Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $690,107,812 overseas
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 Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) Alice is crushing Charlie with ease everywhere. I'm interested to see how it performs in Japan. Depp is more popular now than he was in 2005 after Pirates all experienced big increases (P1 - $60m, P2 - $82m, P3 - $102m), Charlie grossed over $40m 5 years ago in medium release, and Sweeney Todd was No.1 for two weeks grossing $20m itself.
_________________Japan Box Office “Gods are great ... but the heart is greater. For it is from our hearts they come, and to our hearts they shall return.”
“We were like gods at the dawning of the world, & our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other.”
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.”
“You have to pretend you get an endgame. You have to carry on like you will; otherwise, you can't carry on at all.”
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) MALAYSIA - Weekend 2
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $5,864,522 ($1,503,768, -41%)
2012 - $4,882,270 ($1,511,931, -34.5%)
Spiderman 3 - $3,854,303 ($813,925, -47.3%)
Transformers - $3,328,855 ($1,106,006, -27.7%)
CJ7 (2008) - $3,192,257 ($664,538, -65.3%)
Avatar - $3,239,150 ($1,208,228, -8.8%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $3,070,490 ($848,020, -45.3%)
Terminator 4: Salvation - $2,824,586 ($816,563, -42.7%)
Iron Man - $2,671,808 ($609,942, -55.1%)
Alice In Wonderland - $2,667,409 ($756,932, -22.3%)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $2,637,408 ($706,494, -52.2%)
Spiderman 2 - $2,347,160 (-39%)
Fast And Furious - $2,199,693 ($626,378, -45.5%)
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $2,184,754 ($685,687, -36.8%)
G.I. Joe - $2,069,562 ($575,946, -50.1%)
The Forbidden Kingdom (2008) - $2,006,063 ($697,076, -26.5%)
Godzilla - $2m (-41%)
Alien vs. Predator 2: Requiem - $1,958,721 ($302,529, -76.3%)
Hancock - $1,957,233 ($413,702, -65.4%)
The Dark Knight - $1,953,828 ($637,762, -35.8%)
Kung Fu Panda - $1,938,240 ($550,860, -46.9%)
The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $1,933,853 ($460,025, -57.9%)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $1,917,544 ($545,378, -36.9%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $1,911,002 ($501,207, -55.8%)
SINGAPORE - Weekend 3
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $5,520,308 ($421,537, -60.4%)
Avatar - $5,519,184 ($1,080,027, -24.3%)
Spiderman 3 - $4,770,156 ($422,088, -61.3%)
2012 - $4,044,299 ($418,689, -59.4%)
Transformers - $4,039,587 ($265,876, -74.8%)
Kung Fu Panda - $3,889,797 ($475,041, -50.7%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $3,463,344 ($262,756, -64.5%)
Iron Man - $3,519,852 ($357,560, -50.6%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $3,340,954 ($234,161, -67.5%)
The Dark Knight - $3,325,202 ($260,952, -71.8%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $3,219,690 ($215,862, -67.1%)
Alice In Wonderland - $3,051,966 ($369,980, -52.9%)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $2,915,373 ($170,582, -75.5%)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $2,813,276 (or $2,873,791 week)
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $2,625,098 ($194,184, -64.2%)
Night At The Museum 2: Battle Of The Smithsonian - $2,550,589 ($282,197, -47.4%)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $2,545,488 ($266,603, -48.2%)
Up - $2,523,202 ($340,937, -41.5%)
Ratatouille - $2,494,187 ($230,256, -64.5%)
