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[Carlangonz]

OCTOBER 13-15 WEEKEND. LOCAL COMEDY 'CÓMO CORTAR A TU PATÁN' LEADS TOP 10, FLATLINERS AND MOUNTAIN BETWEEN US COMPLETE TOP 3.

 

Cómo Matar a tu Patán

- 2nd biggest debut for a local film in 2017, behind Hazlo como Hombre. $120M is the realistic scenario right now.

 

The Mountain Between Us

- Performing as expected (counter-programming). $60M seems its final number

 

Blade Runner 2049

- Bad WOM and walk-outs in theatres, will keep on free fall

 

It

- #4 of the year behind FOTF, DM3 and BATB. Soon will join at Top 20 of all-time

 

Me Gusta, pero me Asusta

- Third highest local film of the year behind Hazlo como Hombre and 3 Idiotas.  

 

 

#	MOVIE	WEEKEND	% CHANGE	TOTAL (MXN)	TOTAL (USD)	ADM.	TOTAL ADM.
1	Cómo Cortar a tu Patán	$39,98		$39,98	$2,11	810K	810K
2	Flatliners	$21,06		$21,06	$1,11	435,8K	435,8K
3	The Mountain Between Us	$12,65	-34,96%	$42,14	$2,23	233,7K	840K
4	Blade Runner 2049	$10,99	-61,11%	$51,3	$2,74	191,7K	970K
5	Condorito	$10,68		$10,68	$565K	258,3K	258,3K
6	Kingsman: The Golden Circle	$8,68	-54,38%	$98,06	$5,43	172,1K	2,05
7	It	$7,53	-52,12%	$485,61	$26,63	162,2K	10,36
8	Me Gusta, pero me Asusta	$5,86	-57,87%	$104,74	$5,68	131,1K	2,51
9	My Little Pony	$4,23	-50,98%	$18,45	$987K	100,7K	461K
10	Lego Ninjago	$3,36	-47,90%	$26,14	$1,40	72K	630K

[Bemused Usher]

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Edited October 17, 2017 by Bemused Usher

[Carlangonz]

Coco will have a special screening next Tuesday on Palacio de Bellas Artes. 1396 tickets sold-out on less than an hour, hype is there! 

[Purple Minion]

Patán up to 60M lc. IT is 12M lc away from 500M!

[Carlangonz]

WEEKLY REPORT

 

Cómo Cortar a tu Patán

- Somepoint next weekend will cross $100M. Will end as #2 local film of the year

 

It

- Surpassed Inside-Out and this weekend cracks Top 20 All-Time

 

Me Gusta, pero me Asusta

- #21 local film all-time in gross, #24 in admissions

 

Lego Ninjago

- Says goodbye to the Top 10 doing half of what Lego Movie and Lego Batman did... on their OW!

 

		WEEKDAYS (LC)	WEEKLY (LC)	TOTAL (MXN)	TOTAL (USD)	ADM.	TOTAL ADM.
1	Cómo Cortar a tu Patán	$19,6	$59,58	$59,58	$3,14	1,32	1,32
2	Flatliners	$8,89	$29,95	$29,95	$1,57	670K	670K
3	The Mountain Between Us	$5,28	$17,93	$47,43	$2,50	356,6K	970K
4	Blade Runner 2049	$4,35	$15,34	$55,65	$2,96	289,8K	1,07
5	Condorito	$3,26	$13,94	$13,94	$737K	358,2K	358,2K
6	Kingsman: The Golden Circle	$3,16	$11,84	$101,22	$5,59	252,6K	2,13
7	It	$2,46	$9,99	$488,04	$26,75	230,8K	10,43
8	Me Gusta, pero me Asusta	$2,48	$8,34	$107,24	$5,81	202,7K	2,58
9	My Little Pony	$1,08	$5,31	$19,54	$1,04	132,9K	493,3K
10	Lego Ninjago	$680K	$4,04	$26,82	$1,43	99K	650K

 

Today opens: Geostorm (with Eugenio Derbez promoting it), Escape Room, The Devil's Dolls, The Only Boy Living in New York, La Habitación, Paris Pieds Nus, La Carga and Goodbye Christopher Robin (Cinemex's exclusive). Plus, re-releases of Manhattan and Close Encounters of Third Kind (both exclusive of Cinemex) 

Edited October 21, 2017 by Carlangonz

[Carlangonz]

Wow! This is concerning. A few days ago came out a rumor about Cinépolis and Universal having issues negotiating the release of Justice League. It's true that in the past weeks the distributor and the exhibitor had complications negotiating other films like American Made and Lego Ninjago, but common, it's Justice League we're talking about, they couldn't have this kind of issues again. I took the rumors as fake, but a reliable source just told me that those rumors are true and they keep on negotiations at least until the end of the month, on time with start of PS and avoid another Cinemex-Suicide Squad situation. Let's hope the release won't be cancelled in Cinépolis or the BO will see a middle-size impact.

