Box Office internazionale: incassi e pronostici

[Mikuz90]

Benvenuto Federico! Un altro Potterfanatico, evviva! asd
Comunque, gli 1,3M per il weekend non sono malaccio, ha comunque recuperato un po' su New Moon anche se credo che al massimo si fermerà ai 295. Overseas supererà di sicuro la Pietra (a meno di crolli improvvisi ma non penso)

[peter pan]

1.34 milioni circa per il week-end di DH, ha perso solo il 44% rispetto allo scorso week-end...GOF si avvantaggiò del lunedì di festa, mentre il 16 quest'anno è caduto di domenica...

[FortunaMaior90]

Non vorrei sbagliarmi, ma credo che anche domani sia festa in America...

Almeno, ho letto così su ogni sito specializzato: Martin Luther King's Day...

Infatti, domani HP incasserà almeno altri 300.000 dollari e supererà il Calice...


Noto con piacere di non essere l'unico adepto del Potterismo! :mrgreen:

[Victor]

4. The King's Speech $9,070,000 41% 1,543 785 $5,878 $44,593,859 8 Weinstein Company

Avete notato che incassi sta facendo The King's Speech?! Di questo passo (e considerando le imminenti nominations) 75-80mln mi sembrano l'obiettivo minimo a cui può ambire

[FortunaMaior90]

Comunque, senza voler assolutamente "tifar contro" i Pirati ( :biggrin, credo che con un piccolo sforzo HP DH1 potrebbe agguantare il 9° posto assoluto...

Io prevedo possa arrivare ai 955, ma di lì ai 961 il passo è breve...fatalmente breve... :uhhm:

[peter pan]

si, hai ragione :sisisi: quindi lunedì si troverà sui 290, superato il calice e a solo 2.3 milioni da new moon :sisisi:

[Edo.Raven]

Non vorrei sbagliarmi, ma credo che anche domani sia festa in America...

Almeno, ho letto così su ogni sito specializzato: Martin Luther King's Day...

Infatti, domani HP incasserà almeno altri 300.000 dollari e supererà il Calice...


Noto con piacere di non essere l'unico adepto del Potterismo! :mrgreen:

Sìsì è festa, infatti il MLK day cade sempre il terzo LUNEDì di gennaio!

Ps: benvenuto! E penso proprio di poter dire che i Potteriani qui sono la maggior parte degli utenti

4. The King's Speech $9,070,000 41% 1,543 785 $5,878 $44,593,859 8 Weinstein Company

Avete notato che incassi sta facendo The King's Speech?! Di questo passo (e considerando le imminenti nominations) 75-80mln mi sembrano l'obiettivo minimo a cui può ambire

Ah guarda io sono estasiato dagli incassi di questo bel gruppetto:

3 True Grit (2010) $11,200,000 -23% 3,459 335 $3,238 $126,411,895 4 Paramount
4 The King's Speech $9,070,000 41% 1,543 785 $5,878 $44,593,859 8 Weinstein Company
5 Black Swan $8,125,000 0% 2,328 744 $3,490 $72,993,358 7 Fox Searchlight
[...]
9 The Fighter $5,125,000 -27% 2,414 -114 $2,123 $65,769,664 6 Paramount

Alla fine avremo (circa): almeno $150m per i Coen, almeno $70m per The King's Speech, almeno $100 per Black Swan e $80 per The Fighter... $400m per quattro film da Oscar non blockbuster né dal genere facile. Fantastico!

[Nikes]

Ah meno male pensavo di essere l'unico ad essere piacevolmente sorpreso da King's Speech

[Mikuz90]

Alcuni dati Overseas dall'Hollywood reporter

Hollywood Reporter:

The superhero film drew the lowest No. 1 weekend gross overseas since Oct., bumping 'Tangled' to No. 2 while 'Fockers,' 'Tron' and 'Tourist' hold strong and round out the top five.

A lackluster weekend on the foreign language theatrical circuit saw Sony's high- budget The Green Hornet narrowly taking the No. 1 box office slot with an estimated $16.1 million grossed from 2,981 offshore screens in 35 markets.
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The 3D special effects-laden feature, based loosely on the popular radio series about a masked vigilante and his sidekick Kato, drew the lowest No. 1 weekend gross overseas since Oct. 3 when Sony's Resident Evil: Afterlife claimed the top spot with $15.6 million.

