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Firedeep, Tuesday 14:00PM update:

Weekly Box Office (4.09 ~ 4.15):

Titanic 3D Scored Record-breaking 468M yuan (74M $) Opening

Weekly

Titanic 3D 468M yuan (74M $) new

Love in The Buff 春娇与志明 10.7M yuan (1.7M $) -74%

R.T.T 10.6M yuan (1.6M $) new

Wrath of the Titans 9.5M yuan (1.5M $) -91%

New York Assassination 7.8M yuan (1.2M $) new

Blood Stained Shoes 绣花鞋 6.9M yuan (1.1M $) -75%

The Unfortunate Car 车在囧途 6.9M yuan (1.1M $) -65%

Love On That Day 爱在那一天 5M yuan (0.8M $) new

John Carter 3.03M yuan (0.48M $) -90%

Huang Dao Qing Wei Liao荒岛情未了 2M yuan (0.31M $) new

Cume

Titanic 3D 468M yuan (74M $)

Love in The Buff 春娇与志明 69.7M yuan (11.05M $)

R.T.T 10.6M yuan (1.6M $)

Wrath of the Titans 163.9M yuan (26M $)

New York Assassination 7.8M yuan (1.2M $)

Blood Stained Shoes 绣花鞋 43.2M yuan (6.8M $)

The Unfortunate Car 车在囧途 27.5M yuan (4.3M $)

Love On That Day 爱在那一天 5M yuan (0.8M $)

John Carter 262.53M yuan (41.6M $)

Huang Dao Qing Wei Liao荒岛情未了 2M yuan (0.31M $)

First place dominates James Cameron's Titanic 3D, the first 3D re-release ever in China, which grossed a history-best (opening) week for a single movie with 468M yuan, or 74M $ according to the Official Chinese Report, drawing in more than 10.5M admissions from 4,500 screens of 3,500 locations with more than 11,000 shows from its 6 days opening week. One thing to note, the original Titanic collected 44M $ with 1,800 admissions in 1998, remaining the highest gross film in the country for 11 years until the release of "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen." And now its 3D re-release is already 68% ahead the gross of its original. One of the bunches records the 3D re-release crushed in its first week run is that It bested former OW record holder, TF3 with 404M yuan (62M) from last July, with 64M yuan ahead. And in dollars, the gap is a more impressive 12M $. It is also the very first release in China to achieve 10M admissions on opening week. And it already claimed all time #1 re-release, #1 3D release and #1 3D re-release after only 6 days run. The fourth time James Cameron release in China is on projection to earn another 100M for the rest of its theatrical run.

Losing most of its 3D screens to Titanic 3D, The Titans, instead of wrath, but crashed last week, took in only 9.5M yuan (1.5M $), down hefty 91% with a cume of 26M $ after 3 weekends in theatres. Also down 90%, John Carter should drop out of top 10 next week for a total gross of about 42M $.

Thanks to the eye-poping 468M yuan opening of Titanic 3D, the Top 10's combined 530M yuan gross was up 300% from the same week last year and 112% from last week this year. It is also 10.8% ahead of previous biggest week leading by the opening of TF3 last July.

Titanic 3D daily break down (in $):

Mid 1.6M

Tue 10M w/o mid

Wed 10.5M +5%

Thu 9M -14%

Fri 11.5M +27%

Sat 17M +48%

Sun 14.5M -15%

6 days total: 74M, biggest opening week EVER !

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Firedeep, Tuesday 14:00PM update:

Weekly Box Office (4.09 ~ 4.15):

Titanic 3D Scored Record-breaking 468M yuan (74M $) Opening

Weekly

Titanic 3D 468M yuan (74M $) new

Love in The Buff 春娇与志明 10.7M yuan (1.7M $) -74%

R.T.T 10.6M yuan (1.6M $) new

Wrath of the Titans 9.5M yuan (1.5M $) -91%

New York Assassination 7.8M yuan (1.2M $) new

Blood Stained Shoes 绣花鞋 6.9M yuan (1.1M $) -75%

The Unfortunate Car 车在囧途 6.9M yuan (1.1M $) -65%

Love On That Day 爱在那一天 5M yuan (0.8M $) new

John Carter 3.03M yuan (0.48M $) -90%

Huang Dao Qing Wei Liao荒岛情未了 2M yuan (0.31M $) new

Cume

Titanic 3D 468M yuan (74M $)

