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1 - Gantz (Toho) NEW
2 - Red (Disney) NEW

3 1 Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen (TOEI) 2
4 2 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 3
5 4 The Social Network (Sony) 3

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Shikoku hasn't updated the Top 10 at their locations yet, but most weekend numbers are out:

January 29-30, 2011
Weekend Estimates


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1. Gantz (Toho) - 593 million yen ($7.24 million), NEW
2. Red (Disney) - 224 million yen ($2.73 million), NEW

3. The Social Network (Sony) - 125 million yen ($1.52 million), -24%, Week 3
4. 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) - 92 million yen ($1.12 million), -41%, Week 3
5. White Night (GAGA) - 79 million yen ($.97 million), NEW
6. Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) - 73 million yen ($.89 million), -28%, Week 6
7. Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen (TOEI) - 70 million yen ($.85 million), -39%, Week 2
8. The Green Hornet (Sony) - 69 million yen ($.84 million), -54%, Week 2
9. Documentary of AKB48 (Toho) - 56 million yen ($.68 million), -51%, Week 2

The Top 10 isn't complete, and I don't know if AKB48 will even be included again this week. It was strangely omitted when actuals were released last week.

Anyway, excellent opening for the live-action adaptation Gantz. Short of the 600 million and the best opening in January (still the biggest in USD, however), but that should get it to a 3-3.5 billion ($36-43 million) total if it's legs aren't cut short due to it's sequel being released in just 12 weeks. It also registered a psa of about $18,000.

Very solid start for Red. I forgot to factor in The Green Hornet's much higher ticket prices when comparing them during the weekend, so I overpredicted it. It should reach a total of about 1.2/1.3 billion yen ($15 million).

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February Release Schedule:


4th - Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox)

5th - Mother's Day (Shochiku), The Town (Warner Bros.), Jeanne Waltz (TOEI)

11th (National Holiday: National Foundation Day) - Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho), Tomorrow's Joe (Toho), Koandoru Pastry Shop (Asmik Ace), Paranormal Activity 2 (Paramount)

19th - Hereafter (Warner Bros.), 71 Into the Fire (Kadokawa Pictures)

25th - The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox), Morning Glory (or "How To Make Love and News" in Japan :P, it's a better title, IMO) (Paramount)

26th - The King's Speech (GAGA), Macross Frontier The Movie: The Wings of Goodbye (Klockworx/Khara)

If The King's Speech wins Best Picture, it's going to have a very strong first week or two and should give GAGA their biggest film of 2011.

Looks like a solid month overall, but will look tiny compared to March this year.

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January 29-30, 2011
Weekend Estimates


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1. Gantz (Toho) - 593 million yen ($7.24 million), NEW
2. Red (Disney) - 224 million yen ($2.73 million), NEW

3. The Social Network (Sony) - 125 million yen ($1.52 million), -24%, Week 3
4. 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) - 92 million yen ($1.12 million), -41%, Week 3
5. White Night (GAGA) - 79 million yen ($.97 million), NEW
6. Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) - 73 million yen ($.89 million), -28%, Week 6
7. Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen (TOEI) - 70 million yen ($.85 million), -39%, Week 2
8. The Green Hornet (Sony) - 69 million yen ($.84 million), -54%, Week 2
9. Documentary of AKB48 (Toho) - 56 million yen ($.68 million), -51%, Week 2

The Top 10 isn't complete, and I don't know if AKB48 will even be included again this week. It was strangely omitted when actuals were released last week.

Anyway, excellent opening for the live-action adaptation Gantz. Short of the 600 million and the best opening in January (still the biggest in USD, however), but that should get it to a 3-3.5 billion ($36-43 million) total if it's legs aren't cut short due to it's sequel being released in just 12 weeks. It also registered a psa of about $18,000.

Very solid start for Red. I forgot to factor in The Green Hornet's much higher ticket prices when comparing them during the weekend, so I overpredicted it. It should reach a total of about 1.2/1.3 billion yen ($15 million).