 

EDIT. I remembered that HDD is distributed by Universal too, so i checked its status and seems it's the same situation that JL's

Edited October 21, 2017 by Carlangonz

[Bemused Usher]

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Edited October 24, 2017 by Bemused Usher

[Carlangonz]

1 hour ago, Bemused Usher said:

Any buzz building around COCO?

Buzz is high right now. If Inside-Out managed a $130s M debut i can see Coco starting with $150M+

[Carlangonz]

Coco is launching in 3,500+ screens, one of the widest releases ever. With its non-release on Cinépolis, HDD will be in around 300-400 screens.

[Carlangonz]

OCTOBER 20-22 WEEKEND. GEOSTORM RULES THE WEEKEND, PATAN IS ALREADY 4TH BIGGEST LOCAL FILM OF THE YEAR

 

 

#	MOVIE	WEEKEND	% CHANGE	TOTAL (MXN)	TOTAL (USD)	ADM.	TOTAL ADM.
1	Geostorm	$65,19		$65,19	$3,42	1,31	1,31
2	Cómo Cortar a tu Patán	$21,72	-44,84%	$81,69	$4,28	425,3K	1,76
3	Flatliners	$8,12	-61,44%	$38,29	$1,99	165,6K	840K
4	The Mountain Between Us	$5,51	-56,44%	$53,03	$2,78	102,2K	1,07
5	Condorito	$5,3	-50,37%	$19,32	$1,01	124,8K	485,3K
6	Blade Runner 2049	$3,45	-68,60%	$59,19	$3,14	61,6K	1,13
7	Escape Room	$3,09		$3,09	$162K	67,5K	67,5K
8	Kingsman: The Golden Circle	$2,95	-66,01%	$104,24	$5,74	57,2K	2,19
9	It	$2,28	-69,72%	$490,39	$26,86	48,9K	10,48
10	American Assasin	$2,08	+129,07%	$13,11	$700K	46,4K	300,9K

[Carlangonz]

While Coco sells tickets pretty well (and unusual for animated films), HDD is definitely not showing on Cinépolis, can't see this over $5M, so bad, it had a bigger potential.

[UserHN]

3 hours ago, Carlangonz said:

While Coco sells tickets pretty well (and unusual for animated films), HDD is definitely not showing on Cinépolis, can't see this over $5M, so bad, it had a bigger potential.

What is HDD?

[Carlangonz]

6 hours ago, UserHN said:

What is HDD?

Happy Death's Day

[Carlangonz]

Unless a last-minute deal happens, it's pretty much locked that Justice League won't be playing at Cinépolis 

[Carlangonz]

WEEKLY REPORT. GEOSTORM CROSSES $100M MXN

 

 

		WEEKDAYS (LC)	WEEKLY (LC)	TOTAL (MXN)	TOTAL (USD)	ADM.	TOTAL ADM.
1	Geostorm	$35,83	$101,02	$101,02	$5,29	2,2	2,2
2	Cómo Cortar a tu Patán	$12,13	$33,85	$93,82	$4,91	730K	2,06
3	Flatliners	$4,66	$12,78	$42,97	$2,23	288,3K	970K
4	The Mountain Between Us	$3,02	$8,53	$56,05	$2,93	172K	1,14
5	Condorito	$2,21	$7,51	$21,53	$1,12	188,1K	550K
6	Blade Runner 2049	$2,12	$5,57	$61,31	$3,25	107,2K	1,18
7	Escape Room	$2,1	$5,19	$5,19	$271K	126,2K	126,2K
8	Kingsman: The Golden Circle	$1,26	$4,21	$105,5	$5,80	88,6K	2,23
9	It	$1,22	$3,5	$491,77	$26,92	81,9K	10,52
10	American Assasin	$1,26	$3,34	$14,38	$765K	82,4K	337K

 

 

Today opens: Coco, Glass Castle, Os Dez Mandamentos, Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House and Happy Death's Day (Cinemex exclusive)

[Carlangonz]

COCO NUMBERS.

 

*Drums*

 

Pixar's Coco opened with $37.5M ($1.95M USD). Is eyeing a $145M-$150M OW. 4th biggest opening for Disney behind TS3, Dory and MU. 8th for an animation.

Edited October 28, 2017 by Carlangonz

[Carlangonz]

Meanwhile, Happy Death's Day goes for $730K USD at 353 screens. Expected result with the Cinépolis-Universal situation, will finish under $3M. Lost a lot of potential.

 

Glass Castle aims for a $145K OW

[Carlangonz]

$160M MXN ($8.4M USD) OW for Coco. Great start for the animation! 7th biggest opening for an animation behind Minions, DM3, TS3, DM2, Dory and IA4

[keysersoze123]

6 minutes ago, Carlangonz said:

$160M MXN ($8.4M USD) OW for Coco. Great start for the animation! 7th biggest opening for an animation behind Minions, DM3, TS3, DM2, Dory and IA4

 

How about WOM. Can it gross 500m peso. 

[Carlangonz]

35 minutes ago, keysersoze123 said:

 

How about WOM. Can it gross 500m peso. 

I've seen really good reactions, the movie is a total crowd-pleaser. Inside-Out opened did $137/$485 even facing JW, Minions and Genysis so i'll say this one has a shot for $500