Hornet -- reportedly produced on a budget exceeding $125 million -- took the No. 1 box office spots in at least seven markets. Germany was the biggest with $4.5 million drawn from 609 spots. In the U.K. the Seth Rogan vehicle (he co-produced, co-scripted and is the star) finished No. 2 with $3.15 million grossed from 489 venues while in France, the tally was $2.35 million from 522 situations.

Hornet also opened No. 1 in the U.S. and Canada.

Disney Animation's Tangled, last round's No. 1 box office winner, finished a close second this weekend with $15.6 million generated from 4,723 screens in 33 territories for a foreign box office total of $212.5 million so far. The 3D animation retelling of the classic Rapunzel tale remains gangbusters in Latin America, and now ranks as Disney's 19th animation title to surpass $200 million in over overseas box office.

Universal introduced director Ron Howard's comedy The Dilemma, costarring Vince Vaughn and Kevin James, in four offshore markets (Australia, New Zealand, Romania and Japan) for an estimated $1.8 million drawn from 303 situations – for a $5,941 per-screen average.

The take from Australia's bow ($1.4 million from 190 locations) was suppressed by flooding in Queensland and Victoria. Dilemma, which opened No. 2 domestically, debuts in six markets this week including the U.K.

Paramount's Little Fockers finished No. 3 on the weekend with $15.2 million elicited from 5,152 locations in 53 markets, pushing the overseas cume for the third title in the Meet The Parents comedy franchise to $134.5 million. A No. 2 Italy opening generated $3.3 million from 340 situations.

No. 4 on the weekend was Disney's Tron: Legacy, which premiered in China at an unspecified number of situations for $8.1 million, as per Disney. Overall weekend take for the 3D sequel to 1982's Tron was $14.6 million from 5,573 venues in 45 territories. With about 45% of the foreign circuit yet to play, Legacy has accumulated $167.2 million so far with a global take coming in at $324.1 million.

Finishing fifth was The Tourist, which Sony and other distributors have in release at 4,210 screens in 68 markets. Weekend take is $13.9 million pushing the overseas gross total for the romantic thriller costarring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie to $122 million. A No. 1 Mexico bow threw off $1.5 million from 351 locations.

The 20th Century Fox film Gulliver's Travels is on the verge of breaking the $100-million-gross barrier overseas (cume stands at $99.7 million) thanks to am $11 million weekend from 4,643 screens in 43 markets. The Jack Black 3D vehicle opened in Brazil to $2.3 million drawn from 452 spots.

Openings in eight markets – led by a No. 2 Germany bow; $2 million generated from 350 situations – pushed the weekend tally of Love and Other Drugs to $9.2 million overall from a total of 2,351 screens in 27 markets. Cume for the romantic comedy comes in at $34.6 million.

Fox's The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader claimed $9 million on the weekend from 5,862 screens in 66 markets, pushing its overseas gross total to $258.9 million.

No. 1 in the U.K. remains The Weinstein Co's coproduction The King's Speech, which enunciated its way via Momentum to an estimated $7 million from some 430 locations. Paramount is handling the film in Australia where the weekend take was $1.8 million from 105 sites for a market cume of $12 million.

Holding Italy's No. 1 slot for the second consecutive weekend was Medusa Film's Ma che bella giornata (But What A Beautiful Day), a comedy starring Checco Zalone, which amassed an estimated $8 million from at least 482 locations for a market cume so far of about $33.5 million.

DreamWorks Animation's Megamind, released by Paramount, pushed its foreign gross total to $158 million due to a $7 million weekend from 4,262 venues in 60 territories. The 3D animation opened No. 1in South Korea via C.J. Entertainment, garnering $3 million from 592 situations.

Warner Bros.' animation title Yogi Bear opened No. 1 in Australia and New Zealand, and collected $5.7 million on the weekend from a dozen overseas markets, pushing its cume to $13.3 million. Same distributor's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I drew $5.3 million from some 4,100 screens in 53 territories. The seventh Harry Potter title, with an estimated cume of $648 million, is poised to become the second highest foreign grosser of the most profitable franchise in movie history. (Offshore cume for the first Harry Potter is still tops with $657 million).

An Australia bow ($1.97 million from 203 locations) helped Sony's Burlesque generate a weekend total of $4.9 million from 1,245 screens in 28 markets pushing the offshore gross total of the musical drama costarring Cher and Christina Aguilera to $24.6 million.