More on Gantz:

592,823,900 yen ($7.24 million); 454,220 Admissions 2-Day Opening Weekend on 321 screens... 410 was reported during the week, hmm... If it is 321, that just makes it even more impressive though with a psa over $22,500.

Gantz becomes the second biggest opener of 2011 (December is included, as well as Harry Potter from Nov.) in Yen, USD, and Admissions. I'll update all the charts when full estimates are released for the other films.

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Interesting... Where do you get the admission numbers from?

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Cinematoday.jp or Nikkansports.com report the weekend gross and admissions for the openers. And they sometimes update the gross and admissions for some holdovers. Then bigger sites like Eiga.com or Yahoo.jp update from there.

410 screens turns out to be the official number for Gantz. Toho has also announced they expect 10 billion yen ($122 million) for both parts (part 2 being released on 4/23), but they always project the highest possible outcome for their films. 7.5/8 billiion ($91-98 million) is more reasonable.

The other openers:

Red: 223,740,000 ($2.73 million); 183,196 admissions for the 2-day weekend on 297 screens.
White Night: 78,625,500 ($.97 million); 60,367 admissions for the 2-day weekend on 210 screens.

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Opening Weekend Charts Updated with Estimates.

Top 10 Opening Weekends of 2011 by Gross

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1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) - $11,230,161 (2-day) / $14,476,812 (3-day), 872 screens - $12,879 psa
2. Gantz (Toho) - $7,240,000 (2-day), 410 screens - $17,658 psa
3. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - $6,401,968 (2-day) / $11,440,827 (5-day), 440 screens - $14,550 psa
4. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core (TOEI) - $4,418,878 (2-day), 274 screens - $16,127 psa
5. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - $3,403,006 (2-day) / $4,361,632 (3-day), 533 screens - $6,385 psa
6. Partners: The Movie II (TOEI) - $3,307,264 (2-day) / $6,942,499 (4-day), 327 screens - $10,114 psa
7. Red (Disney) - $2,730,000 (2-day), 297 screens - $9,192 psa
8. Unstoppable (Fox) - $2,705,118 (2-day) / $3,332,401 (3-day), 338 screens - $8,003 psa
9. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - $2,613,968 (2-day) / $6,481,600 (4-day), 229 screens - $11,415 psa
10. Bleach: Hell Arc (Toho) - $2,413,663 (2-day), 233 screens - $10,359 psa


YEN

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) - 937,409,329 (2-day) / 1,176,047,329 (3-day)
2. Gantz (Toho) - 592,823,900 (2-day)
3. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - 528,215,385 (2-day) / 943,963,032 (5-day)
4. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core (TOEI) - 370,124,396 (2-day)
5. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - 285,035,104 (2-day) / 365,329,477 (3-day)
6. Partners: The Movie II (TOEI) - 273,807,352 (2-day) / 574,767,347 (4-day)
7. Unstoppable (Fox) - 224,593,200 (2-day) / 276,866,785 (3-day)
8. Red (Disney) - 223,740,000 (2-day)
9. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - 216,409,604 (2-day) / 536,609,600 (4-day)
10. Bleach: Hell Arc (Toho) - 199,147,151 (2-day)



Top 10 Opening Weekends of 2011 by Admissions

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1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) - 766,633 (2-day) / 961,035 (3-day)
2. Gantz (Toho) - 454,220 (2-day)
3. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - 412,129 (2-day) / 791,012 (5-day)
4. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core (TOEI) - 325,667 (2-day)
5. Partners: The Movie II (TOEI) - 217,456 (2-day) / 457,115 (4-day)
6. Red (Disney) - 183,196 (2-day)
7. Unstoppable (Fox) - 179,731 (2-day) / 222,558 (3-day)
8. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - 172,264 (2-day) / 435,528 (4-day)
9. Bleach: Hell Arc (Toho) - 171,542 (2-day)
10. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - 167,709 (2-day) / 216,887 (3-day)

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Is the Gantz movie as graphic as the manga and anime?


