View Full Version : Spanish Weekly Box Office Report - 2004
Damned Martian
01-08-2004, 03:04 PM
Even with the poor success of my spanish box office thread for 2003, I've decided to make another one for 2004. Here I'll put every week the results of the spanish BO in dollars. And, as I've been doing, and the aussies have copied me ;), I'll make also an estimate of what would have made the movies in the USA with these numbers. I've corrected the ratio I used, since I have new cyphers, and now it's a x12 multiply (it was a x14 last year).
Also, when the numbers are available, I'll give you a look to the top25 of 2003 in Spain's theaters.
Let's start!
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (January 2-4):
1. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $4,359,388 (-37.6%) // $31,095,588
2. FINDING NEMO - $1,740,088 (-31.7%) // $27,992,263
3. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $884,050 (-17.5%) // $11,692,825
4. LOS REYES MAGOS (HTTP://www.losreyesmagos.net/) - $655,900 (+10.6%) // $2,289,938
5. LOVE ACTUALLY - $574,375 (-7.7%) // $8,377,638
6. ELF - $559,438 (-26.5%) // $3,767,563
7. UNA DE ZOMBIS (http://www.unadezombis.com/) - $544,488
8. EL CID: LA LEYENDA (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0315000/) - $506,725 (-14.5%) // $2,334,688
9. S.W.A.T.- $430,788 (-27.4%) // $6,807,075
10. MATCHSTICK MEN - $367,800 (-16%) // $2,356,213
11. THE MEDALLION - $361,888 (-30.6%) // $1,304,713
12. LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION - $310,513 (-2.8%) // $2,738,400
13. ANYTHING ELSE - $280,963 (-19.4%) // $2,635,888
14. FREAKY FRIDAY - $260,450 (-20.5%) // $2,922,338
15. HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES - $256,263 (-30.5%) // $1,359,838
FILM - Weekend BO (change from previous week) // Accumulated BO
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
CORRECTED numbers later...
Damned Martian
01-08-2004, 03:16 PM
CORRECTED numbers for past weekend (January 2-4):
1. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $52,312,656 (-37.6%) // $373,147,056
2. FINDING NEMO - $20,881,056 (-31.7%) // $335,907,156
3. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $10,608,600 (-17.5%) // $140,313,900
4. LOS REYES MAGOS (HTTP://www.losreyesmagos.net/) - $7,870,800 (+10.6%) // $27,479,256
5. LOVE ACTUALLY - $6,892,500 (-7.7%) // $100,531,656
6. ELF - $6,713,256 (-26.5%) // $45,210,756
7. UNA DE ZOMBIS (http://www.unadezombis.com/) - $6,533,856
8. EL CID: LA LEYENDA (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0315000/) - $6,080,700 (-14.5%) // $28,016,256
9. S.W.A.T.- $5,169,456 (-27.4%) // $81,684,900
10. MATCHSTICK MEN - $4,413,600 (-16%) // $28,274,556
11. THE MEDALLION - $4,342,656 (-30.6%) // $15,656,556
12. LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION - $3,726,156 (-2.8%) // $32,860,800
13. ANYTHING ELSE - $3,371,556 (-19.4%) // $31,630,656
14. FREAKY FRIDAY - $3,125,400 (-20.5%) // $35,068,056
15. HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES - $3,075,156 (-30.5%) // $16,318,056
Remember that the ratio I used is Spanish Numbers x 12 = USA Theoretical Numbers
Jon Lyrik
01-08-2004, 11:20 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
12. LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION - $4,036,669 (-2.8%) // $35,599,200
Is that in Spanish currency, or American currency?
If American currency, yay! Better than the US run.
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Damned Martian
01-09-2004, 02:35 PM
Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
Is that in Spanish currency, or American currency?
If American currency, yay! Better than the US run.
That's the numbers it would have made, have Spain the population and the ticket cost of the US. It's a way to compare the numbers in Spain and USA easierly. So yes, it's doing better (although not great).
Damned Martian
01-16-2004, 03:27 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (January 9-11):
1. THE LAST SAMURAI - $5,333,488
2. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $1,998,475 (-54.2%) // $35,059,463
3. FINDING NEMO - $655,013 (-62.4%) // $29,255,888
4. CALENDAR GIRLS - $573,413
5. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $423,388 (-52.1%) // $12,538,188
6. LOVE ACTUALLY - $350,975 (-38.9%) // $9,022,750
7. UNA DE ZOMBIS (http://www.unadezombis.com/) - $306,275 (-43.7%) // $1,118,325
8. IMPOSTOR - $278,400
9. MATCHSTICK MEN - $181,425 (-50.7%) // $2,731,213
10. EL CID: LA LEYENDA (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0315000/) - $166,700 (-67.1%) // $2,670,038
11. ANYTHING ELSE - $163,825 (-41.7%) // $2,955,625
12. S.W.A.T.- $157,213 (-63.5%) // $7,193,975
13. ELF - $153,188 (-72.6%) // $4,105,188
14. THE MEDALLION - $146,750 (-59.4%) // $1,641,388
15. GOOD BYE, LENIN! - $142,350 (-19.4%) // $2,370,238
FILM - Weekend BO (change from previous week) // Accumulated BO
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
CORRECTED numbers later...
Damned Martian
01-16-2004, 04:48 PM
CORRECTED numbers for past weekend (January 9-11):
1. THE LAST SAMURAI - $64,001,856
2. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $23,981,700 (-54.2%) // $420,713,556
3. FINDING NEMO - $7,860,156 (-62.4%) // $351,070,656
4. CALENDAR GIRLS - $6,880,956
5. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $5,080,656 (-52.1%) // $150,458,256
6. LOVE ACTUALLY - $4,211,700 (-38.9%) // $108,273,000
7. UNA DE ZOMBIS (http://www.unadezombis.com/) - $3,675,300 (-43.7%) // $13,419,900
8. IMPOSTOR - $3,340,800
9. MATCHSTICK MEN - $2,177,100 (-50.7%) // $32,774,556
10. EL CID: LA LEYENDA (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0315000/) - $2,000,400 (-67.1%) // $32,040,456
11. ANYTHING ELSE - $1,965,900 (-41.7%) // $35,467,500
12. S.W.A.T.- $1,886,556 (-63.5%) // $86,327,700
13. ELF - $1,838,256 (-72.6%) // $49,262,256
14. THE MEDALLION - $1,761,000 (-59.4%) // $19,696,656
15. GOOD BYE, LENIN! - $1,708,200 (-19.4%) // $28,442,856
FilmBuff84
01-16-2004, 10:30 PM
Go The Last Samurai!!!
I can't believe you're only getting Imposter now, I assume that's the Gary Sinise/Madeline Stowe sci-fi flick. It doesn't seem to be able to be a hit anywhere.
Damned Martian
01-17-2004, 06:26 PM
Originally posted by FilmBuff84
Go The Last Samurai!!!
I can't believe you're only getting Imposter now, I assume that's the Gary Sinise/Madeline Stowe sci-fi flick. It doesn't seem to be able to be a hit anywhere. Yes, it is. It wasn't even advertised much. I guess the studio didn't want to spend much money in a film that had no big stars and no international word of mouth. And less with such a big competition still on theaters.
In other news, I'm surprised on how much TLS has made, considering that January is a weak month for films. But I guess it has been benefited by the fact that we had been two weeks without any important release, and the top grosser films that could have been contenders for it were already burnt. I expect it to have a huge drop on second weekend and smaller drops on subsequental. After all, this week is Mona Lisa Smile's release, and Spanish people are as huge fans of Julia as of Cruise.
Jon Lyrik
01-17-2004, 06:30 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
Yes, it is. It wasn't even advertised much. I guess the studio didn't want to spend much money in a film that had no big stars and no international word of mouth. And less with such a big competition still on theaters.
In other news, I'm surprised on how much TLS has made, considering that January is a weak month for films. But I guess it has been benefited by the fact that we had been two weeks without any important release, and the top grosser films that could have been contenders for it were already burnt. I expect it to have a huge drop on second weekend and smaller drops on subsequental. After all, this week is Mona Lisa Smile's release, and Spanish people are as huge fans of Julia as of Cruise.
Damn. You got Imposter this late?! That was released like two years ago here.
Damned Martian
01-17-2004, 07:42 PM
Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
Damn. You got Imposter this late?! That was released like two years ago here. We also had Caveman's Valentine this week, but it didn't break in the top15.
On the other hand, we had Knockaround Guys already on DVD when you were still anticipating it...
Quite pathetic, I know :eek:
Originally posted by Damned Martian
We also had Caveman's Valentine this week, but it didn't break in the top15.
On the other hand, we had Knockaround Guys already on DVD when you were still anticipating it...
Quite pathetic, I know :eek:
Same around here. Sometimes I see movies on DVD and then they get a thatrical release. Traffic, Far From Heaven, Spy Game, Two Weeks Notice are recent examples.
More pathetic? :p
Jon Lyrik
01-17-2004, 08:27 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
We also had Caveman's Valentine this week, but it didn't break in the top15.
On the other hand, we had Knockaround Guys already on DVD when you were still anticipating it...
Quite pathetic, I know :eek:
Jesus. You guys still waiting for Citizen Kane to be released over there?
Damned Martian
01-18-2004, 05:15 PM
Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
Jesus. You guys still waiting for Citizen Kane to be released over there? I think that's on February, but it may be delayed :D
Damned Martian
01-23-2004, 06:11 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (January 16-18):
1. THE LAST SAMURAI - $4,044,775 (-24.2%) // $10,780,575
2. MONA LISA SMILE - $1,975,038
3. COLD CREEK MANOR - $1,812,875
4. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $1,306,113 (-34.6%) // $36,926,363
5. CALENDAR GIRLS - $535,788 (-6.6%) // $1,293,575
6. FINDING NEMO - $433,275 (-33.9%) // $28,113,975*
7. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $254,838 (-39.8%) // $12,894,425
8. LOVE ACTUALLY - $213,538 (-39.2%) // $9,332,125
9. DERAILED - $209,850
10. UNA DE ZOMBIS (http://www.unadezombis.com/) - $188,250 (-38.5%) // $1,354,025
11. IMPOSTOR - $151,075 (-45.6%) // $500,275
12. ALL OR NOTHING - $133,288
13. GOOD BYE, LENIN! - $119,500 (-16.1%) // $2,540,225
14. EL CID: LA LEYENDA (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0315000/) - $119,338 (-28.4%) // $2,808,675
15. MYSTIC RIVER - $112,388 (-14%) // $5,570,688
FILM - Weekend BO (change from previous week) // Accumulated BO
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
CORRECTED numbers later...
*Apparently, there must have been some kind of mistake either this week or the latter with Nemo's total numbers, because this week it has less money :confused:
Damned Martian
01-23-2004, 06:37 PM
CORRECTED numbers for past weekend (January 16-18):
1. THE LAST SAMURAI - $48,537,300 (-24.2%) // $129,366,900
2. MONA LISA SMILE - $23,700,456
3. COLD CREEK MANOR - $21,754,500
4. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $15,673,356 (-34.6%) // $443,116,356
5. CALENDAR GIRLS - $6,429,456 (-6.6%) // $15,522,900
6. FINDING NEMO - $5,199,300 (-33.9%) // $337,367,700
7. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $3,058,056 (-39.8%) // $154,733,100
8. LOVE ACTUALLY - $2,562,456 (-39.2%) // $111,985,500
9. DERAILED - $2,518,200
10. UNA DE ZOMBIS (http://www.unadezombis.com/) - $2,259,000 (-38.5%) // $16,248,300
11. IMPOSTOR - $1,812,900 (-45.6%) // $6,003,300
12. ALL OR NOTHING - $1,599,456
13. GOOD BYE, LENIN! - $1,434,000 (-16.1%) // $30,482,700
14. EL CID: LA LEYENDA (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0315000/) - $1,432,056 (-28.4%) // $33,704,100
15. MYSTIC RIVER - $1,348,656 (-14%) // $66,848,256
Damned Martian
01-23-2004, 06:43 PM
And now, a look at Friday 23rd's opening movies in Spain:
(wide)
The Rundown
Stuck on You
Paycheck
(not wide, not limited)
Bon Voyage
Titus (yes, that Titus!)
(limited)
The Kid Stays in the Picture
El Espiritu de la Colmena (re-issue)
Le Pharmacien de Garde
FilmBuff84
01-23-2004, 07:16 PM
So awesome to see The Last Samurai going strong. Cold Creek Manor had a pretty good debut.
Titus, wow, that's old, and I was surprised to see you actually got Derailed in cinemas.
Interesting charts.
Damned Martian
01-29-2004, 03:03 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (January 23-25):
1. THE LAST SAMURAI - $3,073,938 (-24%) // $14,780,800
2. STUCK ON YOU - $1,423,800
3. MONA LISA SMILE - $1,381,700 (-30%) // $3,890,088
4. COLD CREEK MANOR - $1,160,788 (-36%) // $3,314,900
5. PAYCHECK - $951,438
6. THE RUNDOWN - $854,813
7. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $770,463 (-41%) // $38,067,525
8. CALENDAR GIRLS - $398,775 (-25.6%) // $1,848,875
9. FINDING NEMO - $251,600 (-41.9%) // $28,513,925
10. BON VOYAGE - $247,613
11. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $140,238 (-45%) // $13,103,150
12. ALL OR NOTHING - $119,900 (-10%) // $304,363
13. TITUS - $119,163
14. LOVE ACTUALLY - $115,863 (-45.7%) // $9,511,438
15. GOOD BYE, LENIN! - $102,088 (-14.6%) // $2,690,288
FILM - Weekend BO (change from previous week) // Accumulated BO
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
CORRECTED numbers later...
