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[efialtes76]

Wekeend Estimates:

 

1.A Monster Calls:€3.6M

2.Inferno:€1.8M

3.Storks:€0.6M

4.Sausage Party:€0.6M

5.Miss Peregrine:€0.5M

[peludo]

October 14-16th (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend)

 1 (1). A monster calls: €11,460,236 (2nd)
 2 (N). Inferno: €1,838,473 (NEW)
 3 (2). Storks: €4,056,693 (3rd)
 4 (4). Sausage party: €2,529,861 (2nd)
 5 (3). Miss Peregrine's Home...: €4,720,637 (3rd) 
 6 (N). Ozzy: €555,204 (NEW)
 7 (5). Mechanic: Resurrection: €1,357,020 (2nd)
 8 (N). Snowden: €173,969 (NEW)
 9 (*). Bridget Jones Baby: €5,001,849 (5th)
10 (*). El hombre de las mil caras: €2,303,669 (4th)
11 (*). The Magnificent Seven: €2,981,479 (4th)
12 (*). Elle: €585,254 (3rd)
13 (*). The secret life of pets: €21,687,238 (11th)
14 (*). Don't breathe: €3,777,890 (7th)
15 (*). A quiet passion: €147,039 (2nd)
16 (*). Florence Foster Jenkins: €858,312 (4th)
17 (*). Cuerpo de élite: €6,481,582 (8th)
18 (*). L'avenir: €387,864 (4th)
19 (*). Captain Fantastic: €553,927 (4th)
20 (*). Café Society: €3,777,395 (8th)
 
J.A.Bayona Films:
The Impossible: €42,408,547 (#3 all time) 6,129,025 adm (#16 all time)
The Orphanage: €25,061,450 (#16) 4,420,636 adm (#49)

 

Unless something surprises (Rogue One), what I do not see likely, "A monster calls" is already locked to win the year.

 

Top 10 Animation:
Gross
1. Shrek 2: €28,207,541 (#11 all time)
2. Toy Story 3: €24,985,359 (#17)
3. Up: €24,922,426 (#18)
4. Minions: €24,434,195 (#20)
5. Finding Nemo: €23,814,431 (#21)
6. Shrek 3: €22,289,164 (#29)
7. Ice Age 3: €21,800,259 (#33)
8. Inside Out: €21,793,018 (#34)
9. The secret life of Pets: €21,687,238 (#35)
10. The Lion King: €20,365,244 (#39)

 

Admissions
1. The Lion King: 6,319,833 (#13 all time)
2. Shrek 2: 6,079,145 (#17)
3. Finding Nemo: 4,989,415 (#31)
4. Beauty and the Beast: 4,927,692 (#37)
5. Tarzan: 4,796,008 (#41)
6. Minions: 4,321,355 (#51)
7. Shrek 3: 4,132,081 (#60)
8. Aladdin: 4,108,477 (#61)
9. Inside Out: 3,883,493 (#78)
10. The secret life of Pets: 3,845,910 (#80)

[peludo]

Weekend estimates:

 

1. A monster calls: €2.6m (-28%)

2. The girl on the train: €0.9m

3. Inferno: €0.8m

4. Storks: €0.6m

5. The accountant: €0.6m

 

Today starts La Fiesta del Cine (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday). A monster calls will obviously be the winner.

[peludo]

Fiesta del Cine (Monday): 603,809 admissions sold. It is a 563% higher than last Monday.

 

Source: comScore

 

It means a record for the first day of every edition of this initiative. The absolute record is for the 3rd day of Spring 2014 edition (8 apellidos vascos was in theaters). Over 800,000 admissions.

 

For the record:

May 2016 (Monday): 425,167 admissions

Edited October 25, 2016 by peludo

[peludo]

October 21-23th (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend) Admissions

 

 1 (1) . A monster calls: €15,639,191 (3rd) 2,414,103 
 2 (N) . The girl on the train: €967,865 (NEW) 140,628
 3 (2) . Inferno: €3,243,391 (2nd) 498,663
 4 (3) . Storks: €4,826,090 (4th) 736,079
 5 (N) . The accountant: €647,420 (NEW) 90,632
 6 (6) . Ozzy: €1,148,647 (2nd) 190,695
 7 (5) . Miss Peregrine's Home...: €5,289,131 (4th) 852,294
 8 (4) . Sausage party: €3,116,996 (3rd) 488,813
 9 (7) . Mechanic: Resurrection: €1,620,432 (3rd) 245,811
10 (N) . Mike and dave need wedding dates: €150,701 (NEW) 22,332
11 (9) . Bridget Jones Baby: €5,140,740 (6th) 806,157
12 (8) . Snowden: €326,018 (2nd) 51,259
13 (10). El hombre de las mil caras: €2,425,199 (5th) 367,425
14 (12). Elle: €689,229 (4th) 104,731
15 (13). The secret life of pets: €21,747,508 (12th) 3,901,168
16 (N) . Little men: €43,900 (NEW) 6,339
17 (11). The Magnificent Seven: €3,058,927 (5th) 489,954
18 (N) . La próxima piel: €37,368 (NEW) 5,531
19 (15). A quiet passion: €205,542 (3rd) 94,696
20 (14). Don't breathe: €3,825,073 (8th) 613,852

