

[setna]

On 2/15/2024 at 3:10 PM, Issac Newton said:

 

EU Admission - 653.9M (+21.2% LY)

Europe Admission - 977.3M (+20.7% LY)

 

Thanks for this very interesting data, especially for us, europeans. 

It seems France is the biggest market with difference, in the last years Uk is going down, and Germany and Italy is a disaster.

[MG10]

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Edited April 20 by MG10

[MG10]

On 8/2/2023 at 1:46 AM, jma22 said:

I think Barbie coud end with $365M in Europe: 
Uk: 115m

France: 45m
Germany: 45m

Italy: 35m

Spain: 35m

Nordics: 25m

Netherlands: 18m

Poland: 12m

Rest: +35m

 

Maybe I'm a bit optimistic with some countries and a bit pessimistic with others, but i'd say +325 m it's locked. 

400m with crazy legs.

 

Damn in the end you got it right 👍

[MG10]

Ok after some time I finally updated the first page by adjusting the introduction, the colours and spaces and also by adding the position of the various films in the ranking

[Issac Newton]

Admissions				GBO
	Region	2023	2022	YoY Change	Recovery rate	prov2023	2022
	EU27	661 million	539 million	22.7%	82%	€ 5.07 billion	€ 4.02 billion
	EU27 + UK	784 million	656 million	19.6%	80%	€ 6.20 billion	€ 5.08 billion
	Europe (CoE)	861 million	728 million	18.3%	77%	€ 6.70 billion	€ 5.48 billion

All 2023 figures are provisional/estimates. • The recovery rate is calculated dividing 2023 admissions estimates by average box office figures between 2017 and 2019. • Europe (CoE) is defined as the Council of Europe member States except for Azerbaijan.

 

Admissions				GBO (M EUR)		National Market Share
		Country	estimated2023	2022	YoY Change	Recovery rate	estimated2023	2022	estimated2023	2022
		Albania	0.4 m	0.3 m	42.0%	97%	2.6 m	1.5 m	31.2%	17.8%
		Austria	11.7 m	10.0 m	16.8%	85%	125.6 m	103.2 m	8.8%	6.5%
		Bosnia and Herzegovina	1.3 m	1.1 m	19.6%	113%	4.7 m	3.7 m	2.0%	6.1%
		Belgium	16.9 m	14.1 m	19.4%	87%	145.7 m	133.7 m	11.7%	19.7%
		Bulgaria	4.5 m	4.0 m	12.8%	86%	27.2 m	21.4 m	9.2%	16.3%
		Switzerland	10.5 m	8.7 m	20.5%	83%	176.0 m	137.6 m	7.3%	7.2%
		Cyprus	0.6 m	0.5 m	30.5%	78%	5.4 m	3.8 m	0.0%	0.0%
		Czechia	13.3 m	13.5 m	−1.2%	80%	94.8 m	86.1 m	20.1%	37.5%
		Germany	95.7 m	78.0 m	22.7%	83%	929.1 m	722.0 m	24.3%	27.0%
		Denmark	9.7 m	9.9 m	−1.9%	78%	134.0 m	132.9 m	26.7%	30.0%
		Estonia	2.8 m	2.3 m	21.0%	78%	21.0 m	16.3 m	21.8%	20.7%
		Spain	76.4 m	61.1 m	25.0%	75%	491.2 m	379.7 m	17.5%	22.0%
		Finland	7.2 m	5.8 m	23.1%	85%	93.5 m	72.3 m	23.3%	26.9%
		France	180.4 m	152.1 m	18.6%	87%	1333.9 m	1094.8 m	40.0%	41.0%
		United Kingdom	123.6 m	117.3 m	5.4%	71%	1126.4 m	1059.5 m	40.8%	29.6%
		Georgia	1.5 m	1.3 m	21.8%	117%	6.7 m	4.6 m	3.7%	1.2%
		Greece	7.4 m	5.5 m	34.8%	76%	52.1 m	37.5 m	8.0%	5.5%
		Croatia	3.8 m	3.2 m	18.0%	82%	21.0 m	16.5 m	7.3%	6.8%
		Hungary	11.1 m	10.2 m	8.5%	73%	59.0 m	45.7 m	6.1%	5.9%
		Ireland	11.5 m	10.5 m	9.4%	72%	101.7 m	91.7 m	2.8%	5.1%
		Iceland	1.0 m	0.8 m	18.4%	74%	11.4 m	9.0 m	14.3%	9.2%
		Italy	75.9 m	47.7 m	59.2%	77%	529.2 m	333.0 m	25.9%	21.2%
		Lithuania	3.4 m	3.0 m	14.9%	83%	21.4 m	18.1 m	14.7%	19.3%
		Luxembourg	1.0 m	0.8 m	30.1%	88%	10.9 m	8.1 m	n.a.	3.3%
		Latvia	2.0 m	1.7 m	18.4%	79%	13.4 m	11.2 m	8.2%	11.0%
		Montenegro	0.3 m	0.2 m	31.0%	95%	1.2 m	0.8 m	0.5%	0.1%
		North Macedonia	n.a.	0.3 m	-	-	n.a.	0.9 m	n.a.	9.6%
		Malta	n.a.	0.5 m	-	-	n.a.	3.4 m	n.a.	3.3%
		The Netherlands	31.6 m	25.0 m	26.5%	86%	338.1 m	258.5 m	14.0%	16.2%
		Norway	9.4 m	8.8 m	6.7%	80%	107.0 m	109.5 m	26.9%	24.5%
		Poland	49.8 m	41.8 m	19.3%	84%	204.1 m	154.8 m	20.2%	19.1%
		Portugal	12.3 m	9.6 m	28.0%	80%	72.9 m	55.4 m	2.7%	5.6%
		Romania	13.0 m	11.2 m	15.9%	94%	62.4 m	49.9 m	18.0%	17.0%
		Sweden	11.2 m	10.4 m	7.7%	68%	134.8 m	130.7 m	17.1%	19.4%
		Slovenia	1.9 m	1.8 m	2.4%	77%	12.8 m	11.5 m	10.7%	17.1%
		Slovakia	5.0 m	4.3 m	15.7%	78%	34.6 m	28.0 m	14.3%	12.7%
		Türkiye	31.0 m	35.6 m	−12.9%	46%	108.2 m	76.5 m	44.0%	50.8%
		Ukraine	14.5 m	9.1 m	60.1%	50%	55.5 m	34.0 m	14.7%	6.5%