Damned Martian
01-29-2004, 03:14 PM
CORRECTED numbers for past weekend (January 23-25):
1. THE LAST SAMURAI - $36,887,256 (-24%) // $177,369,600
2. STUCK ON YOU - $17,085,600
3. MONA LISA SMILE - $16,580,400 (-30%) // $46,681,056
4. COLD CREEK MANOR - $13,929,456 (-36%) // $39,778,800
5. PAYCHECK - $11,417,256
6. THE RUNDOWN - $10,257,756
7. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $9,245,556 (-41%) // $456,810,300
8. CALENDAR GIRLS - $4,785,300 (-25.6%) // $22,186,500
9. FINDING NEMO - $3,019,200 (-41.9%) // $342,167,100
10. BON VOYAGE - $2,971,356
11. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $1,682,856 (-45%) // $157,237,800
12. ALL OR NOTHING - $1,438,800 (-10%) // $3,652,356
13. TITUS - $1,429,956
14. LOVE ACTUALLY - $1,390,356 (-45.7%) // $114,137,256
15. GOOD BYE, LENIN! - $1,225,056 (-14.6%) // $32,283,456
I see two big bombs here... Quite unexpected for me, I thought both were going to do decently, over all The Rundown.
Damned Martian
01-29-2004, 03:17 PM
Friday 30th releases:
The Haunted Mansion
21 Grams
Try Seventeen
In The Cut
La Vida que te Espera
Trileros
Will Eddie Murphy dethrone the midget once and for all? How will people respond to 21 Grams? Will any of the others even enter the top10? More news next week!
Great thread in here :cool: the numbers are adjusted to US$$, right? It's very cool to see The Last Samurai being a big hit. I cant wait to see this film but we won't have it here till March! :(
Originally posted by FilmBuff84
and I was surprised to see you actually got Derailed in cinemas.
We had it in cinemas last year, too! I checked it on Video and it turned out to be the piece of trash I should've avoided.
XCoRyX
02-04-2004, 06:03 PM
is the derailed you speak of the recent Jean Claude Van-Damme film?
Damned Martian
02-04-2004, 06:27 PM
Originally posted by XCoRyX
is the derailed you speak of the recent Jean Claude Van-Damme film? Yep. I didn't even know it existed until it opened here. Obviously, it was seen and not seen in theaters, since its natural territory was the videostore. :)
XCoRyX
02-05-2004, 08:17 AM
yeah terrible,terrible movie...not the type of moving to try and rebroadcast his career over to people with...Replicant should have been in theaters,both US & Others as well....
Damned Martian
02-05-2004, 04:34 PM
I made some changes...
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (January 30-February 1):
1. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $2,350,475 | $6,715
2. THE LAST SAMURAI - $2,221,188 | $5,326 | -27.7% | $17,694,750
3. STUCK ON YOU - $1,010,175 | $3,673 | -29.1% | $2,679,075
4. 21 GRAMS - $1,003,300 | $6,515
5. MONA LISA SMILE - $914,100 | $3,027 | -33.8% | $5,160,288
6. COLD CREEK MANOR - $706,950 | $3,047 | -39.1% | $4,234,188
7. PAYCHECK - $611,263 | $2,568 | -35.8% | $1,808,238
8. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $581,850 | $2,155 | -24.5% | $38,926,638
9. THE RUNDOWN - $425,600 | $1,509 | -50.2% | $1,464,713
10. TRILEROS (http://www.columbia-tristar.es/peliculas/trileros/trileros.htm) - $282,650 | $1,884
11. CALENDAR GIRLS - $250,038 | $2,174 | -37.3% | $2,228,413
12. LA VIDA QUE TE ESPERA (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0395296/) - $209,563 | $2,328
13. IN THE CUT - $205,738 | $2,572
14. MYSTIC RIVER - $158,750 | $2,560 | +64.4% | $5,931,488
15. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $142,275 | $1,635 | +66.2% | $4,990,275
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
CORRECTED numbers later...
Damned Martian
02-05-2004, 05:14 PM
Here too, I've decided to clear everything except the numbers themselves, since the rest of information doesn't change in the adjustment.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (January 30-February 1):
1. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $28,205,700
2. THE LAST SAMURAI - $26,654,256 | $212,337,000
3. STUCK ON YOU - $12,122,100 | $32,148,900
4. 21 GRAMS - $12,039,600
5. MONA LISA SMILE - $10,969,200 | $61,923,456
6. COLD CREEK MANOR - $8,483,400 | $50,810,256
7. PAYCHECK - $7,335,156 | $21,698,856
8. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $6,982,200 | $467,119,656
9. THE RUNDOWN - $5,107,200 | $17,576,556
10. TRILEROS (http://www.columbia-tristar.es/peliculas/trileros/trileros.htm) - $3,391,800
11. CALENDAR GIRLS - $3,000,456 | $26,740,956
12. LA VIDA QUE TE ESPERA (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0395296/) - $2,514,756
13. IN THE CUT - $2,468,856
14. MYSTIC RIVER - $1,905,000 | $71,177,856
15. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $1,707,300 | $59,883,300
Damned Martian
02-05-2004, 05:33 PM
Movies opening on February 6:
House of Sand and Fog
Seabiscuit
Under the Tuscan Sun
Runaway Jury
The Fighting Temptations
To Kill a King
Zatoichi
Bahia Magica
Pretty crowded week!! Lots of changes in the list ahead!
Damned Martian
02-12-2004, 05:12 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (2/6 - 2/8):
1. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $1,627,588 | $4,650 | -30.8% | $4,290,075
2. THE LAST SAMURAI - $1,440,188 | $3,702 | -35.2% | $19,545,900
3. RUNAWAY JURY - $1,096,988 | $4,941
4. 21 GRAMS - $871,563 | $5,772 | -13.1% | $2,268,300
5. STUCK ON YOU - $623,113 | $2,282 | -38.3% | $3,431,525
6. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $552,600 | $3,636
7. MONA LISA SMILE - $523,188 | $1,916 | -42.8% | $5,894,463
8. COLD CREEK MANOR - $411,938 | $1,856 | -41.7% | $4,760,675
9. SEABISCUIT - $382,150 | $2,100
10. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $346,725 | $1,508 | -40.4% | $39,492,800
11. PAYCHECK - $298,675 | $1,429 | -51.1% | $2,260,900
12. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $239,888 | $2,525 | +68.6% | $5,339,525
13. HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG - $195,525 | $1,827
14. LA VIDA QUE TE ESPERA (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0395296/) - $184,288 | $2,048 | -12.1% | $482,038
15. THE RUNDOWN - $153,488 | $936 | -63.9% | $1,708,188
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers later...
Damned Martian
02-12-2004, 05:16 PM
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (2/6 - 2/8):
1. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $19,531,056 | $7,905 | $51,480,900
2. THE LAST SAMURAI - $17,282,256 | $6,293 | $234,550,800
3. RUNAWAY JURY - $13,163,856 | $8,400
4. 21 GRAMS - $10,458,756 | $9,812 | $27,219,600
5. STUCK ON YOU - $7,477,356 | $3,879 | $41,178,300
6. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $6,631,200 | $6,181
7. MONA LISA SMILE - $6,278,256 | $3,257 | $70,733,556
8. COLD CREEK MANOR - $4,943,256 | $3,155 | $57,128,100
9. SEABISCUIT - $4,585,800 | $3,570
10. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $4,160,700 | $2,564 | $473,913,600
11. PAYCHECK - $3,584,100 | $2,429 | $27,130,800
12. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $2,878,656 | $4,293 | $64,074,300
13. HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG - $2,346,300 | $3,106
14. LA VIDA QUE TE ESPERA (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0395296/) - $2,211,456 | $3,482 | $5,784,456
15. THE RUNDOWN - $1,841,856 | $1,591 | $20,498,256
I made some changes: since the ticket price isn't the same from US to Spain, I adjusted the per-screen average too (x1.7). Hope this helps to see which films are lower due to their number of screens alone.
BTW, if you're wondering why the hell has Seabiscuit bombed that bad, it's called "lack of advertising". I didn't see one ad for it. Maybe Universal thought it was already well-known thanks to its nominations. Big mistake. It hasn't opened very wide, anyway. What the hell is this strategy? :confused:
Damned Martian
02-12-2004, 05:22 PM
Friday the 13th ;) releases:
Something's Gotta Give
Lost in Translation
Radio
The Company
Carandiru
Haz Conmigo lo que Quieras
Bad news: HOSAF and Under the Tuscan Sun disappear from my city's theaters :mad: And I didn't see them because tomorrow I have my last exam, which anyway i'm gonna fail!! :mad: :mad: :mad: FUCK!!! FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nate6
02-12-2004, 05:23 PM
FUCK
Thought I'd help you out there. :);)
Lynn Minmei
02-12-2004, 05:24 PM
whoamg fuck
Damned Martian
02-13-2004, 10:28 AM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
Bad news: HOSAF and Under the Tuscan Sun disappear from my city's theaters :mad: And I didn't see them because tomorrow I have my last exam, which anyway i'm gonna fail!! :mad: :mad: :mad: FUCK!!! FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good news: it was a mistake in the page, so i will see them after all :)
Damned Martian
02-19-2004, 02:26 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (2/13 - 2/15):
1. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $1,770,563 - | $7,698
2. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $1,103,063 | $3,283 | -32.2% | $5,579,375
3. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $1,022,813 - | $6,819
4. THE LAST SAMURAI - $1,000,288 | $2,891 | -30.5% | $20,831,375
5. RUNAWAY JURY - $763,825 | $3,425 | -30.4% | $2,196,425
6. 21 GRAMS - $592,575 | $4,004 | -32% | $3,176,600
7. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $422,600 | $2,780 | -23.5% | $1,172,875
8. STUCK ON YOU - $360,300 | $1,533 | -42.2% | $3,871,913
9. MONA LISA SMILE - $281,000 | $1,277 | -46.3% | $6,308,688
10. HAZ CONMIGO LO QUE QUIERAS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0359054/) - $276,325 - | $2,763
11. COLD CREEK MANOR - $225,400 | $1,238 | -45.3% | $5,053,025
12. SEABISCUIT - $218,625 | $1,212 | -42.8% | $712,450
13. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $193,838 | $1,508 | -44.1% | $39,814,488
14. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $171,075 | $1,764 | -28.7% | $5,607,538
15. RADIO - $142,313 - | $1,423
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers later...
Damned Martian
02-19-2004, 02:53 PM
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (2/13 - 2/15):
1. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $21,246,756 - | $13,087
2. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $13,236,756 | $5,581 | $66,952,500
3. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $12,273,756 - | $11,592
4. THE LAST SAMURAI - $12,003,456 | $4,915 | $249,976,500
5. RUNAWAY JURY - $9,165,900 | $5,823 | $26,357,100
6. 21 GRAMS - $7,110,900 | $6,807 | $38,119,200
7. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $5,071,200 | $4,726 | $14,074,500
8. STUCK ON YOU - $4,323,600 | $2,606 | $46,462,956
9. MONA LISA SMILE - $3,372,000 | $2,171 | $75,704,256
10. HAZ CONMIGO LO QUE QUIERAS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0359054/) - $3,315,900 - | $4,697
11. COLD CREEK MANOR - $2,704,800 | $2,105 | $60,636,300
12. SEABISCUIT - $2,623,500 | $2,060 | $8,549,400
13. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $2,326,056 | $2,564 | $477,773,856
14. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $2,052,900 | $2,999 | $67,290,456
15. RADIO - $1,707,756 - | $2,419
Damned Martian
02-19-2004, 03:00 PM
Releases for Friday the 20th:
Cold Mountain
Cheaper by the Dozen
Girl With a Pearl Earring
Diario de una Becaria
Franky Banderas
I think CBTD is not going to do very well in Spain. Steve Martin is not very popular or beloved here, and Bringing Down the House opened in the 5th position. There's no reason to think this is going to open higher. In fact, I could say that his films make here the amount they're aimed to do, instead of the vastly overgross that they make in USA. Same happened with Elf.
Cold Mountain will open #1 or #2, that's for sure. GWAPE could break the top10, but in the lower part.
I don't know anything about the other two, so I guess they're not going to appear anywhere next week.
arto_j
02-19-2004, 03:06 PM
The Spanish box office seems to be behaving extremely similarly to the Finnish one right now. The exception being you guys seem to be getting most films about a month earlier than us.
The thing with Steve Martin films and Elf (and others) doing worse in non-English speaking markets (especially Europe) probably has to do with the fact that Saturday Night Live isn't nearly as popular here as in North America...Although I don't know about Spain, but absolutely no one, aside from film buffs, know who Will Ferrell is around here.
Damned Martian
02-19-2004, 03:36 PM
Originally posted by arto_j
The thing with Steve Martin films and Elf (and others) doing worse in non-English speaking markets (especially Europe) probably has to do with the fact that Saturday Night Live isn't nearly as popular here as in North America...Although I don't know about Spain, but absolutely no one, aside from film buffs, know who Will Ferrell is around here. I know. Here most people don't even know there was something called Saturday Night Live :D
Will Ferrell... If you say Old School, I think they know. But he's not a star by any stretch. He's starting to be known.
Steve Martin is very well known. But we don't find him funny, which of course is the right thing to do :D
Jon Lyrik
02-19-2004, 04:55 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
Same happened with Elf.
Yeah, but Christmas movies never do well outside North America. Maybe UK, but I gotta look at stats to find that out.
arto_j
02-20-2004, 06:25 AM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
Steve Martin is very well known. But we don't find him funny, which of course is the right thing to do :D
Sounds about right :D
Well, he was funny. Now he's just rich.
Damned Martian
02-21-2004, 06:29 AM
Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
Yeah, but Christmas movies never do well outside North America. Maybe UK, but I gotta look at stats to find that out. Well, unless they're something watchable like LOVE ACTUALLY, isn't it? It has made a shitload of money here.
