China Box Office Thread | Deadpool & Wolverine- July 26

[Olive]

Monday Est

Interstellar  31M    291M  $47.5M

Penguins   6.7M   75.8M  $12.3M

Don't Go II 8.4M   147M   $24.0M

Turtles        2.0M   372M  $60.6M

[James]

 

Monday Est

Interstellar  31M    291M  $47.5M

Penguins   6.7M   75.8M  $12.3M

Don't Go II 8.4M   147M   $24.0M

Turtles        2.0M   372M  $60.6M

 

Wow! That is close to it's OD last Wednesday

[Michael Seng Wah]

Tomorrow it will cross the minimum target $50mil!

[Rsyu]

Great monday number for Interstellar. 

[fmpro]

No doubt this should 100 mill now.

Wow. China with legs..

Sexy legs

Edited November 17, 2014 by fmpro

[Quigley]

Inception had a 5x multiplier after its 5-day debut(93M yuan).

Interstellar will have 4x?

 

The thing is that since the Sunday increase (or minute decrease, whatever) was not inherent to the movie but was observed for all movies on that particular day, I guess the opening weekend is inflated compared to a normal weekend. So the opening-to-total multiplier could be lower than expected.

[MuffinMan]

Mockingjay pushed to 2015 in China
http://deadline.com/2014/11/hunger-games-mockingjay-china-release-date-delayed-1201287021/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Edited November 18, 2014 by MuffinMan

[vc2002]

In the  Putting International BO Numbers in Perspective thread I posted that USA : China should be 2:1 at this point. So if IS makes $100m in China, it probably means Chinese appreciate the movie than Americans do.

[Archerdude]

Strangely Pitt isn't supporting FURY release with a visit to China...but was in Australia to support Unbroken from the Mrs.  

[LexJoker]

Strangely Pitt isn't supporting FURY release with a visit to China...but was in Australia to support Unbroken from the Mrs.  

LOL Pitt is banned from China.

[Michael Seng Wah]

Tuesday number? Weeee...

[Olive]

Tuesday Est

Interstellar  32.6M    324M  $52.9M

Penguins   6.0M   81.2M  $13.2M

Don't Go II 7.6M   155M   $25.3M

Turtles        2.2M   372M  $60.9M

[Michael Seng Wah]

 

Tuesday Est

Interstellar  32.6M    324M  $52.9M

Penguins   6.0M   81.2M  $13.2M

Don't Go II 7.6M   155M   $25.3M

Turtles        2.2M   372M  $60.9M

 

 

Slightly up from Monday! 

[keysersoze123]

So should be around 85M by end of this sunday and cross 100m sometime  next week.

[Omario]

wow loving these chinese legs

[Bob Violence]

LOL Pitt is banned from China.

 

He came in June while Jolie was promoting Maleficent. I don't get why people think the government is still pissed off about Seven Years in Tibet when the director of that movie has spent the last few years on and off in China working on Wolf Totem.

 

As for why Pitt isn't coming to promote Fury, keep in mind that Fury is a buyout release through Huayi Brothers instead of a revenue-shared studio release, so it may be as simple as Huayi not wanting to foot the bill for his visit. Another possibility is that Pitt doesn't want to do his first Chinese PR tour for a movie that's arriving a month late and doesn't have great box-office prospects.

Edited November 18, 2014 by Bob Violence

[Noctis]

I am so impressed by its legs here. 

 

$120m is the goal, no?

[kayumanggi]

The run so far has been amazing.

[fmpro]

He came in June while Jolie was promoting Maleficent. I don't get why people think the government is still pissed off about Seven Years in Tibet when the director of that movie has spent the last few years on and off in China working on Wolf Totem.

 

As for why Pitt isn't coming to promote Fury, keep in mind that Fury is a buyout release through Huayi Brothers instead of a revenue-shared studio release, so it may be as simple as Huayi not wanting to foot the bill for his visit. Another possibility is that Pitt doesn't want to do his first Chinese PR tour for a movie that's arriving a month late and doesn't have great box-office prospects.

Totally agree

[Olive]

Fury presales are very weak, won't be a threat for IS. The other wide release is in 3D.