TAQUILLA | Spain Boxoffice

[terrestrial]

1 minute ago, peludo said:

Those are official weekend data (Friday-Sunday).

= weekend, yes as the tweet is named, but they tweeted prov lists after having already tweeted the final/actual list.

The prov list tweet(s) appears too often in between, to me it looks not logical if that prov list would be a mere re-tweet = I added the remarks as a continuing text to the earlier thoughts 

 

After my last post with their tweets quoted:

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain  14h14 hours ago

TOP 10 PROV 1-CANTA 2-ROGUE ONE 3-ASSASSIN'S 4-VAIANA 5-VILLAVICIOSA 6-BELLEZA OCULTA 7-A.FANTASTICOS 8-INOCENTES 9-U.HOMBRE 10-PATERSON

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain  10h10 hours ago

TOP 10 1-CANTA 2-ROGUE ONE 3-ASSASSIN'S 4-VAIANA 5-BELLEZA OCULTA 6-VILLAVICIOSA 7-ANIMALES FANTASTICOS 8-ULTIMO HOMBRE 9-LLEGADA 10-ALIADOS

 

[peludo]

11 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

= weekend, yes as the tweet is named, but they tweeted prov lists after having already tweeted the final/actual list.

The prov list tweet(s) appears too often in between, to me it looks not logical if that prov list would be a mere re-tweet = I added the remarks as a continuing text to the earlier thoughts 

 

After my last post with their tweets quoted:

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain  14h14 hours ago

TOP 10 PROV 1-CANTA 2-ROGUE ONE 3-ASSASSIN'S 4-VAIANA 5-VILLAVICIOSA 6-BELLEZA OCULTA 7-A.FANTASTICOS 8-INOCENTES 9-U.HOMBRE 10-PATERSON

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain  10h10 hours ago

TOP 10 1-CANTA 2-ROGUE ONE 3-ASSASSIN'S 4-VAIANA 5-BELLEZA OCULTA 6-VILLAVICIOSA 7-ANIMALES FANTASTICOS 8-ULTIMO HOMBRE 9-LLEGADA 10-ALIADOS

 

I see. Those lists must be data from post weekend days (Monday or Tuesday). So yes, it could be more clear. However, if it were more clear, people would not pay for it  

[efialtes76]

Friday:

 

1.Sing

2.Passengers

3.Rogue One

4.Assasin's Creed

5.Vaiana

6.Collateral Beauty

7.Villaviciosa de al lado

8.Hell or High Water

9.Retour chez ma Mere

10.Fantastic Beasts

 

Boxoffice 2016(at December 30th)

 

€600M+(first time since 2012)

+100mio admissions(first time since 2009)

[terrestrial]

1 hour ago, efialtes76 said:

Boxoffice 2016(at December 30th)

€600M+(first time since 2012)

+100mio admissions(first time since 2009)

Rentrak France (why France?) retweeted him with that too

Arturo Guillen ‏@GuillenArturo3 hours ago

Spanish Box Office is back on track with over 100MM admissions for the first time since 2009-Another year with Local product as a key driver

 

Is he connected to Spanish BO?

[terrestrial]

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain17 minutes ago

TOP 5 Weekend Provisional 1- ¡Canta! 1,5M€ 2- Passengers 1,4M€ 3- Rogue One 0,9M€ 4- Assasin's Creed 0,6M€ 5- Belleza oculta 0,4M€

[peludo]

On 31/12/2016 at 11:12 AM, efialtes76 said:

€600M+(first time since 2012)

+100mio admissions(first time since 2009)

More exact data:

 

€601,770,637 (+5% relative to 2015) - 100,275,624 admissions (+6%) - €6.01 average ticket price (€6.07 in 2015)

 

Local films: €109,040,951 - 18,144,453 admissions (it is a 18% of the total)

 

It is curious that among the last 6 years, just in 2013 a foreign film has won the year (The Croods if we take into account natural year or Desolation of Smaug if we take into account films reelased during the year). Torrente 4 won 2011, The Impossible 2012, 8AV in 2014, 8AC in 2015 and A monster calls in 2016.

 

Top 5 of the year:

1. A monster calls: €26.5m

2. Pets: €21.3m

3. Finding Dory: €17.6m

4. Jungle Book: €16.8m

5. The revenant: €14.2m

Edited January 2, 2017 by peludo

[Zamor]

Average ticket price is so low!

 

Good year for the Spanish BO anyway.

[peludo]

1 hour ago, Zamor said:

Average ticket price is so low!

 

Good year for the Spanish BO anyway.

The usual price in my usual cinema is €7.70 and it is not the most expensive of the country. Madrid or Barcelona are way more expensive. But for example, 4 million among the 101 million tickets sold had a €2.90 price each because of Fiesta del Cine. Those discounts make the average ticket price can drop.