Damned Martian
02-27-2004, 11:31 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (2/20 - 2/22):
1. COLD MOUNTAIN - $1,897,700 - | $6,659
2. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $1,511,888 - | $6,048
3. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $1,508,138 | $6,529 | -14.8% | $3,853,900
4. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $959,400 | $6,482 | -6.2% | $2,426,488
5. THE LAST SAMURAI - $716,425 | $2,341 | -28.4% | $21,753,275
6. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $691,800 | $2,196 | -37.3% | $6,405,288
7. 21 GRAMS - $519,138 | $3,415 | -12.4% | $3,920,350
8. RUNAWAY JURY - $512,788 | $2,300 | -32.9% | $2,919,788
9. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $303,413 | $1,996 | -28.2% | $1,609,563
10. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $276,188 - | $4,528
11. HAZ CONMIGO LO QUE QUIERAS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0359054/) - $204,525 | $2,045 | -26% | $549,150
12. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $191,875 | $1,535 | -1% | $40,097,450
13. STUCK ON YOU - $174,463 | $948 | -51.6% | $4,099,438
14. MONA LISA SMILE - $143,388 | $1,062 | -49% | $6,524,300
15. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $125,650 | $1,323 | -26.6% | $5,801,000
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (2/20 - 2/22):
1. COLD MOUNTAIN - $22,772,400 - | $11,320
2. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $18,142,656 - | $10,282
3. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $18,097,656 | $11,099 | $46,246,800
4. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $11,512,800 | $11,019 | $29,117,856
5. THE LAST SAMURAI - $8,597,100 | $3,980 | $261,039,300
6. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $8,301,600 | $3,733 | $76,863,456
7. 21 GRAMS - $6,229,656 | $5,806 | $47,044,200
8. RUNAWAY JURY - $6,153,456 | $3,910 | $35,037,456
9. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $3,640,956 | $3,393 | $19,314,756
10. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $3,314,256 - | $7,698
11. HAZ CONMIGO LO QUE QUIERAS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0359054/) - $2,454,300 | $3,476 | $6,589,800
12. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $2,302,500 | $2,610 | $481,169,400
13. STUCK ON YOU - $2,093,556 | $1,612 | $49,193,256
14. MONA LISA SMILE - $1,720,656 | $1,805 | $78,291,600
15. TE DOY MIS OJOS (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0350193/) - $1,507,800 | $2,249 | $69,612,000
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.7
2/27 Releases:
School of Rock
Gothika
Monster
The Station Agent
Full Frontal
Las Voces de la Noche
Cachorro
arto_j
02-28-2004, 04:11 AM
Double posted, read below...
arto_j
02-28-2004, 04:11 AM
Did you guys get Brother Bear out there already? It just opened here last week to some ridiculously huge numbers, and it'd be interesting to compare if it did as well in Spain as well.
Seems like Cheaper by the Dozen did decent, if not terribly well...Looks to add a million or two to its way too big total.
Damned Martian
02-28-2004, 07:37 AM
Originally posted by arto_j
Did you guys get Brother Bear out there already? It just opened here last week to some ridiculously huge numbers, and it'd be interesting to compare if it did as well in Spain as well.
Seems like Cheaper by the Dozen did decent, if not terribly well...Looks to add a million or two to its way too big total. No, Brother Bear hasn't opened yet. It's dated to March 26th.
Yeah, CBTD did better than I expected, but I guess it'll drop quite quickly, since School of Rock will steal most of its audience. Luckily. Or not, since the dubbing they've made is apparently atrocious: they hired a famous singer/bad actor to dub Jack, trying to attract his groupies, and by the bits in the spot, it's AWFUL. Maybe enough to warrant that it won't open in #1.
Damned Martian
03-05-2004, 10:39 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (2/27 - 2/29):
1. GOTHIKA - $2,411,525 - | $9,420
2. COLD MOUNTAIN - $1,391,563 | $4,883 | -26.7% | $3,876,825
3. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $1,289,763 | $5,159 | -14.7% | $3,326,138
4. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $1,286,613 | $5,546 | -14.7% | $5,663,663
5. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $815,675 | $5,549 | -15% | $3,601,838
6. SCHOOL OF ROCK - - $490,525 - | $2,151
7. THE LAST SAMURAI - $479,625 | $1,834 | -33.1% | $22,445,500
8. MONSTER - $472,025 - | $3,807
9. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $415,338 | $1,579 | -40% | $7,025,863
10. 21 GRAMS - $408,288 | $2,686 | -21.4% | $4,536,700
11. RUNAWAY JURY - $322,938 | $1,516 | -37% | $3,393,663
12. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $279,250 | $4,363 | +1.1% | $696,075
13. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $228,150 | $1,563 | -24.8% | $1,954,088
14. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $179,400 | $1,121 | -6.5% | $40,406,400
15. MYSTIC RIVER - $135,800 | $1,543 | +23.9% | $6,647,825
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (2/20 - 2/22):
1. GOTHIKA - $28,938,300 - | $16,014
2. COLD MOUNTAIN - $16,698,756 | $8,301 | $46,521,900
3. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $15,477,156 | $8,770 | $39,913,656
4. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $15,439,356 | $9,428 | $67,963,956
5. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $9,788,100 | $9,433 | $43,222,056
6. SCHOOL OF ROCK - - $5,886,300 - | $3,657
7. THE LAST SAMURAI - $5,755,500 | $3,118 | $269,346,000
8. MONSTER - $5,664,300 - | $6,472
9. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $4,984,056 | $2,684 | $84,310,356
10. 21 GRAMS - $4,899,456 | $4,566 | | $54,440,400
11. RUNAWAY JURY - $3,875,256 | $2,577 | $40,723,956
12. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $3,351,000 | $7,417 | $8,352,900
13. UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN - $2,737,800 | $2,657 | $23,449,056
14. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $2,152,800 | $1,906 | $484,876,800
15. MYSTIC RIVER - $1,629,600 | $2,623 | $79,773,900
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.7
3/5 Releases:
Kill Bill Vol.1 (finally!!)
Big Fish
Dark Blue
Good Boy!
Masked & Anonymous
What's Cooking?
Astronautas
Apparently, the dubbing in School of Rock was not only enough to make it open below #1, but also to be a bomb.
Damned Martian
03-09-2004, 03:42 PM
ACTUAL numbers for films during 2003 in Spain*:
1. LA GRAN AVENTURA DE MORTADELO Y FILEMON (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0314121/) - $28,467,244
2. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL - $27,577,433
3. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $24,801,347
4. FINDING NEMO - $23,551,267
5. BRUCE ALMIGHTY - $21,490,014
6. THE MATRIX RELOADED - $20,736,228
7. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS - $16,126,780
8. DIAS DE FUTBOL (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377834/) - $14,413,434
9. TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES - $14,313,412
10. THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS - $13,506,312
11. THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN - $13,332,535
12. THE RING - $12,381,896
13. X2 - $11,344,528
14. CHICAGO - $11,017,538
15. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN - $10,435,152
16. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $10,276,482
17. AMERICAN WEDDING - $9,438,074
18. 8 MILE - $9,266,302
19. GANGS OF NEW YORK - $9,061,376
20. BAD BOYS II - $9,058,478
21. HULK - $8,580,722
22. THE HOURS - $8,387,930
23. INTOLERABLE CRUELTY - $8,364,646
24. CARMEN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0352230/) - $7,808,120
25. LOVE ACTUALLY - $7,503,717
26. CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE - $7,351,059
27. 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS - $7,348,866
28. JOHNNY ENGLISH - $7,326,565
29. EL ORO DE MOSCU (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0357991/) - $7,233,524
30. DAREDEVIL - $6,844,549
ADJUSTED numbers for films during 2003 in Spain*:
1. LA GRAN AVENTURA DE MORTADELO Y FILEMON (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0314121/) - $370,074,172
2. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL - $358,506,629
3. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING - $322,417,511
4. FINDING NEMO - $306,166,471
5. BRUCE ALMIGHTY - $279,370,182
6. THE MATRIX RELOADED - $269,570,964
7. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS - $209,648,140
8. DIAS DE FUTBOL (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377834/) - $187,374,642
9. TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES - $186,074,356
10. THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS - $175,582,056
11. THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN - $173,322,955
12. THE RING - $160,964,648
13. X2 - $147,478,864
14. CHICAGO - $143,227,994
15. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN - $135,656,976
16. MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD - $133,594,266
17. AMERICAN WEDDING - $122,694,962
18. 8 MILE - $120,461,926
19. GANGS OF NEW YORK - $117,797,888
20. BAD BOYS II - $117,760,214
21. HULK - $111,549,386
22. THE HOURS - $109,043,090
23. INTOLERABLE CRUELTY - $108,740,398
24. CARMEN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0352230/) - $101,505,560
25. LOVE ACTUALLY - $97,548,321
26. CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE - $95,563,767
27. 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS - $95,535,258
28. JOHNNY ENGLISH - $95,245,345
29. EL ORO DE MOSCU (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0357991/) - $94,035,812
30. DAREDEVIL - $88,979,137
I don't really trust the source of these numbers, but it's the only one I've found. They seem to be underestimated from the weekly totals i've been seeing, so I adjusted the index of correction to 13 to try to balance this possible biasment.
*This means that, unlike BOM's list, this list includes the gross made by films released in 2002 during their 2003 run, and doesn't include the run of films released in 2003 during the part of 2004 we've just passed.
Damned Martian
03-13-2004, 07:18 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (3/5 - 3/7):
1. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $2,084,813 - | $5,873
2. GOTHIKA - $1,724,525 | $6,710 | -28.5% | $4,713,763
3. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $1,028,350 | $4,433 | -20.1% | $7,084,650
4. COLD MOUNTAIN - $981,075 | $3,442 | -29.5% | $5,188,613
5. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $883,263 | $3,533 | -31.5% | $4,369,975
6. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $629,838 | $4,256 | -22.8% | $4,515,338
7. BIG FISH - $604,550 - | $3,268
8. MONSTER - $416,763 | $3,282 | -11.7% | $1,079,925
9. SCHOOL OF ROCK - $335,113 | $1,470 | -31.7% | $925,450
10. 21 GRAMS - $309,600 | $2,106 | -24.2% | $4,990,088
11. THE LAST SAMURAI - $257,475 | $1,384 | -33.1% | $22,809,513
12. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $227,013 | $1,118 | -45.3% | $7,426,075
13. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $219,013 | $3,422 | -21.6% | $1,029,925
14. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $217,813 | $1,266 | +21.4% | $40,708,750
15. RUNAWAY JURY - $179,613 | $1,109 | -44.4% | $3,662,263
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (3/5 - 3/7):
1. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $25,017,756 - | $7,929
2. GOTHIKA - $20,694,300 | $9,059 | $56,565,156
3. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $12,340,200 | $5,985 | $85,015,800
4. COLD MOUNTAIN - $11,772,900 | $4,647 | $62,263,356
5. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $10,599,156 | $4,770 | $52,439,700
6. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $7,558,056 | $5,746 | $54,184,056
7. BIG FISH - $7,254,600 - | $4,412
8. MONSTER - $5,001,156 | $4,431 | $12,959,100
9. SCHOOL OF ROCK - $4,021,356 | $1,985 | $11,105,400
10. 21 GRAMS - $3,715,200 | $2,843 | $59,881,056
11. THE LAST SAMURAI - $3,089,700 | $1,868 | $273,714,156
12. THE HAUNTED MANSION - $2,724,156 | $1,509 | $89,112,900
13. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $2,628,156 | $4,620 | $12,359,100
14. THE RETURN OF THE KING - $2,613,756 | $1,709 | $488,505,000
15. RUNAWAY JURY - $2,155,356 | $1,497 | $43,947,156
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
3/12 RELEASES:
HIDALGO - 350 theaters
ALONG CAME POLLY - 240 theaters
THE MISSING - 150 theaters (estimated)
Run for the Money - 100 theaters
The Return - 16 theaters
Alex & Emma - 15 theaters
Swing - 5 theaters
Les Glaneurs et la glaneuse... deux ans après - 3 theaters
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http://estaticos.elmundo.es/fotografia/2004/03/atentados/imagenes/manifestaciones06.jpg
It's a sad day for Spain, a sad day for the entire world. But noone could stop us, nor even the elements. We won't ever give up. PEACE!
Lynn7
03-16-2004, 10:30 PM
That is a beautiful picture. So sorry about your tragedy.
Damned Martian
03-19-2004, 11:04 AM
Thanks Lynn7.
The massacre and the demonstrations have affected badly the BO this week:
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (3/12 - 3/14):
1. HIDALGO - $1,574,300 - | $4,498
2. ALONG CAME POLLY - $1,428,013 - | $5,600
3. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $994,213 | $2,801 | -52.3% | $3,593,500
4. GOTHIKA - $992,025 | $3,860 | -42.5% | $5,967,088
5. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $588,225 | $2,535 | -42.8% | $7,910,913
6. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $501,963 | $2,040 | -43.2% | $4,951,513
7. COLD MOUNTAIN - $461,038 | $1,618 | -53% | $5,424,500
8. BIG FISH - $403,000 - | $2,202 | -33.3% | $1,197,063
9. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $316,063 | $2,290 | -49.8% | $4,989,375
10. MONSTER - $199,850 | $1,612 | -52% | $1,386,575
11. 21 GRAMS - $187,688 | $1,422 | -39.4% | $5,260,463
12. SCHOOL OF ROCK - $177,175 | $942 | -47.1% | $1,136,988
13. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $126,188 | $1,972 | -42.4% | $1,234,788
14. THE MISSING - $108,150 - | $1,352
15. THE LAST SAMURAI - $105,625 | $987 | -59% | $22,958,813
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (3/12 - 3/14):
1. HIDALGO - $18,891,600 - | $6,072
2. ALONG CAME POLLY - $17,136,156 - | $7,560
3. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $11,930,556 | $3,781 | $43,122,000
4. GOTHIKA - $11,904,300 | $5,211 | $71,605,056
5. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $7,058,700 | $3,422 | $94,930,956
6. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $6,023,556 | $2,754 | $59,418,156
7. COLD MOUNTAIN - $5,532,456 | $2,184 | $65,094,000
8. BIG FISH - $4,836,000 - | $2,973 | $14,364,756
9. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $3,792,756 | $3,092 | $59,872,500
10. MONSTER - $2,398,200 | $2,176 | $16,638,900
11. 21 GRAMS - $2,252,256 | $1,920 | $63,125,556
12. SCHOOL OF ROCK - $2,126,100 | $1,272 | $13,643,856
13. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $1,514,256 | $2,662 | $14,817,456
14. THE MISSING - $1,297,800 - | $1,825
15. THE LAST SAMURAI - $1,267,500 | $1,332 | $275,505,756
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
3/18 RELEASES:
CLUB DREAD - 230 theaters
TORQUE - 200 theaters
LA MALA EDUCACIÓN - 160 theaters
WRONG TURN - 160 theaters
Sylvia - 80 theaters
The Man From Elysian Fields - 70 theaters
18 ans après - 40 theaters
arto_j
03-19-2004, 11:32 AM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
LA MALA EDUCACIÓN - 160 theaters
Is that the new Almodovar picture? How do you think it'll do, and how they reviewing it out there, if they are yet (and it may be a dumb question regardless, given his track record...)?