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I haven't read or watched Gantz, but I'm sure it was toned down in theaters to attract a wide audience since Toho allowed a budget of a whopping 4 billion yen ($48.5 million) for both parts.

The movie does look pretty good though, and Japan is definitely producing better visual appealing films these days.

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The film is rated PG-12.

G: General audiences, all ages admitted.

PG-12: Some material may be inappropriate for children under the age of 12. Parental or adult accompaniment recommended. The film contains mature themes, partial nudity, explicit language, some violence, etc. which is inappropriate for people under 12.

R15+: No children under 15 admitted. The film contains adult themes, nudity, explicit language, violence, sexual situations, etc. which is inappropriate for people under 15.

R18+: No children under 18 admitted. The film contains adult themes, detailed violence, explicit sex, sexual violence, pornographic content, hentai, drug use, etc. which is inappropriate for people under 18.

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Is The Social Network still well on track to $20+ million?

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No updated totals from this past weekend have been released.

However, The Social Network did drop 28% this weekend (for 125 million yen or $1.5 million) though, and should be around 775 million yen ($9.5 million) when totals are released. The King's Speech is going to steal much of the award buzz The Social Network was counting on, so it's too early to really say.

It needs to gross about 1.7 billion to hit $20 million.

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The Social Network comes in at an estimated 788 million yen ($9.6 million); 600,000 admissions after 3 weeks. So it added approx. 281 million yen ($3.4 million) for the week.

1.65 billion yen ($20 million) is doable, but will prove to be much more difficult now without the award buzz it once had, and a likely Best Picture loss next month (same weekend the likely winner, The King's Speech, happens to open). 1.4 billion yen ($17 million) looks like the more reasonable finish, IMO.

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Corpse wrote:

The film is rated PG-12.



So it was toned down by a lot then, the manga and anime are hardcore, it has explicit nudity and sex, explicit violence and language.


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Weekend Summary
Jan. 29-30, 2011


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1. Gantz Toho $7,291,734 1 410 $17,785 0 $7,291,734
2. Red Disney $2,752,007 1 297 $9,266 0 $2,752,007

3. Social Network, The Sony Int'l $1,542,774 3 329 $4,689 -24% $9,681,265
4. 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife Toho $1,139,796 3 315 $3,618 -41% $9,221,752
5. White Night GAGA $969,795 1 210 $4,618 0 $969,795
6. Partners, The Movie 2 TOEI $900,012 6 328 $2,744 -29% $34,815,670
7. Goseijger Vs Shinkenger TOEI $880,551 2 257 $3,462 -37% $2,699,741
8. Green Hornet, The Sony Int'l $859,981 2 462 $1,861 -51% $4,275,003
9. Unstoppable Fox $490,222 4 340 $1,442 -52% $12,201,364
10. Inazuma Eleven Toho $385,696 6 229 $1,684 -29% $20,893,211



YEN
今 先 週末            率   累計            スクリーン 週  題
*1 *- *5億9282万3905円※***.*% **5億9282万3905円※  410  *1 GANTZ
*2 *- *2億2374万0379円※***.*% **2億2374万0379円※  297  *1 RED レッド

*3 *1 *1億2542万8804円  -24% **7億8709万4732円   329  *3 ソーシャル・ネットワーク
*4 *2 **億9183万5217円  -41% **7億5243万1086円   315  *3 僕と妻の1778の物語
*5 *- **億7862万5502円※***.*% ***億7862万5502円※  210  *1 白夜行
*6 *5 **億7261万0786円  -29% *28億2905万6385円   328  *6 相棒-劇場版II~
*7 *4 **億7101万4322円  -37% **2億1497万1541円   257  *2 侍戦隊シンケンジャーVSゴーオンジャー銀幕BANG
*8 *3 **億6927万6939円  -51% **3億3910万5828円   462  *2 グリーン・ホーネット
*9 *6 **億3934万0972円  -52% **9億8351万2682円   340  *4 アンストッパブル
10 *9 **億3095万6491円  -29% *16億9641万2588円   229  *6 劇場版イナズマイレブン~

