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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/1-2, Weekend Results
As of Monday, Bar Detective (TOEI) has grossed 1,004,450,800 yen ($13.05 million) with 794,140 admissions after 24 Days in Release.

That makes it the 28th Japanese Film (and 46th Overall) to cross 1 billion yen this year. In films that have grossed 1 billion yen or more, 2011 now only trails 2010 by two with almost two full months remaining in the Box Office Year.

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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/8-9, Weekend Forecast
October 8-9, 2011
Weekend Forecast


1 (-) Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) NEW
2 (-) Tsure-Utsu (TOEI) NEW

3 (2) Moteki (Toho) Week 3
4 (3) Unfair: the answer (Toho) Week 4
5 (1) Fast Five (Toho-Towa) Week 2
6 (4) DOG X POLICE (Toho) Week 2
7 (5) Hayabusa (Fox) Week 2
8 (-) The Lion King 3D (Walt Disney) NEW
9 (6) Bar Detective (TOEI) Week 5
10 (-) In the City of Dawn (Kadokawa Pictures) NEW

I expect Rise of the Apes to do very well in Japan.

Unfair 2 will close in on 2 billion yen ($25/26 million) this weekend, which will make it the 19th film this year to reach that milestone.

And Fast Five is only dropping hard because 57% of it's opening weekend included previews from the previous, holiday, weekend.

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“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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Based on some weekend reports, Rise of the Planets of the Apes is doing very well with projections above 600 million yen ($8 million+) for it's 4-Day total. The film opened on Friday, and Monday is another Holiday (Taiiku no Hi).

Tsure-Utsu is doing solid business, but will likely just miss debuting in the Top 3 this weekend. Projections have it around 200 million yen ($2.5 million) for it's 3-Day total.

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“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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October 8-9, 2011
Weekend Rankings


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1 (-) Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) NEW
2 (2) Moteki (Toho) Week 3
3 (1) Fast Five (Toho-Towa) Week 2
4 (-) Tsure-Utsu (TOEI) NEW
5 (3) Unfair: the answer (Toho) Week 4
6 (4) DOG X POLICE (Toho) Week 2
7 (5) Hayabusa (Fox) Week 2
8 (-) In the City of Dawn (Kadokawa Pictures) NEW
9 (6) Bar Detective (TOEI) Week 5
10 (8) Spy Kids 4D (Shochiku) Week 4

I knew Rise of the Apes was going to be big, but not this big.

For the opening weekend itself (Saturday and Sunday), the film sold 318,283 tickets to gross 403,884,300 yen ($5.2 million). And it's 4-Day total (Friday-Monday) resulted in a very, very impressive 585,948 admissions for 728,181,500 yen ($9.4 million) on 626 screens.

This opening should definitely be enough to end up with a gross of 3 billion yen ($39 million) or a bit more, making Japan it's No.1 Market overseas.

Tsure-Utsu debuts in fourth with 95,524 admissions; 126,961,600 yen ($1.6 million) on 222 screens.

Moteki becomes the 47th film this year to exceed 1 billion yen ($13 million) after just three weeks in release.

Unfair: the answer crosses 1.5 million admissions and 2 billion yen ($26 million) after four weeks in release.

Aand In the City of Dawn, playing on 147 screens, debuted with a decent 25,177 admissions; 33,154,800 yen ($430,000).

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“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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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 2011 Charts Updated
2011 Box Office Charts
Updated with Estimates

[JAPANESE FILMS]
1. July, From Kokuriko Hill (Toho) 4,400,000,000 yen ($57,200,000), 3,520,000 admissions. [86 Days In Release]
2. July, Pokemon the Movie: Best Wishes (Toho) 4.20 billion yen ($55.02 million), 4.07 million admissions.
3. Dec.10, Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) 4.10 billion yen ($50.48 million), 3.30 million admissions.
________
4. Jan., Gantz Part 1 (Toho) 3.45 billion yen ($41.66 million), 2.78 million admissions.
5. Mar., SP: The Motion Picture - Revolution (Toho) 3.33 billion yen ($41.06 million), 2.63 million admissions.
6. Dec.10, Partners the Movie 2 (TOEI) 3.19 billion yen ($38.98 million), 2.50 million admissions.
7. April, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence (Toho) 3.13 billion yen ($38.85 miillion), 2.65 million admissions.
________
8. April, Gantz Perfect Answer (Toho) 2.80 billion yen ($35.38 million), 2.24 million admissions.
9. Mar., Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops (Toho) 2.45 billion yen ($31.26 million), 2.16 million admissions.
10. Sept., Unfair: the answer (Toho) 2,020,000,000 yen ($26,250,000), 1,580,000 admissions. [23 Days in Release]
________
11. June, Andalusia: Goddess of Retribution (Toho) 1.85 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.50 million admissions.
12. Aug., God's Medical Record (Toho) 1,850,000,000 yen ($24,000,000), 1,560,000 admissions. [44 Days in Release]
13. Dec.10, Inazuma Eleven (Toho) 1.77 billion yen ($22.42 million), 1.48 million admissions.
14. Aug., Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: The Shogun and the 21 Core Medals / Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship DOUBLE FEATURE (TOEI) 1.76 billion yen ($23.02 million), 1.49 million admissions.
15. May, Gaku (Toho) 1.60 billion yen ($20.23 million), 1.27 million admissions.
16. May, Princess Toyotomi (Toho) 1.58 billion yen ($20.08 million), 1.22 million admissions.
17. Feb., Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho) 1.57 billion yen ($19.80 million), 1.25 million admissions.
18. Dec.10, Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) 1.42 billion yen ($17.92 million), 1.12 million admissions.
19. June, Paradise Kiss (Warner Bros.) 1.41 billion yen ($18.02 million), 1.12 million admissions.
20. Dec.10, Norwegian Wood (Toho) 1.40 billion yen ($17.69 million), 1.11 million admissions.
21. Dec.10, Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) 1.38 billion yen ($17.53 million), 1.11 million admissions.
22. April, Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Den-O Let's Go All Kamen Riders (TOEI) 1.35 billion yen ($17.07 million), 1.11 million admissions.
23. Sept, Moteki (Toho) 1,250,000,000 billion yen ($16,200,000), 1,025,000 admissions. [17 Days in Release]
24. Jan., 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 1.23 billion yen ($15.56 million), 1.05 million admissions.
25. April, Crayon Shin-chan: The Golden Spy Mission (Toho) 1.20 billion yen ($15.13 million), 1.14 admissions.
26. June, The Cicada's Eighth Day (Shochiku) 1.17 billion yen ($14.74 million), 956,000 admissions.
27. Aug., Bar Detective (TOEI) 1,100,000,000 yen ($14,300,000), 875,000 admissions. [30 Days in Release]
28. Jan, Tomorrow's Joe (Toho) 1.10 billion yen ($13.85 million), 912,000 admissions.
29. April, Hankyu Densha (Toho) 1.06 billion yen ($13.44 million), 881,000 admissions.