[efialtes76]

TOP 10 BOX OFFICE HITS, SPAIN, 2016 
1.”A Monster Calls,” Universal, €26.1 million ($27.5 million);
2.”The Secret Life of Pets,” Universal, €21.3 million ($22.5 million);
3.”Finding Dory,” Disney, €17.6 million ($18.6 million);
4.”The Jungle Book,” Disney, €16.8 million ($17.7 million);
5.”The Revenant,” Fox, €14.2 million ($15.0 million);
6.”Zootopia,” Disney, €13.4 million ($14.1 million);
7.”Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them,” Warner Bros., €13.1 million ($13.8 million);
8.”Palm Trees in the Snow,” Warner Bros., €12.2 million ($12.8 million);
9.”Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” Disney, €11.4 million ($12.0 million);
10.”Suicide Squad,” Warner Bros., €11.3 million ($11.9 million)
Source: comScore, €1 = $1.05

[peludo]

December 30th-January 1st (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend)

 

 1 (3) . Sing!: €7,909,874 (2nd)
 2 (N) . Passengers: €1,481,468 (NEW)
 3 (1) . Rogue One: €11,850,208 (3rd)
 4 (2) . Assassin's creed: 4,450,368 (2nd)
 5 (4) . Collateral beauty: €2,040,480 (2nd)
 6 (5) . Villaviciosa de al Lado: €8,509,393 (5th)
 7 (6) . Moana: €8,372,830 (5th)
 8 (N) . Hell or high water: €150,925 (NEW)
 9 (N) . Retour chez ma mère: €139,344 (NEW)
10 (7) . Fantastic Beasts: €13,183,661 (7th)
11 (N) . Mine: €83,217 (NEW)
12 (8) . Hacksaw Ridge: €1,888,008 (4th)
13 (N) . Frantz: €65,881 (NEW)
14 (10). Arrival: €4,415,883 (7th)
15 (9) . Allied: €4,382,469 (6th)
16 (13). Paterson: €501,179 (4th)
17 (16). The innocents: €122,885 (2nd)
18 (18). Trolls: €9,313,942 (10th)
19 (15). Genius: €545,600 (4th)
20 (17). 1898: Los últimos de Filipinas: €1,794,319 (5th)

[HenryPotternoi]

5 hours ago, peludo said:

December 30th-January 1st (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend)

 

 1 (3) . Sing!: €7,909,874 (2nd)
 2 (N) . Passengers: €1,481,468 (NEW)
 3 (1) . Rogue One: €11,850,208 (3rd)
 4 (2) . Assassin's creed: 4,450,368 (2nd)
 5 (4) . Collateral beauty: €2,040,480 (2nd)
 6 (5) . Villaviciosa de al Lado: €8,509,393 (5th)
 7 (6) . Moana: €8,372,830 (5th)
 8 (N) . Hell or high water: €150,925 (NEW)
 9 (N) . Retour chez ma mère: €139,344 (NEW)
10 (7) . Fantastic Beasts: €13,183,661 (7th)
11 (N) . Mine: €83,217 (NEW)
12 (8) . Hacksaw Ridge: €1,888,008 (4th)
13 (N) . Frantz: €65,881 (NEW)
14 (10). Arrival: €4,415,883 (7th)
15 (9) . Allied: €4,382,469 (6th)
16 (13). Paterson: €501,179 (4th)
17 (16). The innocents: €122,885 (2nd)
18 (18). Trolls: €9,313,942 (10th)
19 (15). Genius: €545,600 (4th)
20 (17). 1898: Los últimos de Filipinas: €1,794,319 (5th)

Can FB beat Zootopia?

[peludo]

9 minutes ago, HenryPotternoi said:

Can FB beat Zootopia?

For sure. It has done €0.5m during last week. In Spain, this first week is as big as the previous one. Many people still have vacations and children return to school next Monday. And Friday is national holiday. We can still expect big numbers this week for every film.

Edited January 4, 2017 by peludo

[efialtes76]

Friday:

 

1.Passengers

2.Contratiempo(spanish movie)

3.Sing

4.Rogue One

5.Silence

[AN9815]

I think that is really good for 'Passengers'!!

[terrestrial]

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain 4 minutes ago

TOP 5 Weekend Provisional: 1-¡Canta! 1,5M€ 2-Passengers 1,4M€ 3-Contratiempo 1,1M€ 4-Rogue One 1,0M€ 5-Silencio 0,7M€

[peludo]

On 2/1/2017 at 9:27 AM, terrestrial said:

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain17 minutes ago

TOP 5 Weekend Provisional 1- ¡Canta! 1,5M€ 2- Passengers 1,4M€ 3- Rogue One 0,9M€ 4- Assasin's Creed 0,6M€ 5- Belleza oculta 0,4M€

 

1 hour ago, terrestrial said:

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain 4 minutes ago

TOP 5 Weekend Provisional: 1-¡Canta! 1,5M€ 2-Passengers 1,4M€ 3-Contratiempo 1,1M€ 4-Rogue One 1,0M€ 5-Silencio 0,7M€

As expected, good data relative to previous week because of holidays. Flat or increase for the 3 holdovers.

