brazil Brazil Box Office Thread

[Carlangonz]

59 minutes ago, Shanks said:

 

Oh, That's because they are weekend numbers (Provincial Data or Estimates). Weekend numbers are never really completely accurate in most Countries - if  you are getting 'em just next day. But, If you look at year-end data or Cumulative data of both Local site & ComScore - they have same numbers.

Adding to this and to not derail the thread; those estimates that come up my Monday usually only have a 92%-94% computed out of the whole coverage. Of course in some countries is faster given they have real time tracking but with smaller and independent chains it takes a long time in many markets yet.

[ThatWaluigiDude]

1 hour ago, Shanks said:

 

Oh, That's because they are weekend numbers (Provincial Data or Estimates). Weekend numbers are never really completely accurate in most Countries - if  you are getting 'em just next day. But, If you look at year-end data or Cumulative data of both Local site & ComScore - they have same numbers.

This. It is important to understand that the monday numbers for most countries are estimates, just like how US publish their estimates on sunday. For Brazil the actuals come 7 days later when Ancine publish their weekly report with big breakdowns by region, state, cities and chains. These numbers are as official as official can get. And like you say, further end of year report confirm even more to leave no doubts.

[LPLC]

2 hours ago, Shanks said:

 

Oh, That's because they are weekend numbers (Provincial Data or Estimates). Weekend numbers are never really completely accurate in most Countries - if  you are getting 'em just next day. But, If you look at year-end data or Cumulative data of both Local site & ComScore - they have same numbers.

Ok thank you, sites like inside kino or jp's box office should get a little more information to give the real figures rather than giving precise estimates that we want to think are true but which are just estimates that depend on the price of the ticket. If you can get the real numbers I'm sure they can too.

[ThatWaluigiDude]

$44.4M for Avatar (around R$232M) and $14.8M for Puss in Boots (around R$77M). Sunday could behave different than usual due to Cinema Week, estimates might or might not hold up tomorrow (not by much)

[Issac Newton]

R$3.2M ($610K) Titanic 

[ThatWaluigiDude]

Box office 9-12 february

	Movie	Box Office (R$)	Change (%)	Total (R$)	Admissions	Admissions total (Est)
1	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	6.510.000	+30.7%	77.900.000	640.000	4.590.000
2	Avatar: The Way of the Water	5.020.000	+22.7%	233.060.000	447.000	11.150.000
3	Titanic 3D	3.210.000	---	3.210.000	330.000	287.970
4	M3gan	3.030.000	+13.5%	23.840.000	284.000	1.470.000
5	The Offering	1.880.000	---	1.880.000	188.960	188.960
6	Knock at the Cabin	1.400.000	-18.6%	3.690.000	133.275	252.340
7	Desapega!	983.000	---	983.000	95.290	95.290
8	A Man Called Otto	824.000	-29%	4.820.000	63.718	239.840
9	Pearl	651.000	---	651.000	58.320	63.320
10	Plane	524.000	-33.6%	4.590.000	48.730	258.650

 

The first 4 days of the Cinema Week earned a total of R$26.9M and 2.4M admissions, the first Cinema Week made R$20.57M and 1.8M admissions on the same period (R$35M total on the whole 7-days). We still have two more days left (One day less than the previous one due to the early release of Ant-Man). The advantage of not having a big new release breakout like Orphan: First Kill is that this time the money was better spread out among the other movies. Avatar 2 is only 50k admissions away from entering the all-time top 10, Knock at the Cabin already passed the totals of Old and The Visit and Pearl should pass the total of X in a few days.

 

Next weekend it will release Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantunmania and Triangle of Sadness.

Edited February 14, 2023 by ThatWaluigiDude

[ThatWaluigiDude]

At the last minute they decided to extend the Cinema Week one more day, now tomorrow will be part of it with Ant-Man being the only movie not included in the promotion.

 

I don't know yet however if all of this will happen to the whole country or just some select regions.

 

EDIT: Checked out some cities and they are showing the regular prices, so I will assume that is regional, so officially it ended today.

Edited February 15, 2023 by ThatWaluigiDude

[ThatWaluigiDude]

The second Cinema Week officialy ended with a total of R$42.3M and 3.8M admissions, an increase over the last one that made R$35.8M and 3.2M admissions.

