BO Germany/Austria: Deadpool&Wolverine #1

[IndustriousAngel]

Germany + Austria Top 12 November 15-18

TW	LW	Movie	Studio	Weekend	Change	Gross	Week
1	1	Skyfall	Sony	$ 11.007.032	-31,2	63.942.898	3
2	N	Cloud Atlas	WB / X-V.	$ 3.173.621	-	3.434.720	1
3	2	Here Comes the Boom	Sony	$ 1.953.257	-26,3	5.193.876	2
4	N	Tinker Bell - SotW	Disney	$ 1.294.707	-	1.553.896	1
5	3	Hotel Transsylvania	Sony	$ 1.067.289	-26,5	10.441.546	4
6	4	Madagascar 3	PPI/UPI	$ 705.334	-35,6	42.934.929	7
7	5	Die Vermessung der Welt	WB/Filmladen	$ 523.857	-42,8	6.230.835	4
8	N	Dredd 3D	Univ./Const.	$ 487.253	-	587.641	1
9	9	Niko 2	Univ./Const.	$ 368.245	-14,8	2.112.572	3
10	7	Posession	Constantin	$ 349.168	-25,7	1.052.564	2
11	6	Argo	WB	$ 292.247	-40,4	1.025.804	2
12	11	Mann tut was Mann kann	WB	$ 228.078	-40,8	6.976.921	6

 

Germany + Austria Top 12 November 22-25

TW	LW	Movie	Studio	Weekend	Change	Gross	Week
1	N	Breaking Dawn 2	Concorde/Const.	$ 14.504.065	-	19.470.037	1
2	1	Skyfall	Sony	$ 6.845.094	-37,8	73.777.590	4
3	2	Cloud Atlas	WB / X-V.	$ 2.371.399	-25,3	6.829.927	2
4	3	Here Comes the Boom	Sony	$ 1.161.761	-40,5	6.694.894	3
5	4	Tinker Bell - SotW	Disney	$ 964.915	-25,5	2.797.830	2
6	5	Hotel Transsylvania	Sony	$ 737.666	-30,9	11.367.969	5
7	6	Madagascar 3	PPI/UPI	$ 496.715	-29,6	43.585.322	8
8	N	Sinister	WildBunch/Thimfilm	$ 370.051	-	461.412	1
9	N	Den Skaldede Frisor	Prokino/Filmladen	$ 343.264	-	405.930	1
10	7	Die Vermessung der Welt	WB/Filmladen	$ 327.424	-37,5	6.769.258	5
11	9	Niko 2	Univ./Const.	$ 320.213	-13,0	2.440.026	4
12	8	Dredd 3D	Univ./Const.	$ 177.456	-63,6	951.873	2

While BD2 ruled the weekend (of course) and Skyfall is still holding incredibly well, it's nice to see two arthouse/Indie productions opening in the Top10 plus Indie-film Cloud Atlas with a strong hold. Dredd crashes and burns.

This weekend the Guardians are opening wide and might make it to the Top3 or even 2 if Skyfall crashes, everything else is on a smaller scale. BD2 will easily dominate the weekend.

[Rudolf]

Christmas Carrol made 2.5m in Germany and I can't see ROTG higher than thatSanta Clause 3 started with 220k

[Rudolf]

Austria and Germany are again the biggest market for the King of Queens

[Rudolf]

1st trend:

Breaking Dawn - Biss zum Ende der Nacht Teil 2 625 adm. Skyfall 350k adm. Cloud Atlas (140 adm.) und ROTG 100k-150k Evim Sensin 75k adm. Silent Hill - Revelation (70k adm.) Killing Them Softly 50k adm.

long live the Christkind Santa Claus

[IndustriousAngel]

Sunday trend: ROTG stronger (150k), Cloud Atlas behind. So the Guardians made the Top3 but barely.

[lab276]

[lab276]

BD2 300k ahead of NM, Skyfall nearly 2m ahead of GoldenEye.

[Fake]

Skyfall will finish with 7.5m......

