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| Author: | Nazgul9 [ Sun May 16, 2010 2:21 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $74,000,000 Intl. Opening |
Thegun wrote: Was it released everywhere? Pretty much, with the exception of Japan, i think. Was hoping for $100m myself but with the weak euro/pound i guess that's the best it could hope for. |
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| Author: | Jack Sparrow [ Sun May 16, 2010 4:25 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $74,000,000 Intl. Opening |
Lotan wrote: soagg wrote: I thought that this will crack 100M mark for opening weekend being the first time movie after long time from the duo that gave Gladiator. 2 years is a long time? Let me stress the words "time movie" by which I meant older times. This was being played more from the director of Gladiator rather than "Body of Lies" due to the obvious similarities |
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| Author: | Archangel [ Mon May 17, 2010 4:20 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $74,000,000 Intl. Opening |
Solid openings but nothing that really breaks out. The most impressive comparatively is probably Italy and Australia. |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Mon May 17, 2010 6:43 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $74,000,000 Intl. Opening |
Australia was expected because of the leads. I think Germany is impresive considering the recent lack of break-outs. |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Mon May 17, 2010 8:20 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $74,000,000 Intl. Opening |
Nazgul9 wrote: Thegun wrote: Was it released everywhere? Pretty much, with the exception of Japan, i think. Was hoping for $100m myself but with the weak euro/pound i guess that's the best it could hope for. It will hit China in June according to Variety. Japan in November. |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Thu May 20, 2010 8:03 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
The actual OS weekend number ended up being a little higher - $75.2 million. |
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| Author: | Iggy [ Thu May 20, 2010 10:03 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
So what are we actually looking at here? Kingdom of Heaven opened in the same markets to a $55 million weekend and went on to make $164 million total. Should we expect the same kind of legs for Robin Hood, which would put it at $220-230 million, or will it be able to go higher up $250 million or even as high as $300 million? |
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| Author: | _axiom [ Thu May 20, 2010 2:09 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
I think it should be able to go higher.I think you've got the range right $250-$300 million. |
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| Author: | Archangel [ Fri May 21, 2010 9:03 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
NORWAY - Opening Weekend Scored the largest opening of the year here (disregarding days in release). Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $3,397,921 (5-Day or $2,227,437 4-Day or $1,771,045 3-Day - 105) The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe - $3,143,422 (7-Days Boxing Day or $803,734 3-Day - 97)*New Years Lord Of The Rings: TTT - $2.7m (5-Day - 96) Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $2,535,450 (116) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $2,442,709 (108) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $2,379,705 (109) Harry Potter 6: HBP - $2,378,150 (or $2,293,309 3-Day - 109) Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $2,340,271 (or $1,377,364 3-Day - 189) James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $2,241,408 (or $2,032,381 3-Day - 110) Ice Age 2: The Meltdown - $2,137,937 (or $2,031,599/ 189,476 adms. 3-Day - 122) The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $2,077,152 (or $2,051,344 3-Day - 100) Shrek 3 - $1,975,586 (or $1,478,677 3-Day - 147) Lord Of The Rings: FOTR - $1.9m+ Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $1,895,796 (or $1,884,332/ 139,931 adms. - 96) James Bond: Casino Royale - $1,808,339 (or $1,630,134/ 117,306 adms. 3-Day - 98) Shrek 2 - $1,788,604 (or $1,239,260 without p/v - 123) Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $1,721,315 (or $1,322,580 3-Day - 97) Max Manus (2008) - $1,703,535 (or $1,640,550 3-Day - 103) Harry Potter 3: POA - $1,624,651 (112) The Da Vinci