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That is a very detailed report by Variety. Some minor errors or inaccuracies though.

 

If the news is true (it 99% is, at this point), CNCAC (its jointly bodies with ChinaNationalCultureGroup, to be exact) will be both the second foreign film importing licensee and the third foreign revenue-sharing film distribution licensee. Huaxia Film is the current second distribution licensee but they do not import movies.

 

It is unclear what kind of foreign films CNCAC will be handling. Hollywood big movies (or Hollywood smaller/indie ones) or small (and more artistic) Europe/Korea/Asian films or both ? We dont know yet. Either way, it most likely would take a few years for CNCAC to grow into a real competitor of CFC, if that is ever the intention of the CMP top decision makers in the Propaganda Ministry.

 

Many were expecting a third distribution license besides CFC and Huaxia, with speculations it either would be SMG (state-owned) or Huayi Bros or another private film distributor. But now suddenly a new importing body is born, which is, of course, also a state company. 

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Friday showtimes(early)Monuments men 22.7%Peabody 15.6%NFS 13.5%BCTI 10.1%

That's surprisingly a lot screens for MM. This weekend will decide if NFS can cross $60m.

 

How long does it take for China to surpass the yearly box office of North America? :wub:

2019 .....  :D

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A little early, but some rough guesses for the 3days wkn:

 

    [*]Peabody --- 55m --- NEW [*]Monuments men --- 37m ---NEW [*]NFS --- 35m --- -55% --- 355m $58m [*]BCTI --- 17m --- -56% --- 76m [*]On the Way --- 15m --- NEW [*]Justin and the Knights of Valour --- 10m --- NEW

Considering loose competition, literally I am predicting NFS to reach $60m before next weekend. It had a good slot with no real opponent. And WOM has been solid. Many probably did not notice, but the movie now already is the biggest March release in China, along with holding the March OW record. First March film to cross 300m.

 

This week is another slow one, looking to hang on the fence of 300m or slightly over 300m, depending on newcomers.

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screendaily.com

 

 

"The top 11 markets in 2013 according to IHS Screen Digest and local sources were China on $3.6bn, Japan on $2.4bn, the UK on $1.7bn, France on $1.6bn, India on $1.5bn, South Korea and Russia tied on $1.4bn, Germany on $1.3bn, Australia on $1.1bn and Mexico and Brazil tied on $900m.

Ranks 12-20 see Italy on $800m, Spain on $700m, Argentina on $400m, the Netherlands, Turkey and Taiwan tied on $300m and Sweden, Switzerland and Malaysia tied on $200m."

http://www.screendaily.com/box-office/china-first-market-to-cross-3bn/5070025.article?blocktitle=HEADLINES&contentID=40295

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Peabody is bombing.Beaten by a Spanish animated movie called Justin y la Espada del Valor, people are confused by its chinese title and mistake it for How to train your dragon 2..

 

Looked it up, and the poster looks so much like HTTYD

 

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Peabody is bombing.Beaten by a Spanish animated movie called Justin y la Espada del Valor, people are confused by its chinese title and mistake it for How to train your dragon 2..

I remember that movie. It bombed here in Spain last Fall, even though it was nominated to best animated picture at the Spanish version of the Oscars and Antonio Banderas was the voice of one of the main characters 

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Peabody is bombing.Beaten by a Spanish animated movie called Justin y la Espada del Valor, people are confused by its chinese title and mistake it for How to train your dragon 2..

Is this a possible problem/stumbling block for the real HTTYD2 when it comes out?
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