 

Fiesta del Cine (Tuesday): 909,442 admissions sold. I do not have every data from previous editions but if the biggest day had been 2 years ago with more than 800,000 adm, this Tuesday figure means a new absolute record.

 

1,546,629 2-days cume. So final Monday figure is 637,187.

 

Edit: A monster calls has sold 200,000 admissions on Monday and 300,000 on Tuesday. It is very likely to sell another 300k on Wednesday. It should cross the 3m admissions mark today.

 

And with Inferno at theathers, the Robert Langdon films are:

The Da Vinci Code: €26,782,492 (#15 all time) 5,071,930 adm (#28 all time)

Angels & Demons: €15,770,005 (2,642,626 adm)

Edited October 27, 2016 by peludo

[efialtes76]

1 hour ago, peludo said:

October 21-23th (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend)

 

 1 (1) . A monster calls: €15,639,191 (3rd)
 2 (N) . The girl on the train: €967,865 (NEW)
 3 (2) . Inferno: €3,243,391 (2nd)
 4 (3) . Storks: €4,826,090 (4th)
 5 (N) . The accountant: €647,420 (NEW)
 6 (6) . Ozzy: €1,148,647 (2nd)
 7 (5) . Miss Peregrine's Home...: €5,289,131 (4th)
 8 (4) . Sausage party: €3,116,996 (3rd)
 9 (7) . Mechanic: Resurrection: €1,620,432 (3rd)
10 (N) . Mike and dave need wedding dates: €150,701 (NEW)
11 (9) . Bridget Jones Baby: €5,140,740 (6th)
12 (8) . Snowden: €326,018 (2nd)
13 (10). El hombre de las mil caras: €2,425,199 (5th)
14 (12). Elle: €689,229 (4th)
15 (13). The secret life of pets: €21,747,508 (12th)
16 (N) . Little men: €43,900 (NEW)
17 (11). The Magnificent Seven: €3,058,927 (5th)
18 (N) . La próxima piel: €37,368 (NEW)
19 (15). A quiet passion: €205,542 (3rd)
20 (14). Don't breathe: €3,825,073 (8th)

 

Fiesta del Cine (Tuesday): 909,442 admissions sold. I do not have every data from previous editions but if the biggest day had been 2 years ago with more than 800,000 adm, this Tuesday figure means a new absolute record.

 

1,546,629 2-days cume. So final Monday figure is 637,187.

 

And with Inferno at theathers, the Robert Langdon films are:

The Da Vinci Code: €26,782,492 (#15 all time) 5,071,930 adm (#28 all time)

Angels & Demons: €15,770,005 (2,642,626 adm)

It's a new record.

10-26-2016-909,442 admissions(Tuesday)

10-29-2014-904,185 admissions(Wednesday)

 

Today i bet for 1mio...

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 26, 2016 by efialtes76

[peludo]

Already with provisional data (comScore), La Fiesta del Cine has set a new record with more than 2.6m admissions.

[efialtes76]

7 hours ago, peludo said:

Already with provisional data (comScore), La Fiesta del Cine has set a new record with more than 2.6m admissions.

2.598.958 admissions.

[juni78ukr]

59 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

2.598.958 admissions.

 

Do they have any specific results? How A Monster Calls did? 

[efialtes76]

1 hour ago, juni78ukr said:

 

Do they have any specific results? How A Monster Calls did? 

