MAMMA MIA!



Opening Day: $9.86m
Opening Weekend: $27.75m
Week One Total: $44.84m

Second Weekend:$17.87m (-36%)
Third Weekend: $12.62m (-28.9%)
Fourth Weekend: $8.21m (-34.9%)
Fifth Weekend: $6.1m (-25.7%)
Sixth Weekend: $4.3m (-29.4%)
Seventh Weekend: $4.2m (-2.4%)
Eighth Weekend: $2.7m (-35.6%)
Ninth Weekend: $1.75m (-39%)
9 Week : $139.3m
FINAL PROJECTED GROSS: $144.2m

8 Week Comparable Runs at same stage ($ difference from MAMMA MIA!) :
Hairspray - $114.6m (-$21.7m)
The Devil Wears Prada - $119.0m (-$17.3m)

Every update the film has been expanding on the gap between the grosses of the movies at the same stage.


Records:
#1 Musical Weekend Gross
#1 Musical Week Gross
#1 Musical International Weekend Gross

INTERNATIONAL GROSS


$281.1m after TEN WEEKS

FIRST WEEKEND: $24,500,000 from 1,470 at 12 countries
SECOND WEEKEND : $27,600,000 from 2,384 at 21 countries
THIRD WEEKEND: $17,500,000 from 2,390 in 21 countries
FOURTH WEEKEND: $?
FIFTH WEEKEND: $14,600,000 from 2,310 in 22 countries
SIXTH WEEKEND: $12,700,000 from 2,400 in 24 countries.
SEVENTH WEEKEND: $16,800,000 from 2,750 in 24 countries
EIGHTH WEEKEND: $12,500,000 from 2,800 in 25 countries
NINTH WEEKEND: $12,100,000 from 2,933 in 33 countries
TENTH WEEKEND: $15,000,000 from 3,493 in 39 countries (#1 Worldwide)
ELEVENTH WEEKEND: $17,500,000 from 4,296 in 44 countries (#1 Worldwide) - $307m total.
UK

TOTAL GROSS: $116,000,000 ( £59000000) after nine weeks.

UK WEEKENDS in GBP
1 £6,594,058 / £6,594,058
2 £4,561,109 (-31%) / £16,851,641
3 £2,830,207 (-38%) / £24,608,293
4 £3,167,377 (+12%) / £32,109,923
5 £2,803,272 (-12%) / £39,168,064
6 £2,200,000(-21%) / £45,205,039 (16th All Time)
7 £1,837,577 (-17%) / £50,261,947 (11th All Time)
8 £1,548,898 (-15.5%) / £54,541,447 (8th All Time)
9 £1,431,775 (-8.0%) / £57 687 650 (5th All Time)
10 £1,075,000 (-25%) / £59,300,000 EST (5th All Time)

Mamma Mia is
£2M from topping LOTR: ROTK
£5M from topping LOTR: FOTR
£8M from topping HARRY POTTER 1
£10M from topping TITANIC.

I think we will likely see it peter out topping FOTR at the very best, i dont think it has another £8m in it.

Other Markets
FRANCE - $2.4M in ONE WEEK
BELGIUM - $1.0M in ONE WEEK
MEXICO - $0.85M in ONE WEEK
SOUTH KOREA - $5.5M in ONE WEEK
TAIWAN - $460,000 in ONE WEEK
SPAIN - $11.1m in FOUR WEEKS
NEW ZEALAND - $4.1M in SEVEN WEEKS
AUSTRIA - $5.5M (547,500) in SEVEN WEEKS
NORWAY - 675,796 ADMISSIONS in SEVEN WEEKS
SWEDEN - $13.7M in SEVEN WEEKS
GERMANY - $32.4M in EIGHT WEEKS
AUSTRALIA - $27.8m in NINE WEEKS

ITALY - OCT 3
JAP - JAN 30 2009


INTL RECORDS
#1 Overseas Musical Grosser of all time.
#1 United Kingdom Musical of all time.
#1 United Kingdom 2008 charts
#1 Sweden 2008 Charts
#1 Norway 2008 Charts
#1 Austria 2008 Charts
#1 All Time Opening for a Musical in most territories.
#5 All Time United Kingdom Charts

yay a good thread for once.

First week musical record now broken too.

It was reported earlier this week that international cume going into third weekend was just shy of $100m, meaning the movie will likely be pushing $200m globally by the end of the frame.

Sex and the City's $372,000,000 is a bit off yet, but certainly isnt looking that distant at this rate. It should meet it's foreign $221,000,000 total, at least.