[IMPORTED FILMS]
1. July, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Warner Bros.) 9.65 billion yen ($126.47 million), 6.90 million admissions.
________
2. May, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Walt Disney) 9.00 billion yen ($116 million), 6.00 million admissions.
________
3. Nov.10, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Warner Bros.) 6.90 billion yen ($84.28 million), 5.58 million admissions.
________
4. July, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount) 4.18 billion yen ($54.74 million), 2.78 million admissions.
________
5. July, Cars 2 (Walt Disney) 2.97 billion yen ($38.81 million), 2.21 million admissions.
6. Feb., The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) 2.68 billion yen ($31.94 million), 1.77 million admissions.
7. Mar., Tangled (Walt Disney) 2.55 billion yen ($31.34 million), 1.75 million admissions.
8. May, Black Swan (Fox) 2.36 billion yen ($30.40 million), 1.81 million admissions.
9. Dec.10, TRON: Legacy (Walt Disney) 2.10 billion yen ($25.58 million), 1.35 million admissions.
________
10. Feb., The King's Speech (Gaga) 1.90 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.45 million admissions.
11. Mar., The Tourist (Sony) 1.86 billion yen ($23.37 million), 1.44 million admissions.
12. June, Super 8 (Paramount) 1.75 billion yen ($22.75 million), 1.41 million admissions.
13. April, Gulliver's Travels (Fox) 1.57 billion yen ($19.81 million), 1.05 million admissions.
14. Jan., The Social Network (Sony) 1.42 billion yen ($17.84 million), 1.11 million admissions.
15. Aug., One Life (Avex Entertainment) 1,250,000,000 yen ($16,200,200), 1,010,000 admissions. [39 Days in Release]
16. Jan., Red (Walt Disney) 1.20 billion yen ($15.26 million), 967,000 admissions.
17. Aug., Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount) 1.05 billion yen ($13.66 million), 822,000 admissions.
18. Jan., Unstoppable (Fox) 1.05 billion yen ($13.31 million), 836,000 admissions.




Key:
Italics = Film is still in release and being tracked.
BOLD = Film ended it's run with it's final gross and admissions released.
BLUE Highlight = New Entry

Note - If a film is not in bold and isn't in italics (e.g. Unstoppable, Andalusia), it means tracking for that film ended and the total listed isn't final yet. The totals for those films are likely to increase <1% when the final total is released.


Highlights:

Unfair 2 moves into the Top 10 among Japanese Films after exceeding 2 billion yen.

Bar Detective and Moteki debut on the charts, becoming the 28th and 29th Japanese films this year to exceed 1 billion yen. That ties 2010, and is five films short of 2009's record 34 films.

Tracking for Harry Potter 7.2 ended, so I'll update the final figure when it's released. I highly doubt Warner and whoever else allows it to miss 7 million admissions by such a small amount, too.


Films nearing 1 billion yen (900 million yen+):

No films is currently over 900 million yen at the moment, but Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Fast Five will make it to 1 billion yen soon.


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“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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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/8-9, Weekend Results
October 8-9 
Weekend Results


今 先   週末       累計  screens 週 題
1 - 403,884,316 ($5,262,612) *,491,469,647 ($6,403,849) 626 1 猿の惑星:創世記(ジェネシス)(Rise of the Planet of the Apes)
2 2 166,195,144 ($2,165,522) 1,208,537,860 ($15,747,248) 276 3 モテキ (Moteki)
3 1 158,178,803 ($2,061,070) *,870,241,009 ($11,339,240) 414 2 ワイルド・スピード MEGA MAX (Fast Five)
4 - 126,961,580 ($1,654,310) *,126,961,580 ($1,654,310) 222 1 ツレがうつになりまして。 (Tsure-Utsu)
5 3 116,448,940 ($1,517,330) 1,849,263,053 ($24,095,896) 368 4 アンフェア the answer (Unfair: The Answer)
6 4 *94,893,918 ($1,236,468) *,366,365,195 ($4,773,738) 314 2 DOG×POLICE 純白の絆 DOG×POLICE 純白の絆 (DOG X POLICE)
7 5 *62,880,816 ($819,337) *,253,276,940 ($3,300,199) 304 2 はやぶさ HAYABUSA (Hayabusa)
8 6 *35,442,678 ($461,818) 1,083,610,730 ($14,119,447) 230 5 探偵はBARにいる (Bar Detective)
9 - *33,154,812 ($432,007) *,*33,154,812 ($432,007) 147 1 夜明けの街 (In the City of Dawn)
10 7 *30,389,312 ($395,973) *,494,829,796 ($6,447,632) 181 4 スパイキッズ4D:ワールドタイム・ミッション (Spy Kids 4D)

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“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.”
"Paper is dead without words / Ink idle without a poem / All the world dead without stories."


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The Weekend Results above does not include Monday (Taiiku no Hi) figures, but the 2011 Box Office Charts will.

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“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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2011 Box Office Charts
Updated with Actuals (As of 10/10)

[JAPANESE FILMS]
1. July, From Kokuriko Hill (Toho) 4,381,066,950 yen ($57,145,785), 3,517,660 admissions. [87 Days In Release]
2. July, Pokemon the Movie: Best Wishes (Toho) 4.20 billion yen ($55.02 million), 4.07 million admissions.
3. Dec.10, Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) 4.10 billion yen ($50.48 million), 3.30 million admissions.
________
4. Jan., Gantz Part 1 (Toho) 3.45 billion yen ($41.66 million), 2.78 million admissions.
5. Mar., SP: The Motion Picture - Revolution (Toho) 3.33 billion yen ($41.06 million), 2.63 million admissions.
6. Dec.10, Partners the Movie 2 (TOEI) 3.19 billion yen ($38.98 million), 2.50 million admissions.
7. April, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence (Toho) 3.13 billion yen ($38.85 miillion), 2.65 million admissions.
________
8. April, Gantz: Perfect Answer (Toho) 2.80 billion yen ($35.38 million), 2.24 million admissions.
9. Mar., Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops (Toho) 2.45 billion yen ($31.26 million), 2.16 million admissions.
10. Sept., Unfair: The Answer (Toho) 2,008,017,250 yen ($26,070,186), 1,579,871 admissions. [24 Days in Release]
________
11. June, Andalusia: Goddess of Retribution (Toho) 1.85 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.50 million admissions.
12. Aug., God's Medical Record (Toho) 1,801,549,850 yen ($23,449,846), 1,534,153 admissions. [45 Days in Release]
13. Dec.10, Inazuma Eleven (Toho) 1.77 billion yen ($22.42 million), 1.48 million admissions.
14. Aug., Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: The Shogun and the 21 Core Medals / Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship DOUBLE FEATURE (TOEI) 1.76 billion yen ($23.02 million), 1.49 million admissions.
15. May, Gaku (Toho) 1.60 billion yen ($20.23 million), 1.27 million admissions.
16. May, Princess Toyotomi (Toho) 1.58 billion yen ($20.08 million), 1.22 million admissions.
17. Feb., Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho) 1.57 billion yen ($19.80 million), 1.25 million admissions.
18. Dec.10, Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) 1.42 billion yen ($17.92 million), 1.12 million admissions.
19. June, Paradise Kiss (Warner Bros.) 1.41 billion yen ($18.02 million), 1.12 million admissions.
20. Dec.10, Norwegian Wood (Toho) 1.40 billion yen ($17.69 million), 1.11 million admissions.
21. Dec.10, Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) 1.38 billion yen ($17.53 million), 1.11 million admissions.
22. April, Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Den-O Let's Go All Kamen Riders (TOEI) 1.35 billion yen ($17.07 million), 1.11 million admissions.
23. Sept, Moteki (Toho) 1,301,480,250 billion yen ($16,789,095), 1,053,830 admissions. [18 Days in Release]
24. Jan., 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 1.23 billion yen ($15.56 million), 1.05 million admissions.
25. April, Crayon Shin-chan: The Golden Spy Mission (Toho) 1.20 billion yen ($15.13 million), 1.14 million admissions.
26. June, The Cicada's Eighth Day (Shochiku) 1.17 billion yen ($14.74 million), 956,000 admissions.
27. Jan, Tomorrow's Joe (Toho) 1.10 billion yen ($13.85 million), 912,000 admissions.
28. Aug., Bar Detective (TOEI) 1,099,272,350 yen ($14,275,105), 874,942 admissions. [31 Days in Release]
29. April, Hankyu Densha (Toho) 1.06 billion yen ($13.44 million), 881,000 admissions.




