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Nazgul9
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 Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Corpse wrote: Ticket prices perhaps. For instance, I believe xiayun said theaters in China raised Avatar's 3D and/or IMAX tickets to $26 USD during the week. I'm sure they vary greatly. That was just for one IMAX or IMAX in general. _________________
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Mandeep
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) yeah but I went to some Suburban theater there.
Small one with about 6-8 screens.
Nothing like Scotiabank theater.
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MARVEL_ROCKS
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Brilliant
It cracked 50M DOM and did $150+M OS this weekend
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mark66
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2)
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Keyser Söze
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) that is just crazy. it went up almost 10 million.
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Box
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) is anyone else getting bored? like, we get it, the film's doing well, whats next  _________________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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Keyser Söze
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Box wrote: is anyone else getting bored? like, we get it, the film's doing well, whats next how about "sink the ship". 
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Box
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Keyser Söze wrote: Box wrote: is anyone else getting bored? like, we get it, the film's doing well, whats next how about "sink the ship". so you wanna see thousands of people drown? you homicidal maniac  _________________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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almost famous
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Box wrote: is anyone else getting bored? like, we get it, the film's doing well, whats next Actually I'm already getting bored because with such terrific performance I'm doomed to write about Avatar every week on Russian site at least till the end of this spring.
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Keyser Söze
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Box wrote: Keyser Söze wrote: Box wrote: is anyone else getting bored? like, we get it, the film's doing well, whats next how about "sink the ship". so you wanna see thousands of people drown? you homicidal maniac are you even concerned about population explosion. we are growing too fast. major reason for most ills in the world.avatar is doing its best in reversing the trend. 
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MadGez
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Box wrote: Also, why is Australia's gross so much greater? We have 1.5x Australia's population... Australia's grosses are big in relation to most countries. I'd love to see some per capita stats - Australia would certainly be high on the list. But ticket prices are indeed high here. Here are ticket prices for a regular film in Australia's dominant big chain theatres; Adult $17.00 Child $12.50 Pensioner $14.00 Senior Citizen $9.50 Student $14.00 For Avatar 3D.... Adult $19.00 Child $14.50 Pensioner $16.00 Senior Citizen $11.50 Student $16.00 Now Avatar 3D in Imax.... Adult $22.50 Child $16.50 Pensioner $18.50 Senior Citizen $18.50 Student $18.50 These are in AUD which is around $0.92 USD. Tuesdays are half price days usually around $10.50 per person. There are no matinee discounts. You can get corporate tickets which I use often. Adult at around $11-$12. Still Avatar makes $100m and its mind boggling even with the inflated prices. _________________
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Box
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) WOW, how do you guys put up with those high prices? That's ridiculous even by Toronto standards.
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MadGez
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Its ridiculous I know. Hence why I mainly use corporate tickets when possible. Also why Tuesday nights are very busy - known as "Tight Ass Tuesdays"  Yet ticket sales seem to be as strong as ever, if not stronger. _________________
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Mandeep
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Avatar Total Worldwide gross as of Jan 10th is
Domestic: $430,846,514
+ Foreign: $915,100,000
= Worldwide: $1,345,946,514
Should pass 1.1 billion this weekend overseas and 1.6 billion WW...
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Corpse
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Keyser Söze wrote: that is just crazy. it went up almost 10 million. BOM is usually lower with everything overseas (I no longer use them for international grosses), not just weekend totals. _________________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.”
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BK
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Did anyone compile the list of countries where Avatar is now no.1 all time?
And the rest of the countries its playing in and the chance of no. 1?
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) * Australia
* Russia
* Singapore
Comes to mind so far...
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pepe pippen
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Spain too 
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Calculating a dollar-per-capita list sounds like a job for Box. MadGez wrote: Its ridiculous I know. Hence why I mainly use corporate tickets when possible. Also why Tuesday nights are very busy - known as "Tight Ass Tuesdays" One vote for "Tight Ass Tuesday" becoming a global phenomenon, please.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) £4.77m in the UK represents the biggest 4th weekend gross ever  beats Titanic's £3.85m and Mamma Mia's £3.17m.
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Nazgul9
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Nice!
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Andrew wrote: £4.77m in the UK represents the biggest 4th weekend gross ever beats Titanic's £3.85m and Mamma Mia's £3.17m.  _________________The Force Awakens
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Box
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Andrew wrote: £4.77m in the UK represents the biggest 4th weekend gross ever beats Titanic's £3.85m and Mamma Mia's £3.17m. The UK will never live down Mamma Mia!. NEVER. _________________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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Mr. R
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Andrew wrote: £4.77m in the UK represents the biggest 4th weekend gross ever beats Titanic's £3.85m and Mamma Mia's £3.17m. Did over $11 m in its 4th w/e in Russia, probably like 5+ times higher than the previous record, whatever that was (no charts readily available).
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BJ
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.335bn Worldwide (#2) Mr. R wrote: Andrew wrote: £4.77m in the UK represents the biggest 4th weekend gross ever beats Titanic's £3.85m and Mamma Mia's £3.17m. Did over $11 m in its 4th w/e in Russia, probably like 5+ times higher than the previous record, whatever that was (no charts readily available). Russia, France, China, Australia, Germany and the rest of the Int. market is putting North America to shame. _________________The Force Awakens
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