Lynn7
03-19-2004, 12:26 PM
The massacre and the demonstrations have affected badly the BO this week:
Yeah, I don't know how the box office was after 9-11 but the last thing I felt like doing for weeks was to see any movie. I was too depressed. The one good thing is that our country united and that was really amazing (especially when you consider that our country is made up of all of the other countries of the world- it's hard to ever be that united on anything.:p
Damned Martian
03-19-2004, 01:07 PM
Originally posted by arto_j
Is that the new Almodovar picture? How do you think it'll do, and how they reviewing it out there, if they are yet (and it may be a dumb question regardless, given his track record...)? Yes, it is. I think it'll open in #3 or #4, since there's actually not a competition in this week's releases (I think the rest are hardly going to open in the top10).
Critically, I've seen good not great reviews so far. But that's something that has happened to Almodovar in Spain for the last 10 years. People here are a bit sick of his tics already. And this is not an exception: travestism again, homosexuality again, explicit sex again, abuses again... Nothing really new under the sun. Of course, outside Spain critics will piss their pants with him. ;)
Damned Martian
03-25-2004, 02:52 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (3/19 - 3/21):
1. HIDALGO - $1,541,300 | $4,391 | -2.1% | $3,566,625
2. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $1,499,738 - | $9,492 | $1,612,238
3. ALONG CAME POLLY - $1,290,338 | $5,182 | -9.6% | $3,112,125
4. TORQUE - $986,388 - | $4,812 | $1,037,300
5. CLUB DREAD - $765,238 - | $3,327 | $790,888
6. GOTHIKA - $721,075 | $2,828 | -27.3% | $6,926,138
7. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $702,850 | $1,980 | -29.3% | $4,773,863
8. WRONG TURN - $622,763 - | $3,868 | $679,700
9. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $586,138 | $2,537 | -0.4% | $8,697,675
10. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $419,300 | $1,769 | -16.5% | $5,437,375
11. BIG FISH - $375,213 - | $2,220 | -6.9% | $1,742,263
12. COLD MOUNTAIN - $355,500 | $1,400 | -22.9% | $6,531,075
13. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $293,638 | $2,241 | -7.1% | $5,416,875
14. 21 GRAMS - $150,275 | $1,473 | -19.9% | $5,483,563
15. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $134,675 | $2,104 | +6.7% | $1,439,788
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (3/19 - 3/21):
1. HIDALGO - $18,495,600 | $5,928 | $42,799,500
2. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $17,996,856 - | $12,814 | $19,346,856
3. ALONG CAME POLLY - $15,484,056 | $6,996 | $37,345,500
4. TORQUE - $11,836,656 - | $6,496 | $12,447,600
5. CLUB DREAD - $9,182,856 - | $4,491 | $9,490,656
6. GOTHIKA - $8,652,900 | $3,818 | $83,113,656
7. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $8,434,200 | $2,673 | $57,286,356
8. WRONG TURN - $7,473,156 - | $5,222 | $8,156,400
9. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $7,033,656 | $3,425 | $104,372,100
10. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN - $5,031,600 | $2,388 | $65,248,500
11. BIG FISH - $4,502,556 - | $2,997 | $20,907,156
12. COLD MOUNTAIN - $4,266,000 | $1,890 | $78,372,900
13. LOST IN TRANSLATION - $3,523,656 | $3,025 | $65,002,500
14. 21 GRAMS - $1,803,300 | $1,989 | $65,802,756
15. GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING - $1,616,100 | $2,840 | $17,277,456
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
3/25 RELEASES:
BROTHER BEAR - 380+ screens
PETER PAN - 280+ screens (estimated)
TAKING LIVES - 250 screens
Duplex - 120 screens
Honey - 100 screens
Nicotina - 100 screens
Cleopatra - 60 screens
Uptown Girls - 10 screens
Viaje a Nagarronia - 4 screens
Japanese Story - 3 screens
Sobre el Arcoiris - 2 screens
De Nens - 2 screens (estimated)
Damned Martian
04-02-2004, 06:50 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (3/26 - 3/28):
1. BROTHER BEAR - $2,678,938 - | $6,995
2. PETER PAN - $1,341,188 - | $3,746
3. TAKING LIVES - $1,249,213 - | $5,017
4. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $1,120,475 - | $7,003 | -25.3% | $3,280,225
5. HIDALGO - $1,038,838 | $3,092 | -32.6% | $4,871,313
6. ALONG CAME POLLY - $942,750 | $3,880 | -26.9% | $4,302,963
7. CLUB DREAD - $579,925 - | $2,521 | -24.2% | $1,484,350
8. TORQUE - $545,063 - | $2,646 | -44.7% | $1,739,250
9. GOTHIKA - $411,750 | $2,090 | -42.9% | $7,467,338
10. WRONG TURN - $406,613 - | $2,557 | -34.7% | $1,208,225
11. DUPLEX - $359,513 - | $3,021
12. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $343,688 | $1,469 | -51.1% | $5,312,238
13. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $341,950 | $2,072 | -41.7% | $9,179,063
14. BIG FISH - $244,313 - | $2,262 | -34.9% | $2,102,800
15. HONEY - $207,725 - | $2,077
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (3/19 - 3/21):
1. BROTHER BEAR - $32,147,256 - | $9,443
2. PETER PAN - $16,094,256 - | $5,057
3. TAKING LIVES - $14,990,556 - | $6,773
4. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $13,445,700 - | $9,454 | $39,362,700
5. HIDALGO - $12,466,056 | $4,174 | $58,455,756
6. ALONG CAME POLLY - $11,313,000 | $5,238 | $51,635,556
7. CLUB DREAD - $6,959,100 - | $3,403 | $17,812,200
8. TORQUE - $6,540,756 - | $3,572 | $20,871,000
9. GOTHIKA - $4,941,000 | $2,822 | $89,608,056
10. WRONG TURN - $4,879,356 - | $3,452 | $14,498,700
11. DUPLEX - $4,314,156 - | $4,078
12. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $4,124,256 | $1,983 | $63,746,856
13. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $4,103,400 | $2,797 | $110,148,756
14. BIG FISH - $2,931,756 - | $3,054 | $25,233,600
15. HONEY - $2,492,700 - | $2,804
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
4/2 RELEASES:
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - 300 screens
SCOOBY DOO 2: MONSTERS UNLEASHED - 290 screens
El Principio de Arquímedes - 80 screens
Glup - 40 screens
Les Enfants de la Pluie - 35 screens
El Abrazo Partido - 30 screens
Inch´Allah Dimanche - 6 screens
Il Mestiere Delle Armi - 3 screens
arto_j
04-02-2004, 09:18 AM
Brother Bear did really well, just as it did here...I guess the Disney name does still work in selling animations.
Bad Education is doing pretty well, it looks to me, at least. Perhaps not that surprising, though.
Damned Martian
04-02-2004, 10:14 AM
Originally posted by arto_j
Bad Education is doing pretty well, it looks to me, at least. Perhaps not that surprising, though. It's not surprising, but it's still doing better than what they expected. Its first weekend's gross has been the biggest ever for an Almodovar film, and considering it has opened in just 160 screens (around... 1400-1500 USA theaters if you make the conversion), it's damn good!
BB has opened so wide, it was inevitable. More than double of Bad Education's theaters.
On a side note, Kill Bill is having the biggest drops I've ever seen since I'm doing this weekly news thread. YAY! :D I predicted it after seeing, hearing and feeling the crowd reaction opening night. It was, indeed, inevitable. In fact, it wouldn't have make so much money first week if it hasn't opened in around 350 screens, far more than what its budget could indicate.
arto_j
04-02-2004, 11:00 AM
I'm not terribly surprised that Kill Bill dropped so huge. They held it back for so long the hype probably got too big to handle...And most of the people who wanted to see it already saw it upon its opening, I'd assume.
Btw, Club Dread seems to be making more money there than it did in the States ;)
We'll probably get it straight to video by December, if someone bothers to release it.
Damned Martian
04-02-2004, 11:16 AM
Originally posted by arto_j
Btw, Club Dread seems to be making more money there than it did in the States ;) Not that that's too difficult, anyway :p
Damned Martian
04-07-2004, 12:47 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (4/2 - 4/4):
1. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $3,291,175 - | $11,044
2. BROTHER BEAR - $1,486,713 | $3,882 | -44.5% | $4,539,013
3. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $1,113,988 - | $3,895
4. TAKING LIVES - $925,575 | $3,688 | -25.9% | $2,505,163
5. PETER PAN - $862,238 | $2,402 | -35.7% | $2,422,888
6. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $719,700 - | $4,526 | -35.8% | $4,397,375
7. HIDALGO - $694,913 | $2,264 | -33.1% | $5,815,300
8. ALONG CAME POLLY - $681,600 | $2,852 | -27.7% | $5,198,913
9. CLUB DREAD - $438,650 - | $2,099 | -24.4% | $2,020,963
10. DUPLEX - $307,163 | $2,625 | -14.6% | $760,925
11. WRONG TURN - $297,025 - | $2,137 | -26.9% | $1,594,650
12. TORQUE - $283,738 - | $1,398 | -47.9% | $2,127,900
13. GOTHIKA - $244,013 | $1,554 | -40.7% | $7,808,025
14. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $219,263 | $1,624 | -35.9% | $9,503,350
15. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $194,425 | $1,369 | -43.2% | $5,628,800
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (4/2 - 4/4):
1. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $39,494,100 - | $14,909
2. BROTHER BEAR - $17,840,556 | $5,241 | $54,468,156
3. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $13,367,856 - | $5,258
4. TAKING LIVES - $11,106,900 | $4,979 | $30,061,956
5. PETER PAN - $10,346,856 | $3,243 | $29,074,656
6. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $8,636,400 - | $6,110 | $52,768,500
7. HIDALGO - $8,338,956 | $3,056 | $69,783,600
8. ALONG CAME POLLY - $8,179,200 | $3,850 | $62,386,956
9. CLUB DREAD - $5,263,800 - | $2,834 | $24,251,556
10. DUPLEX - $3,685,956 | $3,544 | $9,131,100
11. WRONG TURN - $3,564,300 - | $2,885 | $19,135,800
12. TORQUE - $3,404,856 - | $1,887 | $25,534,800
13. GOTHIKA - $2,928,156 | $2,098 | $93,696,300
14. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $2,631,156 | $2,192 | $114,040,200
15. KILL BILL VOL.1 - $2,333,100 | $1,848 | $67,545,600
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
4/7 RELEASES:
SCARY MOVIE 3 - 400 screens
The Cat in the Hat - 180 screens
Fanfan la Tulipe - 130 screens
arto_j
04-08-2004, 05:08 AM
Ha! Scooby got burned. And Jesus still rules the world, apparantly. Kill Bill is disappearing off the list in record time. So nothing new there ;)
Damned Martian
04-08-2004, 11:20 AM
Originally posted by arto_j
Ha! Scooby got burned. And Jesus still rules the world, apparantly. Kill Bill is disappearing off the list in record time. So nothing new there ;) Nothing strange, as you say:
1) I haven't seen a single advertising for Scooby Doo.
2) Everybody (even friends of mine that haven't gone to the cinema in years) is talking about TPOTC, and want to see it.
3) Cinema freaks seem to like KB, everybody else find it one of the awfulest pieces of shit ever done.
Originally posted by Damned Martian
3) Cinema freaks seem to like KB, everybody else find it one of the awfulest pieces of shit ever done.
The irony here is that most of the cinema freaks have not seen enough Asian movies to realize how rehashed it is. If anyone were to watch the movie with me, I could point out and name at least half of the references. Is it surprising at all if I told you that Kill Bill pretty much bombed in all Asian cities?
Damned Martian
04-09-2004, 07:48 AM
Originally posted by Slim
Is it surprising at all if I told you that Kill Bill pretty much bombed in all Asian cities? Well, kind of. Watching Japan's numbers I didn't think so:
First week (http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/japan/2003/43.htm)
In 6 weeks it had made almost $20 M and was still in the top5 (http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/japan/2003/48.htm)
:confused:
Well, I'm an idiot. A poor choice of words on my part, especially in a box office thread. I meant to imply that it failed to impress anyone like it has in North America. Where there's a lot more ignorance about the genre and all.
Nate6
04-11-2004, 10:25 AM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
3) Cinema freaks seem to like KB, everybody else find it one of the awfulest pieces of shit ever done.
I disagree. Most of the people I know who've seen it love it, and they're not cinema freaks.
arto_j
04-11-2004, 10:30 AM
Originally posted by Nate6
I disagree. Most of the people I know who've seen it love it, and they're not cinema freaks.
I actually agree. Although the people I socialize with don't necessarily create a very large demographic. I don't know how older people for instance thought of it.
Nate6
04-11-2004, 10:33 AM
Originally posted by arto_j
I don't know how older people for instance thought of it.
My dad loved it, and he's 56 and certainly not a film freak. But that's just one person.
Geez. How did this become a discussion about Kill Bill? Doesn't it have enough threads already?
Anyway, the right demographic and depending on the person's familiarity with these kinds of movies plays a big part in whether you think it's brilliant or not. But it's not always the case. Sometimes garbage is garbage. I actually went to see Vol. 1 a day after seeing it myself, with a bunch of my friends. All of whom grew up watching all these HK action movies and Japanese samurai flicks, like I did. Let's just say, it didn't impress any of them either. Cinema freaks would be the ones who actually care if it's "The 4th film by Quentin Tarantino" and they tend to shower it with accolades, call it art and all.
Nate6
04-11-2004, 10:57 AM
Originally posted by Slim
Garbage is garbage.
You're right about that. And it's a good thing Kill Bill isn't garbage.
:D
Damned Martian
04-12-2004, 12:14 PM
Originally posted by Nate6
You're right about that. And it's a good thing Kill Bill isn't garbage.
