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China Box Office Thread | Deadpool & Wolverine- July 26

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Well....if $600M or higher, happens in China for IW2.....it could maybe beat Titanic, WW-wise.

 

 

Highly possible. This 600 should be accompanied with another 600 from US. And rest of the markets should be strong too, it being the culmination of all the films before it and possibly one of the most anticipated and grandest finale in film history. So 2.1B is my predict right now for it.

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Pan ....... Oh, and it’s bombing in China too, with just $3.5m in four days. Doing better in China was Ant-Man, which earned $22.3 million (-47%) in its second weekend in China, bringing its cume to $82.2m and its worldwide total to $493.81m.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2015/10/25/weekend-box-office-martian-goosebumps-top-as-last-witch-hunter-paranormal-activity-flop/

means AMs OS = $314.8m (changed OS, was slightly off)

(experimenting with colors = darkest red for the quote without quote thingie, for maybe better view with the new skin)

 

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$100m for AM has been locked since that opening Friday. It's now heading to $110m or so.

To put how good AM is performing in perspective:

China will more than 4x UK, its second biggest international market. China will also produce more than 20% of its worldwide gross, 20%, the highest China/Worldwide percentage for any superhero movie in history. CA2 was just under 17%, DOFP just above 16%, GOTG 11%. (As for the China/NA ratio: AM 61%, CA2 46%, DOFP 51%, GOTG 26%.)

China has undoubtedly become the fruitful backyard gardon of Marvel. Probably as soon as in two years, North America will no longer be its biggest box office market. Eventually, we will see China become the biggest market, and not just box office wise, of most of those uniformed superheroes, Marvel or DC.

Firedeep, great analysis.  Spandex Fatigue has eluded China it seems, as has 3D fatigue so far!  Remains to be seen there just is so much superior movies coming down the turnpike in 2016 onwards, survival to the fittest, we're starting to see some weakness with F4 this year and Green Lantern a couple of years ago...audiences are beginning to get choosy...

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Funny, a couple movies fall short of expectations and it's all doom and gloom. Must lower expectations!.

Ant man is holding well and now  it's TA4 over $600m!

AM mite 20m+ today. Huge hold - 38% or better wow. Should be over 665m/$105m next wed when it gets hit by competition. 

GML looking to hold near -40% wow at 12m. 1.5B is the target about 100m short of LiHK. I really thought it would hold better and beat LiHK after the first 8 days of inreases then holding near flat at 110m~ for 3 non weekdays.

TLP will hold 50% or better today. Nice run but it looks like it will be losing most of its screens. 160m/$25m will happen, a bit more if they up the screen count.

 

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Not sure :wub:about 600M for IW2, but 400-500m isn't crazy at all :wub:in 2018/2019.

By that time, top 5 movies yearly should :wub:all be $400M+

The question will only be, which movies that will be ... ;)  (surprises still happen too)

I do not doubt the possibility (even see a high probability), only the ~ 100% like certainty of some users - here and elsewhere in the forum - about their expectations to come true / their absolute formulations.

Hence the reason I like your formulations.

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