Weekend Summary,
Nov. 13-14, 2010



1. SP: The Motion Picture Toho $3,079,124 3 394 $7,815 -21% $27,392,354
2. Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again Paramount/Shochiku $1,580,146 1 305 $5,181 0 $1,580,146
3. Despicable Me Toho Towa $1,501,367 3 229 $6,556 -17% $10,302,782
4. Heart Catch Pretty Cure! Fashion And Adventure In Paris! TOEI $1,179,953 3 163 $7,239 -20% $7,799,903
5. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Kadokawa Pictures $1,076,505 2 264 $4,078 -13% $3,496,772
6. Umizaru: The Last Message Toho $703,654 9 323 $2,178 -28% $96,678,107
7. The Incite Mill: 7-Day Death Game Warner Bros. Int'l $602,485 5 278 $2,167 -28% $14,072,631
8. Knight & Day Fox Int'l $499,865 6 376 $1,329 -36% $27,398,467
9. Saw 3D Asmik Ace $346,070 3 105 $3,296 -24% $3,197,361
10. The Lady Shogun and Her Men Asmik Ace $325,950 7 302 $1,079 -34% $27,909,826


Thankfully the totals are not going backwards due to the exchange rate with cinematoday.jp and BOM confirming this. Instead, the weekly (or weekend) gross seems to be added to last weekend's totals.

And with that possible annoyance resolved,

Security Police stays on top for the third consecutive week as it comes closer to $30 million. The film should still finish in the low/mid 40 millions. The sequel will be released in the Spring.

Decent/Solid opening for Ghost. With as much buzz that seemed to be around it, I was expecting a more though.

Despicable Me clears $10 million! I think it's the first non-Pixar Hollywood animated film to do so since... Bolt maybe? I'll have to do some research. Mid teens here.

Pretty Cure is still holding pretty well, and will soon reach $10 million as well.

And I do believe Eclipse has already grossed more than Twilight after just two weeks in release. May go as high as $6 million (2x Twilight's gross).

Umizaru's chances at $100 million are still alive, and strong after another good weekend. There really shouldn't be anything stopping it from achieving the milestone.

The Incite Mill nears $15 million. A total of $16 million or so is a great success.

Knight & Day is starting to fall back now, but it just might be able to crawl to $30 million. It's the second biggest Hollywood film of the year that was not released in 3D.

Like Eclipse, Saw 3D is now the highest grossing Saw film of the franchise. Admissions probably aren't much higher, if at all, but 3D has done wonders for Hollywood this year in Japan.

The Lady Shogun and Her Men, like Knight & Day, still has a slim chance of hitting $30 million.

Updated with actuals

Top 20 Opening Weekends of 2010 by Gross




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Top 20 Opening Weekends of 2010 by Admissions




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Top 20 Films of 2010 by Gross




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Top 20 Films of 2010 by Admissions




New Entries
i - still playing

Notes:

-No big changes. Knight & Day and The Lady Shogun and Her Men are fighting it out near the bottom of the Top 20 Films of 2010 by Gross, but the charts won't see any big changes until Harry Potter opens this on Friday.

A look back at the openings, and totals for the previous Harry Potter films with the latest installment opening just 6 hours ago. There will likely be some updates about the opening day tomorrow.



Opening Weekends

2007, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (WB) - Y2,068,252,580 2-Day (Y2,278,819,334 3-Day), (919 screens - all time record)
2002, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (WB) - Y2,050,745,255 2-Day / 1,490,446 admissions, (858 screens)
2004, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (WB) - Y1,871,164,302 2-Day / 1,469,755 admissions, (796 screens)
2001, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (WB) - Y1,550,280,200 2-Day / 1,379,120 admissions
2005, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (WB) - Y1,327,365,639 2-Day (Y1,694,140,000 3-Day) / 1,359,454 admissions 3-Day, (826 screens)
2009, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (WB) - Y988,118,023 2-Day (Y2,207,902,950 6-Day) / 1,839,893 admissions 6-Day, (844 screens)

Unfortunately, no admissions are available for the Order of the Phoenix (though looks to be about 1.6m 3-Day based on the gross).