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Top 10 Opening Weekends of 2011 by Gross

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1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) - $11,230,161 (2-day) / $14,476,812 (3-day), 872 screens - $12,879 psa
2. Gantz (Toho) - 7,291,734 (2-day), 410 screens - $17,785 psa
3. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - $6,401,968 (2-day) / $11,440,827 (5-day), 440 screens - $14,550 psa
4. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core (TOEI) - $4,418,878 (2-day), 274 screens - $16,127 psa
5. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - $3,403,006 (2-day) / $4,361,632 (3-day), 533 screens - $6,385 psa
6. Partners: The Movie II (TOEI) - $3,307,264 (2-day) / $6,942,499 (4-day), 327 screens - $10,114 psa
7. Red (Disney) - $2,752,007 (2-day), 297 screens - $9,266 psa
8. Unstoppable (Fox) - $2,705,118 (2-day) / $3,332,401 (3-day), 338 screens - $8,003 psa
9. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - $2,613,968 (2-day) / $6,481,600 (4-day), 229 screens - $11,415 psa
10. Bleach: Hell Arc (Toho) - $2,413,663 (2-day), 233 screens - $10,359 psa


YEN

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) - 937,409,329 (2-day) / 1,176,047,329 (3-day)
2. Gantz (Toho) - 592,823,905 (2-day)
3. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - 528,215,385 (2-day) / 943,963,032 (5-day)
4. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core (TOEI) - 370,124,396 (2-day)
5. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - 285,035,104 (2-day) / 365,329,477 (3-day)
6. Partners: The Movie II (TOEI) - 273,807,352 (2-day) / 574,767,347 (4-day)
7. Unstoppable (Fox) - 224,593,200 (2-day) / 276,866,785 (3-day)
8. Red (Disney) - 223,740,379 (2-day)
9. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - 216,409,604 (2-day) / 536,609,600 (4-day)
10. Bleach: Hell Arc (Toho) - 199,147,151 (2-day)



Top 10 Opening Weekends of 2011 by Admissions

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1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (Warner Bros.) - 766,633 (2-day) / 961,035 (3-day)
2. Gantz (Toho) - 454,220 (2-day)
3. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - 412,129 (2-day) / 791,012 (5-day)
4. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core (TOEI) - 325,667 (2-day)
5. Partners: The Movie II (TOEI) - 217,456 (2-day) / 457,115 (4-day)
6. Red (Disney) - 183,196 (2-day)
7. Unstoppable (Fox) - 179,731 (2-day) / 222,558 (3-day)
8. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - 172,264 (2-day) / 435,528 (4-day)
9. Bleach: Hell Arc (Toho) - 171,542 (2-day)
10. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - 167,709 (2-day) / 216,887 (3-day)



Top 10 Films of 2011 by Gross

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1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Warner Bros.) - $82,403,856 (11 weeks in release)
2. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - $48,752,369 (9 weeks in release)
3. Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) - $34,815,670 (6 weeks in release)
4. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - $25,271,332 (7 weeks in release)
5. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - $20,893,211 (6 weeks in release)
6. Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) - $17,175,363 (9 weeks in release)
7. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) - $16,996,787 (7 weeks in release)
8. Norwegian Wood (Toho) - $16,420,931 (8 weeks in release)
9. Unstoppable (Fox) - $12,201,364 (4 weeks in release)
10. Shrek Forever After (Paramount) - $11,780,494 (7 weeks in release)


YEN

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Warner Bros.) - 6,702,752,095 (11 weeks in release)
2. Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) - 3,965,233,312 (9 weeks in release)
3. Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) - 2,829,056,385 (6 weeks in release)
4. TRON: Legacy (Disney) - 2,056,205,829 (7 weeks in release)
5. Inazuma Eleven (Toho) - 1,696,412,588 (6 weeks in release)
6. Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) - 1,390,482,439 (9 weeks in release)
7. Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) - 1,361,721,006 (7 weeks in release)
8. Norwegian Wood (Toho) - 1,335,605,934 (8 weeks in release)
9. Unstoppable (Fox) - 983,512,682 (4 weeks in release)
10. Shrek Forever After (Paramount) - 964,768,297 (7 weeks in release)


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Gantz and Red affected TGH and Unstoppable heavily. Unstoppable is still ok but TGH looks pathetic comparatively.