[IMPORTED FILMS]
1. July, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Warner Bros.) 9.65 billion yen ($126.47 million), 6.90 million admissions.
________
2. May, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Walt Disney) 9.00 billion yen ($116 million), 6.00 million admissions.
________
3. Nov.10, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Warner Bros.) 6.90 billion yen ($84.28 million), 5.58 million admissions.
________
4. July, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount) 4.18 billion yen ($54.74 million), 2.78 million admissions.
________
5. July, Cars 2 (Walt Disney) 2.97 billion yen ($38.81 million), 2.21 million admissions.
6. Feb., The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) 2.68 billion yen ($31.94 million), 1.77 million admissions.
7. Mar., Tangled (Walt Disney) 2.55 billion yen ($31.34 million), 1.75 million admissions.
8. May, Black Swan (Fox) 2.36 billion yen ($30.40 million), 1.81 million admissions.
9. Dec.10, TRON: Legacy (Walt Disney) 2.10 billion yen ($25.58 million), 1.35 million admissions.
________
10. Feb., The King's Speech (Gaga) 1.90 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.45 million admissions.
11. Mar., The Tourist (Sony) 1.86 billion yen ($23.37 million), 1.44 million admissions.
12. June, Super 8 (Paramount) 1.75 billion yen ($22.75 million), 1.41 million admissions.
13. April, Gulliver's Travels (Fox) 1.57 billion yen ($19.81 million), 1.05 million admissions.
14. Jan., The Social Network (Sony) 1.42 billion yen ($17.84 million), 1.11 million admissions.
15. Aug., One Life (Avex Entertainment) 1,247,218,600 yen ($16,094,666), 1,009,754 admissions. [40 Days in Release]
16. Jan., Red (Walt Disney) 1.20 billion yen ($15.26 million), 967,000 admissions.
17. Aug., Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount) 1.05 billion yen ($13.66 million), 822,000 admissions.
18. Jan., Unstoppable (Fox) 1.05 billion yen ($13.31 million), 836,000 admissions.




Key:
Italics = Film is still in release and being tracked.
BOLD = Film ended it's run with it's final gross and admissions released.
BLUE Highlight = New Entry

Note - If a film is not in bold and isn't in italics (e.g. Unstoppable, Andalusia), it means tracking for that film ended and the total listed isn't final yet. The totals for those films are likely to increase <1% when the final total is released.


Highlights:

Unfair 2 moves into the Top 10 among Japanese Films after exceeding 2 billion yen.

Bar Detective and Moteki debut on the charts, becoming the 28th and 29th Japanese films this year to exceed 1 billion yen. That ties 2010, and is five films short of 2009's record 34 films.

Tracking for Harry Potter 7.2 ended, so I'll update the final figure when it's released. I highly doubt Warner and whoever else allows it to miss 7 million admissions by such a small amount, too.


Films nearing 1 billion yen (900 million yen+):

No films is currently over 900 million yen at the moment, but Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Fast Five will make it to 1 billion yen soon. Apes is at 728 million after only 4 days in release, and Fast Five has 870 million after 9 days in release and three days worth of previews.


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“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.”
"Paper is dead without words / Ink idle without a poem / All the world dead without stories."


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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/8-9, Weekend Results
Fast Five exceeded 1 billion yen on Wednesday according to moviewalker.com.

This is the first time a film in the franchise has reached 1 billion yen. And Fast Five became the 19th Imported Film this year to hit the milestone. That ties 2010's Imported Films that grossed 1 billion yen or more, but Imported Films are still lagging behind the early and mid 2000's.

Imported Films have trailed Japanese Films for five-consecutive years (soon to be six years).

Overall, 2011 has produced 48 Films that have grossed more than 1 billion yen, tying last year, with Rise of the Planet of the Apes about to cross the milestone any day now. And there are still a few more 1 billion yen candidates to go, too, before the Box Office Year finishes at the end of November.

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“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.”
"Paper is dead without words / Ink idle without a poem / All the world dead without stories."


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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/15-16, Weekend Rankings
October 15-16, 2011
Weekend Admission Ranking


1 (1) Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) Week 2
2 (2) Moteki (Toho) Week 4
3 (3) Fast Five (Toho-Towa) Week 3
4 (-) Ichimei (Shochiku) NEW
5 (4) Tsure-Utsu (TOEI) Week 2
6 (-) Captain America (Paramount) NEW
7 (5) Unfair: The Answer (Toho) Week 5
8 (6) DOG X POLICE (Toho) Week 3
9 (7) Hayabusa (Fox) Week 3
10 (9) Bar Detective (TOEI) Week 6

Rise of the Planet of the Apes tops for a second weekend, taking in more than 1.3 billion yen ($17 million) after 10 days in release.

Moteki ranks second for it's fourth consecutive week, exceeding 1.1 million admissions and 1.5 billion yen ($20 million).

Ichimei debuted in fourth with 72,858 admissions; 87,024,700 yen ($1.12 million).

Captain America debuted in sixth in admissions with 58,423, but fourth or fifth in gross with 88,334,900 yen ($1.15 million) on 369 screens. It's three day total is now 77,965 admissions; 115,095,800 yen ($1.49 million).