The previous films the Deathly Hallows will be compared to opening weekend are Order of the Phoenix and Goblet of Fire. All being Friday openers.

And it's competition this year for Opening Weekends includes:



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Totals
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (WB) -Y20.3 billion (#4 all-time)
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (WB) - Y18.0 billion (-11%)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (WB) - Y13.5 billion (-25%)
Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire (WB) - Y11.0 billion (-18%)
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (WB) - Y9.4 billion (-15%)
Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince (WB) - Y8.0 billion (-15%)

And it's competition this year for Totals includes:

Still no Friday number reported, but Saturday (would be the bigger day anyway) admissions from the usual locations (10-15% of the market) have been released:

Title/ticket sold/tickets available

Harry Potter 7 - 40,540/80,657

For comparison with other big openers this year (Saturday):

Toy Story 3 - 32,410/57,086
The Borrower Arrietty - 34,504/73,018
Bayside Shakedown 3 - 35,843/63,402
Alice in Wonderland - 48,355/75,304

Looks like Harry Potter 7 will come in with about Y1.1 billion ($13.5 million) for the 2-day weekend, and something like Y1.4/1.5 billion ($17.5 million) for the 3-day. The film opened on 880 screens, the third highest all-time.

Weekend comparisons with previous films:



Weekend comparisons with films of 2010:

And I forgot to post the Weekend Forecast, so here it is:

Weekend Forecast
Nov. 20-21, 2010



1 N Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (WB) 1
2 1 SP: The Motion Picture (Toho) 4
3 2 Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again (Paramount/Shochiku) 2
4 4 Heart Catch Pretty Cure: Fashion and Adventures in Paris!? (TOEI) 4
5 3 Despicable Me (Toho-Towa) 4
6 N Paranormal Activity 2: Tokyo Night (Presido)*
7 6 Umizaru 3: The Last Message (Toho) 10
8 5 The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Kadokowa Pictures) 3
9 N Battle Royale 3D (TOEI) 1
10 7 The Incite Mill: 7-Day Death Game (WB) 6

*This is a local production, not the Paranormal Activity released in the states and elsewhere.

For anyone who may be interested in the film: http://www.paranormal-2-tokyo.jp/

Surprisingly, news about Harry Potter this weekend has been quite dead. Still no actual numbers released, besides the Saturday admission figure at certain locations I posted about above.

However, people are predicting the film did gross around Y1.1 billion (just over $13 million) for the weekend. That doesn't included the early Friday opening day which should again, bring it near Y1.4/1.5 ($17/18 million) for the 3-Day.

If it turns out to be true (may know later today), it's not really that great of an opening. It's only better than Half-Blood Prince in the series, but HBP opened on a Wednesday. And the other two Friday openers, GOF and OOTP, both opened higher, too. Also, not to keep piling on before solid numbers are released, but it's very likely DHpI will see a decrease in gross and admissions once again.

Haven't heard anything about Russian distributor and possible release here.

The news was just revealed yesterday/today, so it may take awhile for more details. The international release will begin next March, starting with the rest of Asia according to the original source here

BOM:



http://boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=2992&p=.htm

not sure if those numbers are just for Saturday and Sunday or the 3 days opening

It would be for the 2-Day. The estimated $14m would give it the second biggest opening weekend of the year, and possibly the 10th biggest all-time (can't drop any percentage point to make it), but probably 11th all-time opening weekend in USD. The opening in Yen is fairly low, unfortunately though.

The 3-Day should be around $17/18 million.

