BO Germany/Austria: Inside Out 2 #1 with best 2024 OW

[Aristis]

3. Trend

 

MbY 325k

CI 110k -42%

C2 95k -53%

Batille Day 52,5k

AB 40k -45%

AiW 40k -51%

WC 35k -58%

 

Some up, some down - still not great...

Edited June 26, 2016 by Aristis

[HH84]

Final estimates are a little better for most movies

MBY 345k (incl. 100k previews)

CI 122,5k
C2 100k
Bastille Day 55k (incl. 25k previews)

AB 40k
Alice 40k
WC 40k

[IndustriousAngel]

Germany's Top20 last weekend:

	title	admissions	th.	PTA	total adm.	total €	drop	week
1	Me Before You	242.020	509	475	342.121	2.848.267	-	1
2	Central Intelligence	123.067	540	228	396.307	3.240.611	-47	2
3	Conjuring 2	98.791	409	242	342.653	3.113.670	-49	2
4	Angry Birds	40.943	672	61	1.339.955	10.033.681	-44	7
5	Alice 2	39.428	584	68	705.979	6.697.443	-51	5
6	Warcraft	38.363	501	77	1.138.317	12.935.078	-54	5
7	Bastille Day	28.073	334	84	52.320	357.192	-	1
8	Money Monster	16.176	396	41	397.010	3.288.004	-64	5
9	Atrapa la bandera	15.703	374	42	85.734	601.759	-42	3
10	X-Men - Apocalypse	12.515	271	46	742.317	7.951.500	-60	6
11	Zootopia	12.092	296	41	3.721.686	30.229.441	-25	17
12	The Nice Guys	11.811	356	33	260.271	2.029.801	-66	4
13	Vor der Morgenröte	9.861	118	84	117.988	904.839	-59	4
14	The Jungle Book	9.441	309	31	1.793.809	17.162.262	-42	11
15	Rico, Oskar und der Diebstahlstein	8.052	366	22	323.226	1.953.125	-35	9
16	Erlösung	7.900	143	55	72.195	549.342	-55	3
17	Neighbors 2	6.785	204	33	805.053	6.511.920	-64	8
18	The Neon Demon	4.939	106	47	9.309	65.219	-	1
19	Le Goût des merveilles	4.733	136	35	547.777	4.020.595	-28	16
20	Elsterglanz und der Schlüssel für die Weibersauna	4.213	40	105	18.853	153.522	-48	3

 

A very good opening for Me Before You but no other positive facts (well, maybe Zootopia's drop - nice!). And look at that PTA from Neon Demon … ugly, ugly.

 

Next weekend: Weeell things are looking much brighter, Ice Age 5 hits theaters and should be good for an opening in the million-admission range! Other openers remain limited, High-Rise maybe the most interesting one. With the Euro2016 still dominating the evenings, expect another slow weekend for most everything except family stuff.

[fmpro]

When does ID:R open?

[Aristis]

1 hour ago, fmpro said:

When does ID:R open?

Should be 14th July.

[Aristis]

I totally forgot Ice Age! The previous parts were huge here. The second one still holds the crown for the biggest Opening Week (3.612.053), which is crazy. With the fourth it began to sink though. Still, interest should be there. But I wouldn't be surprised if it would open to "only" 800k admissions - while I hope for a million of course. Soccer on Saturday could have a big impact, bad weather predicted as well.

I hope it'll land on the bright side.

[IndustriousAngel]

9 hours ago, Aristis said:

I totally forgot Ice Age! The previous parts were huge here. The second one still holds the crown for the biggest Opening Week (3.612.053), which is crazy. With the fourth it began to sink though. Still, interest should be there. But I wouldn't be surprised if it would open to "only" 800k admissions - while I hope for a million of course. Soccer on Saturday could have a big impact, bad weather predicted as well.

I hope it'll land on the bright side.