:D If it's not, it's damn close :D
Anyway, I know 7 persons who have seen the film. One of them loved it. One liked it. 5 hated it. And I hated it as well. And in the cinema, while I was watching it (opening night), the people around me where complaining all the time about how awful it was. And in the end laughing and saying things like "God, how BAD a movie can be?". And going out of the theater, all the conversations I heard around me where "the worst film I've ever seen", "I'll kill you for bringing me to see this piece of crap" and things like that.
So, the common guy haven't liked it here. Just the geeks (and I know that some geeks have liked it, since the reviews have been very good and in other spanish boards most of the people have liked it).
And, frankly, even in USA it dropped off so hardly it would have been a bomb if it hadn't opened so well. It didn't even reached a 3x multiplier!
Out.
Damned Martian
04-16-2004, 02:42 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (4/9 - 4/11):
1. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $3,898,088 | $9,745 | $5,827,538
2. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $3,236,113 - | $10,716 | -1.7% | $9,186,863
3. BROTHER BEAR - $1,560,013 | $4,073 | +4.9% | $7,308,025
4. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $1,009,663 - | $3,494 | -9.4% | $2,918,575
5. PETER PAN - $766,125 | $2,164 | -11.1% | $3,822,263
6. TAKING LIVES - $755,850 | $3,023 | -18.3% | $3,706,650
7. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $620,013 - | $3,875 | -13.9% | $5,471,338
8. HIDALGO - $601,438 | $2,228 | -13.5% | $6,797,950
9. ALONG CAME POLLY - $540,225 | $2,390 | -20.7% | $6,083,063
10. THE CAT IN THE HAT - $292,788 | $1,479 | $381,925
11. DUPLEX - $277,788 | $2,458 | -9.6% | $1,197,263
12. FANFAN LA TULIPE - $235,425 | $1,839 | $289,288
13. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $226,750 | $1,922 | +3.4% | $9,878,038
14. CLUB DREAD - $169,288 - | $896 | -61.4% | $2,319,175
15. WRONG TURN - - $165,838 - | $1,316 | -44.2% | $1,859,575
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (4/9 - 4/11):
1. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $46,777,056 | $13,156 | $69,930,456
2. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $38,833,356 - | $14,467 | $110,242,356
3. BROTHER BEAR - $18,720,156 | $5,499 | $87,696,300
4. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $12,115,956 - | $4,717 | $35,022,900
5. PETER PAN - $9,193,500 | $2,921 | $45,867,156
6. TAKING LIVES - $9,070,200 | $4,081 | $44,479,800
7. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $7,440,156 - | $5,231 | $65,656,056
8. HIDALGO - $7,217,256 | $3,008 | $81,575,400
9. ALONG CAME POLLY - $6,482,700 | $3,227 | $72,996,756
10. THE CAT IN THE HAT - $3,513,456 | $1,997 | $4,583,100
11. DUPLEX - $3,333,456 | $3,318 | $14,367,156
12. FANFAN LA TULIPE - $2,825,100 | $2,483 | $3,471,456
13. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $2,721,000 | $2,595 | $118,536,456
14. CLUB DREAD - $2,031,456 - | $1,210 | $27,830,100
15. WRONG TURN - - $1,990,056 - | $1,777 | $22,314,900
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
4/7 RELEASES:
STARSKY & HUTCH - 330 screens
SECRET WINDOW - 280 screens
Secondhand Lions - 160 screens
Imagining Argentina - 100 screens
Song for a Raggy Boy - 30 screens
Northfork - 4 screens
Damned Martian
04-23-2004, 02:09 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (4/16 - 4/18):
1. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $1,983,125 | $4,958 | -49.1% | $9,043,563
2. SECRET WINDOW - $1,544,963 | $6,131
3. STARSKY & HUTCH - $1,463,025 | $4,433
4. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $1,403,250 - | $4,647 | -56.6% | $11,941,850
5. BROTHER BEAR - $700,813 | $1,936 | -55.1% | $8,733,525
6. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $458,738 - | $1,615 | -54.6% | $3,711,825
7. SECONDHAND LIONS - $414,675 | $2,658
8. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $405,288 - | $2,471 | -34.6% | $6,158,100
9. PETER PAN - $360,813 | $1,164 | -52.9% | $4,480,263
10. TAKING LIVES - $328,438 | $1,434 | -56.5% | $4,315,400
11. ALONG CAME POLLY - $274,938 | $1,608 | -49.1% | $6,558,788
12. HIDALGO - $256,150 | $1,274 | -57.4% | $7,394,400
13. IMAGINING ARGENTINA - $226,150 | $2,262
14. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $147,838 | $1,625 | -34.8% | $10,108,625
15. DUPLEX - $130,163 | $1,415 | -53.1% | $1,441,175
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (4/16 - 4/18):
1. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $23,797,500 | $6,693 | $108,522,756
2. SECRET WINDOW - $18,539,556 | $8,277
3. STARSKY & HUTCH - $17,556,300 | $5,985
4. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $16,839,000 - | $6,273 | $143,302,200
5. BROTHER BEAR - $8,409,756 | $2,614 | $104,802,300
6. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $5,504,856 - | $2,180 | $44,541,900
7. SECONDHAND LIONS - $4,976,100 | $3,588
8. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://spanish.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $4,863,456 - | $3,336 | $73,897,200
9. PETER PAN - $4,329,756 | $1,571 | $53,763,156
10. TAKING LIVES - $3,941,256 | $1,936 | $51,784,800
11. ALONG CAME POLLY - $3,299,256 | $2,171 | $78,705,456
12. HIDALGO - $3,073,800 | $1,720 | $88,732,800
13. IMAGINING ARGENTINA - $2,713,800 | $3,054
14. SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE - $1,774,056 | $2,194 | $121,303,500
15. DUPLEX - $1,561,956 | $1,910 | $17,294,100
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
4/23 RELEASES:
50 FIRST DATES - 300 screens
LES RIVIERES POURPRES 2 - 210 screens
DAWN OF THE DEAD - 175 screens
Rojo Sangre - 100 screens
El Séptimo Día - 75 screens
The Cooler - 70 screens
Shattered Glass - 45 screens
Love the Hard Way - 20 screens
Pieces of April - 15 screens
Catch That Kid - 10 screens
Damned Martian
05-01-2004, 11:03 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (4/23 - 4/25):
1. 50 FIRST DATES - $1,022,250 | $3,549
2. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $745,088 | $2,025 | -62.4% | $10,051,525
3. SECRET WINDOW - $651,625 | $2,565 | -57.8% | $2,539,850
4. DAWN OF THE DEAD - $641,000 | $3,749
5. STARSKY & HUTCH - $615,125 | $1,853 | -58% | $2,381,163
6. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $592,388 - | $1,975 | -57.8% | $12,991,900
7. LES RIVIERES POURPRES 2 - $293,313 | $1,384
8. BROTHER BEAR - $253,925 | $796 | -63.8% | $9,082,338
9. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $240,950 - | $1,469 | -40.5% | $6,540,288
10. SECONDHAND LIONS - $204,213 | $1,335 | -50.8% | $737,800
11. EL SÉPTIMO DÍA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380736/) - $194,750 | $2,597
12. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $180,938 - | $724 | -60.6% | $3,952,125
13. PETER PAN - $131,688 | $531 | -63.5% | $4,654,650
14. TAKING LIVES - $110,088 | $874 | -66.5% | $4,508,750
15. HIDALGO - $96,900 | $858 | -62.2% | $7,548,200
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (4/23 - 4/25):
1. 50 FIRST DATES - $12,267,000 | $4,791
2. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $8,941,056 | $2,734 | $120,618,300
3. SECRET WINDOW - $7,819,500 | $3,463 | $30,478,200
4. DAWN OF THE DEAD - $7,692,000 | $5,061
5. STARSKY & HUTCH - $7,381,500 | $2,502 | $28,573,956
6. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $7,108,656 - | $2,666 | $155,902,800
7. LES RIVIERES POURPRES 2 - $3,519,756 | $1,868
8. BROTHER BEAR - $3,047,100 | $1,075 | $108,988,056
9. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $2,891,400 - | $1,983 | $78,483,456
10. SECONDHAND LIONS - $2,450,556 | $1,802 | $8,853,600
11. EL SÉPTIMO DÍA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380736/) - $2,337,000 | $3,506
12. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $2,171,256 - | $977 | $47,425,500
13. PETER PAN - $1,580,256 | $717 | $55,855,800
14. TAKING LIVES - $1,321,056 | $1,180 | $54,105,000
15. HIDALGO - $1,162,800 | $1,158 | $90,578,400
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
4/30 RELEASES:
GODSEND - 280 screens
THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - 210 screens
OUT OF TIME - 200 screens
Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! - 100 screens
El Año del Diluvio - 60-70 screens
Atún y Chocolate - 60-70 screens
La Mirada Violeta - 60-70 screens
Nubes de Verano - 60-70 screens
Cypher - 40 screens
Intermission - 40 screens
Zaman, l'homme des roseaux - 5 screens
Damned Martian
05-09-2004, 12:30 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (4/30 - 5/2):
1. GODSEND - $1,243,338 | $4,347
2. OUT OF TIME - $957,163 | $4,786
3. 50 FIRST DATES - $935,588 | $3,226 | -8.5% | $2,199,975
4. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $912,388 | $4,365
5. DAWN OF THE DEAD - $531,125 | $3,124 | -17.1% | $1,364,200
6. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $500,250 | $1,662 | -32.9% | $10,868,938
7. SECRET WINDOW - $482,938 | $1,932 | -25.9% | $3,221,888
8. STARSKY & HUTCH - $452,813 | $1,433 | -26.4% | $3,062,225
9. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $431,550 - | $1,641 | -27.2% | $13,657,488
10. BROTHER BEAR - $277,088 | $1,038 | +9.1% | $9,408,488
11. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $220,225 | $3,146
12. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $219,725 - | $1,446 | -8.8% | $6,865,313
13. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $190,850 - | $969 | +5.5% | $4,173,650
14. EL SÉPTIMO DÍA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380736/) - $149,525 | $1,994 | -23.2% | $426,850
15. WIN A DATE WITH TAD HAMILTON! - $147,075 | $1,501
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (4/30 - 5/2):
1. GODSEND - $14,920,056 | $5,868
2. OUT OF TIME - $11,485,956 | $6,461
3. 50 FIRST DATES - $11,227,056 | $4,355 | $26,399,700
4. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $10,948,656 | $5,893
5. DAWN OF THE DEAD - $6,373,500 | $4,217 | $16,370,400
6. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $6,003,000 | $2,244 | $130,427,256
7. SECRET WINDOW - $5,795,256 | $2,608 | $38,662,656
8. STARSKY & HUTCH - $5,433,756 | $1,935 | $36,746,700
9. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $5,178,600 - | $2,215 | $163,889,856
10. BROTHER BEAR - $3,325,056 | $1,401 | $112,901,856
11. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $2,642,700 | $4,247
12. LA MALA EDUCACION (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $2,636,700 - | $1,952 | $82,383,756
13. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $2,290,200 - | $1,308 | $50,083,800
14. EL SÉPTIMO DÍA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380736/) - $1,794,300 | $2,692 | $5,122,200
15. WIN A DATE WITH TAD HAMILTON! - $1,764,900 | $2,026
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
5/7 RELEASES:
VAN HELSING - 400+ screens
House of the Dead - 180 screens
The Prince and Me - 150 screens
Plauto - 150 screens
Héctor - 80 screens
La Puta y la Ballena - 50 screens
A la Sombra de los Sueños - 40 screens
Yo, Puta - 40 screens
Abandon - 30 screens
Russian Ark - 5 screens
Alzados del Suelo - 5 screens
Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse (re-issue) - 2 screens
If there's a God, Plauto won't make a single cent.
thompsoncory
05-09-2004, 12:59 PM
I can't believe that GODSEND made that much and opened at #1. I guess it will eventually be profitable because of international numbers.
arto_j
05-10-2004, 05:11 AM
Originally posted by thompsoncory
I can't believe that GODSEND made that much and opened at #1. I guess it will eventually be profitable because of international numbers.
Spain is a very strong market for horror movies these days, so I'm not that surprised. I would be surprised if it makes as big of an impact in rest of Europe.
