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 Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: Okay, as predicted those -20 % for Germany are off, I see -8 %, not bad considering that almost all theaters are closed after 3pm on Christmas Eve and the first weekend included previews... In 1998 movies dropped 25 % on average... Can you give us some comparisons? and admissions totals
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Archangel wrote: mark66 wrote: Okay, as predicted those -20 % for Germany are off, I see -8 %, not bad considering that almost all theaters are closed after 3pm on Christmas Eve and the first weekend included previews... In 1998 movies dropped 25 % on average... Can you give us some comparisons? and admissions totals I'll do that a bit later, first I have to update my website...
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: Okay, as predicted those -20 % for Germany are off, I see -8 %, not bad considering that almost all theaters are closed after 3pm on Christmas Eve and the first weekend included previews... In 1998 movies dropped 25 % on average... Is it still on track for 9m admissions?  Seriously, i hope you're right.  _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) LadiesMan217 wrote: UK is very disappointing. India is also disappointing. I thought it did $8.6M in first week based on the article that I read. That means it should be at 10.5-11M including the weekend. Japan's opening isn't anything special as well.  Not sure what you people are expecting....this is already blowing away my expectations.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: Archangel wrote: mark66 wrote: Okay, as predicted those -20 % for Germany are off, I see -8 %, not bad considering that almost all theaters are closed after 3pm on Christmas Eve and the first weekend included previews... In 1998 movies dropped 25 % on average... Can you give us some comparisons? and admissions totals I'll do that a bit later, first I have to update my website... Yes, priorities, no problems....i love your site, i use it to keep my Netherland charts up to date, i don't remember which site posts all-time opening and gross statistics, it's one of those ofificial ones and i've lost the link.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Archangel wrote: Nazgul9 wrote: Corpse wrote: The weekend gross should be around 6 or 7m. It was actually pretty frontloaded. This Is It opened to $1.1m on Wednesday and made $10m over the 5-days (5.8m 2-day), and Harry Potter 6 opened to $3.6m on Wednesday and made $18m over the 5-day (10.5m 2-day). But Avatar opened on a national holiday, did it not? Yes, which makes it frontloaded for the weekend. Is there any competition coming up in Japan? Well some Japanese concert film is releasing on 5th January
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) LadiesMan217 wrote: mark66 wrote: I just noticed $6.0m in GB would be less than ALVIN ($8.7m)... I think both Alvin and Sherlock hurt it really bad. Sherlock did like 5M in two days Maybe Britishers didn't like Avatar that much Sherlocke is obviously going to be a draw in the UK, especially when the director is also British. That's what happens when you've got competition and interest.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: LadiesMan217 wrote: UK is very disappointing. India is also disappointing. I thought it did $8.6M in first week based on the article that I read. That means it should be at 10.5-11M including the weekend. Japan's opening isn't anything special as well. May I remind you that most openings last week were nothing special (including the U.S.A.) and it's all about LEGS, LEGS, LEGS... Exactly, Titanic wasn't that impressive on openings comparatively...it was actually not too dissimilar to it....though look where Titanic ended up with. 