 

Yep, I think it might miss the 1mil mark, too - 4 years since the last installment, and there were definitely signs of franchise decline. But let's hope, theaters sure can use the business!

[HH84]

First trend:

IA5 550k-800k
MBY 200k (-17%)

CI 65k

C2 50k

Keep in mind that Germany-Italy will play saturday evening, which makes this weekend hard to predict.

Edited July 1, 2016 by HH84

[IndustriousAngel]

Super drop for MBY, and rather below expectations for IA5

[Fullbuster]

6 minutes ago, IndustriousAngel said:

Super drop for MBY, and rather below expectations for IA5

 

Ice Age 5 already? So how is it compared to IA4? You seem disappointed!

[IndustriousAngel]

well if it DOES reach 800k that would be ok ... the lower end of estimates however (550k) would be quite a disappointment

[Fullbuster]

25 minutes ago, IndustriousAngel said:

well if it DOES reach 800k that would be ok ... the lower end of estimates however (550k) would be quite a disappointment

 

As said earlier, football won't help it..

[IndustriousAngel]

Hm, can't be football alone, Ice Age should make most of its money during the day - 2nd estimate from insidekino has it at the lower end of expectations, not even 700k admissions.

[keysersoze123]

What on earth happened. Germans loved scrat

[Fullbuster]

30 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

What on earth happened. Germans loved scrat

 

Graying Germany, much less kids and teens than in 2012

[el sid]

Back again :).

54 minutes ago, Fullbuster said:

 

Graying Germany, much less kids and teens than in 2012

Maybe a little bit ;). But I remember watching the sequel in cinema in the evening in a completely sold out cinema hall and the average age was around 25, no kids and also middle aged people in the crowd.
I think the hype is not the same anymore. The last two sequels were well liked IMO but not such a surprise like the first one.
I liked Ice Age 1&2 very much but 3 and 4 were only quite nice. Maybe I will see Ice Age 5 in theaters in the following weeks and maybe not.

 

But of course football is a big factor not only today but also was on Thursday and Friday. The football match yesterday Wales vs. Belgium had a total of 14.42M TV viewer (5.45M of it were 14-49 years old). Plus there's public viewing and viewing in pubs or even restaurants, football combined with barbecues and so on...
Maybe the next or the weekend after next (that depends on this evening) will show a better hold than expected.

 

 

 

 

Edited July 2, 2016 by el sid

[IndustriousAngel]

What has to be considered, I think, is the steady rise in releases ... the market goes up and down but it DOES have its limits, and where in earlier years there were, say, 4 CGI funnies per year, nowadays we have 20 or more ; at least 10 of which go wide. (for 2015, there's at least 10 CGI kids movies that opened to >500 theaters, and I didn't even count Pixels ...)

[Fullbuster]

2 minutes ago, IndustriousAngel said:

What has to be considered, I think, is the steady rise in releases ... the market goes up and down but it DOES have its limits, and where in earlier years there were, say, 4 CGI funnies per year, nowadays we have 20 or more ; at least 10 of which go wide. (for 2015, there's at least 10 CGI kids movies that opened to >500 theaters, and I didn't even count Pixels ...)

 

I hope that won't affect Dory, nostalgia can help

[IndustriousAngel]

Well, a bestseller will still be a bestseller (best examples this year's Zootopia and last year's Minions) but you really have to deliver to draw the crowds in ... in earlier years, with 4 big releases, the kids had not much choice when their parents/aunts/uncles too them to the movies ... nowadays, there's always at least two CGI kids movies and one reallife in release, and sometimes more. This weekend, we have - additional to Ice Age 5:

Jungle Book

Zootopia

Angry Birds

Alice 2

and maybe Warcraft for the same demo ... and that's at smaller Multiplexes, bigger ones also have the smaller and/or older releases. And Sunday, there's previews for "Smaragdgrün".

[IndustriousAngel]

final estimate has Ice Age 5 at 525k only ... that's baaad. otoh, Me Before You stays flat from last week - that's goood.