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Rise of the Planet to the Apes continues it's great performance so far. A standard two week multiplier of 2.2 would bring it to almost exactly 3 billion yen (almost $40 million), but it opened on a Holiday Weekend so the two week multiplier should be closer to 2.0.

I see it finishing with 2.6/2.7 billion yen ($34/35 million).

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These are great numbers for a non-3D Hollywood export.

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Yes. I'm not sure if I'd consider it or Black Swan the more impressive among non-3D releases.

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2011 Box Office Charts
Updated with Estimates (As of 10/16)

[JAPANESE FILMS]
1. July, From Kokuriko Hill (Toho) 4,405,000,000 yen ($57,300,000), 3,530,000 admissions. [93 Days In Release]
2. July, Pokemon the Movie: Best Wishes (Toho) 4.20 billion yen ($55.02 million), 4.07 million admissions.
3. Dec.10, Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) 4.10 billion yen ($50.48 million), 3.30 million admissions.
________
4. Jan., Gantz Part 1 (Toho) 3.45 billion yen ($41.66 million), 2.78 million admissions.
5. Mar., SP: The Motion Picture - Revolution (Toho) 3.33 billion yen ($41.06 million), 2.63 million admissions.
6. Dec.10, Partners the Movie 2 (TOEI) 3.19 billion yen ($38.98 million), 2.50 million admissions.
7. April, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence (Toho) 3.13 billion yen ($38.85 miillion), 2.65 million admissions.
________
8. April, Gantz: Perfect Answer (Toho) 2.80 billion yen ($35.38 million), 2.24 million admissions.
9. Mar., Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops (Toho) 2.45 billion yen ($31.26 million), 2.16 million admissions
10. Sept., Unfair: The Answer (Toho) 2,150,000,000 yen ($28,000,000), 1,700,000 admissions. [30 Days in Release]
________
11. June, Andalusia: Goddess of Retribution (Toho) 1.85 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.50 million admissions.
12. Aug., God's Medical Record (Toho) 1,825,000,000 yen ($23,750,000), 1,545,000 admissions. [51 Days in Release]
13. Dec.10, Inazuma Eleven (Toho) 1.77 billion yen ($22.42 million), 1.48 million admissions.
14. Aug., Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: The Shogun and the 21 Core Medals / Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship DOUBLE FEATURE (TOEI) 1.76 billion yen ($23.02 million), 1.49 million admissions.
15. May, Gaku (Toho) 1.60 billion yen ($20.23 million), 1.27 million admissions.
16. May, Princess Toyotomi (Toho) 1.58 billion yen ($20.08 million), 1.22 million admissions.
17. Feb., Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho) 1.57 billion yen ($19.80 million), 1.25 million admissions.
18. Sept, Moteki (Toho) 1,520,000,000 yen ($19,750,000), 1,260,000 admissions. [24 Days in Release]
19. Dec.10, Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) 1.42 billion yen ($17.92 million), 1.12 million admissions.
20. June, Paradise Kiss (Warner Bros.) 1.41 billion yen ($18.02 million), 1.12 million admissions.
21. Dec.10, Norwegian Wood (Toho) 1.40 billion yen ($17.69 million), 1.11 million admissions.
22. Dec.10, Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) 1.38 billion yen ($17.53 million), 1.11 million admissions.
23. April, Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Den-O Let's Go All Kamen Riders (TOEI) 1.35 billion yen ($17.07 million), 1.11 million admissions.
24. Jan., 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 1.23 billion yen ($15.56 million), 1.05 million admissions.
25. April, Crayon Shin-chan: The Golden Spy Mission (Toho) 1.20 billion yen ($15.13 million), 1.14 million admissions.
26. June, The Cicada's Eighth Day (Shochiku) 1.17 billion yen ($14.74 million), 956,000 admissions.
27. Aug., Bar Detective (TOEI) 1,160,000,000 yen ($15,200,000), 925,000 admissions. [37 Days in Release]
28. Jan, Tomorrow's Joe (Toho) 1.10 billion yen ($13.85 million), 912,000 admissions.
29. April, Hankyu Densha (Toho) 1.06 billion yen ($13.44 million), 881,000 admissions.




[IMPORTED FILMS]
1. July, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Warner Bros.) 9.65 billion yen ($126.47 million), 6.90 million admissions.
________
2. May, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Walt Disney) 9.00 billion yen ($116 million), 6.00 million admissions.
________
3. Nov.10, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Warner Bros.) 6.90 billion yen ($84.28 million), 5.58 million admissions.
________
4. July, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount) 4.18 billion yen ($54.74 million), 2.78 million admissions.
________
5. July, Cars 2 (Walt Disney) 2.97 billion yen ($38.81 million), 2.21 million admissions.
6. Feb., The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) 2.68 billion yen ($31.94 million), 1.77 million admissions.
7. Mar., Tangled (Walt Disney) 2.55 billion yen ($31.34 million), 1.75 million admissions.
8. May, Black Swan (Fox) 2.36 billion yen ($30.40 million), 1.81 million admissions.
9. Dec.10, TRON: Legacy (Walt Disney) 2.10 billion yen ($25.58 million), 1.35 million admissions.
________
10. Feb., The King's Speech (Gaga) 1.90 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.45 million admissions.
11. Mar., The Tourist (Sony) 1.86 billion yen ($23.37 million), 1.44 million admissions.
12. June, Super 8 (Paramount) 1.75 billion yen ($22.75 million), 1.41 million admissions.
13. April, Gulliver's Travels (Fox) 1.57 billion yen ($19.81 million), 1.05 million admissions.
14. Jan., The Social Network (Sony) 1.42 billion yen ($17.84 million), 1.11 million admissions.
15. Oct., Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) 1,350,000,000 yen ($17,500,000), 1,050,000 admissions. [10 Days in Release]
16. Aug., One Life (Avex Entertainment) 1,280,000,000 yen ($16,650,000), 1,040,000 admissions. [46 Days in Release]
17. Oct., Fast Five (Toho-Towa) 1,210,000,000 yen ($15,700,000), 935,000 admissions. [17 Days in Release].
18. Jan., Red (Walt Disney) 1.20 billion yen ($15.26 million), 967,000 admissions.
19. Aug., Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount) 1.05 billion yen ($13.66 million), 822,000 admissions.
20. Jan., Unstoppable (Fox) 1.05 billion yen ($13.31 million), 836,000 admissions.




Key:
Italics = Film is still in release and being tracked.
BOLD = Film ended it's run with it's final gross and admissions released.
BLUE Highlight = New Entry

Note - If a film is not in bold and isn't in italics (e.g. Unstoppable, Andalusia), it means tracking for that film ended and the total listed isn't final yet. The totals for those films are likely to increase <1% when the final total is released.


Highlights:

Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Fast Five debut on the charts.