Admission Rankings by Location (TOHO, WARNER, SHIKOKU) 11/20-21:

TOHO

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) 1
2. SP: The Motion Picture (Toho) 4
3. Despicable Me (Toho-Towa) 4
4. Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again (Paramount/Shochiku) 2
5. Saw 3D (Asmik Ace) 4
6. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Kadokawa Pictures) 3
7. Paranormal Activity 2 - Tokyo Knight (Presido) 1
8. Umizaru 3: The Last Message (Toho) 10
9. Heart Catch Pretty Cure: Fashion and Adventures in Paris!? (TOEI) 4
10. Knight & Day (Fox) 7


WARNER

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) 1
2. SP: The Motion Picture (Toho) 4
3. Heart Catch Pretty Cure: Fashion and Adventures in Paris!? (TOEI) 4
4. Despicable Me (Toho-Towa) 4
5. Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again (Paramount/Shochiku) 2


SHIKOKU

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) 1
2. SP: The Motion Picture (Toho) 4
3. Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again (Paramount/Shochiku) 2
4. Heart Catch Pretty Cure: Fashion and Adventures in Paris!? (TOEI) 4
5. Despicable Me (Toho-Towa) 4
6. Leonie (Kadokawa Pictures) 1
7. Paranormal Activity 2 - Tokyo Night (Presido) 1
8. Atashin'chi 3D The Movie (TOEI) 2
9. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Kadokawa Pictures) 3
10. Umizaru 3: The Last Message (Toho) 10

Weekend Rankings
11/20-21, 2010



1 N Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) 1
2 1 SP: The Motion Picture (Toho) 4
3 2 Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again (Paramount/Shochiku) 2
4 3 Heart Catch Pretty Cure: Fashion and Adventures in Paris!? (TOEI) 4
5 4 Despicable Me (Toho-Towa) 4
6 5 The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Kadokawa Pictures) 3
7 N Paranormal Activity 2 - Tokyo Night (Presido) 1
8 6 Umizaru 3: The Last Message (Toho) 10
9 N Leonie (Kadokawa Pictures) 1
10 9 Atashin'chi 3D The Movie (TOEI) 2


I was assuming the $14 million was for Harry Potter's 2-day, but it's actually the 3-day...

The 2-day weekend gross was Y937,409,100 ($11.2 million) with 766,633 admissions , while the 3-day was Y1.176 billion ($14.1 million) with 960,000 estimated admissions.

In Yen, that's the 6th biggest opening weekend of the year, and last in the Harry Potter series in USD and Yen. In USD this year, it'll come down to actuals because Toy Story 3, Bayside Shakedown 3, and Umizaru 3 all opened between $11.0-11.4 million. So it'll be as high as the 3rd biggest opening in USD this year, or as low as the 6th biggest opening weekend of the year in USD.

It's a big opening, but definitely underwhelming.



SP: The Motion Picture crossed 2 million admissions, exceeded Y2.5 billion ($30 million) after 4 weeks in release.

More numbers will be available later today.

Any news on The Expendables?

No

Y900 million (almost $11 million). It's pretty much finished now though, so a total of about $11 million for it.


Most of the weekend numbers:

Harry Potter 7 - YY937,409,100 ($11.2 million), 766,633 admissions opening on 880 screens / Y1,176,050,000 ($14.1 million), 960,000 admissions estimated 3-Day total.
SP: The Motion Picture - Y186 million ($2.3 million) estimated fourth weekend / Y2.5 billion ($30 million) total.
Paranormal Activity 2 - Tokyo Night - Y41,685,000 ($500,000) estimated opening on 208 screens.
Eclipse - Y44 million ($530,000) estimated third weekend.
Despicable Me - Y76 million ($915,000) estimated fourth weekend.
Heart Catch Pretty Cure - Y65 million ($780,000) estimated fourth weekend.
Leonie - Y18 million ($220,000) estimated opening on 60 screens.

Updated with estimates

Top 20 Opening Weekends of 2010 by Gross




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Top 20 Films of 2010 by Gross




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Top 20 Films of 2010 by Admissions




New Entries
i - still playing

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I opens in the Top 5 on each of the Opening Charts except for Gross in Yen.

