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Kris K
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 Re: Intl. Box-Office Oooh, i thought Juno made £4M in uk, not $4M, i read your post wrong.
Ah in that case... just under £2,000,000.
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getluv
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Re: Intl. Box-Office How does this work:
Definitely, Maybe
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Australia 2 N UPI $1,302,551 - 199 - $6,545 $1,337,508 1
UK 6 N UPI $1,358,056 - 332 - $4,091 $1,358,056 1
The UK gross is just so disappointing.
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MadGez
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Re: Intl. Box-Office getluv wrote: How does this work:
Definitely, Maybe
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Australia 2 N UPI $1,302,551 - 199 - $6,545 $1,337,508 1
UK 6 N UPI $1,358,056 - 332 - $4,091 $1,358,056 1
The UK gross is just so disappointing. What always surprises me is how few theatres they have in the UK. I mean their population is atleast 3 times ours yet theatre counts are never 3 times as high. But yeah thats dismal for DefMay _________________
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Re: Intl. Box-Office "Paramount Pictures International's (PPI) Iron Man went head-to-head with two new potential blockbusters in the overseas arena at the weekend and emerged relatively unscathed as the clear winner despite scorching heat across many parts of Europe.
The comic book adaptation added an estimated $32.5m from 5,557 sites in 57 PPI territories, a decent performance that elevated the international cumulative tally to $140m. Combined with non-PPI grosses in Germany, France, Austria and Spain, Iron Man stands at $165m.
Audiences rewarded the antics of Robert Downey Jr and friends with number one holds in South Korea, where the film added $4.7m from 490 for $17m, and the UK, where $4.1m from 485 raised the tally to a muscular $20.8.
It stayed top in France through SND thanks to an extra $3.3m and added $2.1m in Spain through Sony Pictures releasing International (SPRI) to rank second on $8.8m. In other number one holds through PPI the film triumphed in Australia on $3.1m from 221 for $10.6m, Mexico on $2m from 404 screens for $14.1m, Brazil on $1.7m from 254 screens for $8.5m, and Italy on $1.7m from 465 sites for $8m.
The Spiderwick Chronicles grossed $1m from 1,585 venues in 64 territories for $88.6m.
Fox International's romantic comedy What Happens In Vegas debuted on $23m from 3,902 screens in 36 markets.
Number one results ensued in Spain on $3.6m from 404 screens, Germany on $1.8m from 508, Holland on $524,998 from 93 and Austria on $473,749 from 83. Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Belgium and Finland also generated table topping results.
What Happens In Vegas launched in Russia on $3m from 476 and France on $2.3m from 304, and opened in second place in the UK on $2.7m from 400 and Australia on $2.3m from 335. It also finished second in Italy thanks to $1.6m from 299.
Horton Hears A Who added $1.5m from approximately 2,500 screens in 28 markets and stands at $135.7m. Street Kings added $1.2m from approximately 1,500 in 42 for $27.6m, while Shutter raised its tally by $495,000 from 950 in 18 to $14.5m and 27 Dresses stands at $72.6m through Fox International and $77.8m overall.
Meet The Spartans stands at $45.5m, The Darjeeling Limited has reached $20.75 to become the highest grossing Wes Anderson film overseas, Lions For Lambs has amassed $47.6m and Juno stands at $83.5m
Warner Bros Pictures International's (WBPI) Speed Racer disappointed, just as the domestic launch fell below expectations. The Wachowski Brothers' family film grossed $12.8m from 3,940 sites in 30 markets.
Performance was generally superior in Asia and Latin America as Europe succumbed to the heat wave. Speed Racer opened top in South Korea on $2.4m from 229 prints, second in Mexico on $1.9m from 702 prints, and second in Brazil on $1.5m from 545 prints nationwide.
Elsewhere the action title grossed $930,000 in Spain, $789,000 in the UK, $589,000 in Thailand, $516,000 in Argentina, $494,000 in Venezuela, $480,000 in Italy, $292,000 in Singapore, $287,000 from Indonesia and $284,000 in Peru.
Upcoming launches include Russia on May 29, Australia on Jun 12, France on June 18 and Japan on July 5.
The Bucket List grossed $2.2m from 684 screens in 32 markets for $68.9m, buoyed by an excellent $1.95 launch in Japan from 233 screens nationwide. Fool's Gold added $1.5m from 1,282 screens in 43 for $35.5m and stands at $2.5m after three weekends in Spain. 10,000 BC added $685,000 from 900 in 38 markets for $171.7m and the prehistoric saga has taken $7.9m in Japan.
Universal's comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall grossed $1.7m through UPI from 944 sites in nine territories for $19.8m. It ranks third in its third weekend in the UK on $1.1m from 382 for $11.2m and ranks fourth in its fourth weekend in Australia on $335,000 from 195 for $5.6m.