[IndustriousAngel]

Germany + Austria Top 12 Nov29-Dec02

TW	LW	Movie	Studio	Weekend	Change	Gross	Week
1	1	Breaking Dawn 2	Concorde/Const.	$ 7.198.721	-50,4	30.124.468	2
2	2	Skyfall	Sony	$ 4.103.404	-40,0	79.427.109	5
3	N	Rise of the Guardians	UPI/PPI	$ 1.613.530	-	1.871.819	1
4	3	Cloud Atlas	WB / X-V.	$ 1.530.672	-35,5	9.032.135	3
5	N	Silent Hill: Revelation	Concorde/Const.	$ 988.585	-	1.056.877	1
6	N	Evim Sensin	AF-Media	$ 742.324	-	744.550	1
7	4	Here Comes the Boom	Sony	$ 600.917	-48,3	7.492.355	4
8	5	Tinker Bell - SotW	Disney	$ 537.107	-44,3	3.492.578	3
9		Hotel Transsylvania	Sony	$ 322.929	-56,2	11.771.078	6
10	N	Killing Them Softly	WildBunch/Thimfilm	$ 268.623	-	408.526	1
11	8	Sinister	WildBunch/Thimfilm	$ 249.265	-32,6	807.014	2
12	7	Madagascar 3	PPI/UPI	$ 227.899	-54,1	43.871.589	9

With good holds from last week's Top 3 and 4 openers in the Top10, a satisfying weekend, even if  "Rise of the Guardians" and "Killing Them Softly" have rather mediocre to disappointing numbers. Turkish love story "Evim Sensin" with the best PTA (lots of sellouts), but those are events for the community and usually have very steep drops. Mad3 is near the end of its run; 43 million and counting is ok but IA4 stands at more than 77million.

This weekend, "Wreck it Ralph" will probably wreck other CGI films and might even top the list. On a smaller scale, "Anna Karenina" enters arthouse theaters and downtown multiplexes and should make the Top10. Other notable events include the LotR-marathons in many cinemas Sat+Sun which are nearly sold out, though BOM doesn't count these events, same as Verdi's "Ballo in Maschera" from the Metropolitan Live series on Saturday - so overall numbers might look a bit depressed after the weekend because the biggest screens are booked for these events, but theater owners will rejoice.

[Rudolf]

yes Mad3 was a bit disappointing, but nothing compared to ROTGI hope WiR will dominate the holiday season

[IndustriousAngel]

yep, might be a fun flick. And I forgot about "Trouble with the Curve" which should be Top10 material too, even if baseball is an absolute non-topic here.btw, in Austria (and I guess in Germany too), Skyfall and BD2 propelled November to unexpected heights. Nov2012 had about 1,7 million admissions which is the strongest November since I don't know when, at least 2000. And that, together with upcoming hits Hobbit+WiR, means that 2012 will end in a much friendlier mood than was to be expected at the beginning of 2012. We won't reach 2009 heights, but 2012 should at least stay level with 2010 and 2011 and easily beat 2006-8.

Edited December 5, 2012 by IndustriousAngel

[IndustriousAngel]

Friday trend: BD2 and WiR battle for the Top position with about 300k admissions each, Skyfall on #3 with about 200k. Guardians under 150k, Cloud Atlas 80k, Anna Karenina and 7 Psychopaths with about 55k each (at my theater, Anna Karenina has good numbers, but it's no broad release)

[Olive]

2m OW for TH1?

[Rudolf]

2m OW for TH1?

RotK still holds OW record with $30m, so it should be measured with that.

[IndustriousAngel]

Saturday trend: Weather seems to spoil business a bit, everything lower than expected, Top5:BD2 275k, WiR 250k, Skyfall 200k, Guardians 100k, Cloud Atlas 75k.

[Fake]

Skyfall didn't decrease.... so I'm good.

[Rudolf]

it is very cold and lots of wintersport on tv

[database1983]

Will Cloud Atlas reach 10M USD this week?

[IndustriousAngel]

Could be, it should be at about 9mil without the weekend, so if the weekend is a bit better than expected, 10mil. Good thing too, I really liked "Cloud Atlas".

[database1983]

Cloud Atlas is a type of film by which it does not matter if you're a critic or just a regular audience... You both have the same starting point.