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How to Train Your Dragon 2 will have sneak peak screenings in select theaters on June 9 & 10 starting at 5pm. Regular showing on June 11

 

I think it will do well Animated sequels usually perform better than originals/non sequels and this has adult appeal as well

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I think Edge of Tomorrow will win slightly over Fault in the Stars in the box office since it has more screens plus 3D and IMAX and more expensive tickets but I will not be surprised if TFIOS will sneak in at #1, long lines in the theaters!

 

It's actually good week in the box office even holdover X-Men, Maleficent and Maybe This Time are still getting lines

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THE FAULT IN OUR STARS” GATHERS THE LARGEST OF CONSTELLATION
AT PHILIPPINES’ BOX-OFFICE AT P52 MILLION OPENING

via press release

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The phenomenal bestselling book by John Green, “The Fault In Our Stars,” adapted to film starring today’s most talented young actors Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort is now a certified blockbuster film on its opening weekend across the globe.



Like fate, the movie’s success has already been written in the stars when it opened to a lustrous P52 million in just four (4) days after it opened (June 5) in the Phils., likewise, it also earned a brilliant $48 million in the U.S. on its opening weekend.

Benefitting from its massive fan base and impressive word-of-mouth, cinemas have noted a repeat in the views, not just twice but as much as reaching a fourth recurrence. This phenomenal draw in the Philippines had Google’s analytics gone bonkers as reported in Time Magazine when it found out that not India, not Spain and not even the United States where John Green is based had the most voracious of readers but is actually the Philippines that grabbed the seat. As stated in Time Magazine, “According to Google data, it’s actually the Philippines, whose search volume index (normalized as a score of 100, the highest) for the term “The Fault In Our Stars” is more than double that of the U.S. (44, the second highest). The three next most starry-eyed countries are Singapore (38), Australia (37) and New Zealand (36).”

Like all great love stories that have come before, “The Fault In Our Stars,” both book and movie is the current one to beat in terms of endearment to the young adult demographics the world over who cried, fell in love and journeyed with Hazel and Gus’ little infinities. Considering the popular young adult blockbuster movies that have been released such as Woodley’s and Elgort’s “Divergent,” “Twilight” films and “The Hunger Games,” “The Fault In Our Stars’” opening weekend gross had already closed in to the lifetime estimates of the previously mentioned comparative titles.

From its modest 137 screens, “The Fault In Our Stars’” admissions have managed to reach 283, 680 over its opening weekend. With sold out tickets on its first day in the Philippines, it was Ayala Malls Cinemas’ Trinoma that landed the top spot amongst theaters with P2.3million in receipts. Second best recorded box-office comes from SM North Edsa/The Block at 2.13 million followed by Glorietta4 (P1.9M); SM Mall of Asia (P1.8M) and SM Megamall (P1.6M).

Indicating a nationwide and wider market demographics appeal, “The Fault In Our Stars” have also recorded highs in the following cinemas that are within the film’s top 20 list – Ayala Cebu (P1.6M); Eastwood (P1.5M); Greenbelt (P 1.4M); Powerplant (P 1.35M); Shang Cineplex (P1.31M); SM Cebu (P1.29M); Greenhills TheatreMall (P1.28M); Gateway Cineplex/Ali Mall (P1.22M); Alabang Town Center (P1.1M); Robinson’s Magnolia (P.916M); Robinson’s Ermita (P.888M); SM Southmall (P.842M); Bonifacio High Street (P.788M); Newport (P.776M); Festival (P.726M) and Market!Market! (P.723M).

“The Fault In Our Stars” centers on two engaging teenagers, Hazel (Woodley) and Gus (Elgort) who meet at a cancer support group, immediately connect and form a powerful bond. We join the pair on an incredible quest, which takes them thousands of miles away from home, to Amsterdam as they take on the journey of a positive celebration of life.

Still showing in more than 100 screens nationwide, “The Fault In Our Stars” is from 20th Century Fox distributed by Warner Bros. Like 20thCentury Fox (Philippines) on Facebook, 20thcenturyfoxph/Youtube and 20centuryph/Twitter for more updates.

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Any numbers for DRAGON 2?

 

We don't have yet. I'm not sure if it'll be big though since the competition is stiff. MALEFICENT, EDGE OF TOMORROW and X-M: DOFP are fighting with this for screens. It's a holiday here though (It's our Independence Day) so let's hope that helps.

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Philippines Box Office June 4–8, 2014 
 
 

TW LW Movie Studio Weekend Gross Change Screens Change / Avg. Gross-to-Date Week
1 1 Maleficent Disney $1,903,993 -53.7% 248 +19 $7,677 $6,927,177 2
2 N The Fault in our Stars Fox $1,185,491 - 137 - $8,653 $1,185,491 1
3 N Edge of Tomorrow WB $945,317 - 165 - $5,729 $945,317 1
4 2 Maybe This Time Star Cin. $646,266 -60.7% 80 -45 $8,078 $2,702,093 2
5 3 X-Men: Days of Future Past Fox $398,651 -71.0% 130 -15 $3,067 $6,905,097 3
6 N Pee Mak Prakanong Star Cin. $31,971 - 45 - $710 $31,971 1
7 - Godzilla (2014) WB $18,529 -85.5% 38 -12 $488 $3,573,572 4