Nim's Island raised its tally by $900,000 from 573 venues in UPI's three territories for $9.4m. UPI acquired rights in 16 territories and the next release will be Germany on June 19.
Romantic comedy Definitely, Maybe stands at $20.2m and dance drama Step Up 2 The Streets has grossed $38m from UPI's five territories. Overall it has amassed more than $85m through all distributors.
SPRI's romantic comedy Made Of Honor added $3.5m from 1,320 screens in 19 markets for $21.7m. In second weekend results, the film added $890,000 from 255 in Australia and ranks third on $2.9m, $930,000 from 345 in Mexico to rank third on $3.2m and $615,000 from 347 in the UK to rank seventh on $2.9m.
The card counting drama 21 added $2.3m from 1,350 screens in 39 markets on $41.3m and opened in South Africa on $35,000 from 20 screens.
As mentioned earlier, SPRI is releasing Iron Man in Spain, where the film added $2.1m from 55 screens to rank second on an $8.8m running total."
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Re: Intl. Box-Office - Iron Man at $342 million worldwide! That is great for Iron Man. Hopefully marvel made some kind of deal with the distributors of germany, france, spain and austria so that they make money from those markets too.
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Re: Intl. Box-Office - Iron Man at $342 million worldwide! What surprises me the most is how it underperformed in South Korea  Hopefully, it'll do well in Japan.. otherwise it might fail to reach 100m WORLDWIDE _________________
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"Iron Man has maintained its grip on the international marketplace for a third straight weekend, grossing an estimated $25.6m for an international total to date of $206m.
The comic book-based blockbuster’s nearest challenger was The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, which started its international roll-out with a promising estimated $20.7m from 2,000 screens in 12 mostly smaller territories.
All films in the marketplace were helped by a break in the hot weather that had kept Northern Europeans in particular away from cinemas last weekend.
Zooming past the $200m mark, Iron Man grossed an estimated $20m from 4,609 locations in the 58 territories handled by Paramount Pictures International (PPI), $1m from the 526 screens in the single territory handled by Sony Pictures Releasing International (SPRI), and another $4.6m from territories handled by other distributors.
PPI reported a drop of only 5% in the UK, where the Marvel production remained at number one with a gross of $3.7m from 479 locations, for a cumulative territory take of $25.6m.
In Australia, the film dropped 30% but still held on to the number one slot with a gross of $2.2m from 218 locations, for a territory total of $13.8m.
Top spot was also retained in Brazil, where the 25% drop led to a $1.3m gross from 255 locations, for a territory total of $10.7m.
Korea produced $2m from 358 locations, Mexico $1.3m from 408 locations, and Italy $1.2m from 321 locations.
SPRI reported a gross of $1m from 526 screens in Spain, for second place in the market and a territory total of $10.3m.
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International (WDSMPI) said family fantasy sequel Prince Caspian, produced by Disney with Walden Media, opened 27% better than its predecessor did in the same group of markets (and 14% better than Iron Man). Launched during the winter holiday of 2005, the first Narnia film, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, went on to gross $453m internationally (compared to $291.7m in North America).
Opening day-and-date with its chart-topping domestic launch, Caspian took an estimated $7.5m from 700 screens in Mexico, 36% better than the first film. Russia produced $5.6m from 700 screens, 53% better than the first film. And Korea delivered $3.5m from 300 screens, 1% better than the first film.
Other strong performances came in India ($935,000, 57% up on Lion), Malaysia ($924,000, 18% up), Panama ($800,000, 55% up) and Indonesia ($651,000, 27% up).
Fox International’s What Happens in Vegas continued to play well outside the US, earning an estimated $20m from 4,200 screens in 56 markets over its second international weekend. The rom-com’s international total climbed to $55m.
In the UK, Vegas was up 22% to $3m from 405 screens, for a territory total of $7m. In Germany, it was up 36%, taking top spot with $2.6m from 509 screens, for a total of $5.7m.
Spain produced a top-ranking $2.3m from 410 screens (total $6.7m), Australia $1.9m from 334 screens (total $5.2m), Russia $1.4m from 476 screens (total $6.6m), and France $1.3m from 306 screens (total $5.1m).
Big budget disappointment Speed Racer dropped a modest 30% in Western Europe and 32% in Latin America to gross an estimated $7m (representing 1.3m admissions) from 4,700 prints in 39 markets, reported Warner Bros Pictures International (WBPI). The film’s international total has reached $24.4m after two weekends.
The family action outing took an estimated $1.1m in Brazil (for a local total of $2.8m); $1m in Mexico (total $4.1m); $803,000 in the UK (total $1.7m); and $725,000 in Korea (total $4.3m).
SPRI’s Made of Honor grossed an estimated $5.7m from 2,085 screens in 25 markets, for an international total to date of $19.6m.
