Avatar (INTL.) - $2,751.7bn (#1) WW
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mark66
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 Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1,175,636,010 Worldwide (#2) A proud look back at the international run:
1st weekend: $165.5m
2nd weekend: $152.8m (-8 %) $413.2m total
3rd weekend: $136.8m (-10 %) $676.9m total
4th weekend: $151.0m (+10 %) $915.1m total
5th weekend: $125.0m (-17 %) $1,115.0m total
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Some more numbers: Avatar generated a further $5.8m in Russia from 750 to cement its status as the biggest release in history on $88.4m, and in other major territories added: a record $6.4m fifth weekend in Australia for $68.8m; $6.2m in Spain for $68.8m; $5.7m in Japan for $65.4m after only four weekends; $3.1m in Brazil for $33.9m; and $2.3m in Mexico for $32.5m. In other notable territories, India has reached $20.5m, Taiwan $18.7m, Hong Kong $14.9m, Holland and Sweden $14.3m apiece, Denmark $13.9m, Switzerland $11.2m, Turkey $10.5m, Austria $10.4m, Colombia $8m, Thailand $7.4m, Venezuela $7m, Chile $6.6m, and the UAE $4.7m. http://www.screendaily.com/news/distrib ... 17.article
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Those numbers are dizzying.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Japan is doing pretty great.  _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Box wrote: It INCREASED in the UK?
So it's a total lock for UK and Germany. that increae in the UK is amazing  _________________The Force Awakens
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Something just came into my mind:
Isn't Cameron thinking of re-releasing Titanic in 3D? What if, just what if, it actually makes a lot of money and ends up surpassing Avatar? That'd be an interesting case of Cameron passing Cameron only for Cameron to pass Cameron.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) My head spins.  _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Yeah, but at this pace there's no way whatsoever for the Titanic rerelease to catch up to Avatar. 3D or not.
Avatar's going for $2.3+ billion WW.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Eventine wrote: Something just came into my mind:
Isn't Cameron thinking of re-releasing Titanic in 3D? What if, just what if, it actually makes a lot of money and ends up surpassing Avatar? That'd be an interesting case of Cameron passing Cameron only for Cameron to pass Cameron. extreme badassery. _________________The Force Awakens
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Dr. Lecter wrote: Yeah, but at this pace there's no way whatsoever for the Titanic rerelease to catch up to Avatar. 3D or not.
Avatar's going for $2.3+ billion WW. That's why I was implying an extreme what IF. _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) More numbers from screendaily
"Avatar generated a further $5.8m in Russia from 750 to cement its status as the biggest release in history on $88.4m, and in other major territories added: a record $6.4m fifth weekend in Australia for $68.8m; $6.2m in Spain for $68.8m; $5.7m in Japan for $65.4m after only four weekends; $3.1m in Brazil for $33.9m; and $2.3m in Mexico for $32.5m.
In other notable territories, India has reached $20.5m, Taiwan $18.7m, Hong Kong $14.9m, Holland and Sweden $14.3m apiece, Denmark $13.9m, Switzerland $11.2m, Turkey $10.5m, Austria $10.4m, Colombia $8m, Thailand $7.4m, Venezuela $7m, Chile $6.6m, and the UAE $4.7m."
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Already posted but i can't get enough of it.  _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) China is a little bellow expectations. Info xiayun posted suggested $75m as of saturday. It's okay, though, it's huge either way.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) LOL. Considering it became the biggest film of all-time in two weeks...I don't see the disappointment.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) I'm not disappointed.  _________________
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) So will AVATAR become the biggest movie internationally next Sunday?
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) mark66 wrote: So will AVATAR become the biggest movie internationally next Sunday? isn't that a lock. it probably need only sub 40% drop to overtake titanic. btw what is the current admission count in germany and is it going to make 9m admissions you predicted earlier.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) I don't have Sunday figures yet, but it should be somewhere between 5.85m-5.9m today and 9m is certainly still in play after dropping only 5-8 % this weekend...