They also make the 19th and 20th Imported Films this year to exceed 1 billion yen. That beats last year's 19 Imported Films that grossed more than 1 billion yen, and also puts 2011 at 49 Films for the year that have grossed more than 1 billion yen, beating 2010's 48.

Moteki moves up five spots on the charts.


Films nearing 1 billion yen (900 million yen+):


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Weekend Results
October 15-16, 2011


*1 *1 *2億9528万7511円 ($3,838,738) -26.7% *13億0614万9416円 ($16,979,942)  628  *2 猿の惑星:創世記(ジェネシス) (Rise of the Planet of the Apes)
*2 *2 *1億3398万6712円 ($1,741,827)  -19.3% *15億5351万9907円 ($20,195,576)  276  *4 モテキ (Moteki)
*3 *3 *1億0176万3414円 ($1,322,924)  -35.6% *11億5180万3844円 ($14,973,450)   414  *3 ワイルド・スピード MEGA MAX (Fast Five)
*4 *4 **億9306万6215円 ($1,209,861)  -26.5% **3億9876万9723円 ($5,184,006)   222  *2 ツレがうつになりまして。 (Tsure-Utsu)
*5 -- **億8833万4895円 ($1,148,354) ***.*% **1億1504万9797円 ($1,495,647)  369  *1 キャプテン・アメリカン・ザファースト・アベンジャー (Captain America)
*6 -- **億8702万4704円 ($1,131,321) ***.*% ***億8702万4704円 ($1,131,321)  460  *1 一命 (Ichimei)

*7 *5 **億6835万8098円 ($888,665)  -41.2% *20億6523万0850円 ($26,848,001)  368  *5 アンフェア the answer (Unfair: The Answer)
*8 *6 **億6012万8879円 ($781,675)  -36.4% **5億4840万4710円 ($7,129,261)  314  *3 DOG×POLICE 純白の絆 (DOG X POLICE)
*9 *7 **億4170万3579円 ($542,147)  -33.5% **3億7391万4246円 ($4,860,885)   304  *3 はやぶさ HAYABUSA (Hayabusa)
10 *8 **億2074万7726円 ($269,720)  -41.4% *11億4761万5784円 ($14,919,005)   159  *6 探偵はBARにいる (Bar Detective)

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Rise of the Planet of the Apes will remain at No.1 again this coming weekend, and Moteki could repeat in second for a fifth-consecutive week if it holds off Cowboys & Aliens.

Captain America doing poorly means no Hollywood Comic/Superhero movie this year will achieve 1 billion yen. The closest to the mark was either Thor or First Class with 500-600 million yen.

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2011 Box Office Charts
Updated with Actuals (As of 10/16)

[JAPANESE FILMS]
1. July, From Kokuriko Hill (Toho) 4,393,652,550 yen ($57,227,483), 3,520,555 admissions. [93 Days In Release]
2. July, Pokemon the Movie: Best Wishes (Toho) 4.20 billion yen ($55.02 million), 4.07 million admissions.
3. Dec.10, Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) 4.10 billion yen ($50.48 million), 3.30 million admissions.
________
4. Jan., Gantz Part 1 (Toho) 3.45 billion yen ($41.66 million), 2.78 million admissions.
5. Mar., SP: The Motion Picture - Revolution (Toho) 3.33 billion yen ($41.06 million), 2.63 million admissions.
6. Dec.10, Partners the Movie 2 (TOEI) 3.19 billion yen ($38.98 million), 2.50 million admissions.
7. April, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence (Toho) 3.13 billion yen ($38.85 miillion), 2.65 million admissions.
________
8. April, Gantz: Perfect Answer (Toho) 2.80 billion yen ($35.38 million), 2.24 million admissions.
9. Mar., Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops (Toho) 2.45 billion yen ($31.26 million), 2.16 million admissions
10. Sept., Unfair: The Answer (Toho) 2,065,230,850 yen ($26,848,001), 1,642,593 admissions. [30 Days in Release]
________
11. June, Andalusia: Goddess of Retribution (Toho) 1.85 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.50 million admissions.
12. Aug., God's Medical Record (Toho) 1,822,892,350 yen ($24,477,600), 1,542,210 admissions. [51 Days in Release]
13. Dec.10, Inazuma Eleven (Toho) 1.77 billion yen ($22.42 million), 1.48 million admissions.
14. Aug., Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: The Shogun and the 21 Core Medals / Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship DOUBLE FEATURE (TOEI) 1.76 billion yen ($23.02 million), 1.49 million admissions.
15. May, Gaku (Toho) 1.60 billion yen ($20.23 million), 1.27 million admissions.
16. May, Princess Toyotomi (Toho) 1.58 billion yen ($20.08 million), 1.22 million admissions.
17. Feb., Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho) 1.57 billion yen ($19.80 million), 1.25 million admissions.
18. Sept, Moteki (Toho) 1,553,519,907 yen ($20,195,576), 1,294,599 admissions. [24 Days in Release]
19. Dec.10, Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) 1.42 billion yen ($17.92 million), 1.12 million admissions.
20. June, Paradise Kiss (Warner Bros.) 1.41 billion yen ($18.02 million), 1.12 million admissions.
21. Dec.10, Norwegian Wood (Toho) 1.40 billion yen ($17.69 million), 1.11 million admissions.
22. Dec.10, Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) 1.38 billion yen ($17.53 million), 1.11 million admissions.
23. April, Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Den-O Let's Go All Kamen Riders (TOEI) 1.35 billion yen ($17.07 million), 1.11 million admissions.
24. Jan., 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 1.23 billion yen ($15.56 million), 1.05 million admissions.
25. April, Crayon Shin-chan: The Golden Spy Mission (Toho) 1.20 billion yen ($15.13 million), 1.14 million admissions.
26. June, The Cicada's Eighth Day (Shochiku) 1.17 billion yen ($14.74 million), 956,000 admissions.
27. Aug., Bar Detective (TOEI) 1,147,615,794 yen ($14,919,005), 921,806 admissions. [37 Days in Release]
28. Jan, Tomorrow's Joe (Toho) 1.10 billion yen ($13.85 million), 912,000 admissions.
29. April, Hankyu Densha (Toho) 1.06 billion yen ($13.44 million), 881,000 admissions.