The romantic comedy opened in Germany with $1.5m from 502 screens (for second place in the market), in Brazil with $1m from 142 screens (also for second place) and in five smaller territories.
Card counting drama 21 took an estimated $3.8m from 1,415 screens in 40 markets, said SPRI, for an international total of $46m.
The film opened in Australia with $1.4m from 191 screens and in Taiwan with a chart-topping $660,000 from 60 screens.
Universal’s rom-com entry Forgetting Sarah Marshall grossed $1.5m from 694 dates in 10 territories, raising its international total to $21.8m.
It opened in Sweden with an estimated $135,000 (expected to be good enough for top spot in the market) from 24 dates.
In the UK, the film was up 7% from its second weekend with $1.1m from 393 dates, for a 17-day total of $12.8m.
WBPI’s The Bucket List grossed an estimated $1.4m (representing 125,000 admissions) from 560 screens in 25 markets, for an international cumulative total of $72.5m.
The comedy held on to number two spot in Japan by grossing an estimated $1.3m (100,000 admissions) from 233 screens, for a local running total of $5.2m.
Nim's Island grossed $1.1m from 552 dates in the three territories handled by Universal. The family fantasy has amassed $10.5m so far in Universal territories and $26m in all markets.
SPRI’s Prom Night grossed an estimated $800,000 from 300 screens in four markets, for a total to date of $3.3m. The horror remake opened in Spain with $685,000 from 226 screens.
Universal’s acquisition (for four territories) Doosmday took $473,000 from 258 dates over its second weekend in the UK.
The studio’s Definitely, Maybe grossed $325,000 from 340 dates in 22 territories and raised its international total to $20.5m. It opened in Italy with $90,000 from 100 dates.
Also from Universal: In Bruges took $320,000 in the UK, for a local total of $9m; The Other Boleyn Girl grossed $232,000, raising its total in the studio’s territories to $32.8m; Untraceable took $165,000 from 196 dates in seven territories, for a Universal total of $10.9m and an overall international tally of $14.5m; and Step Up 2 The Streets took $130,000 from 150 dates in the studio’s five territories. The dance drama sequel has now grossed $38.2m for Universal and $85m overall internationally (compared to its predecessor’s $49m).
Fox’s Shutter grossed $742,522 from 504 screens in 20 markets, opening in Australia with $373,204 from 72 screens. The international total for the thriller stands at $15.5m.
The studio’s Street Kings grossed $718,936 from 701 screens in 32 markets, for a running international total of $29.1m; Horton Hears a Who! took $502,194 from 1,500 screens in 17 markets, for a total of $136.8m; and The Darjeeling Limited took $102,563 from 50 screens in four markets, for a total of $21m. "http://www.screendaily.com/ScreenDailyA ... &Category=
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Re: Intl. Box-Office - Iron Man at $428 million worldwide! Iron Man is doing very well overseas and so is Las vegas.
narnia 2 opening is superb in several countries which is to be expected since overseas audience love fantasy movies.
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Kris K
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Re: Intl. Box-Office - Iron Man at $428 million worldwide! What Happens in Vegas is doing so well overseas...Increasing 22% in the uk!!
Damn, it looks like Shutter bombed in the UK if over $300,000 of that $750,000 weekend gross was from Australia..
Shit. I was hoping for $800,000 from the UK.
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Kris K
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Re: Intl. Box-Office - Iron Man at $428 million worldwide! Hold on actually, Variety states Shutter was only released in 55 cinemas in the UK.
I wonder why? after One Missed call made £1.2M and The Eye has made £1.9M so far.