SP: The Motion Picture debuts on the yearly charts after 4 weeks in release.

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeell, firstly; nobody asked you, and secondly....there was news on it!

Cool. Thanks.

The only question is: will you stop asking questions about that movie when its run in Japanese theatres is done?

Of course.

Weekend Summary
Nov. 20-21, 2010



1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I WB $11,648,134 1 872 $13,358 0 $14,619,425
2. SP: The Motion Picture Toho $2,312,752 4 394 $5,870 -25% $31,502,764
3. Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again Paramount/Shochiku $970,024 2 307 $3,160 -39% $5,085,694
4. Despicable Me Toho Towa $956,792 4 233 $4,106 -36% $11,833,983
5. Heart Catch Pretty Cure! Fashion And Adventure In Paris! TOEI $812,980 4 163 $4,988 -30% $8,995,204
6. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Kadokawa Pictures $558,107 3 265 $2,106 -46% $5,007,935
7. Paranormal Activity 2 - Tokyo Night Presido $522,675 1 208 $2,513 0 $522,675
8. Umizaru: The Last Message Toho $396,466 10 316 $1,258 -45% $97,602,424
9. Leonie Kadokawa Pictures $231,210 1 60 $3,854 0 $231,210
10. Saw 3D Asmik Ace $193,208 4 99 $1,951 -44% $3,732,371

Slightly higher opening than estimates had Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I. The opening still comes in as the second lowest in the series just ahead of the Half-Blood Prince that opened to $10.3 million (2-day), $17.8 million (5-day) in 2009. In Yen and admissions, the film ranks last in opening weekends in the series, unfortunately. It really need that 3D boost.

With this being the first Potter in the fall/winter since Goblet of Fire, it'll be interesting to track, and projecting a total so early is definitely not easy. However, it's probably safe to predict $100 million or more is highly unlikely with this opening. But thanks to the exchange rate being more favorable this time than for previous films, it should manage to match the $88-91 million range the last three films finished with despite likely attendance lose yet again.

Another strong weekend for SP: The Motion Picture, now having grossed over $30 million after 4 weeks in release. The TV police drama adaptation is still targeting a total in the mid-40 millions.

So-so second weekend for the remake of the classic, Ghost. A total near $10 million is probably a little disappointing.

Despicable Me is still holding strong, and should make it to $15 million before it's finished. Definitely one of the more surprising runs this fall.

Heart Catch Pretty Cure! sees the second best hold in the Top 10 as it edges closer to $10 million. The film looks to gross nearly identical the amount of it's predecessor ($12 million) from this past March.

In USD, Eclipse has now grossed more than Twilight and New Moon combined. With New Moon decreasing from Twilight, it looked like Eclipse was destinated for failure. And it too is a small surprise from this fall. Eclipse will end it's run around $7 million.

Expected and predictably average opening for Paranormal Activity 2. Might crawl it's way to $3 million.

I thought Umizaru 3 would hit $100 million this weekend a few weeks ago, or at least during this week, but the last few drops haven't been too good. So it's still going to be a little bit longer before it hits the milestone. Most likely the Dec. 3-4th weekend. And it needs one more weekend in the Top 10 to match Bayside Shakedown 3, Toy Story 3, and The Borrower Arriety which all three remained in the Top 10 this year for 11 weeks each. I'm hoping it can squeak out a 12th weekend.

Nice opening for Leonie in limited release. I didn't see anyone predicting a Top 10 debut.

... Saw 3D is still hanging around in the Top 10 after 4 weeks even though it ranked 15th in admissions. Pretty much all of it's screens must be 3D. It prevented Knight & Day, The Lady Shogun and Her Men, and The Incite Mill from making it this weekend. It's probably grossed more than all the previous Saw films combined by now. It's gonna gross $4m!

Updated with actuals

Top 20 Opening Weekends of 2010 by Gross




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Top 20 Opening Weekends of 2010 by Admissions




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Top 20 Films of 2010 by Gross




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Top 20 Films of 2010 by Admissions




New Entries
i - still playing

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows opens high as expected, but a few other films this year opened higher.