[IMPORTED FILMS]
1. July, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Warner Bros.) 9.65 billion yen ($126.47 million), 6.90 million admissions.
________
2. May, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Walt Disney) 9.00 billion yen ($116 million), 6.00 million admissions.
________
3. Nov.10, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Warner Bros.) 6.90 billion yen ($84.28 million), 5.58 million admissions.
________
4. July, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount) 4.18 billion yen ($54.74 million), 2.78 million admissions.
________
5. July, Cars 2 (Walt Disney) 2.97 billion yen ($38.81 million), 2.21 million admissions.
6. Feb., The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) 2.68 billion yen ($31.94 million), 1.77 million admissions.
7. Mar., Tangled (Walt Disney) 2.55 billion yen ($31.34 million), 1.75 million admissions.
8. May, Black Swan (Fox) 2.36 billion yen ($30.40 million), 1.81 million admissions.
9. Dec.10, TRON: Legacy (Walt Disney) 2.10 billion yen ($25.58 million), 1.35 million admissions.
________
10. Feb., The King's Speech (Gaga) 1.90 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.45 million admissions.
11. Mar., The Tourist (Sony) 1.86 billion yen ($23.37 million), 1.44 million admissions.
12. June, Super 8 (Paramount) 1.75 billion yen ($22.75 million), 1.41 million admissions.
13. April, Gulliver's Travels (Fox) 1.57 billion yen ($19.81 million), 1.05 million admissions.
14. Jan., The Social Network (Sony) 1.42 billion yen ($17.84 million), 1.11 million admissions.
15. Oct., Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) 1,306,149,416 yen ($16,979,942), 1,028,464 admissions. [10 Days in Release]
16. Aug., One Life (Avex Entertainment) 1,276,108,150 yen ($16,589,406), 1,039,107 admissions. [46 Days in Release]
17. Jan., Red (Walt Disney) 1.20 billion yen ($15.26 million), 967,000 admissions.
18. Oct., Fast Five (Toho-Towa) 1,151,803,844 yen ($14,973,450), 902,871 admissions. [17 Days in Release].
19. Aug., Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount) 1.05 billion yen ($13.66 million), 822,000 admissions.
20. Jan., Unstoppable (Fox) 1.05 billion yen ($13.31 million), 836,000 admissions.




Key:
Italics = Film is still in release and being tracked.
BOLD = Film ended it's run with it's final gross and admissions released.
BLUE Highlight = New Entry

Note - If a film is not in bold and isn't in italics (e.g. Unstoppable, Andalusia), it means tracking for that film ended and the total listed isn't final yet. The totals for those films are likely to increase <1% when the final total is released.


Highlights:

Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Fast Five debut on the charts.

They also make the 19th and 20th Imported Films this year to exceed 1 billion yen. That beats last year's 19 Imported Films that grossed more than 1 billion yen, and also puts 2011 at 49 Films for the year that have grossed more than 1 billion yen, beating 2010's 48.

Moteki moves up five spots on the charts.


Films nearing 1 billion yen (900 million yen+):


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October 22-23, 2011
Weekend Forecast


1 (1) Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) Week 3
2 (-) Cowboys & Aliens (Paramount) NEW
3 (2) Moteki (Toho) Week 5
4 (3) Fast Five (Toho-Towa) Week 4
5 (4) Tsure-Utsu (TOEI) Week 3
6 (6) Ichimei (Shochiku) Week 2
7 (-) Smuggler (Warner Bros.) NEW
8 (7) Unfair: The Answer (Toho) Week 6
9 (5) Captain America (Paramount) Week 2
10 (-) Rango (Paramount) NEW

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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/22-23, Weekend Forecast
Saturday Data

Openers, percentages vs. opening days for recent releases:

Cowboys & Aliens 58.4% ahead of Captain America
Smugglers 15.9% ahead of In the City of Dawn.

Those figures would give Cowboys and Aliens an opening of 130-140 million yen ($1.7 million) this weekend, and 55-60 million yen ($800,000) for Smugglers. And no report on Rango will probably result in a debut outside the Top 10, unfortunately.

Holdovers, drops/increases compared to last Saturday (estimated weekend gross):

Rise of the Apes -21.1% (230-240 million yen), Week 3
Moteki -15.2% (110-120 million yen), Week 5
Tsure-Itsu -19.5% (75-80 million yen), Week 3
Fast Five -25.9% (70-75 million yen), Week 4
Ichimei -44.4% (50-55 million yen), Week 2
Unfair 2 -35.2% (40-45 million yen), Week 6
DOGXPOLICE -30.8% (40-45 million yen), Week 4
Captain America -60.2% (35-40 million yen), Week 2 (ouch)
Hayabusa -40.7% (25-30 million yen), Week 4
Bar Detective +11.0% (20-25 million yen), Week 7

Looking to be a great weekend for holdovers, except for Captain America which will barely stay in the Top 10. Rise of the Apes will easily claim it's third week on top.

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October 22-23, 2011
Weekend Admission Ranking


1 (1) Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) Week 3
2 (-) Cowboys & Aliens (Paramount) NEW
3 (2) Moteki (Toho) Week 5
4 (5) Tsure-Itsu (TOEI) Week 3
5 (3) Fast Five (Toho-Towa) Week 4
6 (4) Ichimei (Shochiku) Week 2
7 (-) Smuggler (Warner Bros.) NEW
8 (7) Unfair: The Answer (Toho) Week 6
9 (8) DOGXPOLICE (Toho) Week 4
10 (6) Captain America (Paramount) Week 2

Rise of the Apes easily defends it's first place position for a third week now. After 17 Days in Release, it has grossed approx. 1.8 billion yen ($23.5 million) with 1.4 million admissions.

Cowboys & Aliens, playing on 331 screens, opens to 140,422,000 yen ($1.8 million) on 114,543 admissions over the weekend. A decent start that should give it 700/800 million yen (almost $10 million).

And Smuggler debuts with a modest 48,755,300 yen ($630,000) on 35,610 admissions on 184 screens.

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2011 Box Office Charts
Updated with Estimates (As of 10/23)