Weird.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $269 million WW, Iron Man at $480m Paramount and Lucasfilms’ Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull unearthed plenty of box office gold at the weekend, grossing an estimated $143m in the international marketplace and another $126m in North America. Though it did not break any records, Crystal Skull will, if early estimates are confirmed, end up among the industry’s all-time top ten openers domestically, internationally and globally. Paramount put the performance down to good reviews and a response from audiences of all ages to the first Indiana Jones sequel in 19 years. The $143m international take came from 12,000 screens in over 8,300 locations in 56 markets, said Paramount Pictures International (PPI), with the film opening in many markets on Wednesday or Thursday. It was Paramount’s biggest international opening ever (easily beating the $102.5m start made by War of the Worlds in 2005) and the sixth biggest international opening of all time, ranking between Star Wars: Episode III and The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. The long-awaited fourth installment of the Lucasfilm-produced adventure franchise – with Steven Spielberg back in the directing chair, Harrison Ford returning as the title character and Cate Blanchett and Shia LaBeouf co-starring – topped local charts in all its major territories. In the UK (which has a holiday on Monday) Crystal Skull grossed an estimated $21.5m over four days from 536 locations. That was 70% more than Iron Man took during its first Friday-to-Monday run in the market, said PPI. In France, the gross was $14.1m from 781 locations, 96% more than Iron Man. Germany produced $12.6m from 841 locations, 262% more than Iron Man; Spain delivered $11.7mn over four days from 731 locations, 128% up on Iron Man; Korea reported $10m over four days from 619 locations, 76% better than Iron Man; Australia delivered $9m from 263 locations; Russia $8.4m from 602 locations; Italy $6.5m from 625 locations; Brazil $5.7m over four days from 257 locations; and Mexico $4.5m over four days from 426 locations. For the North American market, Paramount on Sunday (May 25) estimated a Thursday-to-Sunday gross of $126m for the PG-13-rated film, which screened in some cinemas just after midnight on Wednesday and spread to a total of 4,260 locations over the weekend. The studio estimated the film would take another $25m on Monday, the Memorial Day holiday in the US. That would give Crystal Skull a three-day weekend total of $101m (the tenth biggest of all time), a four-day Memorial Day weekend take of $126m (the second biggest ever, after the $139.8m achieved this time last year by Buena Vista’s Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End), and an overall five-day opening of $151m (the fifth biggest ever). The $269m global opening tally (which does not include Paramount’s estimate for the Monday holiday in the US) is the fifth biggest of all time, again ranking Crystal Skull between Star Wars: Episode III and The Return of the King. Other early estimates of North American box office takings (full estimates for the holiday weekend will not be available until Monday) put Buena Vista’s The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian at $23m for the Friday-Sunday period, representing a steep 58% decline from the film’s chart-topping opening last weekend. Paramount’s Iron Man appears to have held up better against Indy, dropping 37% in its fourth weekend to an estimated $20.1m for Friday-Sunday. In the international marketplace, meanwhile, Prince Caspian opened in Japan – the only major market that did not get Crystal Skull this weekend – and grossed an estimated and chart-topping $7.7m from 324 locations, said Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International (WDSMPI). Overall, Caspian took an estimated $18m from 3,361 screens in 13 territories over the weekend, bringing its international total to $49.1m, 11% better, said WDSMPI, than the first Narnia film at a comparable point in its roll-out. Caspian has already beaten the first film’s total takes in Russia and India. Iron Man, international leader for the last three weekends, grossed an estimated $12.5m from 8,000 prints in almost 6,000 international locations this weekend, according to PPI, one of the Marvel film’s several distributors outside the US. That brought the film’s total international gross to $228m – $191.5m from PPI markets, $10.8m from the single market handled by Sony Pictures Releasing International (SPRI), and the rest from other territories and companies. Fox International reported the same estimated gross of $12.5m, this time from 3,800 screens in 56 markets, for What Happens In Vegas. But the studio said the final weekend figure for the film – which has now reached $77.8m internationally – could be higher. SPRI’s Made of Honor took an estimated $3.4m from 1,745 screens in 25 markets, for a total to date of $25.6m. Speed Racer, from Warner Bros Pictures International (WBPI), dropped another 58% to gross an estimated $3m (representing 611,000 admissions) from 3,400 prints in 40 territories. International total to date for the big budget family entry stands at $29.8m. SPRI’s 21 grossed an estimated $1.8m from 1,025 screens in 37 markets, bringing its international total to $49.3m. WBPI’s The Bucket List grossed an estimated $1.2m (98,500 admissions) this weekend from 511 screens in 23 markets, for a running international total of $75.2m. Universal’s Forgetting Sarah Marshall grossed an estimated $800,000 from 515 dates in 9 territories, raising its international total to $23.2m. Nim’s Island, acquired by Universal for a parcel of territories, grossed $520,000 from 494 dates in three of those territories. The film’s running total for the three Universal markets now stands at $11.1m and its total for all markets at $27m. Universal's Definitely, Maybe grossed $115,000 from 122 dates in 15 territories (for an international total to date of $20.7m) and the studio’s The Other Boleyn Girl took $105,000 from 105 dates in seven Universal territories (for a Universal total so far of $33.1m). The film’s overall international total now stands at $37m. Fox International reported takes of $430,000 from 300 screens in 15 markets for Shutter (international total to date $16.5m); $266,000 from 450 screens in 9 markets for Horton Hears A Who! (total $138m); and $263,000 from 500 screens in 13 markets for Street Kings (total $30.2m). http://www.screendaily.com/ScreenDailyA ... &Category=_________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $269 million WW, Iron Man at $480m Dr. Lecter wrote: Paramount and Lucasfilms’ Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull unearthed plenty of box office gold at the weekend, grossing an estimated $143m in the international marketplace and another $126m in North America. Though it did not break any records, Crystal Skull will, if early estimates are confirmed, end up among the industry’s all-time top ten openers domestically, internationally and globally. Paramount put the performance down to good reviews and a response from audiences of all ages to the first Indiana Jones sequel in 19 years. The $143m international take came from 12,000 screens in over 8,300 locations in 56 markets, said Paramount Pictures International (PPI), with the film opening in many markets on Wednesday or Thursday. It was Paramount’s biggest international opening ever (easily beating the $102.5m start made by War of the Worlds in 2005) and the sixth biggest international opening of all time, ranking between Star Wars: Episode III and The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. The long-awaited fourth installment of the Lucasfilm-produced adventure franchise – with Steven Spielberg back in the directing chair, Harrison Ford returning as the title character and Cate Blanchett and Shia LaBeouf co-starring – topped local charts in all its major territories. In the UK (which has a holiday on Monday) Crystal Skull grossed an estimated $21.5m over four days from 536 locations. That was 70% more than Iron Man took during its first Friday-to-Monday run in the market, said PPI. In France, the gross was $14.1m from 781 locations, 96% more than Iron Man. Germany produced $12.6m from 841 locations, 262% more than Iron Man; Spain delivered $11.7mn over four days from 731 locations, 128% up on Iron Man; Korea reported $10m over four days from 619 locations, 76% better than Iron Man; Australia delivered $9m from 263 locations; Russia $8.4m from 602 locations; Italy $6.5m from 625 locations; Brazil $5.7m over four days from 257 locations; and Mexico $4.5m over four days from 426 locations. For the North American market, Paramount on Sunday (May 25) estimated a Thursday-to-Sunday gross of $126m for the PG-13-rated film, which screened in some cinemas just after midnight on Wednesday and spread to a total of 4,260 locations over the weekend. The studio estimated the film would take another $25m on Monday, the Memorial Day holiday in the US. That would give Crystal Skull a three-day weekend total of $101m (the tenth biggest of all time), a four-day Memorial Day weekend take of $126m (the second biggest ever, after the $139.8m achieved this time last year by Buena Vista’s Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End), and an overall five-day opening of $151m (the fifth biggest ever). The $269m global opening tally (which does not include Paramount’s estimate for the Monday holiday in the US) is the fifth biggest of all time, again ranking Crystal Skull between Star Wars: Episode III and The Return of the King. Other early estimates of North American box office takings (full estimates for the holiday weekend will not be available until Monday) put Buena Vista’s The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian at $23m for the Friday-Sunday period, representing a steep 58% decline from the film’s chart-topping opening last weekend. Paramount’s Iron Man appears to have held up better against Indy, dropping 37% in its fourth weekend to an estimated $20.1m for Friday-Sunday. In the international marketplace, meanwhile, Prince Caspian opened in Japan – the only major market that did not get Crystal Skull this weekend – and grossed an estimated and chart-topping $7.7m from 324 locations, said Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International (WDSMPI). Overall, Caspian took an estimated $18m from 3,361 screens in 13 territories over the weekend, bringing its international total to $49.1m, 11% better, said WDSMPI, than the first Narnia film at a comparable point in its roll-out. Caspian has already beaten the first film’s total takes in Russia and India. Iron Man, international leader for the last three weekends, grossed an estimated $12.5m from 8,000 prints in almost 6,000 international locations this weekend, according to PPI, one of the Marvel film’s several distributors outside the US. That brought the film’s total international gross to $228m – $191.5m from PPI markets, $10.8m from the single market handled by Sony Pictures Releasing International (SPRI), and the rest from other territories and companies. Fox International reported the same estimated gross of $12.5m, this time from 3,800 screens in 56 markets, for What Happens In Vegas. But the studio said the final weekend figure for the film – which has now reached $77.8m internationally – could be higher. SPRI’s Made of Honor took an estimated $3.4m from 1,745 screens in 25 markets, for a total to date of $25.6m. Speed Racer, from Warner Bros Pictures International (WBPI), dropped another 58% to gross an estimated $3m (representing 611,000 admissions) from 3,400 prints in 40 territories. International total to date for the big budget family entry stands at $29.8m. SPRI’s 21 grossed an estimated $1.8m from 1,025 screens in 37 markets, bringing its international total to $49.3m. WBPI’s The Bucket List grossed an estimated $1.2m (98,500 admissions) this weekend from 511 screens in 23 markets, for a running international total of $75.2m. Universal’s Forgetting Sarah Marshall grossed an estimated $800,000 from 515 dates in 9 territories, raising its international total to $23.2m. Nim’s Island, acquired by Universal for a parcel of territories, grossed $520,000 from 494 dates in three of those territories. The film’s running total for the three Universal markets now stands at $11.1m and its total for all markets at $27m. Universal's Definitely, Maybe grossed $115,000 from 122 dates in 15 territories (for an international total to date of $20.7m) and the studio’s The Other Boleyn Girl took $105,000 from 105 dates in seven Universal territories (for a Universal total so far of $33.1m). The film’s overall international total now stands at $37m. Fox International reported takes of $430,000 from 300 screens in 15 markets for Shutter (international total to date $16.5m); $266,000 from 450 screens in 9 markets for Horton Hears A Who! (total $138m); and $263,000 from 500 screens in 13 markets for Street Kings (total $30.2m). http://www.screendaily.com/ScreenDailyA ... &Category=Yay, Indy passed Raiders entire international gross in a single weekend. Will probably have not much trouble being the biggest of the franchise by next weekend. When though, thats the question? _________________ Chippy wrote: As always, fuck Thegun. Chippy wrote: I want to live vicariously through you, Thegun!