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Archangel wrote: Argos wrote: Archangel wrote: Argos wrote: Hi!
My name is Argus Panoptes -
I like films, also movies, but I think that it is very uninteresting to concern myself with how much money a certain film generates at the box office.
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Argos Hello Argos, you had your 1 minute of fame, now dissapear into the netherworld. :lol: Hello. Who are you? I should ask you that question. You do realise that i've been on these forums since before you were born ;) Do not trifle with me Argos, or you'd wished youd never been born into these forums in the first place. Sorry, dear lady, but last year I was about to be your president.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) It'd be great if someone can post a currently all-time chart of major markets (or any market)
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) JURiNG wrote: It'd be great if someone can post a currently all-time chart of major markets (or any market) Some number will differ slightly for a few films from each country, but the below is probably the closest you'll get overall in USD. Though it's best to go by local currency, rather than USD imo. Top 4 markets: France 1. Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis - $193,764,365
2. Titanic - $129,127,181
3. Avatar - $113,900,000
4. Les Bronzés 3 - amis pour la vie - $76,729,465
5. Asterix et Obelix: Mission Cleopatra - $74,121,575
6. Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs - $69,240,468
7. The Lion King - $67,827,567
8. Ratatouille - $65,645,333
9. Finding Nemo - $64,781,395
10. Taxi 2 - $63,704,000 Germany 1. Titanic - $129,974,110
2. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King - $87,481,674
3. Avatar - $85,600,000
4. Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs - $82,199,367
5. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - $78,664,632
6. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring - $78,561,249
7. The Lion King - $75,101,079
8. Independence Day - $71,903,025
9. Keinohrhasen - $71,596,700
10. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - $67,802,864 Japan 1. Spirited Away - $234,000,000
2. Titanic - $201,389,568
3. Howl's Moving Castle - $190,000,000
4. Ponyo on a Cliff - $172,150,992
5. Princess Mononoke - $165,500,000
6. Bayside Shakedown 2 - $164,500,000
7. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - $152,993,493
8. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - $142,786,414
9. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - $121,600,000
10. The Last Samurai - $119,268,595
Avatar - $65,400,000 UK 1. Mamma Mia! - $132,342,643
2. Titanic - $114,063,718
3. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King - $106,643,712
4. Casino Royale - $105,932,056
5. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - $101,360,911
6. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $98,668,102
7. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - $91,914,687
8. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - $91,289,356
9. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring - $90,228,837
10. The Dark Knight - $89,066,002
Avatar - $80,500,000 _________________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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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis crossed $200 million, I thought...
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) It may have, the $193.8m number is what BOM has, but they are known to be lower on overall grosses for several foreign films. Yet another reason going by local currency is a much better idea.
_________________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.”
“We were like gods at the dawning of the world, & our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other.”
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.”
“You have to pretend you get an endgame. You have to carry on like you will; otherwise, you can't carry on at all.”
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) Corpse wrote: It may have, the $193.8m number is what BOM has, but they are known to be lower on overall grosses for several foreign films. Yet another reason going by local currency is a much better idea. They had it by August 3 and than ceased tracking it. It was a total mess, though July 16–20, 2008 $64,254 -9.6% 95 -55 $676 $193,751,250 July 23–27, 2008 $243,477 +278.9% 250 +155 $974 $193,614,815 22 Grossed 243k and at the same time -140k total.
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Re: Avatar (INTL.) - $1.425bn Worldwide (#2) There are examples like that, and then cases when a film is still doing pretty well but they suddenly stop tracking it.
I won't really fault BOM though. I'd imagine it would be difficult to track so many foreign films, especially after several weeks in release.
_________________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.”
“We were like gods at the dawning of the world, & our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other.”
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.”
“You have to pretend you get an endgame. You have to carry on like you will; otherwise, you can't carry on at all.”
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