Money No Enough 2 (2008) - $2,482,986 ($367,280, -48.8%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $2,432,070 ($172,351, -73.8%)
Fantastic Four 2: Rise Of The Silver Surfer - $2,418,390 ($77,693, -85.7%)
X-Men Origins: Wolverine - $2,408,888 ($167,286, -60.4%)
HONG KONG - Weekend 3
Avatar - $10,354,376 ($2,633,526, -6.1%)
Kung Fu Hustle - $6,853,095 ($142,452)
CJ7 (2008) - $6,523,319 ($548,100, -75.3%)
Infernal Affairs - $6,077,268 ($1,154,481 week)
The Dark Knight - $5,827,264 ($678,412, -53.2%)
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $5,814,776 ($474,119, -53.1%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $5,694,167 ($517,019, -60.5%)
Harry Potter 4: GOF - $5,588,797 ($107,030)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $5,523,611 ($360,787, -64%)
2012 - $5,429,230 ($732,625, -45.4%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $4,907,722 ($407,877, -60.8%)
Alice In Wonderland - $4,718,781 ($605,108, -52.7%)
Harry Potter 2: COS - $4,672,790 ($397,607 week)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $4,542,970 ($242,532, -72.2%)
The Day After Tomorrow - $4,538,167 ($162,902 - Day 19)
Storm Riders - $4.5m+
Transformers - $4,407,296 ($397,496, -62.2%)
Initial D - $4,262,434 ($106,754)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $4,160,665 ($126,042)
The Da Vinci Code - $4,121,559 ($96,659)
72 Tenants Of Prosperity (2010) - $3,975,607 ($581,584, -50.7%)
Harry Potter 3: POA - $3,965,102 ($126,832)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $3,928,714 ($125,905)
The Incredibles - $3,926,973 ($139,745)
Lust, Caution - $3,868,302 ($597,402, -30.7%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $3,835,972 ($226,932, -72.8%)
The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe - $3,726,324 ($95,349)
GREECE - Weekend 3
300 - $9,388,500 ($1,254,150, -53.6%)
Troy - $5,896,800 (€4.8m - $992,000)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $5,811,576 (or $6,318,591 week)
Avatar - $5,385,632 ($943,491, -27.9%)
2012 - $5,343,530 ($500,960, -60.3%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $5,114,025 ($548,600, -51%)
El Greco - $5,071,078 ($1,104,601, +50.5%)
Nisos (2009) - $4,878,674 ($569,810, -47.7%)
Mamma Mia! - $4,727,646 ($639,814, -41.3%)
Lord Of The Rings: TTT - $4,323,200 ($728,000)
Loufa Kai Apallagi - I4 (2008) - $3,946,299 ($453,901, -46.9%)
Angels & Demons - $3,732,788 ($470,731, -42.6%)
Molis Horisa (Just Broke Up) (2008) - $3,669,796 ($507,669, -51.3%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $3,638,597 ($333,687, -45.4%)
Astérix At The Olympic Games - $3,595,600 ($362,768, -60.8%)
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button - $3,526,995 ($519,030, -44.6%)
James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $3,518,147 ($403,526, -56.1%)
Spiderman 3 - $3,423,153
Bank Bang (2008) - $3,406,900 ($705,250, -30.9%)
James Bond: Casino Royale - $3,345,100 ($515,250, -37.3%)
Ocean’s Twelve - $3,340,800 ($417,600)
I Love Karditsa (2010) - $3,205,516 ($603,875, -30.1%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $3,189,240 ($199,757, -59.2%)
I Am Legend - $3,126,476 ($199,536, -61.8%)
The Matrix: Reloaded - $3,108,000 ($308,000)
The Golden Compass - $2,987,600 ($268,884, -70.3%)
I klironomos (2009) - $2,982,192 ($397,437, -38.1%)
Bruce Almighty - $2,884,800 ($327,050)
Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl - $2,811,200 ($399,800)
The Last Samurai - $2,798,400 ($495,000)
Straight Story - $2,778,300 ($365,300)
Slumdog Millionaire - $2,768,383 ($471,355, -44%)
The Dark Knight - $2,762,347 ($325,712, -41.7%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $2,720,373 ($254,990, -48%)