Code - $1,609,085 (114,092 adms. - 106) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $1,603,424 (4-Day or $1,056,566 3-Day - 96) or $1,724,623 by Mon Flickan Som Lekte Med Elden (2009) - $1,571,329 (or $1,526,670 3-Day - 114) Madagascar - $1,565,333 (or $1,178,022 without p/v - 112) Charlie And The Chocolate Factory - $1,516,343 (or $1,254,316 without p/v - 97) Finding Nemo - $1,502,545 (or $927,646 without p/v) The Simpsons Movie - $1,421,369 (123) Spiderman 3 - $1,482,547 (115) Fritt Vilt 2 (Cold Prey 2) (2008) - $1,466,436 (or $1,464,587 3-Day - 94) Mamma Mia! - $1,465,262 (or $1,088,093 3-Day - 105) Harry Potter 2: COS - $1,433,800 (96) Avatar - $1,433,062 (or $1,395,787 3-Day - 129) Bee Movie - $1,418,181 (or $722,371 3-Day - 125) High School Musical 3: Senior Year - $1,359,782 (91) King Kong - $1,333,200 (5-Day or $917,985 3-Day - 92) or $1,955,818 week Star Wars 2: AOTC - $1,330,752 (or $835,920 without p/v - 77) The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $1,314,834 (or $721,926 3-Day - 92) Robin Hood - $1,305,848 (or $754,284 3-Day - 82) The Matrix: Reloaded - $1,296,928 (5-Days or $720,632 3-Day) Spiderman 2 - $1,276,849 (or $947,760 without p/v - 84) The Dark Knight - $1,274,083 (75) Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa - $1,249,953 (or $639,511 3-Day - 135) Kung Fu Panda - $1,246,901 (or $834,237 3-Day - 121) Män Som Hatar Kvinnor (2009) - $1,237,767 (or $1,208,263 3-Day - 94) I Am Legend - $1,232,108 (or $659,068 3-Day - 35) Transformers - $1,176,999 (5-Day or $510,694 3-Day - 103) 2012 - $1,165,567 (90) Die Hard 4: Live Free Or Die Hard - $1,146,292 (or $684,782 without p/v - 88) The Matrix: Revolutions - $1,124,859 (5-Day or $633,123 3-Day) Harry Potter 1: PS - $1,076,856 (93) Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $1,075,337 (or $561,144 3-Day - 102) The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest (2009) - $1,072,162 (or $1,023,151 3-Day - 115) Iron Man 2 - $1,039,189 (or $747,148 3-Day - 85) Alice In Wonderland - $1,025,794 (80) Clash Of The Titans - $610,566 (or $599,975 3-Day - 47) NETHERLANDS - Opening Weekend Certainly doing well in Europe, scoring the 2nd largest opening of the year behind Alice in Wonderland. and also miles ahead of Kingdom of Heaven and all other male driven period pieces. 1) Harry Potter 6: HBP - $4,910,630 (5-Day or $3,568,946 4-Day - 215) 2) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $3,561,241 (5-Day or $2,564,500 4-Day - 196) 3) Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $3,512,847 (5-Day or $2,970,320/ €2,210,809 4-Day - 178) 4) Harry Potter 3: POA - $2,810,590 (€2,296,055 5-Day or $2,270,300/ €1,854,676 4-Day - 307) 5) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $2,766,188 (€2,239,229 5-Day or $2,119,270/ €1,715,549 4-Day - 199) 6) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $2,693,928 (€2,290,378 5-Day or $2,260,805/ €1,922,136 4-Day - 252) 7) Alice In Wonderland - $2,462,737 (or $1,747,120 4-Day - 169) 8) Michael Jackson’s This Is It - $2,293,636 (or $1,902,957 4-Day - 106) 9) Komt Een Vrouw Bij De Dokter (2010) - $2,288,724 (or $1,942,648 4-Day - 116) 10) James Bond: Quantum Of Solace - $2,249,196 (135) Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $2,218,352 (€1,747,551 - 132) 2012 - $2,156,925 (or $1,880,951 4-Day - 127) Alvin And The Chipmunks 2: The Squeakquel - $2,143,253 (or $1,262,272 4-Day - 119)*Christmas The Da Vinci Code - $2,097,086 (€1,636,566 - 143) Shrek 2 - $2,088,928 (€1,698,173 or $1,613,129/ €1,311,377 4-Day without p/v - 224) or $2,059,442 ($1,676,349) Actuals Harry Potter 2: COS - $1.94m (€1,950,000 - 275) Kung Fu Panda - $1,930,562 (or $948,415 3-Day - 189) The Matrix: Reloaded - $1,919,733 (€1,654,000 - 145) Avatar - $1,870,628 (or $1,652,273 4-Day - 145) The Matrix: Revolutions - $1,807,062 (€1,575,758 5-Day or $1,461,870/ €1,274,751 4-Day - 152) Spiderman 3 - $1,774,004 (or $1,207,696/ €888,864 4-Day - 110) Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $1,734,815 (or $1,380,911 4-Day - 240) Angels & Demons - $1,710,013 (or $1,480,809 4-Day - 132) Hancock - $1,705,938 (or $1,411,835 3-Day - 90) Harry Potter 1: PS - $1.7m (€1,999,000 - 248) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $1,696,308 (€1,301,528 5-Day or $1,407,346/ €1,121,514 4-Day - 115) Shrek 3 - $1,673,567 (or $1,455,199/ €1,083,687 without p/v - 216) James Bond: Casino Royale - $1,646,773 (or $1,621,385/ €1,238,414 4-Day - 132) Indiana Jones: The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - $1,608,509 (or $1,592,342 4-Day - 133) Lord Of The Rings: TTT - $1.6m (€1,402,796 - 154) Ice Age 2: The Meltdown - $1,537,782 (or $1,353,515/ €1,118,423 without p/v - 189) James Bond: Die Another Day - $1.5m (€1,302,000 - 112) Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $1,478,351 (or $1,080,559 4-Day - 108) Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $1,461,762 (or $1,042,698 4-Day - 185) Mamma Mia! - $1,424,518 (or $917,514 3-Day - 106) The Dark Knight - $1,412,834 (or $1,355,305 3-Day - 90) War Of The Worlds - $1,412,727 (€1,182,170 5-Day or $1,200,449/ €1,004,536 4-Day - 113) I Am Legend - $1,401,668 (95) Robin Hood - $1,399,010 (or $1,249,836 4-Day - 104) Transformers - $1,381,497 (or $988,417 4-Day - 111) Ocean’s Twelve - $1,359,501 (€1,025,730 - 134) Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl - $1,350,595 (or $1,275,030/ €1,133,502 without p/v - 110) Up - $1,339,057 (or $1,122,451 4-Day - 192) Jurassic Park 1 - $1.3m (€1,174,000 - 94) Independence Day - $1.3m (€1,107,000 - 100) The Day After Tomorrow - $1,272,863 (€1,042,339 - 110) Inglourious Basterds - $1,258,953 (or $1,138,925 4-Day - 78) Valentine’s Day - $1,228,438 (or $1,042,118 4-Day - 106) Troy - $1,166,277 (€983,696 - 130) Kingdom Of Heaven - $960,094 (€747,385 or $891,822/ €694,239 without p/v - 104) 300 - $950,398 (or $861,351/ €647,564 without p/v - 74) Clash Of The Titans - $752,228 (89) DENMARK - Opening Weekend Alice In Wonderland - $1,156,454 (or $1,150,793 3-Day - 118) Clash Of The Titans - $981,780 (51) Iron Man 2 - $968,371 (75) Robin Hood - $918,497 (or $877,620 3-Day - 71) BELIGUM - Opening Weekend Alice In Wonderland - $1,627,690 (or $1,423,808 4-Day - 112) Robin Hood - $1,303,678 (80) Clash Of The Titans - $1,134,141 (88) Kingdom Of Heaven - $1,109,830 (or $1,080,615/ €841,205 without p/v - 85) Troy - $982,767 (€828,915 - 87) How To Train Your Dragon - $824,797 (or $607,469 5-Day - 110) Iron Man 2 - $750,588 (67) |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Fri May 21, 2010 10:23 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
Due to weather and competition, Robin Hood is looking at a drop close to 70% this weekend. |
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| Author: | Nazgul9 [ Fri May 21, 2010 10:42 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
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| Author: | pepe pippen [ Fri May 21, 2010 10:49 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
Not only Robin Hood,Iron Man 2 too.And the competition is very poor(Pop 300,000) |
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| Author: | Lotan [ Fri May 21, 2010 1:10 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
Dr. Lecter wrote: Due to weather and competition, Robin Hood is looking at a drop close to 70% this weekend. Does the weather matter THAT MUCH? It's not like you have hurricane or something. |
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| Author: | xiayun [ Fri May 21, 2010 1:48 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $74,000,000 Intl. Opening |
Dr. Lecter wrote: Nazgul9 wrote: Thegun wrote: Was it released everywhere? Pretty much, with the exception of Japan, i think. Was hoping for $100m myself but with the weak euro/pound i guess that's the best it could hope for. It will hit China in June according to Variety. Japan in November. June 11th in China to be exact. Can't see it doing well with World Cup opening that weekend; people will be sleep-deprived already with the time difference to watch the games live. |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Fri May 21, 2010 2:05 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $75,200,000 Intl. Opening |
Lotan wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Due to weather and competition, Robin Hood is looking at a drop close to 70% this weekend. Does the weather matter THAT MUCH? It's not like you have hurricane or something. Heh, it is exactly the opposite. Whenever we get nice weather after a long stretth of shitty weather, people don't go to movies. We've had the coldest May of the last 10 years so far and this weekend the temperature is going above 20 degree Celcius for the first time in what seems like an eternity. |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Fri May 21, 2010 6:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $96,600,000 |
Well, by the end of the week, Robin Hood stands at $96,600,000 overseas. Decent, but not great. I expect $130-140 million by the end of the weekend... |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Mon May 24, 2010 5:46 pm ] |