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $269 million WW, Iron Man at $480m WEEKEND REPORTSex continued to sell overseas as New Line's hit adaptation Sex And The City booted PPI's Indiana Jones and Kung Fu Panda into second and third place, respectively. The comedy saga about four Manhattan women added an estimated $38.1m from 25 new territories and robust holdovers to stand at $91.3m. Combined with the $99.3m domestic tally, the film should cross $200m worldwide by Monday. There were 13 number one launches including $7.7m from 452 in Australia, $1.5m from 58 in Denmark and $1.1m from 150 in Greece. Two debuts that did not secure top spot but deserve mention are South Korea's $2.8m from 350 and Mexico's $1.2m from 420. The UK led the holdovers on $6.6m for $32.1m, Germany on $3.7m for $13.6m, France on $3.7m for $11m and Italy on $1.7m for $6.5m. Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull soared past $300m thanks to a $36m yield from 8,352 venues in 60 territories that raised the tally to $326m. The UK led the charge on $5.6m from 522 for $65.2m, followed by France on $4.3m from 803 for $30.3m, Spain on $3.1m from 671 for $24.9m, Germany on $2.8m from 740 for $22.3m and Australia on $2.7m from 256 for $21.5m. DreamWorks Animation's Kung Fu Panda opened day-and-date with the number one North American launch in 1,398 sites in nine territories and generated $20.7m. Every territory delivered a record for a DreamWorks Animation release and there were three-day industry records for animated launches in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines. Number one highlights came from Russia on $9.2m from 569 and South Korea on $7.5m from 550 sites over four days. The three industry marks came from Singapore's $1.3m from 29, Malaysia's $943,000 from 59 and the Philippines' $833,000 from 95. Iron Man is slowing down, adding just $3.7m from 2,805 venues in 58 PPI territories for $208.5m. Including other distributors, the running total climbed $4.8m to $249m. The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian crossed $100m through Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International as $20.3m from 5,540 screens in 28 territories raised the tally to $101.2m. The fantasy saga ranked number one in 14 territories and grossed $3.8m from 365 in Australia and $3.2m from 500 in China. It still ranks top in the third weekend in Japan on $2.5m from 780 for $20m, and ranks top for the second consecutive weekend in Brazil on $1.3m from 500 for $4.3m. In other results, Taiwan generated $1.3m from 120, Mexico produced a further $1.2m from 800 for $16.8m, the Philippines produced $1.1m from 80 and Hong Kong generated $1m from 50. Fox International's romantic comedy What Happens In Vegas consolidated its $100m-plus box office count as $7.8m from 3,000 screens in 62 territories raised the tally to $107.9mSony Pictures Releasing International's (SPRI) card counting drama 21 added $4.4m from 1,575 screens in 50 markets for $59.3m, buoyed by $1.9m from 304 screens for third place in France and $205,000 from 36 for third place in Switzerland. Romantic comedy Made Of Honor added $2.9m from 1,645 in 34 for $35m and opened in third place in Holland and Venezuela on $230,000 from 62 and $210,000 from 30, respectively. The Argentine debut produced $115,000 from 32 for fourth place. Sony's comedy You Don't Mess With The Zohan grossed $2m from 406 screens in two markets that opened day-and-date with the number two North American launch. Mexico generated $1.9m from 401 for first place and Adam Sandler's biggest debut in the market. Iceland produced $55,000 from five for number one. Horror film Prom Night took $2m from 780 screens in 23 markets for $6.8m and launched in the UK in fourth place on $1.2m from 293 and opened in Germany in fifth place on $280,000 from 180. Universal/UPI is lying low ahead of next weekend's wide release of The Incredible Hulk. Forgetting Sarah Marshall had no new openings but remained active in ten territories through UPI and stands at $24.7m. The next wave of releases is next weekend when the romantic comedy ventures into German-speaking Europe. Family title Nim's Island stands at $14m through UPI and $31m through all distributors. The screwball comedy Leatherheads has amassed $8.6m. Warner Bros Pictures International's family film Speed Racer added $1.2m from 1,945 prints in 43 markets for $36m. The top five markets so far are Mexico on $5.9m, South Korea on $4.6m, Brazil on $4.2m, the UK on $3.1m and Venezuela on $2.6m. Drama The Bucket List has amassed $79m. http://www.screendaily.com/ScreenDailyA ... &Category=
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $579 million WW, SATC: $190m WW! Some quick comments:
Indy is comfortably heading towards a $800+ million total worldwide gross. How far beyond the mark it will get, will depend on its performance in Japan and its remaining legs in the USA. It should be at well over $620 million WW by the end of the next weekend. Too bad Euro 2008 hurts it, otherwise it could have gone up to $850+ million WW.