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Weekend Forecast
February 5-6, 2010

1 1 Gantz (Toho) 2
2 2 Red (Disney) 2
3 - Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox) NEW
4 - Jeanne Waltz (TOEI) NEW

5 3 The Social Network (Sony) 4
6 - The Town (Warner Bros.) NEW
7 4 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 4
8 5 White Night (GAGA) 2
9 6 Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) 7
10 7 Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen (TOEI) 3


Gantz should end the weekend with about a 1.4 billion yen ($17.1 million) 9-day total.

And no longer in the top 10, Space Battleship Yamato should cross 4 billion yen ($49 million) milestone this weekend after 10 weeks.

Mother's Day (Shochiku) may debut in the Top 10 ahead of Goseiger vs Shinkenger and Partners 2.

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Gantz exceeded 800,000 admissions after 7 days in release.

The average ticket price during the weekend was 1,305 yen, which would put Gantz at approx. 1.05 billion yen ($12.8 million) heading into it's second weekend. However, ticket prices were only 1,000 yen on Tuesday, so the gross is probably closer to 950 million - 1 billion yen right now.

Still looking good for about 1.1 million admissions; 1.3/1.4 billion yen after just 9 days in release.

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Saturday Results from the Usual Locations:

Openers:

Mother's Day is exceeding expecations, and has sold 53.1% more than White Night last Saturday.
-If that remains in range tomorrow too, then Mother's Day will open to 95-105,000 admissions or 110-120 million yen ($1.3/1.4 million).

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps sold 38.1% of the tickets Red sold last Saturday.
-If that remains accurate for the weekend, then Wall Street 2 will open to 65-70,000 admissions or 85-100 million yen ($1-1.2 million) for the 2-day. The film opened on a Friday, so the 3-day would likely be 100-120 million yen ($1.2-1.4 million).

Jeanne Waltz sold just 59.5% of the tickets White Night sold last Saturday.
-If that number remains accurate for the weekend, then Jeanne Waltz will open to 35-40,000 admissions or 45-50 million yen ($550-600,000).

The Town only sold 23.9% of the ticket Red sold last Saturday.
-If that holds for the weekend, then The Town will only open to about 40-45,000 admissions or 55-60 million yen ($650-750,000).


Holdovers:

Gantz dropped 46.3% compared to last Saturday.
-If that holds for tomorrow (should be better though coming off the opening weekend), then Gantz will have about 225-250,000 admissions or 315-330 million yen ($3.8-4.1 million). That's comparable to SP: The Motion Picture's second weekend of 316 million yen, but likely out of range of Space Battleship Yamato's second weekend of 395 million yen.

Red dropped 42.2% compared to last Saturday.
-If that holds for the weekend (again, coming off the opening weekend should give it better hold), then Red will have about 100-110,000 admissions or 130-140 million yen ($1.6/1.7 million).

The Social Network dropped 37.2% compared to last Saturday.
-If that holds tomorrow, then The Social Network will gross about 75-80 million yen ($900,000-1 million).

1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife dropped 36.4% compared to last Saturday.
-If that holds, then 1,778 Stories will gross about 55-60 million ($650-750,000).

White Night dropped 50.9% compared to last Saturday.
-If that holds for the weekend (same as Gantz and Red above being in their second weekends), then White Night will have about 30-35,000 admissions or 40-45 million yen ($475-550,000).