[JAPANESE FILMS]
1. July, From Kokuriko Hill (Toho) 4,410,000,000 yen ($57,770,000), 3,540,000 admissions. [100 Days In Release]
2. July, Pokemon the Movie: Best Wishes (Toho) 4.20 billion yen ($55.02 million), 4.07 million admissions.
3. Dec.10, Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) 4.10 billion yen ($50.48 million), 3.30 million admissions.
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4. Jan., Gantz Part 1 (Toho) 3.45 billion yen ($41.66 million), 2.78 million admissions.
5. Mar., SP: The Motion Picture - Revolution (Toho) 3.33 billion yen ($41.06 million), 2.63 million admissions.
6. Dec.10, Partners the Movie 2 (TOEI) 3.19 billion yen ($38.98 million), 2.50 million admissions.
7. April, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence (Toho) 3.13 billion yen ($38.85 miillion), 2.65 million admissions.
________
8. April, Gantz: Perfect Answer (Toho) 2.80 billion yen ($35.38 million), 2.24 million admissions.
9. Mar., Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops (Toho) 2.45 billion yen ($31.26 million), 2.16 million admissions
10. Sept., Unfair: The Answer (Toho) 2,190,000,000 yen ($28,670,000), 1,745,000 admissions. [37 Days in Release]
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11. June, Andalusia: Goddess of Retribution (Toho) 1.85 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.50 million admissions.
12. Aug., God's Medical Record (Toho) 1.83 billion yen ($24.48 million), 1.55 million admissions.
13. Sept, Moteki (Toho) 1,790,000,000 yen ($23,440,000), 1,490,000 admissions. [31 Days in Release]
14. Dec.10, Inazuma Eleven (Toho) 1.77 billion yen ($22.42 million), 1.48 million admissions.
15. Aug., Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: The Shogun and the 21 Core Medals / Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship DOUBLE FEATURE (TOEI) 1.76 billion yen ($23.02 million), 1.49 million admissions.
16. May, Gaku (Toho) 1.60 billion yen ($20.23 million), 1.27 million admissions.
17. May, Princess Toyotomi (Toho) 1.58 billion yen ($20.08 million), 1.22 million admissions.
18. Feb., Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho) 1.57 billion yen ($19.80 million), 1.25 million admissions.
19. Dec.10, Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) 1.42 billion yen ($17.92 million), 1.12 million admissions.
20. June, Paradise Kiss (Warner Bros.) 1.41 billion yen ($18.02 million), 1.12 million admissions.
21. Dec.10, Norwegian Wood (Toho) 1.40 billion yen ($17.69 million), 1.11 million admissions.
22. Dec.10, Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) 1.38 billion yen ($17.53 million), 1.11 million admissions.
23. April, Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Den-O Let's Go All Kamen Riders (TOEI) 1.35 billion yen ($17.07 million), 1.11 million admissions.
24. Jan., 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 1.23 billion yen ($15.56 million), 1.05 million admissions.
25. April, Crayon Shin-chan: The Golden Spy Mission (Toho) 1.20 billion yen ($15.13 million), 1.14 million admissions.
26. Aug., Bar Detective (TOEI) 1,180,000,000 yen ($15,458,000), 940,000 admissions. [44 Days in Release]
27. June, The Cicada's Eighth Day (Shochiku) 1.17 billion yen ($14.74 million), 956,000 admissions.
28. Jan, Tomorrow's Joe (Toho) 1.10 billion yen ($13.85 million), 912,000 admissions.
29. April, Hankyu Densha (Toho) 1.06 billion yen ($13.44 million), 881,000 admissions.




[IMPORTED FILMS]
1. July, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Warner Bros.) 9.65 billion yen ($126.47 million), 6.90 million admissions.
________
2. May, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Walt Disney) 9.00 billion yen ($116 million), 6.00 million admissions.
________
3. Nov.10, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Warner Bros.) 6.90 billion yen ($84.28 million), 5.58 million admissions.
________
4. July, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount) 4.18 billion yen ($54.74 million), 2.78 million admissions.
________
5. July, Cars 2 (Walt Disney) 2.97 billion yen ($38.81 million), 2.21 million admissions.
6. Feb., The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) 2.68 billion yen ($31.94 million), 1.77 million admissions.
7. Mar., Tangled (Walt Disney) 2.55 billion yen ($31.34 million), 1.75 million admissions.
8. May, Black Swan (Fox) 2.36 billion yen ($30.40 million), 1.81 million admissions.
9. Dec.10, TRON: Legacy (Walt Disney) 2.10 billion yen ($25.58 million), 1.35 million admissions.
________
10. Feb., The King's Speech (Gaga) 1.90 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.45 million admissions.
11. Mar., The Tourist (Sony) 1.86 billion yen ($23.37 million), 1.44 million admissions.
12. Oct., Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) 1,800,000,000 yen ($23,500,000), 1,400,000 admissions. [17 Days in Release]
13. June, Super 8 (Paramount) 1.75 billion yen ($22.75 million), 1.41 million admissions.
14. April, Gulliver's Travels (Fox) 1.57 billion yen ($19.81 million), 1.05 million admissions.
15. Jan., The Social Network (Sony) 1.42 billion yen ($17.84 million), 1.11 million admissions.
16. Oct., Fast Five (Toho-Towa) 1,300,000,000 yen ($17,000,000), 980,000 admissions. [24 Days in Release].
17. Aug., One Life (Avex Entertainment) 1.28 billion yen ($16.76 million), 1.04 million admissions.
18. Jan., Red (Walt Disney) 1.20 billion yen ($15.26 million), 967,000 admissions.
19. Aug., Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount) 1.05 billion yen ($13.66 million), 822,000 admissions.
20. Jan., Unstoppable (Fox) 1.05 billion yen ($13.31 million), 836,000 admissions.




Key:
Italics = Film is still in release and being tracked.
BOLD = Film ended it's run with it's final gross and admissions released.
BLUE Highlight = New Entry

Note - If a film is not in bold and isn't in italics (e.g. Unstoppable, Andalusia), it means tracking for that film ended and the total listed isn't final yet. The totals for those films are likely to increase <1% when the final total is released.


Films nearing 1 billion yen (900 million yen+):


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I wasn't tracking Japan numbers, but WOW that's amazing for Apes. It beat Fast Five when they opened nearly together, which is amazing. Fast Five did ok, where as Captain America did less than expected.

Never heard of Moteki before but those are impressive numbers and holds for it.


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Yep, Apes is well on track to become the biggest non-3D Hollywood film this year with 2.5-3 billion yen.

And Moteki has been very leggy currently with a 7.3 multiplier in Week 5, and will definitely reach a multiplier of 9 with a chance at a 10.

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Post Re: Japan Box Office (2011); 10/22-23, Weekend Results
Weekend Results

October 22-23
今 先   週末       累計  screens 週 題
1 1 223,940,983 ($2,956,021) 1,783,110,597 ($23,358,749) 628 3 猿の惑星:創世記(ジェネシス) (Rise of the Planet of the Apes)
2 - 140,422,023 ($1,853,571) *,140,422,023 ($1,853,571) 331 1 カウボーイ&エイリアン (Cowboys & Aliens)
3 2 111,583,012 ($1,461,738) 1,786,181,467 ($23,398,977) 276 5 モテキ (Moteki)
4 4 *79,687,844 ($1,043,911) *,587,052,162 ($7,690,383) 222 3 ツレがうつになりまして。 (Tsure-Itsu)
5 3 *70,233,234 ($920,055) 1,308,634,495 ($17,143,112) 406 4 ワイルド・スピード MEGA MAX (Fast Five)
6 6 *56,813,482 ($744,256) *,264,202,998 ($3,461,059) 460 2 一命 (Ichimei)
7 - *48,755,301 ($638,694) *,*48,755,301 ($638,694) 184 1 スマグラー おまえの未来を運べ (Smuggler)
8 7 *47,207,069 ($618,413) 2,187,283,347 ($28,653,412) 368 6 アンフェア the answer (Unfair: The Answer)
9 8 *44,830,006 ($587,273) *,648,401,143 ($8,494,055) 314 4 DOG×POLICE 純白の絆 DOG×POLICE 純白の絆 (DOGXPOLICE)
10 5 *40,841,338 ($535,022) *,223,559,902 ($2,928,635) 369 2 キャプテン・アメリカ ザ・ファースト・アベンジャー (Captain America)