VERY impressive for Sex and the City. I think it'll soar past $300 million worldwide with ease and might even pass $350 million.
You know what film the true winner is so far, though? What Happens in Vegas. That's really a very surprisingly potent international performance for it. With Brazil and Japan still ahead, I see this making around $210-215 million worldwide.
21's run has been slow and steady. With Netherlands, Mexico, South Korea and othersstill ahead, I see its WW total at $160+ million.
Decent for The Bucket List, though I honestly expected more from it internationally. Still, around $175 million worldwide is still a fine number for the drama.
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $579 million WW, SATC: $190m WW! Thats a great opening for SATC in Australia.
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"Scare fare triumphed overseas as M. Night Shyamalan's "The Happening" edged "The Incredible Hulk" at the weekend's foreign box office.
"The Happening" took $32.1 million at 5,714 playdates in 88 markets, but "Incredible Hulk" turned in a far stronger per-screen performance, with $31 million at 3,165 in 38 territories, as the superhero pic won head-to-head battles while holding back launches in much of Europe.
The frame also saw solid holdover biz for "Sex and the City" with $23.3 million and "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" with $18.5 million.
Fox Intl. took advantage of the year's only Friday the 13th to launch "The Happening" in every market except Japan and Argentina. Co-prexies Paul Hanneman and Tomas Jegeus said the Shyamalan pic beat internal forecasts, as it overcame the distractions of the Euro Cup soccer tourney plus unenthusiastic reviews.
"There's a real disconnect between critics and audiences, who are responding well to a very watchable film," Jegeus noted, adding that moviegoer reaction has encouraged Fox to expect decent holdover biz in coming weeks.
The solid start for "The Happening" represents something of a rebound for Shyamalan, whose "Lady in the Water" took in only $30 million overseas in 2006. His previous pics have shown plenty of traction offshore, with "The Sixth Sense," "Unbreakable," "Signs" and "The Village" combining for more than $800 million in foreign box office.
"The Happening" topped $1 million in 10 markets and scored first places in France with $4.7 million, in Spain with $3.8 million and in Italy with $1.9 million -- with no competition from "The Incredible Hulk." It finished third in the U.K. with $3.4 million as "Hulk" easily won with $6.3 million and the third frame of "Sex and the City" took in $3.7 million.
"Hulk" generated socko Mexican biz, with $4.6 million, 86% higher than "The Happening," and Universal's biggest launch ever for that territory. The superhero pic also scored in the booming Russian market with $3.7 million, including U's biggest opening day ever on Thursday.
Universal noted "The Incredible Hulk" had easily outperformed 2003's "Hulk" in markets including South Korea, where it took $3.3 million, 88% up on its predecessor. "Hulk" grossed $113 million overseas by the end of its run. "Incredible Hulk" expands next weekend into Italy and Spain and won't face another superhero pic until Sony opens "Hancock" in early July.
Overall biz was typically brisk for a summer, as "Sex and the City" remained a formidable counterprogrammer and lifted its foreign cume to $136 million, led by an impressive $40.4 million in the U.K. Its Australian soph sesh turned in the top number, with $4.2 million, off 45%, and its Holland launch led with $1.2 million.
"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" also stayed solid, with its fourth frame declining 50% for a foreign cume of $357.7 million -- leading "Iron Man" as the year's top international grosser by more than $100 million. With a Japan launch next weekend, "Skull" is certain to top the $400 million mark in overseas box office, becoming the first pic to do so since "Ratatouille."
Par's "Kung Fu Panda" put its paws on $14 million at 1,721 in 15 markets, with brawny second frames in Russia with $5.3 million and South Korea with $4.4 million -- topping "The Incredible Hulk" in both. Par's cumed $41.5 million overseas so far as it's opted for a go-slow release strategy for "Panda," with the family pic expanding to China and Mexico next weekend.
Disney's "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" continued to find family coin with $11.2 million at 4,700 in 30 markets, pushing its foreign cume to $123 million. Soph seshes in Australia and Japan brought in $1.9 million each; "Caspian" turned in a boffo $1 million launch in Argentina, the highest opening of 2008, and the Mouse House's third biggest ever in that market.
