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I think it's more a case of missing mega-blockbusters. You can't plan something like "Intouchables" or "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis" - such things happen, and boom - you got a strong year because some breakout comedy gets 15 or 20 mil admissions.

 

Why do people always try to find excuses when I say admissions in France decreased or will decrease because of the crisis?

It's really irritating, can't you see the real world guys? The decline in admissions since 2011 has one main reason : the crisis, nothing more. When people's wallets are depressed they have other priorities, we've seen it in Spain, Greece and Portugal.

Yep, this is the real world...I know, it's terrifying!

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Why do people always try to find excuses when I say admissions in France decreased or will decrease because of the crisis?It's really irritating, can't you see the real world guys? The decline in admissions since 2011 has one main reason : the crisis, nothing more. When people's wallets are depressed they have other priorities, we've seen it in Spain, Greece and Portugal.Yep, this is the real world...I know, it's terrifying!

2011 was also a bumper year, there's no way it could've sustained at that level for very long. Unemployment in France is also less than half of Spain's.
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2011 was also a bumper year, there's no way it could've sustained at that level for very long. Unemployment in France is also less than half of Spain's.

 

And? This rate passed from 7.2% in 2008 to 11% nowadays, it's a lot of new unemployed people.

Excuses, excuses...The crisis is the reason, it's not a coincidence, like in Spain, Portugal and Greece..It's so obvious...

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And? This rate passed from 7.2% in 2008 to 11% nowadays, it's a lot of new unemployed people.Excuses, excuses...The crisis is the reason, it's not a coincidence, like in Spain, Portugal and Greece..It's so obvious...

Admissions this year will be about the same as 2008.
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Admissions this year will be about the same as 2008.

 

July 2013 was the worst July since 2003. It must be great to be blind.

So you don't think there's a crisis? You think people in France spend more money on theaters when they lose their jobs? So contrary to people in Spain or Greece they just don't care and use magic money?

 

Wow, I wouldn't be surprise to hear "France is so unique and exceptional..They also have unicorns :o "

 

Seriously.... :rolleyes:

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July 2013 was the worst July since 2003. It must be great to be blind.So you don't think there's a crisis? You think people in France spend more money on theaters when they lose their jobs? So contrary to people in Spain or Greece they just don't care and use magic money? Wow, I wouldn't be surprise to hear "France is so unique and exceptional..They also have unicorns :o " Seriously.... :rolleyes:

The weather this July was also fantastic. You'll see weak Julys across all of Europe, just like you'll see strong Mays. There are reasons for fluctuations in attendance that have nothing to do with the economy. Edited by lab276
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The weather this July was also fantastic. You'll see weak Julys across all of Europe, just like you'll see strong Mays. There are reasons for fluctuations in attendance that have nothing to do with the economy.

 

OK so there is not a crisis, people are fine, their wallets are full, money is everywhere...Wonderful ! Strange, I don't see that here :(

I probably need glasses :unsure:

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OK so there is not a crisis, people are fine, their wallets are full, money is everywhere...Wonderful ! Strange, I don't see that here :(I probably need glasses :unsure:

There may well be a crisis, but I see no evidence of it in the box office. It's still pretty healthy right now, August is even looking up on last year.
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There may well be a crisis, but I see no evidence of it in the box office. It's still pretty healthy right now, August is even looking up on last year.

 

Admissions decreased, it's the only evidence I need.

In Spain, Portugal, Greece and Italy the BO decreased a lot, and we know the crisis is the only culprit.

France is the same. Depressed wages, rising unemployment = Decline of the BO.

 

It's still fine, but the drop in admissions started in 2012 when the crisis hit France pretty hard, it's obviously not a coincidence. But try to find ridiculous excuses, the real world is still the same :)

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Admissions decreased, it's the only evidence I need.In Spain, Portugal, Greece and Italy the BO decreased a lot, and we know the crisis is the only culprit.France is the same. Depressed wages, rising unemployment = Decline of the BO. It's still fine, but the drop in admissions started in 2012 when the crisis hit France pretty hard, it's obviously not a coincidence. But try to find ridiculous excuses, the real world is still the same :)

Admissions decrease for any number of reasons and the box office hasn't yet hit lows that alarm me.
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Week(15-21):

 

Elysium:608,085

 

PJ2:549,325

 

NYSM:418,740(-33%)/2,005,782

 

Smurfs 2:288,759(-42%)/1,388,969

 

TLR:256,690(-53%)/800752

 

Wolverine:138,732(-49%)/1,862,756

 

DM2:132,822(-37%)/4,163,360

 

 

Wednesday:

 

Kick-Ass 2:87,221

 

The Conjuring:66,693

   
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Paris OD 09/25

 

 

 

#1- Blue Jasmine / 3637 admissions

#2- Players Runner Runner / 1243 admissions

#3- Rush / 851 admissions

#4- 2 Guns / 590 admissions

#5 -Sur le chemin de l'école / 548 admissions

 

Week 38 / 18-24 sept

#1- The Butler / 306 836 / -19% (685 134)

#2- Riddick / 254 478

#3 We're the Miller / 189 452

#4 Elle s'en va / 128 354

#5 Behind the Candelabra / 123 213

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week 09/25-01/10

 

 

1- Blue Jasmine 494 075

2- The Butler 289 229 (-5%/ 974 363)

3- Players (Runner Runner) 178 703

4- 2 Guns 158 696

5- We’re the Millers 150 507 (-21% / 339 959)

6- Rush 149 696

7- Riddick 139 771 (-45% / 394 249)

8 - Sur les chemins de l'école 119 308

9- Elle s'en va 105 101 (-18% / 233 545)

10- The Conjuring 66 804 (-28% / 1 096 770)

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week 40 10/01-10/08 

 

1- Eyjafjallajökull: 545 928

2- Blue Jasmine: 333 304 (-33% / 827 679)

3- The Butler: 216 414 (-25% / 1 190 777)

4- Insidious - Chapter 2: 168 871

5- Diana: 152 968

6- Sur les chemins de l'école: 110 137 (-8% / 229 445)

7- Runner Runner: 99 229 (-45% / 277 932)

8 - Rush: 91 505 (-39% / 241 201)

9- 2 Guns: 90 831 (-43% / 249 527)

10- Machete Kills: 86 223

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