By the way, the release dates there and here seem to match right now pretty well. Out of Time, Prince and Me, 50 First Dates and Secret Window all appeared to have the same dates here and there. An interesting, and completely useless observation for ya there :)
Damned Martian
05-15-2004, 01:35 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (5/7 - 5/9):
1. VAN HELSING - $5,114,513 | $12,660
2. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $597,538 | $2,859 | -34.5% | $1,751,375
3. GODSEND - $583,775 | $2,041 | -53% | $2,096,550
4. 50 FIRST DATES - $566,050 | $1,993 | -39.5% | $2,931,775
5. OUT OF TIME - $518,350 | $2,592 | -45.8% | $1,699,688
6. HOUSE OF THE DEAD - $317,875 | $1,756
7. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $242,038 | $3,103
8. SECRET WINDOW - $209,425 | $1,144 | -56.6% | $3,541,475
9. THE PRINCE AND ME - $203,725 | $1,358
10. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $199,550 - | $875 | -53.8% | $14,032,088
11. DAWN OF THE DEAD - $190,413 | $1,168 | -64.1% | $1,663,963
12. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $176,763 | $826 | -64.7% | $11,119,138
13. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $151,688 | $2,107 | -31.1% | $451,250
14. LA PUTA Y LA BALLENA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0342913/) - $150,925 | $1,424
15. STARSKY & HUTCH - $138,188 | $848 | -69.5% | $3,278,200
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (5/7 - 5/9):
1. VAN HELSING - $61,374,156 | $17,091
2. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $7,170,456 | $3,860 | $21,016,500
3. GODSEND - $7,005,300 | $2,755 | $25,158,600
4. 50 FIRST DATES - $6,792,600 | $2,691 | $35,181,300
5. OUT OF TIME - $6,220,200 | $3,499 | $20,396,256
6. HOUSE OF THE DEAD - $3,814,500 | $2,371
7. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $2,904,456 | $4,189
8. SECRET WINDOW - $2,513,100 | $1,544 | $42,497,700
9. THE PRINCE AND ME - $2,444,700 | $1,833
10. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $2,394,600 - | $1,181 | $168,385,056
11. DAWN OF THE DEAD - $2,284,956 | $1,577 | $19,967,556
12. SCARY MOVIE 3 - $2,121,156 | $1,115 | $133,429,656
13. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $1,820,256 | $2,844 | $5,415,000
14. LA PUTA Y LA BALLENA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0342913/) - $1,811,100 | $1,922
15. STARSKY & HUTCH - $1,658,256 | $1,145 | $39,338,400
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
5/14 RELEASES:
TROY - 460+ screens
Romasanta, la Caza de la Bestia - 150 screens
Levity - 50 screens
It Runs in the Family - 40 screens
Welcome to Mooseport - 10 screens
The Five Obstructions - 6 screens
Un Bosque de Música - 6 screens
Damned Martian
05-22-2004, 05:12 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (5/14 - 5/16):
1. TROY - $6,638,275 | $14,462
2. VAN HELSING - $2,157,300 | $6,060 | -57.8% | $8,478,450
3. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $370,213 | $1,806 | -38% | $2,298,888
4. 50 FIRST DATES - $317,450 | $1,235 | -43.9% | $3,361,663
5. GODSEND - $279,688 | $1,002 | -52.1% | $2,298,113
6. OUT OF TIME - $262,500 | $1,313 | -49.4% | $2,101,250
7. ROMASANTA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0374180/) - $164,613 | $1,069
8. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $155,663 | $1,996 | -35.7% | $490,963
9. HOUSE OF THE DEAD - $148,788 | $865 | -53.2% | $541,475
10. LA PUTA Y LA BALLENA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0342913/) - $87,875 | $829 | -41.8% | $305,350
11. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $85,288 | $1,201 | -43.8% | $590,438
12. SECRET WINDOW - $84,213 | $714 | -59.8% | $3,685,100
13. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $79,788 - | $532 | -60% | $14,387,088
14. LA MALA EDUCACIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $78,888 | $786 | -29.1% | $7,187,238
15. BROTHER BEAR - $71,250 - | $338 | -46.2% | $9,657,500
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (5/14 - 5/16):
1. TROY - $79,659,300 | $19,524
2. VAN HELSING - $25,887,600 | $8,181 | $101,741,400
3. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $4,442,556 | $2,438 | $27,586,656
4. 50 FIRST DATES - $3,809,400 | $1,667 | $40,339,956
5. GODSEND - $3,356,256 | $1,353 | $27,577,356
6. OUT OF TIME - $3,150,000 | $1,773 | $25,215,000
7. ROMASANTA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0374180/) - $1,975,356 | $1,443
8. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $1,867,956 | $2,695 | $5,891,556
9. HOUSE OF THE DEAD - $1,785,456 | $1,168 | $6,497,700
10. LA PUTA Y LA BALLENA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0342913/) - $1,054,500 | $1,119 | $3,664,200
11. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://WWW.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $1,023,456 | $1,621 | $7,085,256
12. SECRET WINDOW - $1,010,556 | $964 | $44,221,200
13. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST - $957,456 - | $718 | $172,645,056
14. LA MALA EDUCACIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275491/) - $946,656 | $1,061 | $86,246,856
15. BROTHER BEAR - $855,000 - | $456 | $115,890,000
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
5/21 RELEASES:
TWISTED - 275 screens
TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - 230 screens
THE LADYKILLERS - 200 screens
Tánger - 70 screens
The I Inside - 70 screens
Sonny - 70 screens
Bloody Mallory - 20 screens
Memories of Murder - 30 screens
Capturing the Friedmans - 6 screens
Le Temps du Loup - 3 screens
You Got Served - ? screens
FACT: Troy is the 4th biggest opening weekend in the history of Spain's box office.
Damned Martian
06-02-2004, 03:19 PM
Sorry for the delay. I've been busy with exams and stuff.
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (5/21 - 5/23):
1. TROY - $4,634,663 | $10,032 | -30.2% | $13,181,125
2. VAN HELSING - $1,219,750 | $3,446 | -43.5% | $10,067,025
3. THE LADYKILLERS - $992,750 | $4,773
4. TWISTED - $681,275 | $2,477
5. TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $463,325 | $2,014
6. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $282,775 | $1,644 | -23.6% | $2,678,100
7. 50 FIRST DATES - $188,125 | $1,011 | -40.7% | $3,614,788
8. OUT OF TIME - $142,050 | $821 | -45.9% | $2,361,225
9. YOU GOT SERVED - $134,350 | $896
10. GODSEND - $124,325 | $818 | -55.5% | $2,493,550
11. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $105,138 | $1,402 | -32.5% | $655,288
12. ROMASANTA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0374180/) - $98,850 | $716 | -39.9% | $336,525
13. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $60,188 | $506 | -0.9% | $4,430,438
14. BROTHER BEAR - $59,650 - | $355 | -16.3% | $9,729,600
15. THE I INSIDE - $56,750 | $788
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (5/21 - 5/23):
1. TROY - $55,615,956 | $13,543 | $158,173,500
2. VAN HELSING - $14,637,000 | $4,652 | $120,804,300
3. THE LADYKILLERS - $11,913,000 | $6,444
4. TWISTED - $8,175,300 | $3,344
5. TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $5,559,900 | $2,719
6. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $3,393,300 | $2,219 | $32,137,200
7. 50 FIRST DATES - $2,257,500 | $1,365 | $43,377,456
8. OUT OF TIME - $1,704,600 | $1,108 | $28,334,700
9. YOU GOT SERVED - $1,612,200 | $1,210
10. GODSEND - $1,491,900 | $1,104 | $29,922,600
11. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $1,261,656 | $1,893 | $7,863,456
12. ROMASANTA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0374180/) - $1,186,200 | $967 | $4,038,300
13. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $722,256 | $683 | $53,165,256
14. BROTHER BEAR - $715,800 - | $479 | $116,755,200
15. THE I INSIDE - $681,000 | $1,064
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
5/28 RELEASES:
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - 470+ screens
Muertos Comunes - 50 screens
A+ (Amas) - 50 screens
The Mother - 40 screens
Wonderland - 35 screens
Johan Cruyff, En un Momento Dado - 8 screens
Un Filme Falado - 5 screens
Wilbur Begår Selvmord - ? screens
Radio Favela - ? screens
Damned Martian
06-06-2004, 05:28 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (5/28 - 5/30):
1. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $5,690,150 | $12,005
2. TROY - $2,749,200 | $5,925 | -40.7% | $16,961,275
3. THE LADYKILLERS - $647,500 | $3,113 | -34.8% | $1,918,300
4. VAN HELSING - $630,300 | $1,786 | -48.3% | $10,902,925
5. TWISTED - $395,250 | $1,437 | -42% | $1,281,838
6. THE TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $239,825 | $1,095 | -48.2% | $814,463
7. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $169,713 | $1,155 | -40% | $2,926,388
8. 50 FIRST DATES - $98,988 | $744 | -47.4% | $3,754,200
9. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $81,413 | $1,147 | -22.6% | $778,500
10. THE MOTHER - $59,063 | $1,554
11. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $58,200 | $2,645
12. OUT OF TIME - $57,625 | $524 | -59.4% | $2,458,463
13. YOU GOT SERVED - $51,450 | $415 | -61.7% | $216,438
14. BROTHER BEAR - $42,763 - | $1,125 | -28.3% | $9,781,713
15. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $42,088 | $679 | -21% | $735,750
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (5/28 - 5/30):
1. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $68,281,800 | $16,207
2. TROY - $32,990,400 | $7,999 | $203,535,300
3. THE LADYKILLERS - $7,770,000 | $4,203 | $23,019,600
4. VAN HELSING - $7,563,600 | $2,411 | $130,835,100
5. TWISTED - $4,743,000 | $1,940 | $15,382,056
6. THE TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $2,877,900 | $1,478 | $9,773,556
7. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $2,036,556 | $1,559 | $35,116,656
8. 50 FIRST DATES - $1,187,856 | $1,004 | $45,050,400
9. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $976,956 | $1,548 | $9,342,000
10. THE MOTHER - $708,756 | $2,098
11. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $698,400 | $3,571
12. OUT OF TIME - $691,500 | $707 | $29,501,556
13. YOU GOT SERVED - $617,400 | $560 | $2,597,256
14. BROTHER BEAR - $513,156 - | $1,519 | $117,380,556
15. ATÚN Y CHOCOLATE (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406542/) - $505,056 | $917 | $8,829,000
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
6/4 RELEASES:
THE PUNISHER - 300 screens?
FBI: Frikis Buscan Incordiar - 190 screens
Ni Pour, Ni Contre (Bien au Contraire) - 60 screens
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star - 20 screens
Sex - 10 screens?
MacReady
06-10-2004, 12:26 PM
DM I'm curious:
1. How much money did Vanilla Sky make in Spain? I mean, alot more people there have seen it's shot-by-shot American remake that came out only a few years later, yet it had an all star cast (you yourself said Ego-C was popular in Spain). I'm also curious about the reviews it got.
2. How much do you expect Elizabethtown to make?
I hope you understand why I'm asking you these questions.
Damned Martian
06-11-2004, 11:23 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (6/4 - 6/6):
1. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $2,987,100 | $6,249 | -47.5% | $10,337,575
2. TROY - $1,662,263 | $3,575 | -39.5% | $19,414,300
3. THE PUNISHER - $952,275 | $2,721
4. THE LADYKILLERS - $461,250 | $2,218 | -28.8% | $2,590,938
5. VAN HELSING - $370,238 | $1,164 | -41.3% | $11,447,563
6. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $289,050 | $1,521 :mad:
7. TWISTED - $266,738 | $1,098 | -32.5% | $1,702,200
8. THE TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $131,488 | $703 | -45.2% | $1,018,025
9. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $126,000 | $1,096 | -25.8% | $3,114,425
10. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $64,213 | $845 | -21.1% | $879,250
11. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $62,275 | $2,595 | +7% | $156,313
12. 50 FIRST DATES - $57,550 | $661 | -41.9% | $3,841,538
13. THE MOTHER - $44,363 | $1,167 | -24.9% | $133,850
14. NI POUR, NI CONTRE - $40,150 | $692
15. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $35,600 | $371 | -14.6% | $4,531,575
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (6/4 - 6/6):
1. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $35,845,200 | $8,436 | $124,050,900
2. TROY - $19,947,156 | $4,826 | $232,971,600
3. THE PUNISHER - $11,427,300 | $3,673
4. THE LADYKILLERS - $5,535,000 | $2,994 | $31,091,256
5. VAN HELSING - $4,442,856 | $1,571 | $137,370,756
6. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $3,468,600 | $2,053 :mad:
7. TWISTED - $3,200,856 | $1,482 | $20,426,400
8. THE TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $1,577,856 | $949 | $12,216,300
9. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $1,512,000 | $1,480 | $37,373,100
10. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $770,556 | $1,141 | $10,551,000
11. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $747,300 | $3,503 | $1,875,756
12. 50 FIRST DATES - $690,600 | $892 | $46,098,456
13. THE MOTHER - $532,356 | $1,575 | $1,606,200
14. NI POUR, NI CONTRE - $481,800 | $934
15. SCOOBY DOO 2 - $427,200 | $501 | $54,378,900
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
6/11 RELEASES:
Blueberry: L´expérience secrète - 160
The Reckoning - 150
Janis et John - 50
Nicholas Nickleby - 50
Whale Rider - 30
Miracle - 30
Against the Ropes - 20
Machuca - 20
Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 2: Vaux to the Sea - 20
Baran - 5
Santa Libertade - 2
PS: I'll research that information, Mac, and give it to you as soon as possible :)
Damned Martian
06-11-2004, 12:14 PM
VAnilla Sky opened to disappointing numbers on #2 spot, earning just $1,121,009 (that'd be a poor $13,452,108 in adjusted numbers), and with a per screen average of $3,775. From then on, it dropped like a 16 ton stone and ended with around double of that quantity (that is, $2.25 M / $27 M).
In other words, it tanked. The worst Ego-C numbers in 10 years at least.
Of course, reviews were on par. There were several disliking voices about Abre los Ojos, but this time all the reviews I saw were 2/5 stars or under. Critics loathed it.
Word of mouth was negative, VERY negative. Nobody was interested in how Hollywood would fuck up a great spanish film, or they simply didn't like it at first and didn't want to see it remade. People laughed at the trailer, and was bitching about the film even before its release. But the release didn't change anything. In fact, things went worst.
About Elizabethtown: taking into account that noone knows who the hell Satan is here in Spain, except the cinema freaks. Considering that none of his films have been particularly popular (Almost Famous is almost unknown, Jerry Maguire is like Vanilla Sky, the prequel, and Singles and Say Anything are completely obscure), and that neither commercially nor critically he's respected. Considering all this, I wouldn't expect much from it. Except if it turns to be a critical darling here, which is unlikely. Or it sweeps the Oscars, which is unwishly. Or it has a lot of star power. Or it opens when there's nothing else to see (like The Last Samurai).
