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5 minutes ago, IndustriousAngel said:

Preliminary numbers are worse than estimates (once more) ... another "might-have" weekend which ends up behind hopes (and last year's of course). There's still some buns in the oven but I fear this won't be a pretty year.

 

Ouch :o

Let's hope that FB and Rogue One will limit the damages.

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The biggest damage-limiter should be Dory - MarkG has pegged it at 7mil total in his 2016 prognosis ... a number that's optimistic but doable if the movie delivers (it should be noted that neither Pets nor IA5 lived up to his expectations ... there seems to be some serious cannibalization at work between family stuff this year, nearly every family movie did worse than expected with Pets and Zoo coming at least near ... the biggest success story is still Bibi&Tina3 with its near 2mil total which is a sizeable step up from 1 + 2)

MarkG's prognosis for Rogue was 5,3mil total which seems a sensible number, as the 3,7mil for FB. In fact I can see Rogue going even higher while I have my doubts about FB (of course I'll be glad if proven wrong there)

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FB has a shot at 5mil total, the fantasy fans are still out here and never underestimate them (look at Hobbit 2 &3)

I'm not so sure about RO anymore, it could finish with less than half of TFA's audience. I'm blaming the lack of connection to the original trilogy. On Friday they showed ANH on TV and it didn't exactly do a stellar job.

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37 minutes ago, IndustriousAngel said:

The biggest damage-limiter should be Dory - MarkG has pegged it at 7mil total in his 2016 prognosis ... a number that's optimistic but doable if the movie delivers (it should be noted that neither Pets nor IA5 lived up to his expectations ... there seems to be some serious cannibalization at work between family stuff this year, nearly every family movie did worse than expected with Pets and Zoo coming at least near ... the biggest success story is still Bibi&Tina3 with its near 2mil total which is a sizeable step up from 1 + 2)

MarkG's prognosis for Rogue was 5,3mil total which seems a sensible number, as the 3,7mil for FB. In fact I can see Rogue going even higher while I have my doubts about FB (of course I'll be glad if proven wrong there)

 

I hope he's right for Dory :)

I'm optimistic for FB, I agree with Griesi there is potential :)

 

Rogue One will do very well, Darth Vader guys!!!

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Dory should at least become the biggest OW this year. This year is a bit boring yet... No big Openers, no big movies.

Deadpool will fall, I'm sure :) (If the weather doesn't turn out to be great)

1 713.887 523 1.365 Deadpool

 

But if Dory, FB and RO all disappoint - could this year end without any 6M+ movie??? :o The last time that happened was 2010, before that 1992, so that's clearly a rare phenomenon.

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Germany's Top20 last weekend:

 

title

admissions

th.

PTA

total adm.

total €

drop

week

1

Bad Moms

190.571

447

426

263.513

2.133.383

-

1

2

The Magnificent Seven

122.196

508

241

122.196

1.132.414

-

1

3

The Purge 3

108.396

371

292

391.369

3.309.203

-50

2

4

SMS für Dich

106.030

652

163

391.569

3.207.435

-39

2

5

Nerve

90.131

389

232

505.581

4.015.833

-43

3

6

Snowden

70.162

281

250

87.677

749.073

-

1

7

Tschick

69.055

566

122

243.336

1.882.381

-44

2

8

Don't Breathe

58.255

406

143

352.544

2.997.111

-44

3

9

The Secret Life of Pets

54.273

721

75

3.457.082

28.702.343

-59

9

10

Suicide Squad

28.766

400

72

1.565.167

16.216.016

-61

6

11

Conni & Co

22.589

621

36

406.722

2.543.815

-56

6

12

Pete's Dragon

16.719

499

34

224.643

1.667.432

-59

5

13

Schweinskopf al dente

14.181

200

71

474.868

3.628.257

-59

7

14

Toni Erdmann

12.878

179

72

624.292

5.566.877

-37

11

15

Ice Age 5

12.251

333

37

2.835.441

22.259.838

-60

13

16

Jason Bourne

11.196

179

63

914.028

8.055.737

-63

7

17

Captain Fantastic

10.302

164

63

189.569

1.384.346

-44

6

18

24 Wochen

10.110

100

101

18.755

132.066

-

1

19

Now You See Me 2

9.118

124

74

271.007

2.189.456

-51

5

20

Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates

8.333

290

29

341.078

2.683.689

-82

4

 