 

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2014 Box Office

 

 

Rank Movie Title Distributor Gross Release
1 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Sony $10,197,753 4/30
2 Starting Over Again Star Cin. $9,096,712 2/12
3 Bride for Rent Star Cin. $7,348,239 1/15
4 Captain America: The Winter Soldier Disney $7,048,065 3/26
5 Maleficent Disney $6,927,177 5/28
6 X-Men: Days of Future Past Fox $6,905,097 5/21
7 Godzilla (2014) WB $3,573,572 5/15
8 300: Rise of An Empire WB $3,312,297 3/6
9 Da Possessed Star Cin. $2,807,915 4/19
10 Maybe This Time Star Cin. $2,702,093 5/28
11 Diary ng panget n/a $2,687,398 4/2
12 Rio 2 Fox $2,574,406 4/9
13 Robocop (2014) Sony $2,188,074 2/5
14 47 Ronin UIP $1,896,291 1/8
15 Divergent Pioneer $1,644,662 3/20
16 The Fault in our Stars Fox $1,185,491 6/5
17 The Lego Movie WB $1,161,725 2/6
18 Edge of Tomorrow WB $945,317 6/5
19 Non-Stop Pioneer $874,795 2/19
20 Need for Speed Disney $814,037 3/12
21 Mr. Peabody & Sherman Fox $674,389 3/6
22 So It's You n/a $605,209 5/7
23 Heaven is for Real Sony $553,112 4/19
24 Transcendence n/a $538,986 4/19
25 The Other Woman (2014) Fox $515,643 5/7
26 Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit UIP $508,336 1/15
27 The Legend of Hercules Pioneer $497,893 1/8
28 Son of God Pioneer $493,743 4/2
29 Pompeii Pioneer $384,658 2/19
30 ABNKKBSNPLAko?! The Movie n/a $384,007 2/19
31 I, Frankenstein Pioneer $381,108 1/22
32 Walking with Dinosaurs Fox $356,463 1/8
33 The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Fox $332,648 1/22
34 Lone Survivor Disney $264,241 1/8
35 Third Eye n/a $229,531 2/26
36 Devil's Due Fox $221,116 3/19
37 The Wolf of Wall Street n/a $213,469 1/15
38 Winter's Tale WB $191,189 2/13
39 Sabotage (2014) Pioneer $189,987 4/2
40 Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones UIP $183,503 1/29
41 The Monuments Men Fox $165,096 2/12
42 Oculus n/a $151,576 5/14
43 Brick Mansions n/a $148,911 5/7
44 Police Story 2013 n/a $134,805 1/22
45 The Book Thief Fox $116,506 2/19
46 Vampire Academy Pioneer $111,782 2/12
47 Homefront n/a $97,849 2/19
48 Open Grave Pioneer $81,370 3/5
49 Haunt (2014) Pioneer $81,232 4/9
50 12 Years a Slave Pioneer $78,871 3/5
51 American Hustle n/a $77,893 2/5
52 3 Days to Kill n/a $76,157 2/21
53 Hunter X Hunter: The Last Mission Pioneer $70,338 4/19
54 The Grand Budapest Hotel Fox $67,200 4/19
55 Endless Love (2014) UIP $59,537 2/12
56 The Love Punch n/a $56,185 4/19
57 Empire State n/a $55,272 3/19
58 Las Vegas (2014) Pioneer $52,653 5/7
59 Devil's Knot Pioneer $52,133 3/12
60 Hunter x Hunter Pioneer $49,507 4/19
61 Saving Mr. Banks Disney $49,254 2/26
62 The Quiet Ones Pioneer $43,312 5/28
63 Haunter Pioneer $40,547 2/5
64 Grudge Match WB $39,942 1/15
65 Ninja: Shadow of a Tear Pioneer $38,147 2/26
66 Make Your Move Pioneer $35,203 3/12
67 Tarzan (2013) Pioneer $33,056 1/15
68 Pee Mak Prakanong Star Cin. $31,971 6/4
69 Amy (2014) n/a $28,232 5/14
70 The Nut Job n/a $27,544 1/22
71 Her (2013) Pioneer $26,948 2/26
72 Muppets Most Wanted Disney $23,887 3/19
73 The Right Kind of Wrong n/a $22,141 2/5
74 Straight A's n/a $17,756 3/19
75 Manny n/a $13,974 3/12
76 Mumbai Love: The Movie n/a $10,852 1/22
77 All Is Lost UIP $7,821 2/5

 

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From BOM:

 

Coinciding with its domestic debut, How to Train Your Dragon 2 opened in a handful of international markets this weekend. Including some minor debuts last weekend, the movie has earned $26.1 million so far. It had a huge $12.8 million debut in Russia, and had the biggest animated opening ever in Malaysia ($2.3 million) and Singapore ($1.7 million). It also had the second-biggest animated opening in the Philippines ($1.9 million) and India ($1.2 million). Next weekend, it expands to 28 additional markets including Australia, Brazil and Mexico, and should ultimately have no trouble out-grossing its predecessor ($277 million).

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