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Post by snitch on Nov 6, 2011 17:14:23 GMT -6
18 mln for Tintin in just 2 weeks in Spain?! At this time?! WOW, Tintin you're a monster.
Also , that's some nice numbers for In Time.
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 17:27:49 GMT -6
Real Steel has quietly become a bit of a foreign hit over the past month—the robot boxing movie added another $10.7 million for a total of $127.2 million from 38 territories. According to distributor Walt Disney Pictures, that's just 61 percent of their overseas potential, meaning Real Steel could be on its way to around $200 million total. It will move one step closer to that goal when it expands in to China this weekend.
Rise of the Planet of the Apes extended its reign overseas with another $7.5 million. Most of this comes from China, where it eased 26 percent to $6.6 million. Overall, the movie has made $292.8 million overseas, and it shouldn't have much of a problem closing north of $300 million.
Great for both!
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Post by shriekofthevulture on Nov 6, 2011 17:52:21 GMT -6
Can Real Steel reach 200m overseas?
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 18:01:47 GMT -6
If what Disney said is true, then it can.
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Post by shriekofthevulture on Nov 6, 2011 18:04:55 GMT -6
taking a look it still has China, Japan, Italy, Spain, and many other countries left so it looks like it probably can. Nice to see it make up for its rather weak domestic performance with good foreign earnings. Definitely not another Cowboys & Aliens here
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Post by shriekofthevulture on Nov 6, 2011 18:09:26 GMT -6
is it me or is Tin Tin may not even reach 400M? It opened in all of its major earning potential countries and it's only at 125M?
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 18:12:35 GMT -6
125 M after a 40 m weekend. But I agree, 400 M is 50/50 now.
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Post by fake on Nov 6, 2011 22:19:35 GMT -6
Tintin vs Smurfs market comparison (at similar points of time)
UK : $16.4M / $12.7M
France: $39.8M / $12.3M
Spain: $18.1M / $8.6M
Germany: $10.5M / $14.2M
Italy: $4.1M / $8.3M
Beligium: $6.1M / $4.8M
Sweden: $6.9M / $2.1M
Denmark: $3.6M / $2.0M
Russia: $5.9M / $4.3M
Total(in these markets): 102M / 69.3M
Tintin is 50% ahead compared to Smurfs at the similar point of time. It will finish well ahead in Europe.
I don't see any reason whatsoever to worry about 400M. In fact it is still heading for 500M+.
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Post by Totem on Nov 6, 2011 22:46:18 GMT -6
Yep 500m looks good, the staggered release can be confusing. It still has plenty of markets to open in.
Personally I am thinking 20m in Australia.
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 23:41:09 GMT -6
Oh I see. Great then. Was THE SMURFS strong in Asia?
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 23:51:43 GMT -6
Tintin adds $41m to surge past $125m internationallywww.screendaily.com/news/distribution/tintin-adds-41m-to-surge-past-125m-internationally/5034327.articleA further $40.8m for the family adventure mostly through Sony pushed it to $125.3m while Constantin’s The Three Musketeers is several swishes of the blade away from $100m through Summit International licensees. The Adventures Of Tintin had little trouble holding on to pole position and continued to deliver powerful results in the second weekend. The film was active on 6,811 screens in 45 markets, mostly through Sony Pictures Releasing International. France remained the key and generated $7.8m from 914 for a dazzling $39.8m, while Spain produced $6.2m from 819 for an excellent $18.1m. Tintin opened in Russia in second place on $5.9m from 900 and added $3.6m in Germany from 878 for $10.5m, and surged to $6.1m in Belgium following a $2.5m haul from 169 in comic book creator Herge’s native Belgium. The sole release so far through Paramount is also a success: the film has amassed a $16.4m running total in the UK after grossing $3.3m from 517. In other highlights through Sony, Tintin stands at $6.9m in Sweden, $4.1m in Italy, $3.6m in Denmark, $2.9m in Switzerland and $2.2m in Holland. The number one Finnish debut generated a mighty $520,000 from 100 screens. The Smurfs has amassed $416.5m and Anonymous