Shutter Island - $2,622,737 ($320,337, -51.3%)
Spiderman 2 - $2,590,141
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $2,563,567 ($282,325, -57.3%)
Sherlock Holmes - $2,564,695 ($385,425, -41.2%)
Night At The Museum - $2,526,800 ($239,400, -41%)
Twilight (2009) - $2,495,815 ($306,263, -41.8%)
Alice In Wonderland - $2,452,242 ($314,040, -52.5%)
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown - $2,358,900 ($215,300)
Harry Potter 2: COS - $2,331,500 ($501,000)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $2,276,872 ($582,407, -26.3%)
The Departed - $2,262,600 ($385,450, -39.7%)
Five More Minutes - $2,238,850 ($400,050, -27.5%)
Sex And The City - $2,213,435 ($218,844, -33%)
To Fili Tis... Zois - $2,188,417 ($385,187, -44.5%)
O Llias Tou 16ou (2008) - $2,178,425 ($363,900, -32.4%)
Mia Melissa Ton Avgousto - $2,128,800 ($305,300, -34.6%)
Charlie And The Chocolate Factory - $2,123,650 ($378,100, -25.6%)
HUNGARY - Weekend 3
Avatar - $3,357,366 ($680,932, +0.4%)
Shrek 3 - $2,454,102
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $2,440,982 ($371,550, -32.2%)
Star Wars 3: ROTS - $2,358,909 ($259,684/ 52,926,986 HuF/ 53,081 adms., -43%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $2,251,759
Shrek 2 - $2,155,564 ($203,148/ 40,781,284 HuF/ 46,654 adms., -47%)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $2,143,607 ($275,419/ 56,808,925 HuF/ 64,926 adms., -49%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $2,131,695 ($198,600, -42.6%)
Mamma Mia! - $1,991,805 ($343,956, -28.3%)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $1,485,835 ($231,626, -42.3%)
Harry Potter 3: POA - $1,478,279 ($132,485/ 27,549,692 HuF/ 30,992 adms., -49%)
The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $1,408,800 ($133,634, -56.6%)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $1,347,096 ($180,105, -40.8%)
Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines - $1,317,502 ($131,140/ 30,313,064 HuF/ 32,778 adms., -46%)
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $1,306,411 ($229,385, -14.5%)
Troy - $1,276,324 ($171,002/ 35,225,420 HuF/ 37,859 adms., -38%)
The Day After Tomorrow - $1,274,457 ($133,215/ 28,094,358 HuF/ 29,734 adms., -49%)
Alice In Wonderland - $1,240,521 ($175,378, -54.6%)
Valami Amerika 2 (2008) - $1,197,308 ($314,064, -2.2%)
Sex And The City - $1,189,623 ($132,594, -53%)
2012 - $1,152,822 ($148,503, -47.2%)
GERMANY - Weekend 3
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $67,850,864 (€53,873,586 - $10,987,123/ 8,723,776/ 1,167,468 adms. 4-day, -13% or ~$8.4m 3-Day, -39%) or $64,596,626 Actuals
Avatar - $53,890,038 ($10,770,723, -16.8%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $52,130,492 ($9,924,200, -34.2%)
Lord Of The Rings: TTT - $52m
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $49,934,383 ($5,300,464, -41%)
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown - $48,596,227 ($5,348,684/ €4,335,108/ 765,586 adms., -57%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $46,221,118 ($6,257,579, -39%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $46,155,154 ($5,791,172/ €4,536,399/ 630,670 adms., -43%)
Lord Of The Rings: FOTR - $45,670,000 (€51,167,329 - $8,840,000, -35%)
Harry Potter 4: GOF - $44,538,305 ($6,599,875/ €5,644,807/ 808,574 adms., -36%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $42,810,908 ($4,662,802, -50.2%)
(T)Raumschiff Surprise: Periode 1 - $42m (6.053.398 adms. - $5.2m/ 694.567 adms., -42%)
Harry Potter 2: COS - $40m ($6m)
Harry Potter 1: PS - $38.8m (7.028.406 adms. - 1,357,107 adms.)