 

"Contratiempo" is a local film and "Silencio" is Scorsese's Silence.

[peludo]

January 6th-8th (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend)

 

 1 (1) . Sing!: €12,138,897 (3rd) +€4.2m
 2 (2) . Passengers: €4,554,181 (2nd) +€3.1m
 3 (N) . Contratiempo: €1,087,912 (NEW)
 4 (3) . Rogue One: €14,156,310 (4th) +€2.3m
 5 (N) . Silence: €775,001 (NEW)
 6 (4) . Assassin's creed: €5,957,119 (3rd) +€1.5m
 7 (6) . Villaviciosa de al Lado: €9,483,828 (6th) +€1.0m
 8 (5) . Collateral beauty: €2,984,963 (3rd) +€0.95m
 9 (7) . Moana: €9,393,239 (6th) +€1.0m
10 (N) . Monster Trucks: €457,298 (NEW)
11 (N) . Masterminds: €310,475 (NEW)
12 (8) . Hell or high water: €508,783 (2nd)
13 (9) . Retour chez ma mère: €489,439 (2nd)
14 (13). Frantz: €266,184 (2nd)
15 (10). Fantastic Beasts: €13,440,240 (8th)
16 (12). Hacksaw Ridge: €2,074,226 (5th)
17 (N) . Train to Busan: €100,894 (NEW)
18 (14). Arrival: €4,528,980 (8th)
19 (16). Paterson: €591,463 (5th)
20 (N) . Juste la fin du monde: €39,345 (NEW)

 

As expected, big week-to-week increases. Sing! has grossed €4.2m during Mon-Sun period, Passengers €3.1m, Rogue One €2.3m, Assasin's Creed €1.5m, and Villaviciosa de al Lado, Moana and Collateral Beauty €1.0m each.

 

FB will not probably reach the lowest HP film (DH1 with €13.8m), but it will be very close.

 

RO (€14.1m) is tracking a bit lower than half than TFA at the same point, which was at €29m at the end of holidays.

 

If some of you want to have a better perspective of these numbers, the size of the market is, rounding up, about 18 times lower in dollars than US. That means that if a film makes about €5.3m it is equivalent to $100m. You can take €5m or €5.5m for easier extrapolations, but more or less, that is the current equivalence.

Edited January 11, 2017 by peludo

[terrestrial]

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain  2m2 minutes ago

TOP 5 Weekend 1-¡Canta! 1,56M€ 2-Passengers 1,47M€ 3-Contratiempo 1,09M€ 4-Rogue One 1,02M€ 5-Silencio 0,78M€

 

 

@peludo do you know why comscore gives those kind of numbres? Or are yours a kind of weeklies? What do I miss?

[peludo]

15 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

comScoreMoviesSpain ‏@cSMoviesSpain  2m2 minutes ago

TOP 5 Weekend 1-¡Canta! 1,56M€ 2-Passengers 1,47M€ 3-Contratiempo 1,09M€ 4-Rogue One 1,02M€ 5-Silencio 0,78M€

 

 

@peludo do you know why comscore gives those kind of numbres? Or are yours a kind of weeklies? What do I miss?

comScore data are for the weekend (Fri 6th-Sun 8th).

 

The data I gave in my previous post are for the whole week (Mon 2nd-Sun 8th):

 

As expected, big week-to-week increases. Sing! has grossed €4.2m during Mon-Sun period, Passengers €3.1m, Rogue One €2.3m, Assasin's Creed €1.5m, and Villaviciosa de al Lado, Moana and Collateral Beauty €1.0m each.

Edited January 11, 2017 by peludo

[terrestrial]

4 minutes ago, peludo said:

comScore data are for the weekend (Fri 6th-Sun 8th).

 

The data I gave in my previous post are for the whole week (Mon 2nd-Sun 8th):

 

As expected, big week-to-week increases. Sing! has grossed €4.2m during Mon-Sun period, Passengers €3.1m, Rogue One €2.3m, Assasin's Creed €1.5m, and Villaviciosa de al Lado, Moana and Collateral Beauty €1.0m each.

 

I see. 

 

I am used to descriptions / titles of a chart / or... giving the info for what the dates mean being on the top of charts.

January 6th-8th (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend)

 

 1 (1) . Sing!: €12,138,897 (3rd) +€4.2m

= I focused on those parts

 

Thanks for the explanation