 

 

[Issac Newton]

Rank	Original title	Country of origin	Director(s)	Release markets	provAdmissions
	1	Barbie	US, GB	Greta Gerwig	32	49 295 199
	2	The Super Mario Bros. Movie	US, JP	Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic	32	36 132 187
	3	Oppenheimer	US, GB	Christopher Nolan	32	35 119 437
	4	Avatar: The Way of Water¹	US	James Cameron	32	34 422 005
	5	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3	US	James Gunn	31	17 129 990
	6	Elemental	US	Peter Sohn	31	15 885 235
	7	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish²	US	Joel Crawford, Januel Mercado	32	14 407 911
	8	Fast X	US	Louis Leterrier, Justin Lin	31	14 292 503
	9	Wonka	US, GB	Paul King	31	14 079 654
	10	Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny	US	James Mangold	31	12 955 513
	11	Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse	US	Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, Justin K. Thompson	32	12 895 100
	12	The Little Mermaid	US	Rob Marshall	31	12 832 460
	13	Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One	US	Christopher McQuarrie	31	12 315 658
	14	John Wick: Chapter 4	US, DE	Chad Stahelski	31	10 027 704
	15	PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie	US, CA	Cal Brunker	32	9 761 834
	16	Napoleon	US, GB	Ridley Scott	31	9 314 150
	17	Meg 2: The Trench	US, CN	Ben Wheatley	31	9 261 095
	18	The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes	US, CA	Francis Lawrence	30	9 013 612
	19	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania	US	Peyton Reed	31	8 585 577
	20	Creed III	US	Michael B. Jordan	31	8 561 244

 

Provisional ranking based on the analysis of partially fragmentary data from 32 member States of the Council of Europe • Results might differ from figures disclosed on the LUMIERE database. • ¹ Avatar: The Way of Water: 69 230 822 total admissions in Europe (CoE). • ² Puss in Boots: The Last Wish: 19 310 694 total admissions in Europe (CoE).

 

https://www.obs.coe.int/en/web/observatoire/-/gbo-in-europe-up-to-eur-6.7-billion-in-2023-cinema-attendance-reached-861-million-tickets-sold

[Issac Newton]

UNIC &CoE Figures looks different. I wonder what I am missing here? @MG10 give it a look please if possible

[MG10]

5 hours ago, Issac Newton said:

UNIC &CoE Figures looks different. I wonder what I am missing here? @MG10 give it a look please if possible

 

What does Unic mean? In any case I'm surprised too after seeing Barbie with so many tickets sold over Mario and Oppenheimer, I'm sure to have counted every country including the ones usually missing from boxofficemoio like Austria, Switzerland and the Nordics

 

In any case it must be said that I don't know which countries are included in the 32 taken into consideration given that the "Council of Europe" has 46 🤷‍♂️

[Issac Newton]

On 2/15/2024 at 7:40 PM, Issac Newton said:

 

EU Admission - 653.9M (+21.2% LY)

Europe Admission - 977.3M (+20.7% LY)

 

7 minutes ago, MG10 said:

 

What does Unic mean? In any case I'm surprised too after seeing Barbie with so many tickets sold over Mario and Oppenheimer, I'm sure to have counted every country including the ones usually missing from boxofficemoio like Austria, Switzerland and the Nordics

 

In any case it must be said that I don't know which countries are included in the 32 taken into consideration given that the "Council of Europe" has 46 🤷‍♂️

International Union of Cinema (UNIC) // I have attached their report (posted back in February) above 

[MG10]

1 hour ago, Issac Newton said:

 

International Union of Cinema (UNIC) // I have attached their report (posted back in February) above 

 

Ah I see, I don't know maybe it's because for some countries they really have the number of tickets sold while for other they calculated it from the box office? 

 

But in reality I have no idea 😔