The Da Vinci Code - $38,792,871 ($6,192,125/ €4,788,556/ 652,164 adms., -45%)
Star Wars 3: ROTS - $36,093,369 (4.369.351 adms. - $5,305,288/ 612.419 adms., -18%)
Harry Potter 3: POA - $35.3m (4.718.009 adms. - $4.9m/ €4m/ 631.844 adms. , -51%)
Finding Nemo - $34,295,022 ($6,303,409/ €5,194,009/ 952,706 adms., -32%)
Sieben Zwerge - Männer Allein Im Wald (7 Dwarfs) (2004) - $34,265,593 (€26,496,898/ 4.609.043 adms. - $6,476,993/ €5,008,529/ 851,196 adms., -33%) or $33,049,384 ($6,485,009, -30%) Actuals
James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $32,128,686 ($4,143,552, -49.1%)
James Bond: Casino Royale - $31,726,470 ($5,222,308, -36.1%)
The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $30,354,785 ($3,066,778, -47.8%)
Hancock - $30,532,603 ($4,287,583, -41.8%)
The Simpsons Movie - $30,074,469 ($3,009,862, -41%)
Angels & Demons - $29,915,121 ($5,120,643, -34.1%)
2012 - $29,735,660 ($4,363,922, -47.4%)
Ratatouille - $29,416,343 ($6,442,142, -0.6%)
The Matrix: Reloaded - $28.4m
Madagascar - $27,654,450 (€4.217.840 adms. - $3,951,885/ €3,253,666/ 580,275 adms., -47%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl - $26,602,731 ($3,672,186/ €3,235,196/ 484.434 adms., -42%)
Star Wars 2: AOTC - $26.6m (-43%)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $26,475,004 ($4,994,747, -28%)
Troy - $25.8m (€21m/3.117.157 adms. - $3.1m/€2.6m/412.098 adms., -60%)
Zweiohrkuken (2009) - $25,338,821 ($4,106,227, -41.5%)
Shrek 2 - $24,465,937 (3.725.466 adms. - $3,112,354/ 461.433 adms., -55%)
Men In Black 2 - $24.3m (-33%)
Spiderman 3 - $23,749,525 ($3,654,935, -21.4%)
Alice In Wonderland - $23,172,449 ($4,830,757, -31.7%)
Wickie Und Die Starken Männer (2009) - $23,085,174 ($3,771,276, -32.6%)
The Dark Knight - $22,849,155 ($3,330,312, -31.6%)
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $22,048,627 ($2,500,042, -42.2%)
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Im Archangel. Telin le thaed.
Lasto beth nin, tolo dan nan galad.
I surrender who I've been for who you are
Nothing makes me stronger than your fragile heart
If I had only felt how it feels to be yours
I would have known what I've been living for all along
What I've been living for
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) UNITED KINGDOM - Weekend 4
Tracking below Charlie and the Chocolate in US$ but ahead in local pounds. Charlie finished with close to $66m and 37.3m pounds, Alice at this rate shouldn't have any problems beating the local pounds but US$ seems a bit tough to crack.
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $84,839,372 (£41,579,776 - $3,011,141/ £1,475,760, -48.3%)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $83,412,520 (£48,099,432/ €69,921,490 - $6,847,775/ £3,713,999/ €5,381,666, -43%)
James Bond: Casino Royale - $82,001,460 (£41,960,147 - $5,357,362/ £2,741,362, -49%)
The Dark Knight - $74,912,386 (£40,153,039 - $4,296,392/ £2,302,866, -44%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $74,016,873 (£44,376,816 - $2,250,209/ £1,349,113, -53.8%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $73,191,569 (£39,281,915 - $4,891,192/ £2,625,103, -32%)
Harry Potter 3: POA - $72,701,339 (£39,698,204/ €57,562,396 - $3,703,758/ £2,029,289/ €2,942,469, -40%)
Shrek 2 - $71,946,936 (£39,406,160 - $3,756,249/ £2,035,689, -41%) or $73,789,162 by Tue
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $71,789,704 (£36,339,948 - $3,187,997/ £1,613,764, -30.1%)
Lord Of The Rings: TTT - $71,600,148 (£44,520,972 - $5,996,906/ £3,728,876, -37%)
James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $71,256,887 (£45,120,024 - $4,458,607/ £2,884,789, -45.4%)
Harry Potter 4: GOF - $71,193,386 (£40,547,481 - $3,763,104/ £2,143,238, -56%)
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $69,275,620 (£35,586,886 - $3,425,645/ £1,759,754, -34.9%)
Shrek 3 - $69,191,523 (£33,661,676 - $3,330,029/ £1,620,059, -41.6%)
The Simpsons Movie - $67,088,847 (£33,873,159 - $3,045,617/ £1,537,732, -30.8%)
Avatar - $65,702,512 (£40,991,797 - $7,647,027/ £4,770,980, -20.2%)
Harry Potter 2: COS - $64,563,064 (£41,049,196 - $4,213,006/ £2,678,629, -42%)
Star Wars 3: ROTS - $64,223,442 (£35,417,944 - $2,898,988/ £1,598,734, -52%)
Harry Potter 1: PS - $62,164,873 (£43,335,133 0 $4,798,895/ £3,345,310, -42%)