SP: The Motion Picture debuts on the charts after 4 weeks and will continue to climb several positions over the next few weeks.

And there is a very close battle between Knight & Day and The Lady Shogun and Her Men at the bottom of the Top 20 Films of 2010 by Gross (USD). It'll come down to which one plays longer. Both are also very, very close to taking the 20th position away from Liar Game on the Top 20 Films of 2010 by Gross (Yen).

But besides Harry Potter appearing, and zooming up the charts soon, and SP: The Motion Picture climbing as well, this year is almost finished with no other significant movement going on. The new Box Office Year begins in just 6 days from today, with several December films (Space Battleship Yamato, Norwegian Wood, Tron: Legacy, and Partners: The Movie II) looking to start off 2011 strong.

The 2010 Box Office Year ends on Tuesday, so it's time to see how the films of this past year performed:

No.1 Films of 2010

Avatar - 10 weeks (consecutive)
Alice in Wonderland - 7 weeks (consecutive)
Umizaru 3: The Last Message - 6 weeks (consecutive)
Doraemon 30: Nobita's South Sea Adventure - 5 weeks (consecutive)
Confessions - 4 weeks (consecutive)
Toy Story 3 - 4 weeks (non-consecutive)
SP: The Motion Picture - 3 weeks (consecutive)
Flowering Dogwood - 2 weeks (consecutive)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part I) - 2 weeks (consecutive) *
One Piece Film Strong World - 2 weeks (consecutive)
Up - 1 week
Shutter Island - 1 week
Bayside Shakedown 3: Set The Guys Loose! - 1 week
The Borrower Arrietty - 1 week
Resident Evil IV: Afterlife - 1 week
Inception - 1 week
Beck - 1 week

*Harry Potter is locked to be No.1 for the last weekend of 2010, so including it above with 2 weeks.


Most Weeks in the Top 10 (6 or more weeks)

Avatar - 16 weeks
Alice in Wonderland - 12 weeks
Bayside Shakedown 3: Set The Guys Loose! - 11 weeks
The Borrower Arrietty - 11 weeks
Toy Story 3 - 11 weeks
Umizaru 3: The Last Message - 11 weeks *
Confessions - 8 weeks
Up - 8 weeks
Oceans - 8 weeks
Doraemon 30: Nobita's South Sea Adventure - 7 weeks
Detective Conan 14: Lost Ship in the Sky - 7 weeks
Inception - 7 weeks
The Lady Shogun and the Her Men - 7 weeks
Resident Evil IV: Afterlife - 7 weeks
Nodame Cantabile: The Final Score (Part II) - 7 weeks
Nodame Cantabile: The Final Score (Part I) - 6 weeks
Pokemon 13: Diamond & Pearl - Ruler of Illusions: Zoroark - 6 weeks
One Piece Film Strong World - 6 weeks
Younger Brother - 6 weeks
Liar Game: The Final Stage - 6 weeks
Trick: The Movie 3 - Psychic Battle Royale - 6 weeks
Sex and the City 2 - 6 weeks
Beck - 6 weeks
Knight & Day - 6 weeks

*Umizaru 3 is 99% certain to remain in the Top 10 for the last weekend of 2010, so including it above with 11 weeks.


I will likely post a few more lists similar to the ones above before I move over to the 2011 thread I created last month on Dec. 1st.

Weekend Forecast
Nov. 27-28, 2010

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part I) (WB) 2
2. SP: The Motion Picture (Toho) 5
3. Ghost: I Want To Hold You Again (Paramount/Shochiku) 3
4. Despicable Me (Toho-Towa) 5
5. Heart Catch Pretty Cure! Fashion and Adventures in Paris!? (TOEI) 5
6. Paranormal Activity 2 - Tokyo Night (Presido) 2
7. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Kadokawa Pictures) 4
8. Umizaru 3: The Last Message (Toho) 11
9. Leonie (Kadokawa Pictures) 2
10. The Incite Mill: 7-Day Death Game (WB) 7

May have to include The Incite Mill in the Most Weeks in the Top 10 list above since it'll likely take the No.10 spot away from Saw 3D this weekend, which would then give it 6 weeks (non-consecutive) in the top 10. It ranked 11th last weekend.