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) BJ wrote: LadiesMan217 wrote: Andrew wrote: Nazgul9 wrote: LadiesMan217 wrote: Apparently the UK numbers are for only 2 days i.e. most theatres in UK were closed on Christmas eve and Christmas Day It says SOME theaters were closed. And anyway, Alvin beating Avatar there is a disgrace!  UK had so much potential, it's the 2nd biggest OS market behind Japan... Come on Brits, show me next weekend you can do better! Don't worry about that drop in the UK, there are barely any theatres open on Christmas day here. It's just not a done thing to go see a film, everyone is with family etc. I remember in 2005 Kong's second weekend, christmas eve was saturday, christmas day sunday and it dropped something rediculous like 80% that weekend, people wrote it off. Opening weekend was £6,944,740, second weekend £1,928,032. It went on to finish with about £30million. Dailies will be very strong for Avatar from here on. KK and Avatar shouldn't be brought up in the same sentence. KK was a major BO disappointment. Avatar has already beaten KK in North America and overseas i.e. worldwide  King Kong did not translate that well to Europe considering it's mostly an AMerican cult story....KK played well in Asia because of the SFX and action and big sets. I think Europe is more picky with their big budget extravaganzas.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Archangel wrote: mark66 wrote: Yep, GB is very disappointing so far, it's even running behind Spain... Well, UK has been dissapointing all year....so this just compounds the situation there.....not sure if it's economic or people don't like the movies out there. HP6 leads the year with £50,713,404 #13 All-Time (beating HP5's £49,136,969) You then have to go all the way down to #37 - Ice Age 3 - £34,872,218 #38 - Up - £34,284,193 #45 - Slumdog Millionaire - £31,664,077 #59 - Transformers 2 - £26,539,878 The UK is having it's biggest year for cinema on record, up 9% on last year and is looking to break £1billion for the first time ever by the end of the year. There just hasn't been a single mega-hit.... yet.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Andrew wrote: Archangel wrote: mark66 wrote: Yep, GB is very disappointing so far, it's even running behind Spain... Well, UK has been dissapointing all year....so this just compounds the situation there.....not sure if it's economic or people don't like the movies out there. HP6 leads the year with £50,713,404 #13 All-Time (beating HP5's £49,136,969) You then have to go all the way down to #37 - Ice Age 3 - £34,872,218 #38 - Up - £34,284,193 #45 - Slumdog Millionaire - £31,664,077 #59 - Transformers 2 - £26,539,878 The UK is having it's biggest year for cinema on record, up 9% on last year and is looking to break £1billion for the first time ever by the end of the year. There just hasn't been a single mega-hit.... yet. That's why it looks to us like it's a boring year, we want massive grossers 
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Nazgul9 wrote: mark66 wrote: Okay, as predicted those -20 % for Germany are off, I see -8 %, not bad considering that almost all theaters are closed after 3pm on Christmas Eve and the first weekend included previews... In 1998 movies dropped 25 % on average... Is it still on track for 9m admissions? Seriously, i hope you're right. Yes, I believe it is... It will reach blockbuster status (3m admissions) by the and of the year and has 6 more days of vacation including a holiday on Wednesday, January 6th. 3D shows are still selling out like crazy so I do not expect any substantial drops for the next two weekends which means that AVATAR will be at something like 4.5m admissions or more by January 10th... And the rest will be smooth sailing until early March... Anyway, AVATAR sold about 825,000 tix in its 2nd weekend for a total of 2,310,000. That is the third best second weekend of the year with chances to rise to second place: 1 1.581.037 867 1.824 Ice Age 3 2 827.477 903 916 Harry Potter VI 3 825.000 735 1.122 Avatar4 728.353 803 907 Angels & Demons 5 691.963 766 903 2012 6 671.805 751 895 Wickie 7 627.219 717 875 Zweiohrküken 8 522.868 703 744 New Moon 9 413.880 652 635 Männersache 10 392.512 612 641 Twilight
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Some 2nd weekend comparisons....
FRANCE - 2nd Weekend
It's already about to surpass the life-time gross of pics like ROTK here LOL. Tracking at #2 behind the largest movie of all-time in USD$ here. As a comparison, Welcome to the Sticks finished with $193,764,365 (#1), Les Bronzes with $76,729,465 (#3).
Bienvenue Chez Les Ch’tis (Welcome To The Sticks) (2008) - $73,476,392 ($28,676,250, -9.5%)
Avatar - $48.2m (€32.4m - $18.5m/€12.4m, -5%)
Les Bronzes 3: Amis Pour La Vie - $43.2m (€36.1m - $14.3m/ €11.9m, -41%)
Spiderman 3 - $37,854,952 ($8.1, -48%)
Astérix At The Olympic Games (2008) - $35,187,606 ($9,802,658, -58%)
Star Wars 3: ROTS - $34.8m ($8.9m, -59%) or $35,727,041 by Mon
Harry Potter 4: GOF - $33m ($11m)
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $31m (5,046,067 adms. - $10.5m/ 2,110,083 adms., -25%)
SPAIN - 2nd Weekend
No uber-blockbuster has increased in it's 2nd weekend, this one is the first. $50m should be an easy catch
Avatar - $29.9m (€20m - $12.1m/ €8.1m, +11%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $24,893,054 ($4,795,871/ €3,740,923/ 695,363 adms., -57%)
Lord of The Rings: ROTK - $22m (€18,442,345/ 3.816.920 adms. - $6.7m/ €5,585,181, -6.8%)
The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $22,128,236 ($5,152,274, -56.6%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $20,849,608 ($5,870,386, -50.7%)
The Da Vinci Code - $20,623,748 ($6,054,554/ €4,746,831/ 864,768 adms., -36%)
GERMANY - 2nd Weekend
Joins the big league with one of the best drops out of the lot.
Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $48,481,306 (€38,930,489/ 5.562.998 adms. - $17,450,618/ €14,012,846/ 1.882.958 adms., -26%)
Harry Potter 6: HBP - $40,063,378 ($8,979,208, -62.3%)
Lord Of The Rings: TTT - $38.5m (€40,881,490/ 5.629.205 adms. - $15.1m/ 2.082.480 adms., +0%)
Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs - $37,788,324 ($15,076,275, -7.1%)
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown - $37,066,354 (5.298.906 adms. - $12,372,491/ €10,074,548/ 1,686,853 adms., -29%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest - $36,212,044 ($10,937,272/ €8,482,401/ 1,192,153 adms., -38%)
Harry Potter 4: GOF - $35,960,285 ($10,268,326/ €8,752,413/ 1,263,778 adms., -53%)
Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $35,241,688 ($10,255,455, -46.9%)
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End - $35,159,378 ($9,360,320, -43.5%)
(T)Raumschiff Surprise: Periode 1 - $33.8m (€26,544,807/ 4.622.347 adms. - $9.2m/ €7,191,303/ 1.187.538 adms., -42%)
Lord Of The Rings: FOTR - $33.55m (€37,585,696/ 5.151.793 adms. - 2.071.465 adms., +12%)
Avatar - $32.3m (€21.7m - $11.8m/ €7.9m)
Harry Potter 2: COS - $31.7m (€$11m, -32%)
The Da Vinci Code - $29,619,417 ($11,160,253/ €8,749,750/ 1,180,992 adms., -17%)
Star Wars 3: ROTS - $28,809,336 (3.417.788 adms. - $6,544,329/ 735.891 adms., -61%)
UNITED KINGDOM - 2nd Weekend
Blockbuster status, but not Tier 1.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $33,984,315 ($7,196,767, -63.2%)
Mamma Mia! - $33,609,176 (£16,851,641 - $9,096,747/ £4,561,109, -12%)
Hancock - $33,244,677 (£16,761,966 - $7,271,714/ £3,666,398, -62%)
War Of The Worlds - $31,942,355 (£17,568,570 - $7,656,122/ £4,219,120, -51%/-44%)
Sex And The City - $31,631,284 (£16,062,366 - $6,075,681/ £3,085,231, -65%)
Spiderman 2 - $31,123,263 (£16,663,060/ €24,161,437 - $6,706,267/ £3,590,463/ €5,206,171, -59%/-49%)
Star Wars 2: AOTC - $31,223,720 (£21,436,645 - $8,673,829/ £5,955,107, -48%)
The Incredibles - $30,890,300 (£15,944,309/ €23,121,529 - $8,141,598/ £4,187,280/ €6,073,835, -57%/-33%)
The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe - $30,491,631 (£17,204,098 - $8,504,495/ £4,798,576, -40%)
Transformers - $29,619,588 (£14,516,560 - $4,760,700/ £2,333,219, -73%)
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit - $29,618,259 (£16,688,112 - $8,282,555/ £4,666,723, -50%/-29%)
Avatar - $29.6m (€18.2m - $6m/ €3.6m, -45%)
Monsters Inc - $29,574,831 ($8,225,303, -37%)
Meet The Fockers - $29,114,665 (£15,481,678 - $8,666,694/ £4,588,360, -42%/-37%)
High School Musical 3: Senior Year - $28,570,731 (£17,782,423 - $4,406,623/ £2,742,682, -67.1%)
James Bond: Die Another Day - $28,122,284 ($8,351,912, -41%)
The Day After Tomorrow - $27,783,778 (£15,124,655 - $5,901,382/ £3,210,352, -56%) or $27,977,476 Actuals
Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen - $27,232,267 (£16,485,053 - $7,215,700/ £4,368,024, -47.9%)
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: Nazgul9 wrote: mark66 wrote: Okay, as predicted those -20 % for Germany are off, I see -8 %, not bad considering that almost all theaters are closed after 3pm on Christmas Eve and the first weekend included previews... In 1998 movies dropped 25 % on average... Is it still on track for 9m admissions? Seriously, i hope you're right. Yes, I believe it is... It will reach blockbuster status (3m admissions) by the and of the year and has 6 more days of vacation including a holiday on Wednesday, January 6th. 3D shows are still selling out like crazy so I do not expect any substantial drops for the next two weekends which means that AVATAR will be at something like 4.5m admissions or more by January 10th... And the