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2011 Box Office Charts
Updated with Actuals (As of 10/23)

[JAPANESE FILMS]
1. July, From Kokuriko Hill (Toho) 4,408,108,545 yen ($57,746,222), 3,539,476 admissions. [100 Days In Release]
2. July, Pokemon the Movie: Best Wishes (Toho) 4.20 billion yen ($55.02 million), 4.07 million admissions.
3. Dec.10, Space Battleship Yamato (Toho) 4.10 billion yen ($50.48 million), 3.30 million admissions.
________
4. Jan., Gantz Part 1 (Toho) 3.45 billion yen ($41.66 million), 2.78 million admissions.
5. Mar., SP: The Motion Picture - Revolution (Toho) 3.33 billion yen ($41.06 million), 2.63 million admissions.
6. Dec.10, Partners the Movie 2 (TOEI) 3.19 billion yen ($38.98 million), 2.50 million admissions.
7. April, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence (Toho) 3.13 billion yen ($38.85 miillion), 2.65 million admissions.
________
8. April, Gantz: Perfect Answer (Toho) 2.80 billion yen ($35.38 million), 2.24 million admissions.
9. Mar., Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops (Toho) 2.45 billion yen ($31.26 million), 2.16 million admissions
10. Sept., Unfair: The Answer (Toho) 2,186,283,347 yen ($28,653,412), 1,744,977 admissions. [37 Days in Release]
________
11. June, Andalusia: Goddess of Retribution (Toho) 1.85 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.50 million admissions.
12. Aug., God's Medical Record (Toho) 1.83 billion yen ($24.48 million), 1.55 million admissions.
13. Sept, Moteki (Toho) 1,786,181,467 yen ($23,398,977), 1,488,864 admissions. [31 Days in Release]
14. Dec.10, Inazuma Eleven (Toho) 1.77 billion yen ($22.42 million), 1.48 million admissions.
15. Aug., Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: The Shogun and the 21 Core Medals / Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship DOUBLE FEATURE (TOEI) 1.76 billion yen ($23.02 million), 1.49 million admissions.
16. May, Gaku (Toho) 1.60 billion yen ($20.23 million), 1.27 million admissions.
17. May, Princess Toyotomi (Toho) 1.58 billion yen ($20.08 million), 1.22 million admissions.
18. Feb., Miracle Man of the Pacific (Toho) 1.57 billion yen ($19.80 million), 1.25 million admissions.
19. Dec.10, Abacus and Sword (Asmik Ace) 1.42 billion yen ($17.92 million), 1.12 million admissions.
20. June, Paradise Kiss (Warner Bros.) 1.41 billion yen ($18.02 million), 1.12 million admissions.
21. Dec.10, Norwegian Wood (Toho) 1.40 billion yen ($17.69 million), 1.11 million admissions.
22. Dec.10, Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Feat. Skull Movie Taisen Core (TOEI) 1.38 billion yen ($17.53 million), 1.11 million admissions.
23. April, Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Den-O Let's Go All Kamen Riders (TOEI) 1.35 billion yen ($17.07 million), 1.11 million admissions.
24. Jan., 1,778 Stories of Me and My Wife (Toho) 1.23 billion yen ($15.56 million), 1.05 million admissions.
25. April, Crayon Shin-chan: The Golden Spy Mission (Toho) 1.20 billion yen ($15.13 million), 1.14 million admissions.
26. Aug., Bar Detective (TOEI) 1,180,484,077 yen ($15,464,341), 942,152 admissions. [44 Days in Release]
27. June, The Cicada's Eighth Day (Shochiku) 1.17 billion yen ($14.74 million), 956,000 admissions.
28. Jan, Tomorrow's Joe (Toho) 1.10 billion yen ($13.85 million), 912,000 admissions.
29. April, Hankyu Densha (Toho) 1.06 billion yen ($13.44 million), 881,000 admissions.




[IMPORTED FILMS]
1. July, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Warner Bros.) 9.65 billion yen ($126.47 million), 6.90 million admissions.
________
2. May, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Walt Disney) 9.00 billion yen ($116 million), 6.00 million admissions.
________
3. Nov.10, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Warner Bros.) 6.90 billion yen ($84.28 million), 5.58 million admissions.
________
4. July, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount) 4.18 billion yen ($54.74 million), 2.78 million admissions.
________
5. July, Cars 2 (Walt Disney) 2.97 billion yen ($38.81 million), 2.21 million admissions.
6. Feb., The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) 2.68 billion yen ($32.94 million), 1.77 million admissions.
7. Mar., Tangled (Walt Disney) 2.55 billion yen ($32.34 million), 1.75 million admissions.
8. May, Black Swan (Fox) 2.50 billion yen ($32.24 million), 1.92 million admissions.
9. Dec.10, TRON: Legacy (Walt Disney) 2.10 billion yen ($25.58 million), 1.35 million admissions.
________
10. Feb., The King's Speech (Gaga) 1.90 billion yen ($24.05 million), 1.45 million admissions.
11. Mar., The Tourist (Sony) 1.86 billion yen ($23.37 million), 1.44 million admissions.
12. Oct., Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) 1,783,110,597 yen ($23,358,749), 1,398,678 admissions. [17 Days in Release]
13. June, Super 8 (Paramount) 1.75 billion yen ($22.75 million), 1.41 million admissions.
14. April, Gulliver's Travels (Fox) 1.57 billion yen ($19.81 million), 1.05 million admissions.
15. Jan., The Social Network (Sony) 1.42 billion yen ($17.84 million), 1.11 million admissions.
16. Oct., Fast Five (Toho-Towa) 1,308,634,495 yen ($17,143,122), 983,455 admissions. [24 Days in Release].
17. Aug., One Life (Avex Entertainment) 1.28 billion yen ($16.76 million), 1.04 million admissions.
18. Jan., Red (Walt Disney) 1.20 billion yen ($15.26 million), 967,000 admissions.
19. Aug., Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount) 1.05 billion yen ($13.66 million), 822,000 admissions.
20. Jan., Unstoppable (Fox) 1.05 billion yen ($13.31 million), 836,000 admissions.




Key:
Italics = Film is still in release and being tracked.
BOLD = Film ended it's run with it's final gross and admissions released.
BLUE Highlight = New Entry

Note - If a film is not in bold and isn't in italics (e.g. Unstoppable, Andalusia), it means tracking for that film ended and the total listed isn't final yet. The totals for those films are likely to increase <1% when the final total is released.

Highlights:

The final figures for Black Swan were released this past week, and it comes in 140 million yen ($1.8 million) higher than it's final tracking figure back in August.

Rise of the Planet of the Apes continues it's climb up the charts as it nears 2 billion yen.

Moteki also continues to climb it's way up the charts, also nearing 2 billion yen.


Films nearing 1 billion yen (900 million yen+):

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