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Monday 5/19 2:30pm Admissions

 

*Compared to last Monday (Last Wk-Today)

 

109......2004-2495 +24%

Kinezo...1461-1654 +13%
Movix....2037-2760 +35%
Toho.....6117-8626 +41%
 
--total 11619-15535 +33%
 
*Toho 2:30pm today ranking
1.Frozen......8626
2.Thermae2....2379
3.Conan.......1747
4.local movie.1172
5.TASM2.......1059
 
-Rank2-5 total-6357
 
Frozen is still dominating the Japan box office. :D
 
*Last Monday (2:30pm-00:25am)
 
toho...6117--12496 x2.04
109....2004--3428  x1.71
kinezo.1461--2971  x2.03
movix..2037--4386  x2.15
 
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I find Frozen's run in Japan very agonising. It is the one and only rare market where films are not at all front-loaded. Films that are very front-loaded in the US (e.g. 2x multiplier) can get a 4x multiplier in Japan and so on. However, this makes everything move very slowly. Yes, Frozen is capable of having decreases smaller than 10% but that just means our expectations rise higher and higher and we have to wait more and more for them to come true. And also, ONE WEEKEND with a very high drop (e.g. -30%) from now on could be enough to destroy all our hopes.

That almost mirrors my thoughts. I've been following the Japanese box office for years, and noticed sometimes there are just some overall bad weekends that are hardly explainable, or even if the causes are clear, they couldn't be foreseen. One single missstep and every optimistic thought is thrown to the nettle.

If it was Godzilla or some other film I reasonably/moderately root for, I'd get caught in the flow and start to lock milestones and to project the sky. Would be a lot of fun, and if I turn out to be wrong, no big deal. This just doesn't apply in Frozen's case.

This is not exactly agony. This is angst. Delightful angst.

 

That's $7.966m

No. That's crazy.

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I know a film that would out-gross Frozen!

 

Pixar's Pacific Rim  :P

 

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It's worth pointing out that the most successful films in Japan (Spirited Away, Titanic, Howl's and now Frozen) have female protagonists. Edited by lab276
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Weekend actuals

Frozen

admissions 592,173(total: 14.59M)

yen  807,107,900  +9%(Total: 18.53b )

 

:OMG:

 

 

Monday 5/19 2:30pm Admissions

 

*Compared to last Monday (Last Wk-Today)

 

109......2004-2495 +24%

Kinezo...1461-1654 +13%
Movix....2037-2760 +35%
Toho.....6117-8626 +41%
 
--total 11619-15535 +33%
 
*Toho 2:30pm today ranking
1.Frozen......8626
2.Thermae2....2379
3.Conan.......1747
4.local movie.1172
5.TASM2.......1059
 
-Rank2-5 total-6357
 
Frozen is still dominating the Japan box office. :D
 
*Last Monday (2:30pm-00:25am)
 
toho...6117--12496 x2.04
109....2004--3428  x1.71
kinezo.1461--2971  x2.03
movix..2037--4386  x2.15
 

 

 

:rotfl:

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Schools are out for midterm according to chuck. Up 33% is a decent bump

 

Yeah, that might explain it, but i wasnt the one who found this information :)

 

 

if it increases this week its just crazy. Dont know what to say. At least we can lock it beating SA USD gross. I dont think how anyone can go lower than that after this weekend and no competition for a while. 

 

BTW I was looking at school holidays in Japan and I see a week of summer half term holidays starting next week. How will that benefit Frozen's weekdays.

 

 

http://myschoolholidays.com/The-Japanese-School-15161

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T E Lawrence, on 19 May 2014 - 11:45 AM, said:

 

Schools are out for midterm according to chuck. Up 33% is a decent bump

Yeah, that might explain it, but i wasnt the one who found this information :)

http://myschoolholid...se-School-15161

 

These are holidays for Japanese School, 87 Creffield Road, Acton, London, not for Japan!

 

In Japan:

 

State/Public Schools

The school year is the same as the fiscal year in Japan, beginning on 1 April and ending on 31 March. There are three terms in the school year with a break in between each term:

  Summer holiday - from the end of July until the end of August (usually 30-40 days)   Winter holiday - from the end of December to the beginning of January (usually two weeks)   Spring holiday - from the end of March to the beginning of April (usually two weeks)

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Here is something bizarre. It requires two big ifs. Right now the dollar is breaking key support, down 1%. 80k bump for the weekend.If the dollar breaks down again and the yen returns to its all time highs by the end of the year to 76 and...If frozen gets to 400mWith the way subers calculates international BO by using the most recent exchange rate for the entire run. It would come to $533m.The Avengers WW would be surpassed on BOM. Lol

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http://myschoolholid...se-School-15161 These are holidays for Japanese School, 87 Creffield Road, Acton, London, not for Japan! In Japan: State/Public SchoolsThe school year is the same as the fiscal year in Japan, beginning on 1 April and ending on 31 March. There are three terms in the school year with a break in between each term:    Summer holiday - from the end of July until the end of August (usually 30-40 days)    Winter holiday - from the end of December to the beginning of January (usually two weeks)    Spring holiday - from the end of March to the beginning of April (usually two weeks)

So its a bump on its own accord. This wave is getting bigger.
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Weekend actuals

Frozen

admissions 592,173(total: 14.59M)

yen  807,107,900  +9%(Total: 18.53b )

 

Wow! 800m yen and almost $8m weekend! :D Elsa & Anna are teasing us. It's like, "Hmm maybe it's finally starting to slow down. Oh wait, nope, false alarm. It's the opposite." lol. Also that $179m estimated total was waay too low, again.

 

And 33% total increase on Monday! If it behaves like Monday for the rest of weekdays this week, which may or may not be due to mid term holidays, it's likely that by the end of this coming weekend, Frozen will have crossed 20b yen! It only needs 1.47b yen.

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