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Quote: Universal's "Robin Hood" braved a generally soft weekend on the foreign theatrical circuit, narrowly holding on to the No. 1 overseas spot for the second consecutive stanza. Unseasonably warm weather in key Western European markets suppressed attendance by as much as half in Scandinavia to a third in Spain and the U.K., according to Disney calculations. Paramount described the situation as a "heat wave across Europe which kept grosses down for all films." Dropping 60% from its opening launch, Universal's "Robin Hood" fought its way to $30 million in its second round on the foreign circuit, playing 7,064 sites in 59 markets. So far, director Ridley Scott's re-imagining of the Crusades-era outlaw costarring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett has grossed a total of $125 million overseas. "Robin Hood" finished No. 2 in the U.K. and Germany but logged strong No. 1 second round finishes in France ($2.7 million from 648 locations for a 12-day market cume of $10.9 million) and in Australia ($2.98 million from 461 situations for a cume of $9.2 million). The film has six more markets to play including China in June. |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Mon May 24, 2010 5:47 pm ] |
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I think thast's solid after two weeks. Next weekend is supposedly going to be rainier and colder here in Germany at least, so I expect most movies to stay flat or even rise. A $220+ million overseas total is still possible, IMO. |
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| Author: | i.hope [ Mon May 24, 2010 5:49 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $96,600,000 |
How do people in Europe react to the recent Euro-zone financial problems? Are they in the mood for escapism (i.e. movies)? |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Mon May 24, 2010 5:50 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $125,000,000 |
At least here in Germany I think most don't really give it much thought. |
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| Author: | i.hope [ Mon May 24, 2010 5:58 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $125,000,000 |
Dr. Lecter wrote: At least here in Germany I think most don't really give it much thought. So people don't feel pressured to tighten their pockets? I read in the news that some generous government programs in Europe are subject to reform due to a contractionary fiscal policy to reduce debts. Oh, and the stock markets around the world are plummeting the last 2 weeks or so, especially in Europe and the US. I think the Wall Street people felt the hit but not the street people, not yet. |
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| Author: | Jack Sparrow [ Mon May 24, 2010 11:39 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $125,000,000 |
Hmm this is good. If RH makes 100M domestically though probably might miss that mark by an inch and about 200M domestically there might be a chance of a sequel the real RH this time after the beginning |
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| Author: | xiayun [ Tue May 25, 2010 12:23 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $125,000,000 |
Germany is probably the least affected European country from all the euro crisis, as their debt situation is excellent from what I read. |
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| Author: | i.hope [ Tue May 25, 2010 1:04 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $125,000,000 |
xiayun wrote: Germany is probably the least affected European country from all the euro crisis, as their debt situation is excellent from what I read. Maybe, but the Greek financial crisis is far-fetching and impacting every member of the Euro-zone. Also, the latest move by Chancellor Merkel to ban short-selling made the Wall Street scratch their heads. BusinessWeek: Germany Should Quit Euro, Leave Markets in Peace . |
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| Author: | Dr. Lecter [ Sat May 29, 2010 6:34 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Robin Hood (INTL.) - $137,800,000 |
$137.8 million overseas as of Thursday. By the end of the weekend it'll stand at $155+ million. In Germany we're looking at a 120,000+ admissions weekend and over 1 million admissions by the end of the weekend (only the 8th film this year to manage that). |
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