Bad drops and mediocre openings (except Snowden which did better than I expected) - another forgettable weekend in a long line this year …

 

Next weekend: There's only one story and that's the opening for Finding Dory. Everybody's looking forward to the end of the BO depression; I really hope Dory can fulfill this role. An opening in the 800k range seems possible even if Nemo was a long time ago; weather should not be a problem this time so family stuff as a whole might recover the ground it lost this weekend.
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1 hour ago, IndustriousAngel said:

Next weekend: There's only one story and that's the opening for Finding Dory. Everybody's looking forward to the end of the BO depression; I really hope Dory can fulfill this role. An opening in the 800k range seems possible even if Nemo was a long time ago; weather should not be a problem this time so family stuff as a whole might recover the ground it lost this weekend.

Dory is a hard one to predict. I would be OK with every weekend that is the biggest OW 2016. A 1M OW would be great but is probably too much to ask. Whatever, I'm looking forward :)

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1 hour ago, IndustriousAngel said:

Next weekend: There's only one story and that's the opening for Finding Dory. Everybody's looking forward to the end of the BO depression; I really hope Dory can fulfill this role. An opening in the 800k range seems possible even if Nemo was a long time ago; weather should not be a problem this time so family stuff as a whole might recover the ground it lost this weekend.

 

How big was Nemo's opening and total in admissions?

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On 26.9.2016 at 9:29 AM, Giesi said:

FB has a shot at 5mil total, the fantasy fans are still out here and never underestimate them (look at Hobbit 2 &3)

I'm not so sure about RO anymore, it could finish with less than half of TFA's audience. I'm blaming the lack of connection to the original trilogy. On Friday they showed ANH on TV and it didn't exactly do a stellar job.

 

The 4595845th repeat of ANH isn't really something I would use as any hint of what Rogue One could do. It's not like the ratings were bad either.

 

Do you mean a lack of connection between Rogue One and the original trilogy, or a lack of connection between the general public and the old Star Wars movies?

I don't think the former fits to the rest of the post, so I'll assume it's the latter. Not that  I see a lack of connection to the original trilogy among the audience either. TFA got to 9 million admissions mostly because of its connection to those movies. People went to see it because of Han, Luke and Leia returning.

 

Rogue One won't have any of the 'big three', and it's not one of the regular episodes, which should cost it a bit. On the other hand, it couldn't be more connected to ANH, and it will have Vader in it. It's hard to say where this movie will end up, but I could definately see it land somewhere in the Episode II and III range.

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Finding Nemo is with 8.8 million visitors the most successful CGI animated film of all time . During the continuation Finds Dorie in the US may well compete with the regions of its predecessor, it was in many international markets for the sequel clearly down (for example in France of 9.5 million to 3.3 million and in Spain of 5, 0 million to 3.2 million visitors down). But in many countries, there was little distance Pets and IA5 , which is different in Germany, so I see at least 4.8 million visitors.

 

Insidekino expects close to 5m admissions total..that will translate to roughly 30mn euros ~ 33.7mn dollars

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9 hours ago, CoolK said:

Finding Nemo is with 8.8 million visitors the most successful CGI animated film of all time . During the continuation Finds Dorie in the US may well compete with the regions of its predecessor, it was in many international markets for the sequel clearly down (for example in France of 9.5 million to 3.3 million and in Spain of 5, 0 million to 3.2 million visitors down). But in many countries, there was little distance Pets and IA5 , which is different in Germany, so I see at least 4.8 million visitors.

 

Insidekino expects close to 5m admissions total..that will translate to roughly 30mn euros ~ 33.7mn dollars

5m adm should be around €40mio =  $45mio.

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10 hours ago, CoolK said:

Finding Nemo is with 8.8 million visitors the most successful CGI animated film of all time . During the continuation Finds Dorie in the US may well compete with the regions of its predecessor, it was in many international markets for the sequel clearly down (for example in France of 9.5 million to 3.3 million and in Spain of 5, 0 million to 3.2 million visitors down). But in many countries, there was little distance Pets and IA5 , which is different in Germany, so I see at least 4.8 million visitors.

 

Insidekino expects close to 5m admissions total..that will translate to roughly 30mn euros ~ 33.7mn dollars

 

More than enough to reach $1B :P

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