This summer has been a revolution for female-cinema that it most desperately needed. Between SEX AND THE CITY and MAMMA MIA! a small shift in power has occurred where women are now going to be granted a bigger voice in audience demand than they had before. Breaking those first week records was important, and the thing is with other romantic comedies that had set precedent, they did have much more male appeal.

It was generally agreed that movies which skewed too female were a disaster ground at the box office before this year, but then two movies in a row happened to show different. And not only did they show different - but they are respectively just outside of the top 100 of all time (or will be) worldwide and even with the more male skewing female movies, they are going to rank around #4th and #5th of all time in the female orientated worldwide list.

MAMMA MIA should, at this rank #2 in all time musicals behind GREASE when all is said and done. Of course, SOUND OF MUSIC does some major pwning adjusted, but still.

Yay Mamma Mia

I'm listening to "Lay All Your Love on Me" from the soundtrack right now. Donnnnnnn't goooooo wasting your emotionnnnnnnnnn

Mamma Mia is doing AMAZING!

Both Sex and the City and Mamma Mia are great performances! Studio will be more willing now to produce more female oriented films. Not sure if that is a good or bad thing.

yay that, Honey Honey and Super Trouper are my favourites from the soundtrack.
Anything with Brosnan in it i cant really finish.

Im excited about what this summer means for the future of female skewing film, because i believe women should have a chance to enjoy cinema tailored to them just as men do. Also, i have a penchant for chick flicks, incase no one picked that one up.

You big gay! Stick the tip in.

Well, I think that at this point $105 million in the US is guaranteed and it will likely make more than that. A somewhat realistic projection would put it at $110-120 million with a slight chance at more.

Worldwide, well, it's huge, however the good weather is hurting it in Germany. I still see around $340-360 million WW.

Updated

Highlights:

*Crosses $100m from overseas thanks to massive weekday performances across Europe.
*Tops $150m worldwide
*36% US drop
*11% UK drop
*Within $500,000 of SEX AND THE CITY'S final gross in the UK after 17 days.
*Looks certain to be #1 Movie of year in Norway
*35 Markets to go.

Related

*Whilst listed as the third frame, this actually marks the fourth weekend in global release, but its first frame was super-limited premiering.
*CD Soundtrack selling 120,000-150,000 units per week in the US
*CD Soundtrack was best selling UK album last week, but couldnt be listed as chart topping due to UK chart rules related to soundtracks

Mamma Mia has certainly become a phenom in the UK. I mean, this is getting major repeat viewings, excellent buzz and a lot of goodwill. I expect it to top $65m here.

Mamma Mia being successful makes me happy.

Why is BOM so awful with international figures right now?
it seems like is biased and thrown all of its resources towards the 949 million ways to analyse the dark knight

Domestically, MM! has seperated what was initially lagging hairspray by $1m into a near $5m lead, and has also turned around from significantly lagging The Devil Wears Prada into a narrow lead.

SATC - $151M
TDWP - $124M
HAIRSPRAY - $119M

If MAMMA MIA! continues to perf on this tangent we could see $135M on a nice day.
International grosses are likely to be in the mid $200m range id say.

TDWP - $210M
SATC -$221M
HAIRSPRAY - $81.7M

It's already just a weekend away from eclipsing HAIRSPRAY'S $200m worldwide cume, wether it can topple TDWP's $326m OR SATC's $372m remains to be seen, both are pretty much in the top echelon for female skewing films.

Worldwide passed $200m yesterday. The foreign cume from http://www.uip.com/

( Last Updated 01-Aug-2008 )

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The international section of BOM is run by a whole different guy, so I don't think the site as a whole is to blame. But yeah, the Intl. Section is totally falling apart at the moment.

I'm confused.

Fixed.

I will never forgive you for confusing xiayun like this, Jon. Never

Does ADAM have any UK updates? He seems to have access to numbers that I don't.

I just use Variety.com and Screendaily.com, Both there international previews didn't have much about Mamma Mia this week.

It should hang around the Top 10 for a while. TDK was the last movie that is going to have an impact. I'm pleased it has managed to outgross SATC and Hancock despite them both having an higher opening weekend. Once we get the new UK total tomorrow, that will give us the biggest indication as to where it will end up.

From about mid August we will have quite a few batches of international openings weekly. At the moment we are just living off holdovers.

I can't believe how strong it is in the UK. Even after all these weeks.

Yeah i had a look at the figures today and it's increased 11% in the UK this weekend to a total of £32.something million.

It's well ahead of The Dark Knight and is actually made half of what TDK did in the UK this weekend, which is huge considering TDK opened to $22m last week

International: $142,529,213
Domestic: $87,470,125

Total: $229,999,338

Thanks, that international figure differs from the Variety one though, where'd you find it?