Lord Of The Rings: FOTR - $60,770,897 (£41,931,919 - $6,335,296/ £4,371,354, -27%)
Spiderman 3 - $60,494,954 (£30,501,556 - $2,554,580/ £1,288,019, -49.3%)
Mamma Mia! - $60,475,330 (£32,109,923 - $6,228,986/ £3,167,377, +12%)
Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason - $59,223,690 (£30,571,861/ €28,142,924 - $3,297,547/ £1,696,588/ €3,370,516, -44%) or $56,997,908 ($3,209,207, -41%) Actuals
The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe - $58,863,532 (£32,958,815 - $5,130,056/ £2,944,438, +5%)*New Years
Charlie And The Chocolate Factory - $53,923,753 (£30,091,611 - $3,031,021/ £1,691,431, -41%)
Finding Nemo - $52,587,565 (£30,989,852 - $5,758,654/ £3,393,575, -13%)
Alice In Wonderland - $51,887,854 (£34,817,788 - $3,720,713/ £2,496,673, -48.9%)
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit - $50,764,209 (£28,753,506 - $2,888,244/ £1,624,181, -55%)
The Da Vinci Code - $49,861,553 (£26,641,028 - $1,417,354/ £757,292, -60.4%)
The Matrix: Reloaded - $48,310,271 ($1,790,095, -57%)
Up - $47,933,744 (£29,156,179 - $5,660,622/ £3,443,130, -8.8%)
VENEZUALA - Weekend 4
Quite a strong performance here in Venezuala and displaying some pretty good legs. It's going to be Depp's largest grossing movie here.
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $8,108,849 ($1,024,747, -0.8%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $6,054,467 ($243,680, -51.8%)
Avatar - $5,919,930 ($804,602, +5.3%)
2012 - $5,762,859 ($597,033, -37.6%)
Up - $5,115,118 ($620,580, -14.4%)
The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $4,552,090 ($394,750, -7%)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $4,185,208 ($550,376, +5.4%)
Kung Fu Panda - $4,145,411 ($251,159, -47.3%)
G-Force - $3,831,975 ($397,100, -28%)
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $3,574,357 ($226,850, -38.1%)
Fast And Furious - $3,488,547 ($359,373, -40.8%)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $3,486,748 ($296,736, -30.4%)
Night At The Museum 2: Battle Of The Smithsonian - $3,431,179 ($277,486, -35%)
Angels & Demons - $3,423,416 ($311,537, -39.5%)
Wall-E - $3,415,427 ($237,167, -32.9%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $3.3m
Hancock - $3,213,564 ($240,937, -41%)
Shrek 3 - $3,128,805 ($183,920, -44.4%)
The Simpsons Movie - $3,066,869 ($154,552, -51.6%)
Alice In Wonderland - $3,026,502 ($291,301, -40.9%)
The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $2,993,867 ($158,758, -50.6%)
A Christmas Carol (2009) - $2,853,489 ($388,434, -27.3%)
Alvin And The Chipmunks 2: The Squeakquel - $2,839,048 ($125,643, -70.6%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $2,813,410 ($275,998, -38.5%)
UKRAINE - Weekend 4
The opening was amongst the Top 5 largest of all-time in US$ and Depp's 2nd largest behind Pirates 3. It dropped massively in it's 2nd week and is now tracking behind Love In The Big City 2 as 2010's largest movie so far.
Admiral (2008) - $3,221,640 ($970,384, -37.5%)
Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa - $3,122,529 ($671,212, -66%)
Avatar - $2,841,235 ($1,008,216, -17.8%)
2012 - $2,579,938 ($790,607, -36.6%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $2,540,289 ($601,604, -63.8%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $2,283,564 ($473,883, -55.3%)
Love In The Big City 2 (2010) - $2,207,185 ($462,383, -53.8%)
Alice In Wonderland - $2,193,524 ($494,818, -61.6%)
The Very Best Film (2008) - $2,151,280 ($433,604, -67.6%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $2,127,819 ($471,903, -61%)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $1,973,979 ($440,468, -61.4%)
Shrek 3 - $1,778,921 ($308,536, -71.3%)
Love in the Big City (2009) - $1,748,458 ($426,125, -53.7%)
James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $1,733,682 ($419,225, -60;6%)
Hancock - $1,697,628 ($364,964, -63.1%)
Transformers - $1,642,680 ($343,505, -63%)
RUSSIA CIS - Weekend 4
Huge hold in weekend 2 even against the opening of How To Train Your Dragon. That movie had a $7.3m opening (not quite as large as Madagascar 2 or Kung Fu Panda but a recovery from last year's Monsters vs. Aliens for Dreamworks). Alice last week registered the 7th largest opneing weekend of all-time.
