HARRY POTTER 7-2: Deathly Hallows (INTL.)



Harry Potter 7-1: DH - viewtopic.php?f=12&t=57714
Harry Potter 6: HBP - viewtopic.php?f=12&t=51491
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - viewtopic.php?f=12&t=31574
Harry Potter 4: GOF - viewtopic.php?f=12&t=13821

July 15th, 2011....It All Ends Here!

Wow AWESOME Poster

RELEASE DATES:

All the major markets receive HP7-2 on the first week, which bodes very well for its chances to become the first movie to top $400m WW opening and beat HP6's $237m overseas opening.

Pirates 4 has first bite though in May 2011, though its release seem to be missing a couple of major markets in the first week such as Australia and Argentina. The edge belongs to HP7-2 though.

Slovakia July 2011
France 13 July 2011
Argentina 14 July 2011
Australia 14 July 2011
Czech Republic 14 July 2011
Germany 14 July 2011
Malaysia 14 July 2011
Netherlands 14 July 2011
New Zealand 14 July 2011
Puerto Rico 14 July 2011
Russia 14 July 2011
Azerbaijan 15 July 2011
Brazil 15 July 2011
Canada 15 July 2011
Iceland 15 July 2011
Italy 15 July 2011
Japan 15 July 2011
Lithuania 15 July 2011
Norway 15 July 2011
Poland 15 July 2011
Serbia 15 July 2011
Spain 15 July 2011
Sweden 15 July 2011
Turkey 15 July 2011
UK 15 July 2011
USA 15 July 2011
Bulgaria 22 July 2011

Lord Voldemort has a serious case of pigface in that poster.

$750+ million

There's no doubt that HP1's 10 year overseas record for the franchise will fall next year. HP7-I didn't set sparks fly, but that movie looks to finish within about $10m of HP1's $657m.

With 3D and action, there's nothing stopping this movie from hitting $700m OS. HP5 showed that it can fight it out with other big releases like Transformers in the same month and should they play the "final release" card to the max combined with 3D, this can go very high indeed.

The target is of course ROTK's $742m Unadjusted, which i think it will pass with 3D. Heck if they re-release HP7-1 in 3D, it will surely outgross HP1's $657m in its 2nd run.

Lecter if you're predicting $750m+ overseas, that means that according to the Worldwide 2011 Top 10 you are predicting around $345m Domestic, are you sure?

I think it has potential for above $350m+ Domestic with 3D and will break $1.1billion. They are so going to kill the marketing for this, it's going to be huge.

The domestic box-office of Potter films has always been overpredicted.

You will be wrong this time, 3D + Tonnes of Action + Last Potter EVER!

Nope I think Part 1 showed that the potential audience haven't increased over the years no matter what part it is. DH2 would needs great WOM even more deafening than HP1 to get more audience. And do remember that the movies are getting very dark for young children so there is a potential loss of audience every movie.

295m with a 30% 3D bump (80% of tickets sold in 3D) would be 375m, I think the film has an outside shot at 400m domestic if it can manage to get 85%+ of its tickets sold in 3D.

Its clear that it won't beat it in admissions, but with 3D and i'm sure a huge marketing push, this will do much better than the previous 2 Potters.

I see minimum $350m Domestic and $750m+ Overseas.

If there's any movie with a chance at $400m next year, it's this one, followed possibly by Transformers 3 and Pirates 4. Nothing else will come close.

http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/wb/h ... lowspart2/

Final Trailer Out!, The Big Guns of Summer are finally here, massive trailers for both TF3 and Harry Potter.

Both are equally amazing i think, this one is surely looking like the best one yet, plenty of battles, plenty of mind blowing VFX. Just what HP7-1 wasn't.

So excited, $350m here we come

In Australia, one of the larger movie chains will be re-releasing all 7 Potter films the month leading up to the final film's release. Tickets are apparently under half price.

Tempted, though i already have it on DVD

Updated release dates:

Slovakia July 2011
UK 7 July 2011 (London) (premiere)
Australia 13 July 2011
Belgium 13 July 2011
Finland 13 July 2011
France 13 July 2011
Sweden 13 July 2011
Argentina 14 July 2011
Croatia 14 July 2011
Czech Republic 14 July 2011
Denmark 14 July 2011
Germany 14 July 2011
Greece 14 July 2011
Hong Kong 14 July 2011
Hungary 14 July 2011
Israel 14 July 2011
Malaysia 14 July 2011
Netherlands 14 July 2011
New Zealand 14 July 2011
Portugal 14 July 2011
Puerto Rico 14 July 2011
Russia 14 July 2011
Serbia 14 July 2011 (Belgrade) (premiere)
Singapore 14 July 2011
Thailand 14 July 2011
Azerbaijan 15 July 2011
Brazil 15 July 2011
Bulgaria 15 July 2011
Canada 15 July 2011
Colombia 15 July 2011
Estonia 15 July 2011
Iceland 15 July 2011
India 15 July 2011
Italy 15 July 2011
Japan 15 July 2011
Lithuania 15 July 2011
Norway 15 July 2011
Paraguay 15 July 2011
Poland 15 July 2011
Romania 15 July 2011
Spain 15 July 2011
Turkey 15 July 2011
UK 15 July 2011
USA 15 July 2011
Venezuela 15 July 2011
Romania 21 July 2011
Armenia 29 July 2011

Day-and-date everywhere with a few exceptions. Going to be a monster OW WW.

The only place where I think it might encounter some trouble is in Hong Kong. Kung Fu Panda 2 is releasing there 1 week after so it's in a lose-lose situation right now with Transformers 3 opening 2 weeks before it and KFP2 one week after.

Anyone know when its releasing in China and Russia. If it's part of this opening weekend that it's going to be ginormous.....even without openings in China dn Russia, i still think it will easily take down Pirates 4's opening records.

I think Russia, as always, might receive the film one day before, on the 14th,,, no idea about China

Pirates' overseas performance makes me think that $800+ million OS is happening here.

^Agreed Pirates with 3D did gangbusters and this should repeat the trend...the last part was the first one to cross the OS total of HP1. I see this one crossing $700m-$750m....$800m is yet to be seen though

I think it's almost a given that $800m will be assured with 3D. In fact, if it doesn't hit $800m i'll be slightly dissapointed, this is afterall the final release in the franchise.

Pirates 4 is headed for at leats $750m, Potter will play better in Europe and that should be the big difference.

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The reason why I am skeptical is that HP has shown downtrend in many markets even with growth of markets and inflation. 3D will surely help it but if the admissions continue to stay as they are going right now $800m might not be assured.

Well this is the last movie.....so....