No wide openers this weekend, but Toho starts the new BO year off with Space Battleship Yamato on Wednesday, Dec. 1st.

Most recent trailer:


The theme from the anime was also played by the NYPD Marching Band during yesterday's Macy's Day Thanksgiving Parade.

2009 only added two films (Rookies and HP6) to the Top 50 films of all time in local currency despite being the second biggest year of the decade, but this year we have five new entries (one in each tier ), only behind 2004.

Six (matching 2004) if Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows can develop very strong legs, but making 7.9+ is a very difficult mark with the numbers that are known so far during it's run.


Top 50 Films All-Time

Rank/Film/Billion Yen/Year

1. Spirited Away 30.4 2001 (#1 film of year)
2. Titanic 26.2 1998 (#1 film of year)
3. Howl's Moving Castle 22.0 2004 (#1 film of year)
4. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 20.3 2002 (#1 film of year)
5. Princess Mononoke 19.3 1997 (#1 film of year)
6. Bayside Shakedown 2: Save the Rainbow Bridge! 17.4 2003 (#1 film of year)
7. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 17.3 2002
8. Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea 15.5 2008 (#1 film of year)
9. Avatar 15.5 2010 NEW (#1 film of year)
10. E.T. The Extra Terrestrial 15.0 1982 (#1 film of year)

11. Last Samurai 13.7 2004
12. Armageddon 13.5 1999 (#1 film of year)
13. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 13.5 2004
14. Jurassic Park 12.9 1993 (#1 film of year)
15. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 12.7 1999
16. Alice in Wonderland 11.8 2010 NEW
17. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 11.5 2005 (#1 film of year)
18. Independence Day 11.3 1996 (#1 film of year)
19. Nankyoku Monogatari 11.1 1983 (#1 film of year)
20. Matrix Reloaded 11.0 2003

21. Finding Nemo 11.0 2004
22. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 10.9 2007 (#1 film of year)
23. Toy Story 3 10.7 2010 NEW
24. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 10.3 2004
25. Bayside Shakedown 10.1 1998
26. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 10.0 2006 (#1 film of year)
27. The Adventures of Milo and Otis 9.8 1986 (#1 film of year)
28. Mission: Impossible 2 9.7 2000 (#1 film of year)
29. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 9.6 2001
30. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 9.5 1997

31. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 9.4 2007
32. Monsters, Inc. 9.4 2002
33. Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones 9.4 2002
34. The Borrower Arrietty 9.3 2010 NEW
35. Ten to Chi to 9.2 1990 (#1 film of year)
36. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith 9.2 2005
37. The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Rings 9.1 2002
38. The Da Vinci Code 9.1 2006
39. Terminator 2 8.8 1991 (#1 film of year)
40. Back to the Future Part II 8.7 1990

41. Rookies 8.6 2009 (#1 film of year)
42. Crying Out Love, In the Center of the World 8.4 2004
43. Tonko 8.2 1988 (#1 film of year)
44. Terminator 3 8.2 2003
45. Hero 8.2 2007
46. Umizaru 3: The Last Message 8.1 2010 NEW
47. Jaws 8.0 1976
48. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 8.0 2009
49. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 7.9 2003
50. Matrix 7.9 1999

Out:

Back to the Future Part III 7.9 1989
Deep Impact 7.8 1998
Boys Over Flowers Final 7.8 2008
The Sixth Sense 7.7 1999
Tales from Earthsea 7.7 2006

The Borrower Arrietty and Umizaru 3 are still in release, so their number is a projection, but there isn't much of a chance of them not finishing with the number above.