With summer vacations not yet in full swing in Europe, Disney has held off the European launch of "Caspian" until late June, when it opens in the U.K. and France.
Romantic comedy "What Happens in Vegas" led the rest of the pack with $3.1 million at 2,000, pushing the foreign cume to $114.1 million -- well above Fox's expectations and nearly $40 million ahead of the domestic total.
Sony's "Made of Honor" charmed its way to $3 million at 1,500, led by a second-place Italian launch, for a $39 million foreign cume. Its "21" added $2.5 million at 1,255 to lift the international total to a respectable $63.5 million.
Sony's also opted to go gradually with "You Don't Mess With the Zohan," which took in $1.4 million at 455 in four markets for a $4.6 million foreign cume. "Zohan" goes into Australia, Israel and Russia next weekend.
Fox's "Juno" opened with $211,000 at 111 in Japan, its final foreign market, to lift the comedy's offshore take to an impressive $84.3 million."SOURCE
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! - Great number for both The Happening and The Incredible Hulk, well, all thing considered. The Happening already outgrossed Lady in the Water in its first week. IH is doing better than Hulk. - 'Sex' for 350m. Fantastic. - Looks like Indy 4 will just either fall short of 800m WW or barely pass it. - Panda opens in China next week? emmm interesting! - Prince Caspian needs to NOT disappoint in big 5 markets it has left (UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy), if it still wants 4000m OS. And when I said 'to NOT disappoints', I didn't mean 'to be BIG', not necessary. If it makes AT LEAST 60m from UK + 35m in France + 30m in Germany + 18m in Italy + 25m in Spain, 400m is still in play. Otherwise, not a tiny chance. But right now, seems like 350m is assured. - Vegas will pass 200m WW. AWESOME! - Made of Honor is currently ahead of Speed Racer! both OS and WW!  _________________
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! This summer's overseas gross seriously pales in comparison to last summer's.
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Re: Intl. Box-Office MadGez wrote: getluv wrote: How does this work:
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Australia 2 N UPI $1,302,551 - 199 - $6,545 $1,337,508 1
UK 6 N UPI $1,358,056 - 332 - $4,091 $1,358,056 1
The UK gross is just so disappointing. What always surprises me is how few theatres they have in the UK. I mean their population is atleast 3 times ours yet theatre counts are never 3 times as high. But yeah thats dismal for DefMay Our population distribution is such where there are fewer theaters, but more screens. I Believe there are just over 1,000 theaters in the UK, but the cineworld in Glasgow for example has 18 screens. Birmingham's cinema has 30 screens, with 6,200 capacity.
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! Weekend actuals OS. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/weeke ... =24&p=.htm1 N The Happening $31,398,321 - 63 - $31,398,321 1 2 N The Incredible Hulk $30,766,138 - 38 - $30,766,138 1 3 1 Sex and the City $24,651,669 -38.6% 45 +3 $138,800,577 3 4 2 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull $21,886,023 -40.8% 56 -2 $359,456,424 4 - 4 Kung Fu Panda $15,388,076 -24.8% 15 +6 $42,656,364 2 - 7 Za majikku awâ (The Magic Hour) $3,627,033 -25.2% 1 - $13,283,357 2 - 11 Made of Honor $2,974,821 -1.6% 28 -3 $39,200,789 7 - 8 21 $2,467,184 -46.1% 37 -14 $63,483,666 11 - - Forgetting Sarah Marshall $1,925,368 +1,073.8% 10 +3 $26,820,763 9 - 10 Iron Man $1,615,480 -50.2% 50 -3 $249,532,100 7 - 12 You Don't Mess with the Zohan $1,317,380 -36.0% 4 +1 $4,560,251 2 - 16 Speed Racer $1,200,000 - 40 -3 $37,600,000 6 Indy was underestimated by a bit, i knew a 50% drop was way to much, nice numbers for it, should have no problems passing 800million WW, and it opens in japan this weekend.
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! Indiana Jones is doing incredible numbers overseas
As is SATC.
With quite a few markets to go, Including Japan, Russia, Spain and Sweden, there is a lot of steam left in this bad girl yet.
If it can score over $230m, its a lock for #1 or #2 grossing romantic comedy worldwide of all time
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! Michael. wrote: Indiana Jones is doing incredible numbers overseas
As is SATC.
With quite a few markets to go, Including Japan, Russia, Spain and Sweden, there is a lot of steam left in this bad girl yet.
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! JURiNG wrote: - Panda opens in China next week? emmm interesting!
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! Any Japan numbers for Indy yet?
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Re: Intl. Box-Office: Indy - $633 million WW, SATC: $256m WW! Thegun wrote: Any Japan numbers for Indy yet? Yep, $13.1m in 325...
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