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So, based on the partial Saturday Results, I would guess the Top 10 this Weekend being:

1 1 Gantz (Toho) - 315-330 million yen, Week 2
2 2 Red (Disney) - 130-140 million yen, Week 2
3 - Mother's Day (Shochiku) - 110-120 million yen, NEW
4 - Wall Street 2 (Fox) - 85-100 million yen, NEW
5 3 The Social Network (Sony) - 75-80 million yen, Week 4
6 4 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) - 55-60 million yen, Week 4
7 - The Town (Warner Bros.) - 55-60 million yen, NEW
8 - Jeanne Waltz (TOEI) - 45-50 million yen, NEW
9 5 White Night (GAGA) - 40-45 million yen, Week 2
10 6 Likely Partners 2 (TOEI) with about 40-45 million yen, Week 7

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2/05-06, 2011
Weekend Admission Rankings by Location (Toho, Warner, Shikoku):

TOHO:

1 1 Gantz (Toho) 2
2 - Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox) NEW
3 2 Red (Disney) 2
4 - Mother's Day (Shochiku) NEW
5 3 The Social Network (Sony) 4
6 4 Documentary of AKB48 (Toho) 3
7 5 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 4
8 - Jeanne Waltz (TOEI) NEW
9 - The Town (Warner Bros.) NEW

10 6 White Night (GAGA) 2


Warner and Shikoku later tonight.

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WARNER:

1 1 Gantz (Toho) 2
2 2 Red (Disney) 2
3 - Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox) NEW
4 - The Town (Warner Bros.) NEW

5 4 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 4

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Shikoku finally updated, but the National Top 10 is already released, so here it is:

February 5-6, 2011
Weekend Admission Rankings

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1 1 Gantz (Toho) 2
2 2 Red (Disney) 2
3 - Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox) NEW
4 - Mother's Day (Shochiku) NEW

5 3 The Social Network (Sony) 4
6 5 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 4
7 - The Town (Warner Bros.) NEW
8 4 Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen (TOEI) 4
9 6 White Night (GAGA) 2
10 7 Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) 7


Gantz has grossed a very impressive estimated 1,462,203,300 yen ($17.8 million); and 1,172,980 admissions after just 9 days in release. With next Saturday being a National Holiday, Gantz should have no problem clearing $40 million before Part 2 is released on April 23rd.

Wall Street 2 opens to an estimated 118,818,500 yen ($1.4 million); with 92,881 admissions on 348 screens for the 2-day.

Mother's Day opens to an estimated 79,122,400 yen ($1 million); with 65,367 admissions on 134 screens for the 2-day.

I'll update when more numbers are released later.

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February 5-6, 2011
Weekend Estimates


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1 1 Gantz (Toho) - 386 million yen ($4.69 million), -35%, 1.46 billion yen ($17.78 million) total, Week 2
2 2 Red (Disney) - 153 million yen ($1.86 million), -33%, Week 2
3 - Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (Fox) - 119 million yen ($1.43 million), 0, NEW
4 3 The Social Network (Sony) - 84 million yen ($1.02 million), -33%, Week 4
5 - Mother's Day (Shochiku) - 79 million yen ($.960 million), 0, NEW
6 4 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) - 62 million yen ($.750 million), -33%, Week 4
7 - The Town (Warner Bros.) - 52 million yen ($.629 million), 0, NEW
8 5 White Night (GAGA) - 50 million yen ($.605 million), -36%, Week 2
9 6 Partners, The Movie 2 (TOEI) - 44 million yen ($.532 million), -39%, Week 7
10 7 Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen (TOEI) - 42 million yen ($.508 million), -41%, Week 4

The only total known is for Gantz right now.

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Coming Soon:

February 11th (National Foundation Day) - Mirace Man of the Pacific (Toho), Tomorrow's Joe (Toho), Paranormal Activity 2 (Paramount), How Do You Know (Sony), Koandoru Pastry Shop (Asmik Ace)

February 19th - Hereafter (Warner Bros.), A Better Tomorrow (TOEI), 71 Into the Fire (Kadokawa Pictures)

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