MacReady
06-14-2004, 09:45 AM
Thanks for the info.:)
Damned Martian
06-19-2004, 06:05 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (6/11 - 6/13):
1. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $1,510,725 | $3,161 | -49.4% | $12,602,550
2. TROY - $977,725 | $2,158 | -41.2% | $20,867,700
3. THE PUNISHER - $446,475 | $1,276 | -45.8% | $1,632,013
4. THE LADYKILLERS - $355,013 | $1,707 | -23% | $3,109,338
5. VAN HELSING - $238,425 | $876 | -35.6% | $11,802,700
6. BLUEBERRY - $202,963 | $1,293
7. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $199,913 | $1,075 | -30.8% | $593,113 :mad:
8. TWISTED - $197,525 | $988 | -25.9% | $2,005,425
9. THE RECKONING - $187,350 | $2,082
10. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $106,975 | $1,070 | -15.1% | $3,271,663
11. THE TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $74,625 | $561 | -43.2% | $1,131,438
12. JANIS ET JOHN - $60,475 | $1,234
13. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $52,663 | $2,107 | -15.4% | $239,875
14. WHALE RIDER - $49,113 | $1,444
15. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $41,738 | $572 | -35% | $950,225
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (6/11 - 6/13):
1. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $18,128,700 | $4,267 | $151,230,600
2. TROY - $11,732,700 | $2,913 | $250,412,400
3. THE PUNISHER - $5,357,700 | $1,723 | $19,584,156
4. THE LADYKILLERS - $4,260,156 | $2,304 | $37,312,056
5. VAN HELSING - $2,861,100 | $1,183 | $141,632,400
6. BLUEBERRY - $2,435,556 | $1,746
7. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $2,398,956 | $1,451 | $7,117,356 :mad:
8. TWISTED - $2,370,300 | $1,334 | $24,065,100
9. THE RECKONING - $2,248,200 | $2,811
10. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $1,283,700 | $1,445 | $39,259,956
11. THE TEXAS CHAINSHAW MASSACRE - $895,500 | $757 | $13,577,256
12. JANIS ET JOHN - $725,700 | $1,666
13. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $631,956 | $2,844 | $2,878,500
14. WHALE RIDER - $589,356 | $1,949
15. HÉCTOR (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406854/) - $500,856 | $772 | $11,402,700
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
6/18 RELEASES:
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - 500 screens
Unconditional Love - 45 screens
The Shape of Things - 30 screens
Chasing Liberty - ? screens
Vaya con Dios - 23 screens
Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London - 10 screens
El Camino de Santiago: El Origen - 10 screens
La Meglio Gioventú - 3 screens
La Mentale - ? screens
charliebobo
06-25-2004, 03:22 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
La Meglio Gioventú - 3 screens
Try and see this one if you can... it's like 3768 hours long but really really good. How are reviews for it over there? I see it's in only 3 screens but did anyone talk about it?
And what is that FBI movie? And what is it about it that pisses you off? :)
Damned Martian
06-26-2004, 06:20 PM
Originally posted by charliebobo
Try and see this one if you can... it's like 3768 hours long but really really good. How are reviews for it over there? I see it's in only 3 screens but did anyone talk about it? Haha, good one! As if it was going to open in my city...
About the reviews, here in Spain we don't have such a great source for them like RottenTomatoes, but from what I've found here and there, reviews go from quite interesting yet flawed to masterpiece.
And what is that FBI movie? And what is it about it that pisses you off? :) Imagine Paris Hilton... Wait, no, imagine Carrot Top... Wait, no... I can't make an approximation of them... Let's say they are 1 billion times more trash than Paris and Carrot together. Well, there are people like this in Spain, that are actually famous. TV programs discover them as media freaks and they start sucking the media's blood by giving exclusives of their private life. But they are not famous for anything they've done, just because of being the stupidest, weirdest, most disgusting, most unbearable people in the world. People like to laugh with them, because they are soooo pathetic. The kind of programs that use these people are called here "telecrap", and slowly have been getting more and more TV time until everywhere you look at, some of them are there. They are the kings of gossip, just that they are not Hollywood stars or have any kind of glamour: they are the garbage that lays underneath any society, the scum of the human race, the most pathetic yet pretentious people ever seen.
This film, like another film released some weeks earlier (Plauto), is made by some of them, starring some of them and directed to all that people who enjoy watching them on TV. The other was kind of a real film, yet completely awful. This one is made by a so-called journalist that gets some of them to make "jokes" to some other (yet they are more like tortures, like tying one of them to a speedboat and drive him thru the water until he almost dies of a choke and has to be hospitalized, or connecting another one of them to an electric source while tied, so you can enjoy his yellings and obvious pain...). So, while obviously I hate this people, I also hate the way they try to hide this sadistic tortures as fun to laugh at. It's wrong in every possible way, from the people involved to the nature of the "film".
Oh, want to see how some of these crappy people look like?
http://www.laverdad.es/panorama/fotos/gente080403.jpg http://pobladores.lycos.es/data/pobladores.com/gu/ar/guarafilin/channels/guarafilin/images/2675491porras.jpg http://hotelglamour.sexo.ph/fotos/tit_tamara.jpg http://estaticos.elmundo.es/elmundo/imagenes/2003/06/13/1055463867_0.jpg
These are the ones that I could find, but images can not describe the awfulness of them. God, I'm sick right now... I don't know if there are people like these out there in Italy (I haven't seen anything similar in USA so far), but maybe from what I've said you can get a picture of the daily nightmare of Spanish Television...:eek:
Damned Martian
06-26-2004, 06:22 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (6/18 - 6/20):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040617/15/3473043183.jpg
1. HARRY POTTER 3 - $6,612,825 | $13,279
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040527/16/1194334944.jpg
2. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $972,138 | $2,235 | -35.7% | $14,025,225
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040521/13/2362282009.jpg
3. TROY - $716,500 | $1,871 | -26.7% | $21,905,988
4. THE PUNISHER - $319,000 | $1,022 | -28.6% | $2,102,575
5. THE LADYKILLERS - $304,875 | $1,466 | -14.1% | $3,541,463
6. TWISTED - $137,350 | $928 | -30.5% | $2,222,238
7. THE RECKONING - $132,500 | $1,472 | -29.3% | $389,850
8. VAN HELSING - $127,138 | $629 | -46.7% | $12,009,563
9. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $116,425 | $787 | -41.8% | $780,025 :mad:
10. BLUEBERRY - $90,238 | $614 | -55.5% | $375,163
11. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $80,500 | $958 | -24.7% | $3,395,375
12. UNCONDITIONAL LOVE - $73,850 | $1,717
13. THE SHAPE OF THINGS - $48,888 | $1,528
14. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $48,013 | $2,001 | -8.8% | $316,075
15. HARRY POTTER 3 (IMAX) - $44,488 | $14,829
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (6/18 - 6/20):
1. HARRY POTTER 3 - $79,353,900 | $17,927
2. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $11,665,656 | $3,017 | $168,302,700
3. TROY - $8,598,000 | $2,526 | $262,871,856
4. THE PUNISHER - $3,828,000 | $1,380 | $25,230,900
5. THE LADYKILLERS - $3,658,500 | $1,979 | $42,497,556
6. TWISTED - $1,648,200 | $1,253 | $26,666,856
7. THE RECKONING - $1,590,000 | $1,987 | $4,678,200
8. VAN HELSING - $1,525,656 | $849 | $144,114,756
9. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $1,397,100 | $1,062 | $9,360,300 :mad:
10. BLUEBERRY - $1,082,856 | $829 | $4,501,956
11. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $966,000 | $1,293 | $40,744,500
12. UNCONDITIONAL LOVE - $886,200 | $2,318
13. THE SHAPE OF THINGS - $586,656 | $2,063
14. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF - $576,156 | $2,701 | $3,792,900
15. HARRY POTTER 3 (IMAX) - $533,856 | $20,019
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
6/25 RELEASES:
http://cine.publispain.com/PELICULAS/shinchan_tn.gif
Crayon Shin-chan ankoku tamatama daitsuiseki - 200 screens
http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/movie/coverv/37/210937_thumb.jpg
Out for a Kill - 100 screens
And also:
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind - 35 screens
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen - 30 screens
Perfecto Amor Equivocado - 30 screens
I am Dina - 15 screens
Chasing Liberty - 5 screens
La Mort de Ningú - 3 screens
Dans le rouge du couchant - 2 screens
Damned Martian
07-03-2004, 06:02 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (6/25 - 6/27):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040617/15/3473043183.jpg
1. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $3,130,550 | $6,274 | -52.7% | $12,813,113
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040527/16/1194334944.jpg
2. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $766,538 | $1,879 | -21.1% | $15,248,363
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040521/13/2362282009.jpg
3. TROY - $596,825 | $1,659 | -16.7% | $22,869,388
4. THE LADYKILLERS - $295,000 | $1,418 | -3.2% | $4,005,713
5. THE PUNISHER - $253,513 | $990 | -20.5% | $2,514,038
6. CRAYON SHIN-CHAN ANKONU TAMATAMA DAITSUISEKI - $210,363 | $1,041
7. OUT FOR A KILL - $190,588 | $1,925
8. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $170,888 | $4,883
9. TWISTED - $128,988 | $1,141 | -6.1% | $2,438,838
10. THE RECKONING - $120,775 | $1,372 | -8.8% | $572,238
11. VAN HELSING - $109,713 | $731 | -13.7% | $12,193,375
12. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $101,363 | $735 | -12.9% | $955,413 :mad:
13. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $80,563 | $1,202 | +0.1% | $3,525,088
14. BLUEBERRY - $66,475 | $532 | -26.3% | $501,913
15. UNCONDITIONAL LOVE - $51,300 | $1,193 | -30.5% | $176,050
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (6/25 - 6/27):
1. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $37,566,600 | $8,470 | $153,757,356
2. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $9,198,456 | $2,537 | $182,980,356
3. TROY - $7,161,900 | $2,240 | $274,432,656
4. THE LADYKILLERS - $3,540,000 | $1,914 | $48,068,556
5. THE PUNISHER - $3,042,156 | $1,337 | $30,168,456
6. CRAYON SHIN-CHAN ANKONU TAMATAMA DAITSUISEKI - $2,524,356 | $1,405
7. OUT FOR A KILL - $2,287,056 | $2,599
8. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $2,050,656 | $6,592
9. TWISTED - $1,547,856 | $1,540 | $29,266,056
10. THE RECKONING - $1,449,300 | $1,852 | $6,866,856
11. VAN HELSING - $1,316,556 | $987 | $146,320,500
12. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $1,216,356 | $992 | $11,464,956 :mad:
13. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $966,756 | $1,623 | $42,301,056
14. BLUEBERRY - $797,700 | $718 | $6,022,956
15. UNCONDITIONAL LOVE - $615,600 | $1,611 | $2,112,600
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
6/2 RELEASES:
http://www.filasiete.com/shrekIIpor.jpg
SHREK 2 (June 30th) - 500 screens
And also:
L'Ultimo Bacio - 40 screens
Arven - 15 screens
Johnson Family Vacation - 10 screens
charliebobo
07-03-2004, 07:27 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
[B]L'Ultimo Bacio - 40 screens
Another good Italian movie... it stars Giovanna Mezzogiorno (you may remember her from my Sex tournament) and Stefano Accorsi (who did that Portuguese film by Maria De Medeiros, April something, as well as many Italian movies you probably won't have heard of)... how are reviews for this? It's kinda like Magnolia so if you liked that one you should try and check this one out (40 screens is better than 3, no?)
About the FBI movie.... ugh! Especially the guy with the fruit... just ugh :o :eek: :mad:
Damned Martian
07-11-2004, 12:35 PM
Originally posted by charliebobo
Another good Italian movie... it stars Giovanna Mezzogiorno (you may remember her from my Sex tournament) and Stefano Accorsi (who did that Portuguese film by Maria De Medeiros, April something, as well as many Italian movies you probably won't have heard of)... how are reviews for this? It's kinda like Magnolia so if you liked that one you should try and check this one out (40 screens is better than 3, no?)
REviews have been warm, but not specially good. I'm not much itnerested on it either. And I'll always have the internet to see Giovanna :D
BTW, 40 screens are better than 3 indeed, but still not better enough. Nothing short of 70 screens ever gets to my city, unless it's American (and sometimes not even then, e.g. The Cooler and Thirteen)
About the FBI movie.... ugh! Especially the guy with the fruit... just ugh :o :eek: :mad: Trust me, you haven't seen the worst...
Damned Martian
07-11-2004, 12:37 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (7/2 - 7/4):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040701/16/2202161432.jpg
1. SHREK 2 - $7,646,375 | $15,052 | $10,353,475
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040617/15/3473043183.jpg
2. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $1,397,613 | $2,795 | -55.4% | $15,737,575
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040527/16/1194334944.jpg
3. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $499,913 | $1,316 | -34.8% | $16,059,225
4. TROY - $388,513 | $1,177 | -34.9% | $23,515,988
5. THE LADYKILLERS - $157,438 | $772 | -46.6% | $4,290,063
6. THE PUNISHER - $118,913 | $695 | -53.1% | $2,719,575
7. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $106,075 | $3,031 | -37.9% | $342,950
8. CRAYON SHIN-CHAN ANKONU TAMATAMA DAITSUISEKI - $105,038 | $541 | -50.1% | $429,450
9. OUT FOR A KILL - $101,513 | $1,015 | -46.7% | $354,375
10. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $94,575 | $2,012
11. TWISTED - $76,850 | $776 | -40.4% | $2,561,188
12. THE RECKONING - $72,425 | $894 | -40% | $690,063
13. VAN HELSING - $61,388 | $525 | -44% | $12,299,600
14. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $46,400 | $761 | -42.4% | $3,601,775
15. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $41,450 | $432 | -59.1% | $1,039,663 :mad:
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (7/2 - 7/4):
1. SHREK 2 - $91,756,500 | $20,320 | $124,241,700
2. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $16,771,356 | $3,773 | $188,850,900
3. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $5,998,956 | $1,777 | $192,710,700
4. TROY - $4,662,156 | $1,589 | $282,191,856
5. THE LADYKILLERS - $1,889,256 | $1,042 | $51,480,756
6. THE PUNISHER - $1,426,956 | $938 | $32,634,900
7. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $1,272,900 | $4,092 | $4,115,400
8. CRAYON SHIN-CHAN ANKONU TAMATAMA DAITSUISEKI - $1,260,456 | $730 | $5,153,400
9. OUT FOR A KILL - $1,218,156 | $1,370 | $4,252,500
10. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $1,134,900 | $2,716
11. TWISTED - $922,200 | $1,048 | $30,734,256
12. THE RECKONING - $869,100[/color] | $1,207 | $8,280,756
13. VAN HELSING - $736,656 | $709 | $147,595,200
14. THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT - $556,800 | $1,027 | $43,221,300
15. FBI: FRIKIS BUSCAN INCORDIAR (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000139.html) - $497,400 | $583 | $12,475,956 :mad:
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
7/9 RELEASES:
http://www.dmacroweb.com/cp/sade2/modulos/usuariosFtp/conexion/image1161A.jpg
P3K: Pinocchio 3000 - 250 screens
http://www.dmacroweb.com/cp/sade2/modulos/usuariosFtp/conexion/image1159A.jpg
Incautos - 200 screens
http://www.dmacroweb.com/cp/sade2/modulos/usuariosFtp/conexion/image1162A.jpg
Spartan - 190 screens
http://www.dmacroweb.com/cp/sade2/modulos/usuariosFtp/conexion/image1155A.jpg
Seres Queridos - 125 screens
And also:
Casa de los Babys - 35 screens
Sur mes Lèvres - 35 screens
Connie and Carla - 30 screens
Rum=Dim - ? screens
BTW, Shrek 2 has had the best opening ever in Spain (or the second best behind ROTK, depending on the source). And without much competition this weekend, and great WOM, it could be one of the top grossers in Spain ever. And another thing: it has already made 90% of the first one's total gross.