rest will be smooth sailing until early March... Anyway, AVATAR sold about 825,000 tix in its 2nd weekend for a total of 2,310,000. That is the third best second weekend of the year with chances to rise to second place: 1 1.581.037 867 1.824 Ice Age 3 2 827.477 903 916 Harry Potter VI 3 825.000 735 1.122 Avatar4 728.353 803 907 Angels & Demons 5 691.963 766 903 2012 6 671.805 751 895 Wickie 7 627.219 717 875 Zweiohrküken 8 522.868 703 744 New Moon 9 413.880 652 635 Männersache 10 392.512 612 641 Twilight I'm more interested in the all-time charts Mark, can you post that as well. BTW - the only thing i wished you had on your charts is a comparison of all of the big movies by admissions each weekend.....i know you have it for Titanic LOTR1 HP1...but i wished you expanded it a bit more.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Archangel wrote: Box wrote: Omg Sam Worthington is so fucking hot. Even if he's Australian What's that suppose to mean Box, I just wanted your attention  What's the biggest film of all time in Spain? _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) I have this for every year with the five biggest grossers...
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Someone on BOM said that someone else said that China's release is postponed till January 4th. True?
And apparently Japan theater count was reported wrong, it's on 831 screens and 283 of them are 3D.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: I have this for every year with the five biggest grossers... Link please, i must be blind 
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) As far as I know 2009 already fulfilled the 20 foreign movies quota that's why AVATAR opens in 2010...
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Box wrote: Archangel wrote: Box wrote: Omg Sam Worthington is so fucking hot. Even if he's Australian What's that suppose to mean Box, I just wanted your attention What's the biggest film of all time in Spain? Australians are pretty hot, i saw a couple in the shopping malls yesterday. The boys are definately dressing up much better nowadays and they normally do really well in Summer. It must be those short shorts, tight abs and shoulders and beautiful face.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Archangel wrote: mark66 wrote: I have this for every year with the five biggest grossers... Link please, i must be blind Archive, right column, "Rekordejagd Year"
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) mark66 wrote: As far as I know 2009 already fulfilled the 20 foreign movies quota that's why AVATAR opens in 2010... Yes but i though it opens on January 1st (or 2nd according to imdb). _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) In Spain the US$ record is held by....it's going to blow past Titanic at this rate.
1) Titanic - $43m-$45m
2) LOTR: ROTK $41m
3) El Orfanato (The Orphanage) - $36.3m
4) The Da Vinci Code - $34.5m
5) LOTR: TTT - $31.5m
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) Nazgul9 wrote: mark66 wrote: As far as I know 2009 already fulfilled the 20 foreign movies quota that's why AVATAR opens in 2010... Yes but i though it opened on January 1st (or 2nd according to imdb). IMDB could be wrong, best to check one of those official movie sites in China to see what release date they have.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) while its Poland bow registered $1.8 million from 235 sites. Fox said the film finished No. 1 in 107 of the 108 territories it played on the weekend. It ranked No. 2 in India after a local language title. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/con ... 851c896918
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