If it continues at this rate it will have a shot at the $42-45m region. This market continues to be a playground for massive grosses each year.
Avatar - $40,508,797 ($13,715,789, -30.5%)
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $35,843,836 ($7,264,816, -55.6%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $34,338,894 ($6,977,895, -57,5%)
Alice In Wonderland - $31,386,289 ($9,797,839, -29.1%)
2012 - $28,872,194 ($7,022,123, -57%)
Samiy Luchshiy Film (The Very Best Film) (2008) - $25,311,225 ($4,572,303, -72.3%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $25,175,742 ($6,360,036/ 164,855,313 R, -56%)
Admiral (2008) - $23,371,438 ($7,911,866, -27.8%)
The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor - $23,024,786 ($5,238,023/ 129,293,265 R, -60.8%)
Wanted - $21,225,016 ($6,019,241/ 140,567,937 R, -43.7%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $20,514,323 ($4,901,890/ 131,738,294 R, -47%)
Hancock - $20,315,714 ($4,394,746, -62.7%)
Nasha Russia: Yaytsa Sudby (2010) - $19,732,665 ($3,938,809, -68.8%)
Ironiya Sudby, Prodolzhenie (2007) - $19,379,329 ($6,254,522, -33.2%)
Obitaemyy Ostrov (The Inhabited Island: Part I) (2009) - $18,976,988 ($5,225,297, -51.5%)
Shrek 3 - $18,775,254 ($3,430,629/ 91,484,583 R, -71.7%)
Dnevnoy Dozor (Day Watch) - $18,656,337 ($5,885,363/ 168,733,366 R, +145%)
Black Lightning (2009) - $17,191,750 ($4,403,019, -31.9%)
Kung Fu Panda - $16,144,661 ($4,718,867, -42.9%)
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $15,938,604 ($1,931,234, -83.7%)
James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $15,673,085 ($3,809,969, -60.6%)
The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $15,437,860 ($3,681,085, -59.2%)
Volkodav (Wolfhound) - $15,315,715 ($6,606,135/ 174,392,054 R)*NY
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $15,127,232 ($2,949,376, -67.4%)
POLAND - Weekend 4
Miles ahead of the Pirates flicks here for Depp, and tracking quite well. It's opening weekend was just outside the Top 10 largest of all-time 3 weeks ago.
Avatar - $15,540,183 ($1,943,351, -14.5%)
Shrek 3 - $14,433,278 (2,661,747 adms. - $775,800/ 138,793 adms., -31.7%)
Lejdis (2008) - $12,175,013 ($1,370,077, -29.9%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $10,136,070 ($756,688, -30.8%)
Shrek 2 - $9,816,218 (2.496.693 adms. - $619,518/ 154.912 adms.)
Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa - $9,734,597 ($787,838, -33.4%)
Katyn (2007) - $8,619,319 (1,738,858 adms. - $811,290. 160,058 adms., -35.5%)
2012 - $8,422,098 ($555,508, -32.9%)
The Passion Of The Christ - $8,038,409 (2.415.637 adms. - $972,745/ 287.903 adms., -19%)
Nie Klam, Kochanie (2008) - $7,843,465 ($836,445, -38%)
Alice In Wonderland - $7,175,165 ($507,952, -43.9%)
Kung Fu Panda - $6,479,926 ($283,475, -55.7%)
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown - $6,251,474 (1,361,456 adms. - $509,331/ 107,853 adms., +99%)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $5,906,022 (1.579.901 adms. - $267,858/ 112.013 adms.) or $6,063,588 ($6,196,645 week) New Line Actuals
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $5,875,915 ($223,898, -39.8%)
Pope John Paul II - $5,849,990 (1,457,975 adms. - $468,410/ 117,753 adms., -39%)
Testosteron - $5,709,450 (1,083,330 adms. - $457,976/ 84,967 adms., -43.7%)
Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $5,564,537 ($364,063, +4.9%)
SKOREA (Admissions) - Weekend 4
Not too surprising, Alice doesn't play as well in the Asian markets....seen here doing so so in Korea.