stands at an early $1.1m following a $530,000 weekend from 311 screens in Australia, the UK and New Zealand. Fox International’s sci-fi thriller In Time took $16.6m from 3,517 screens in 52 markets for an impressive $38m tally after 10 days in release. It opened at number two in the UK on $3m from 428 and debuted top in Mexico on $1m from 477. In Time brought in $3.9m in the second weekend in Russia on 903 as the tally climbed to $10.6m, while Australia’s $1.7m weekend from 286 raised the running total to $5m. In other launches, the film ranked fourth in Brazil on $609,193 from 123 and third in Holland on $322,901 from 63. Rise of The Planet Of The Apes stayed top in China as a muscular $6.6m from 2,300 boosted the tally to $21.6m after two weekends. The film stands at $29.4 in Japan after five and grossed $7.5m overall for the weekend from five remaining markets and is sitting pretty on $294.3m. What’s Your Number has grossed $15.7m. Fox International Productions’ Taiwanese hit You Are The Apple Of My Eye held on to pole position in Hong Kong for the third consecutive weekend on $1.1m from 85 for $5.6m. The international running total has reached $18.5m. DreamWorks Animation’s US number one hit Puss In Boots grossed $15m outside North America through Paramount Pictures International (PPI) from 1,262 sites in four markets and has amassed $39m. The dominant force was Russia, where Puss In Boots already ranks as the fourth biggest animated release and the 11th biggest release following a superb $13.6m weekend in 1,007, which brought the total to $35m. Paranormal Activity 3 grossed $14.1m from 3,662 sites in 50 territories for an impressive $77.1m. The horror hit opened top in Germany on $3.6m from 275 and debuted well in Japan too, taking $1.8m from 152. It stands at $15.5m in the UK and $6.8m in Mexico, both after three weekends. Footloose has amassed a relatively early $10m from 23 territories DreamWorks’ Real Steel grossed $10.7m in the fifth weekend through Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International and now stands at $127.2m. Top territories include Russia on $19.5m, South Korea on $16.9m, Mexico on $12.5m, Australia on $11m and the UK on $7.1m. The Help added $3.2m for an early $22.2m and has reached $189.6m worldwide. Australia has delivered $8m, France $3.5m and the UK $3.5m. The Lion King 3D has generated $53.1m. Universal’s comedy caper Tower Heist launched in 23 territories through UPI and grossed $9.5m from 1,948 venues. It opened at number three in the UK on $2.3m from 416 and ranked fifth in Germany on $1.7m from 461 and second in Spain on $1.6m from 300. Johnny English Reborn added $7.3m from 3,500 sites in 53 territories for an international running total of $139.6m and has amassed $29.9m in the UK after five weekends. The Change-Up is on $31m, Drive $1.3m through the UPI launch in Russia, The Thing $4.9m and Fast And Furious Five $420m. The Three Musketeers grossed $5.8m from approximately 5,345 screens and currently stands at $94.7m. Warner Bros Pictures International reported that Contagion added $5m from 2,547 in 45 for $45.5m/ It has reached $1.9m in Brazil and $1.7m in Mexico, both after two weekends. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy has crossed $22m in the UK through StudioCanal.
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Post by fake on Nov 7, 2011 0:31:59 GMT -6
Oh I see. Great then. Was THE SMURFS strong in Asia? It did well in Middle East and China. But Japan did only $3m. Tintin should get a very healthy lead from there (Spielberg last 3 blockbusters, i.e. Indy 4 ($53m), WotW ($54m) and Minority Report ($43m) were huge there). South and South-East Asia should also see Tintin beating Smurfs. For example, Smurfs did only $1m in India but Tintin should do $5m+. |
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 7, 2011 1:09:08 GMT -6
I see. Great. 2011 will break the overseas record.
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Post by Totem on Nov 7, 2011 1:25:16 GMT -6
I think Tintin needs 600m+ WW for it to have a shot at a sequel.
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Post by fake on Nov 7, 2011 2:35:15 GMT -6
A sequel was almost certain to be made, unless the movie flopped big time. Even $500m would be enough for SS and PJ to go forward with the sequel.
It is the second sequel, that Spielberg has said will depend on the outcome of the first two films.