Fox's Unstoppable, the runaway train vehicle starring Denzel Washington, came up with $4.3 million from 1,655 screens in 13 territories for an overseas cume of $76.3 million. Director Clint Eastwood's Hereafter grossed $4.1 million from 1,100 screens in 20 markets. The Warner's release has rolled up an early foreign cume of $13.8 million.

Paramount's Morning Glory, a romantic comedy costarring Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton, opened in eight territories, and drew $4 million on the weekend overall from 1,383 sites in 11 markets. Cume so far stands at $7.2 million.

Opening in Denmark was Sony's release of director James L. Brooks' How Do You Know, the romantic comedy costarring Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson, Paul Rudd and Jack Nicholson. Weekend take was $200,000 from 84 situations for a per-screen average of $2,381.

Fox opened in the U.K. Conviction, starring Hillary Swank as single working mother who puts herself through law school in order to defend her brother convicted of murder. No. 12 bow generated an estimated $350,000 from 254 locales.

Seizing the top spot in Japan and pushing its foreign gross total to $108.1 million was Sony's The Social Network, which collected $2 million from 344 Japan locations. Weekend overall drew $2.3 million from 715 screens in 30 markets.

Grabbing the No. 1 spot in France was Relativity Media/Atlas Ent.'s Season of the Witch, costarring Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman, which was released in the market by Metropolitan Filmexport. Debut round at some 250 spots landed an estimated $2.5 million.

Top grossing local language title in France was Le Fils a Jo, a rugby-themed comedy directed and scripted by former rugby star Philippe Guillard. The Gaumont release opened No. 3 in the market with an estimated $1.9 million from 400 situations.

Ranking No. 4 in France was Mar's Distribution's La chance de ma vie (The Chance of My Life), a comedy about a romantically befuddled marriage counselor. Second round at 350 sites drew an estimated $1.4 million for a market cume of $4.4 million. No. 5 was Disney's pickup of Japanese animation/fantasy title from Studio Ghibli Kari-gurashi no Arietti (The Borrowers), which drew an estimated $1.1 million from some 177 locations.

Other international cumes: Universal's Devil, $25 million (thanks to a $1.2 million weekend at 280 sites in 12 markets); Lionsgate's Saw 3D, estimated $85 million; Universal's Last Night, $625,000 from 199 locations in Russia only; and Lionsgate's The Next Three Days, estimated $22 million.

Hp sta a 937,7M WW, domani batterà l'Ordine e sarà il decimo incasso della storia :musino:

[GeekyEleanor]

Ah meno male pensavo di essere l'unico ad essere piacevolmente sorpreso da King's Speech

io sono piacevolissimamente sorpresa sia da the King's Speech sia da Black Swan. io ero pronta a vederli sgonfiare praticamente subito dopo la release ma...evidentemente c'è ancora qualcuno che vuol vedere del buon cinema!

[WildNavi]

PRONOSTICI 2011

Sanctum 3D
OW: 27 mln
Tot USA: 88 mln
Tot WW : 184 mln

[peter pan]

harry potter 1 all'8 posto, harry potter 7 al 10 posto, harry potter 5 all'11 posto, harry potter 6 al 12 posto, harry potter 4 al 17 posto, harry potter 2 al 20 posto...nelle prime 20 posizioni di incasso WW ci sono ben 6 film di una stessa saga... :musino:

[Nikes]

harry potter 1 all'8 posto, harry potter 7 al 10 posto, harry potter 5 all'11 posto, harry potter 6 al 12 posto, harry potter 4 al 17 posto, harry potter 2 al 20 posto...nelle prime 20 posizioni di incasso WW ci sono ben 6 film di una stessa saga... :musino:

lo so...che tristezza xD

[Edo.Raven]

Uh uh $648m uhuh... festeggerò se e quando supererà i $657m...

[FortunaMaior90]

Beh, che Dire!

6 Film dello stesso Franchise nelle prime 20 posizioni è straordinario. E, ne sono certo, IRRIPETIBILE!

Lunga Vita a Harry Potter!


...tra l'altro, a questo punto, è certo che supererà gli incassi al di fuori degli USA della Pietra Filosofale...arriverà certamente ai 659-660, ALMENO! Io continuo a sperare che con un bel colpo di coda riesca a toccare i 667, il che vorrebbe dire sorpassare I Pirati in 9° posizione...e, quindi, con ogni probabilità, avere nuovamente, come successo fino a 6 mesi fa, 3 film nelle prime 10 posizioni assolute!