Love in The Buff 春娇与志明 69.7M yuan (11.05M $)

R.T.T 10.6M yuan (1.6M $)

Wrath of the Titans 163.9M yuan (26M $)

New York Assassination 7.8M yuan (1.2M $)

Blood Stained Shoes 绣花鞋 43.2M yuan (6.8M $)

The Unfortunate Car 车在囧途 27.5M yuan (4.3M $)

Love On That Day 爱在那一天 5M yuan (0.8M $)

John Carter 262.53M yuan (41.6M $)

Huang Dao Qing Wei Liao荒岛情未了 2M yuan (0.31M $)

First place dominates James Cameron's Titanic 3D, the first 3D re-release ever in China, which grossed a history-best (opening) week for a single movie with 468M yuan, or 74M $ according to the Official Chinese Report, drawing in more than 10.5M admissions from 4,500 screens of 3,500 locations with more than 11,000 shows from its 6 days opening week. One thing to note, the original Titanic collected 44M $ with 1,800 admissions in 1998, remaining the highest gross film in the country for 11 years until the release of "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen." And now its 3D re-release is already 68% ahead the gross of its original. One of the bunches records the 3D re-release crushed in its first week run is that It bested former OW record holder, TF3 with 404M yuan (62M) from last July, with 64M yuan ahead. And in dollars, the gap is a more impressive 12M $. It is also the very first release in China to achieve 10M admissions on opening week. And it already claimed all time #1 re-release, #1 3D release and #1 3D re-release after only 6 days run. The fourth time James Cameron release in China is on projection to earn another 100M for the rest of its theatrical run.

Losing most of its 3D screens to Titanic 3D, The Titans, instead of wrath, but crashed last week, took in only 9.5M yuan (1.5M $), down hefty 91% with a cume of 26M $ after 3 weekends in theatres. Also down 90%, John Carter should drop out of top 10 next week for a total gross of about 42M $.

Thanks to the eye-poping 468M yuan opening of Titanic 3D, the Top 10's combined 530M yuan gross was up 300% from the same week last year and 112% from last week this year. It is also 10.8% ahead of previous biggest week leading by the opening of TF3 last July.

Titanic 3D daily break down (in $):

Mid 1.6M

Tue 10M w/o mid

Wed 10.5M +5%

Thu 9M -14%

Fri 11.5M +27%

Sat 17M +48%

Sun 14.5M -15%

6 days total: 74M, biggest opening week EVER !

Great job! That's an excellent report :D And your color coding makes the reading easier. Thanks!
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It probably is the first sequel not outgrossing its previous in China, which is unbelievably rare to see for a quickly expanding market. And its 91.2% weekly-to-weekly drop is also the biggest ever.

Horrible horrible news..This franchise is DEAD
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This is fantastic news, but it begs the question, how the hell did the numbers jump so much?First it was 79 mill, then 58 (WTF) and then 67 and then up to 74. Do they have clowns running the box office, monkeys punching in numbers?

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This is fantastic news, but it begs the question, how the hell did the numbers jump so much?

First it was 79 mill, then 58 (WTF) and then 67 and then up to 74. Do they have clowns running the box office, monkeys punching in numbers?

All of the above i think :P
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This is fantastic news, but it begs the question, how the hell did the numbers jump so much?First it was 79 mill, then 58 (WTF) and then 67 and then up to 74. Do they have clowns running the box office, monkeys punching in numbers?

I will try to explain this.79M is estimate according to online ticket sale by us on Sunday night; 58M is estimate according to first 2 days (22M) by FOX international (China) on Sunday, first reported via BOM.67M is revised by FOX China earlier this morning; 74M is official report by Chinese government later Tuesday.In fact, insiders said the actuals is 81M and some 7M was removed, but that is another story. Edited by firedeep
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