 

You can bet they will make another one later this year, the theaters can't resist on how lucrative those campaigns are.

[ThatWaluigiDude]

First day of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantunmania had 175k in admissions. Previous Marvel movie, Wakanda Forever, had 270k admissions in its wednesday release, Thor Love & Thunder had 346k (however, Wakanda had a late night release while Ant-Man and Thor had a full day). Disapointing considering the strong early pre-sales.

Edited February 16, 2023 by ThatWaluigiDude

[keysersoze123]

How many admits did Ant-man 2 sell? Will this easily beat that?

[ThatWaluigiDude]

2 hours ago, keysersoze123 said:

How many admits did Ant-man 2 sell? Will this easily beat that?

It made 708k in the first weekend and 3.25M total. It still on the way on beating the opening, for the total it will probably do it but is not locked, it need legs and WoM is really not looking good right now.

[keysersoze123]

what would 3.25 million admits mean in gross? 60-70M?

[ThatWaluigiDude]

3 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

what would 3.25 million admits mean in gross? 60-70M?

Around $58M-$60M

[Issac Newton]

R$6.8M - Antman 3 throughout THU

[Issac Newton]

 

[kayumanggi]

 

[Issac Newton]

Disney reported $1.3M through out THU

 

Something is wrong either with ComScore/Studio 

[ThatWaluigiDude]

23 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:

 

 

11 minutes ago, kayumanggi said:

 

I will go out now and say that this is probably a mistake from Comscore and they actually mean 1.2M dollars, and not reais, because R$1.2M is INCREDIBLE low for a movie that sold 300k+ tickets. It makes no sense at all. However R$6M+ does align with the amount of tickets sold.

[wboxoffice]

On 1/30/2023 at 12:31 PM, ThatWaluigiDude said:

Box office 26-29 january

	Movie	Box Office (R$)	Change (%)	Total (R$)	Admissions	Admissions total (Est)
1	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	6.160.000	-29%	64.040.000	309.880	3.400.000
2	Avatar: The Way of the Water	5.740.000	-39.8%	219.960.000	229.170	10.320.000
3	M3gan	3.970.000	-46.6%	15.020.000	202.000	788.792
4	A Man Called Otto	1.630.000	---	1.850.000	71.000	78.355
5	Plane	1.550.000	+355.9%	2.320.000	68.450	100.563
6	The Devil's Conspiracy	530.000	---	530.000	25.400	25.400
7	Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody	490.000	-60.1%	5.180.000	17.940	219.997
8	Billy Eilish: Live at the 02	440.000	---	440.000	18.830	18.830
9	Babylon	420.000	-54.7%	1.750.000	14.000	64.484
10	The Fabelmans	310.000	-35.1%	2.100.000	11.600	83.804

 

Added a little something more to the ranking with the admissions of the weekend alongside the total admissions. Might not do this every week but I thought it would be interesting to add once in a while.

 

January saw a total of R$140M on box office, an increase of more than 37% from last year, starting 2023 with a right foot.

 

Puss took the lead from Avatar for the first time, ending Avatar's 6-week long victory. Plane finally had its full release thought it is hard to say if the half-month previews helped or hurt it, Otto had a good start, Tár failed to enter the top 10 while Fabelmans had an increase in tickets per screen, but it still got down due to lesser screenings this weekend. M3gan is getting real close to selling 1 million tickets and it might get there as soon as next weekend if it manages to do a sub 50% drop.

 

 

Next weekend we will see the release of Knock at the Cabin, The Banshees of Inisherin, The Amazing Maurice, Project Gemini, Hut, Porto and the re-release of EEAAO.

 

Hi, is there a link for this weekly chart?  Or a link for what is the total for Brazil for I Wanna Dance With Somebody?  Thanks

Edited February 17, 2023 by wboxoffice

[ThatWaluigiDude]

37 minutes ago, wboxoffice said:

 

Hi, is there a link for this weekly chart?  Or a link for what is the total for Brazil for I Wanna Dance With Somebody?  Thanks

https://www.gov.br/ancine/pt-br/oca/resultados-cinema-brasileiro/painel-de-ranking-de-filmes

 

Here, first panel is for admissions, second panel for box office. Go back when this page when it gets updated on monday, the movie probably got a final push this past week.