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Post by tesseract on Nov 7, 2011 4:00:56 GMT -6
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Post by Cedarpoint on Nov 7, 2011 4:05:32 GMT -6
400M was needed when the budget was 130M. Now its closer to 175M... I would say 600M WW is a reasonable amount for a sequel. It really all depends on how well it does in the States. |
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Post by Totem on Nov 7, 2011 4:10:39 GMT -6
I think this is a more important piece of information. Paramount and Sony, which are evenly splitting expenses and profits, are investing even more money in the project. The movie cost $150 million to $175 million after tax credits, according to people close to the production. The studios will also spend more than $100 million to market and release the movie worldwide.
Upping the movie's high stakes, about 30% of "Tintin" revenue will go directly to Spielberg and Jackson, making it even more difficult for the studios to reap a big profit.Take the 175m budget after Tax (Was probably something like 250m+ before the credits), give it a reasonable 130m marketing budget and the total amount spent will be around 300m. Applying the 55% studio rule it will need 600m WW to break even. Not even factoring in PJ and Spielbergs crazy 30% of revenue. If the film makes 600m, 300m goes to the theaters, 90m to PJ and Speilberg and approx 200m to the studios. 600m would be a success for the film, but not so impressive to the studios who are key in there being a sequel. |
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Post by fake on Nov 7, 2011 6:30:29 GMT -6
With home media sales and rentals, studios will get a healthy profit on their investment, even with $600m from ticket sales. A sequel will then most likely happen.
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Post by tupek on Nov 7, 2011 9:55:37 GMT -6
Tintin vs Smurfs market comparison (at similar points of time) UK : $16.4M / $12.7M France: $39.8M / $12.3M Spain: $18.1M / $8.6M Germany: $10.5M / $14.2M Italy: $4.1M / $8.3M Beligium: $6.1M / $4.8M Sweden: $6.9M / $2.1M Denmark: $3.6M / $2.0M Russia: $5.9M / $4.3M Total(in these markets): 102M / 69.3M Tintin is 50% ahead compared to Smurfs at the similar point of time. It will finish well ahead in Europe. I don't see any reason whatsoever to worry about 400M. In fact it is still heading for 500M+. in Latin America is where Tin - Tin will fall far short than Smurfs, probably in China too. |
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Post by adim on Nov 7, 2011 9:57:25 GMT -6
It'll get a sequel, even if the studios don't necessarily profit off the first one. $600m is nothing to scoff at- they'll just be more careful with the budgeting for #2.
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Post by fake on Nov 7, 2011 10:34:13 GMT -6
Rough predicts for next weekend:
Holdovers: $24-25m (-40%)
New openers: $5-6m
Total weekend: $30m ($175m cume)
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Post by efialtes76 on Nov 7, 2011 10:41:16 GMT -6
From WOKJ(thanks to Almost Famous):
"According to OUR distributor Puss in Boots increased (!) by 4.8% on 2nd weekend with estimated 471.9 mln RUB ($15.3 mln). Best 2nd weekend ever crushing Avatar (411.5 mln RUB).
Estimated 11day total is 1105.5 mln RUB, about $36mln."
WTF!
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Post by fake on Nov 7, 2011 10:46:22 GMT -6
Wow! Absolutely fantastic! Even 50M is possible!
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Post by Totem on Nov 7, 2011 18:38:47 GMT -6
Crazy number for Puss!
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 7, 2011 18:41:48 GMT -6
PIB's success in Russia is great but strange.
Like, why?
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Post by vc2002 on Nov 7, 2011 19:26:12 GMT -6
"about 30% of "Tintin" revenue will go directly to Spielberg and Jackson" Holy crap! That's fvcked up! Sony must have been desperately asking Spielberg and Jackson to make this movie.  |
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Post by vc2002 on Nov 7, 2011 19:28:07 GMT -6
PIB's success in Russia is great but strange. Like, why? Shrek 4 explored in Russia remember? |
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 7, 2011 19:31:48 GMT -6
So PIB is more popular than SHREK?
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Post by fake on Nov 7, 2011 19:35:57 GMT -6
So PIB is more popular than SHREK? It must have been marketed heavily as a movie from Shrek franchise. |
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