800K+

[efialtes76]

Final results for La Fiesta del Cine are even better: 2.651.494 admissions

[efialtes76]

Weekend estimates:

 

1.Doctor Strange:€1.8M

2.A Monster Calls:€1.7M

3.Trolls-€1.2M

4.Ouija 2:€0.9M

5.Girl on the Train:€0.5M

[peludo]

October 28-30th (bold titles are local films)
# (Last). Title: Total Gross (nº of weekend) Admissions

 1 (N) . Doctor Strange: €1,949,632 (NEW) 287,569
 2 (1) . A monster calls: €20,179,516 (4th) 3,601,110
 3 (N) . Trolls: €1,353,467 (NEW) 221,612
 4 (N) . Ouija: Origin of evil: €968,832 (NEW) 142,235
 5 (2) . The girl on the train: €2,534,345 (2nd) 562,580
 6 (3) . Inferno: €4,643,474 (3rd) 880,939
 7 (N) . Que Dios nos perdone: €410,509 (NEW) 57,070
 8 (5) . The accountant: €1,711,238 (2nd) 372,937
 9 (4) . Storks: €5,441,734 (5th) 899,022
10 (7) . Miss Peregrine's Home...: €5,935,455 (5th) 1,036,529
11 (6) . Ozzy: €1,560,660 (3rd) 305,434
12 (N) . I, Daniel Blake: €114,482 (NEW) 16,397
13 (8) . Sausage party: € 3,701,647(4th) 668,033
14 (9) . Mechanic: Resurrection: €1,879,300 (4th) 324,461
15 (10). Mike and dave need wedding dates: €401,201 (2nd) 101,371
16 (14). Elle: €773,325 (5th) 125,647
17 (11). Bridget Jones Baby: €5,258,713 (7th) 845,651
18 (16). Little men: €102,900 (2nd) 20,475
19 (12). Snowden: €460,060 (3rd) 91,797
20 (13). El hombre de las mil caras: €2,542,552 (6th) 402,284

 

A Monster Calls (AMC) will beat Dr. Strange next weekend. It has only dropped a 35% after Fiesta del Cine, period where AMC has sold over 800,000 admissions.

 

With Dr. Strange release, let's take a look at MCU in Spain:

1. The Avengers: €16,247,441 (2,393,746 admissions)
2. Age of Ultron: €12,080,731 (2,113,640)
3. Iron Man 3: €9,987,310 (1,439,808)
4. Civil War: €9,943,247 (1,757,054)
5. Thor: €8,531,648 (1,184,549)
6. Guardians of the Galaxy: €7,677,639 (1,362,516)
7. Iron Man: €7,637,408 (1,315,743)
8. Thor 2: €6,551,855 (1,021,672)
9. Captain America: €5,795,028 (887,376)
10. Iron Man 2: €5,700,867 (918,409)
11. The Winter Soldier: €5,656,274 (1,046,324)
12. The Incredible Hulk: €4,895,584 (865,257)
13. Ant-Man: €3,807,391 (672,359)
 

Until October 31st, it has been sold 82 million admissions, a 13% more than last year. The problem of this is that in the last 2 months of past year were released 8 Apellidos Catalanes and SW7, which sold more than 10 million admissions combined. I do not see potential until the end of the year to compensate this.

Edited November 3, 2016 by peludo

[efialtes76]

22 minutes ago, peludo said:

 

 

A Monster Calls (AMC) will beat Dr. Strange next weekend. It has only dropped a 35% after Fiesta del Cine, period where AMC has sold over 800,000 admissions.

 

 

Sully will be number 1.

Edited November 3, 2016 by efialtes76

[peludo]

26 minutes ago, efialtes76 said:

Sully will be number 1.

Probably. Just saying that Dr. Strange will fall way more than AMC. Although it was pretty obvious.

Edited November 3, 2016 by peludo

[efialtes76]

1 hour ago, peludo said:

Probably. Just saying that Dr. Strange will fall way more than AMC. Although it was pretty obvious.

Yep.Last Tuesday was third behind Trolls.

[efialtes76]

On 3/11/2016 at 10:45 AM, peludo said:

Probably. Just saying that Dr. Strange will fall way more than AMC. Although it was pretty obvious.

Saturday:

 

1.Trolls

2.A Monster Calls

3.Sully

4.Doctor Strange

5.Ouija 2

[Blaze Heatnix]

Damn, why did Strange fall that much?

[peludo]

1 hour ago, Blaze Heatnix said:

Damn, why did Strange fall that much?

One thing is money and another one ranking. It can be having a standard 50% drop.

 

Last weekend: Dr. Strange €1.9m, A monster calls €1.8m and Trolls €1.3m. A monster calls and animated films drops better than SH films and let's say that Sully starts over €1m. Not a surprising ranking.

[efialtes76]

2 minutes ago, peludo said:

One thing is money and another one ranking. It can be having a standard 50% drop.

 

Last weekend: Dr. Strange €1.9m, A monster calls €1.8m and Trolls €1.3m. A monster calls and animated films drops better than SH films and let's say that Sully starts over €1m. Not a surprising ranking.

The real thing is Trolls at 1.