Avatar - 8,049,422 adms. (840,111 adms. 3-Day) - 665
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - 7,079,397 adms. (306,820 adms. 3-Day) - 568
Transformers - 6,470,000 adms. (130,000 adms. 3-Day Seoul) - 400
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - 5,480,000 adms. (81,000 adms. 2-Day Seoul)
2012 - 4,805,356 adms. (304,758 adms. 3-Day) - 513
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - 4,717,800 adms. (47,000 adms. 3-Day Seoul) - 350
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - 4,295,500 adms. (64,200 adms. 3-Day Seoul) - 226
The Secret Reunion (2010) - 4,267,081 adms. (459,413 adms. 3-Day) - 519
Lord Of The Rings: TTT - 4,167,236 adms. (91,777 adms. 2-Day Seoul)
Terminator 4: Salvation - 4,149,300 adms. (250,718 adms. 3-Day) - 464
Harry Potter 2: COS - 3,682,814 adms. (71,516 adms. 2-Day Seoul)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - 3,544,500 adms. (22,500 adms. 3-Day Seoul) - 136
Harry Potter 4: GOF - 3,500,100 adms. (100,000 adms. 3-Day Seoul) - 240
Harry Potter 1: PS - 3,500,000 adms. (89,000 adms. 2-Day Seoul)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - 2,959,446 adms. (34,187 adms. 3-Day) - 203 - OUT
Lord Of The Rings: FOTR - 2,697,500 adms. (98,200 adms. 2-Day Seoul)
Harmony (2010) - 2,460,098 adms. (224,417 adms. 3-Day) - 334
Harry Potter 3: POA - 2,383,300 adms. (24,200 adms. 2-Day Seoul) - OUT
Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl - 2,265,000 adms. (42,800 adms. 2-Day Seoul)
Sherlock Holmes - 2,092,685 adms. (85,596 adms. 3-Day) - 257
Alice In Wonderland - 2,033,124 adms. (199,000 adms. 3-Day) - 350
Angels & Demons - 1,847,792 adms. (122,900 adms. 3-Day) - 316
The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian - 1,460,327 adms. (21,552 adms. 3-Day Seoul) - 216
X-Men Origins: Wolverine - 1,281,436 adms. (4,730 adms. 3-Day) - 77 - OUT
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) This box office numbers are crazy. Can't wait to see the total.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 After five weeks it stands at $422.3 million overseas and still has Japan, Brazil and Spain ahead! Worldwide it's at $732 million.
It'll pass $500 million overseas from holdovers alone. With three big markets left, though, we will easily see a $900+ million worldwide total. And hwo knows, it if breaks out big time in Japan we migth actually see it approach $1 billion. No kidding.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 Oh and in Germany it is looking at a slught (1-2%) increase this weekend with around 200,000 admissions which should put its total at over 2.4 million admissions.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 What was its weekend? I think the vast majority comes from France and China atm. If that's correct i don't see $500m from holdovers alone.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 I think $34 million.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 Dr. Lecter wrote: After five weeks it stands at $422.3 million overseas and still has Japan, Brazil and Spain ahead! Worldwide it's at $732 million.
It'll pass $500 million overseas from holdovers alone. With three big markets left, though, we will easily see a $900+ million worldwide total. And hwo knows, it if breaks out big time in Japan we migth actually see it approach $1 billion. No kidding. I agree Lecter, this one is turning out to be another Ice Age 3 and 2012 type gross overseas. The only difference this time is that it has the domestic strength as well, raising it to HP and LOTRs territory. $600m looks to to be the low end now for a WW gross at least as good as the past two Harry Potter flicks around the $930m+ mark.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 I know it already set records for a March month opening film. So anxious to see the final numbers!
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $422,300,000 I feel as if this film is just an indicator of what this year will look like.
I think Harry Potter 7 Pt. 1 is heavily primed for a massive worldwide gross. It could make it to #3 worldwide, and perhaps $400 m domestically and perhaps $800-850 m overseas. It could be headed for $1.2 billion + imo.
Then there's Iron Man 2, Shrek 4, Toy Story 3, and Eclipse and surprise films in store.
I wouldn't be surprised if even with a $900 m + worldwide gross, Alice manages to slip out of the top 3 for the year.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $465,100,000 According to BOM the OS gross is $461.5 million now. That with no new openings. I'm pretty certain now that $600+ million overseas is happening unless it completely falls on its face in Japan or Spain...
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $461,500,000 You know we could have 4 films make 900 million world wide that would be amazing.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $461,500,000 Actually we could have five.
Alice should make it. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I will definitely make it (and might break $1 billion). Toy Story 3 will most likely make it. The last made close to $500 million and after ten years of inflation + 3D + Pixar being as acclaimed as never before this should be huge everywhere.
Shrek Forever After might make it thanks to 3D. The last barely missed $800 million, the 3D factor might just push this one over $900 million.
Iron Man 2 is iffy of course, but if it breaks out BIG time in the US (like $450+ million), it could happen. Iron Man made $266 million overseas which is terrific for a comic book adaptation that is not Spider-Man. The sequel is bound to increase. A $450 million domestic gross + same OS increase as X2 had over X1 means ~$820 million overseas. So while not too likely, I would not rule it out.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $461,500,000 Quite a run to say the least.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $461,500,000 Another weekend to add to this madness! Let's see how it goes..
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $461,500,000 Friday Spain:1.8mill Euros.Weekend Estimates:8.5mill,History's top 3
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - $461,500,000 Japan is looking at a HUGE opening as well, could go up to $16 million according to Corpse's thread. That means that we'll see at least $60 million from Japan (probably more) and likely $35+ million from Spain. $900+ million worldwide is a lock and $1 billion is still somewhat possible.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! According to BOM it now stands at $503.5 million overseas.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! Okay, time to raise this question again...I know it might seem unlikely and all, but...
Alice in Wonderland is currently at $827.5 million worldwide after big openings in Japan and Spain this wekend. In Japan it'll likely have a long and healthy run and in most holdovers it still has plenty of life left. In other words - $900+ million is guaranteed.
The question is...how close will it get to $1 billion? I still think it will miss, but it's interesting how close it will get. Could it top Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ($974.7 million) and become the 6th-biggest movie ever worldwide? At least the Top 10 worldwide of all-time seems very likely at the moment.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! This still feels so random.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! It'll still have Brazil to open in won't it? It should be able to reach $1b.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! Jiffy208 wrote: This still feels so random. No really. It's the new norm. Ex. Ice Age 3 at $700 m. Considering how huge Harry Potter has been overseas anyhow, HP 7 Pt. 1 could top $1.2 + billion imo...maybe even $1 billion just from overseas grosses!
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! O wrote: Jiffy208 wrote: This still feels so random. No really. It's the new norm. Ex. Ice Age 3 at $700 m. Considering how huge Harry Potter has been overseas anyhow, HP 7 Pt. 1 could top $1.2 + billion imo...maybe even $1 billion just from overseas grosses! Well we all marveled at IA3's run as a freak of nature, so I think it's only natural to be a bit taken aback at a non-franchise film playing at this level. It's not like anyone was predicting $1B for this.
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (INTL.) - Could it hit $1 billion WW?! Jiffy208 wrote: O wrote: Jiffy208 wrote: This still feels so random. Not really. It's the new norm. Ex. Ice Age 3 at $700 m. Considering how huge Harry Potter has been overseas anyhow, HP 7 Pt. 1 could top $1.2 + billion imo...maybe even $1 billion just from overseas grosses! Well we all marveled at IA3's run as a freak of nature, so I think it's only natural to be a bit taken aback at a non-franchise film playing at this level. It's not like anyone was predicting $1B for this. With 3D, I could see the entire top 10 worldwide be $1 billion films within a year and a half (ex. Shrek, Eclipse, HP 7 Pt. 1, Toy Story 3, etc all set for huge grosses, though may miss out on $1 billion). Here's what Charlie and the Chocolate Factory would have done adjusted to 2010 dollars and with 3D: $424.8 m overseas $326.6 m domestic $751.4 m worldwide Not $1 billion, so Alice clearly overperformed. But 3D/inflation is overinflating a lot of runs for sure.
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