Damned Martian
07-16-2004, 12:32 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (7/9 - 7/11):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040701/16/2202161432.jpg
1. SHREK 2 - $5,475,788 | $10,779 | -28.4% | $20,642,175
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040617/15/3473043183.jpg
2. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $1,008,850 | $2,212 | -27.8% | $17,657,613
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040714/08/3596861814.jpg
3. SPARTAN - $627,900 | $3,322
4. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $490,663 | $1,500 | -1.9% | $16,861,425
5. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $426,750 | $2,188
6. TROY - $406,663 | $1,447 | +4.7% | $24,217,500
7. P3K: PINOCCHIO 3000 (http://www.filmaxanimation.com/films/49.htm) - $200,938 | $807
8. THE LADYKILLERS - $162,800 | $899 | +3.4% | $4,575,063
9. SERES QUERIDOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376177/) - $158,625 | $1,279
10. THE PUNISHER - $112,113 | $837 | -5.7% | $2,927,988
11. CRAYON SHIN-CHAN ANKONU TAMATAMA DAITSUISEKI - $96,275 | $570 | -8.3% | $623,463
12. TWISTED - $86,613 | $1,274 | +12.7% | $2,698,000
13. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $82,813 | $1,800 | -12.4% | $239,750
14. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $81,888 | $2,340 | -22.8% | $484,200
15. OUT FOR A KILL - $70,475 | $792 | -30.6% | $475,663
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (7/9 - 7/11):
1. SHREK 2 - $65,709,456 | $14,552 | $247,706,100
2. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $12,106,200 | $2,986 | $211,891,356
3. SPARTAN - $7,534,800 | $4,485
4. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $5,887,956 | $2,025 | $202,337,100
5. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $5,121,000 | $2,954
6. TROY - $4,879,956 | $1,953 | $290,610,000
7. P3K: PINOCCHIO 3000 (http://www.filmaxanimation.com/films/49.htm) - $2,411,256 | $1,089
8. THE LADYKILLERS - $1,953,600 | $1,214 | $54,900,756
9. SERES QUERIDOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376177/) - $1,903,500 | $1,727
10. THE PUNISHER - $1,345,356 | $1,130 | $35,135,856
11. CRAYON SHIN-CHAN ANKONU TAMATAMA DAITSUISEKI - $1,155,300 | $770 | $7,481,556
12. TWISTED - $1,039,356 | $1,720 | $32,376,000
13. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $993,756 | $2,430 | $2,877,000
14. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $982,656 | $3,159 | $5,810,400
15. OUT FOR A KILL - $845,700 | $1,069 | $5,707,956
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
7/16 RELEASES:
http://www.geocities.com/ciendecine/pelis/0000426.jpg
SPIDER-MAN 2 - 600+ screens (on July 14th)
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4222.jpg
Dirty Dancing 2: Havana Nights - 200 screens
And also:
Iris - 40 screens --> not the Kate Winslet film, but a Spanish film
Secretary - 30 screens
Eurotrip - 25 screens
Barbershop 2 - 10 screens
Damned Martian
07-27-2004, 02:15 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (7/16 - 7/18):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040720/08/944881171.jpg
1. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $5,431,838 | $9,008 | $7,855,950
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040701/16/2202161432.jpg
2. SHREK 2 - $2,697,750 | $6,628 | -50.5% | $25,916,563
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040715/09/3853364256.jpg
3. DIRTY DANCING 2: HAVANA NIGHTS - $554,163 | $2,771
4. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $497,625 | $1,257 | -50.7% | $18,636,400
5. SPARTAN - $302,200 | $1,642 | -51.9% | $1,131,163
6. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $253,988 | $1,296 | -40.5% | $872,875
7. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $235,388 | $930 | -52% | $17,278,888
8. TROY - $227,575 | $1,073 | -44% | $24,636,075
9. SERES QUERIDOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376177/) - $88,663 | $764 | -44.1% | $319,750
10. P3K: PINOCCHIO 3000 (http://www.filmaxanimation.com/films/49.htm) - $84,963 | $344 | -56.1% | $414,550
11. THE LADYKILLERS - $73,688 | $609 | -54.7% | $4,721,925
12. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $61,013 | $1,743 | -25.5% | $581,663
13. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $60,125 | $1,307 | -27.4% | $342,538
14. SECRETARY - $45,900 | $1,434
15. EUROTRIP - $44,313 | $1,773
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (7/16 - 7/18):
1. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $65,182,056 | $12,161 | $94,271,400
2. SHREK 2 - $32,373,000 | $8,948 | $310,998,756
3. DIRTY DANCING 2: HAVANA NIGHTS - $6,649,956 | $3,741
4. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $5,971,500 | $1,697 | $223,636,800
5. SPARTAN - $3,626,400 | $2,217 | $13,573,956
6. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $3,047,856 | $1,750 | $10,474,500
7. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $2,824,656 | $1,256 | $207,346,656
8. TROY - $2,730,900 | $1,449 | $295,632,900
9. SERES QUERIDOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376177/) - $1,063,956 | $1,031 | $3,837,000
10. P3K: PINOCCHIO 3000 (http://www.filmaxanimation.com/films/49.htm) - $1,019,556 | $464 | $4,974,600
11. THE LADYKILLERS - $884,256 | $822 | $56,663,100
12. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $732,156 | $2,353 | $6,979,956
13. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $721,500 | $1,764 | $4,110,456
14. SECRETARY - $550,800 | $1,936
15. EUROTRIP - $531,756 | $2,394
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
7/23 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4229.jpg
KILL BILL VOL.2 - 325 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4234.jpg
ISI Y DISI (AMOR A LO BESTIA) - 325 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4230.jpg
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4232.jpg
FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - 160 screens
And also:
Operación Algeciras - 3 screens
MacReady
07-30-2004, 12:48 AM
What's the buzz Fahrenheit 9/11 over in Spain?
Damned Martian
08-01-2004, 02:58 PM
Originally posted by MacReady
What's the buzz Fahrenheit 9/11 over in Spain? Critically it's received with moderate praise, since critics say it's well done, it's necessary but too one-sided and flawed. Manipulative at times, but strongly directed. Bowling for Clumbine was better received.
As for people, they seem to have more or less the same opinion from what I've heard. There are many people who love it, others don't care much about it, others start calling Moore names... Basically what you can expect from Americans, but to a lesser degree (since we're still not Americans... I guess).
Anyway:
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (7/23 - 7/25):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040720/08/944881171.jpg
1. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $2,226,575 | $3,699 | -59% | $12,755,013
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040722/17/3244213519.jpg
2. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $1,695,350 | $5,249
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040701/16/2202161432.jpg
3. SHREK 2 - $1,446,075 | $3,995 | -46.4% | $29,006,375
4. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $1,212,525 | $3,708
5. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $825,063 | $2,787
6. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $643,738 | $3,949
7. DIRTY DANCING 2: HAVANA NIGHTS - $335,863 | $1,696 | -39.4% | $1,259,838
8. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $240,388 | $778 | -51.7% | $19,228,600
9. SPARTAN - $146,013 | $973 | -51.7% | $1,438,913
10. TROY - $119,300 | $947 | -47.6% | $24,911,488
11. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $110,788 | $821 | -52.9% | $17,528,388
12. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $110,513 | $604 | -56.5% | $1,124,375
13. P3K: PINOCCHIO 3000 (http://www.filmaxanimation.com/films/49.htm) - $46,738 | $263 | -45% | $529,988
14. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $43,788 | $1,251 | -27.2% | $427,875
15. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $37,938 | $1,186 | -37.8% | $656,550
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (7/23 - 7/25):
1. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $26,718,900 | $4,994 | $153,060,156
2. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $20,344,200 | $7,086
3. SHREK 2 - $17,352,900 | $5,393 | $348,076,500
4. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $14,550,300 | $5,006
5. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $9,900,756 | $3,762
6. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $7,724,856 | $5,331
7. DIRTY DANCING 2: HAVANA NIGHTS - $4,030,356 | $2,290 | $15,118,056
8. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $2,884,656 | $1,050 | $230,743,200
9. SPARTAN - $1,752,156 | $1,314 | $17,266,956
10. TROY - $1,431,600 | $1,278 | $298,937,856
11. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $1,329,456 | $1,108 | $210,340,656
12. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $1,326,156 | $815 | $13,492,500
13. P3K: PINOCCHIO 3000 (http://www.filmaxanimation.com/films/49.htm) - $560,856 | $355 | $6,359,856
14. L'ULTIMO BACIO - $525,456 | $1,689 | $5,134,500
15. CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND - $455,256 | $1,601 | $7,878,600
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
7/30 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4250.jpg
I, ROBOT - 450 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4248.jpg
KOMODO - 150 screens
And also:
La Mentale - 33 screens
Monsieur Ibrahim et les Fleurs du Coran - 33 screens
Touching the Void - 8 screens
The Perfect Score - 7 screens
Il Cuore Altrove - ? screens
Vai e Vem - ? screens
Los sin Tierra - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Shrek 2 is currently at position #11 in the All-Time charts in Spain, and it's very close to surpass Finding nemo as the highest grosser animated film ever in Spain. More than 5 million people have seen it (though it's still far far away from The Lion King's 6 million people).
- Kill Bill vol.2's gross is around 40% lower than vol.1 in more or less the same theaters.
- Spiderman had made around $15 million in 10 days, while spiderman 2 has only made $12.75 in 12 days.
- Fahrenheit 9/11's weekend is the best opening ever for a documentary in Spain. Former champ was La Pelota Vasca, a documentary about ETA, with around $271,000 in just 32 theaters (141 less than Moore's film).
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $9.36 million, down 13.6% from last weekend but up 36.5% from last year.
Damned Martian
08-08-2004, 02:49 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (7/30 - 8/1):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040729/17/2967224212.jpg
1. I, ROBOT - $4,825,125 | $10,819
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040720/08/944881171.jpg
2. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $1,253,963 | $2,318 | -43.7% | $15,381,963
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040722/17/3244213519.jpg
3. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $1,232,700 | $3,805 | -27.3% | $4,060,963
4. SHREK 2 - $1,026,650 | $2,917 | -29% | $31,074,963
5. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $595,838 | $2,013 | -27.3% | $2,056,825
6. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $550,275 | $1,683 | -54.6% | $2,600,088
7. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $508,938 | $3,122 | -20.9% | $1,689,200
8. DIRTY DANCING 2: HAVANA NIGHTS - $222,300 | $1,112 | -33.8% | $1,507,125
9. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $162,625 | $760 | -32.3% | $19,602,850
10. MONSIEUR IBRAHIM ET LES FLEURS DU CORAN - $126,475 | $3,833
11. KOMODO - $125,275 | $841
12. TROY - $84,538 | $972 | -29.1% | $25,088,163
13. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $60,775 | $724 | -45.1% | $17,665,300
14. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $59,688 | $533 | -46% | $1,260,763
15. SPARTAN - $58,825 | $745 | -59.7% | $1,587,875
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (7/30 - 8/1):
1. I, ROBOT - $57,901,500 | $14,606
2. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $15,047,556 | $3,129 | $184,583,556
3. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $14,792,400 | $5,137 | $48,731,556
4. SHREK 2 - $12,319,800 | $3,938 | $372,899,556
5. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $7,150,056 | $2,718 | $24,681,900
6. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $6,603,300 | $2,272 | $31,201,056
7. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $6,107,256 | $4,215 | $20,270,400
8. DIRTY DANCING 2: HAVANA NIGHTS - $2,667,600 | $1,501 | $[color=red]18,085,500
9. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $1,951,500 | $1,026 | $235,234,200
10. MONSIEUR IBRAHIM ET LES FLEURS DU CORAN - $1,517,700 | $5,175
11. KOMODO - $1,503,300 | $1,135
12. TROY - $1,014,456 | $1,312 | $301,057,956
13. THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW - $729,300 | $977 | $211,983,600
14. INCAUTOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382097/) - $716,256 | $720 | $15,129,156
15. SPARTAN - $705,900 | $1,006 | $19,054,500
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
8/6 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4259.jpg
HOME ON THE RANGE - 330 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4260.jpg
CATWOMAN - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/2947.jpg
THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - 250 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4261.jpg
TORAPIA - 215 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4258.jpg
The Stepford Wives - 200 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/3267.jpg
Highwaymen - 110 screens
And also:
Green Dragon - 30 screens
La Grande Séduction - 27 screens
I Banchieri di Dio - 2 screens
The Price of Milk - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- I, Robot has scored the 7th best opening this year, which could be seen as a weak sign since it's one the biggest openings of the year, but it's not so since this weekend there have been millions of hollyday departures in Spain: many people here usually move to the coasts to spend August or at least the first half of it (though this habit is starting to change, being more spreaded out during the entire Summer).
- Shrek 2 is currently at position #8 in the All-Time charts in Spain, and has surpassed Finding Nemo becoming the highest grosser animated film ever in Spain. 5.29 million people have seen it, though it's unlikely to reach The Lion King's 6 millions.
- Kill Bill vol.2's current total gross is 33% lower than vol.1's in the same time span, and its 2nd weekend is 45% lower than that from vol.1.
- Spiderman 2 is currently #7 in this year's charts.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $11.05 million, up 18.1% from last weekend and 61.2% from last year.
Damned Martian
08-16-2004, 07:41 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (8/6 - 8/8):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040729/17/2967224212.jpg
1. I, ROBOT - $2,460,388 | $5,468 | -49% | $10,139,050
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040805/18/3514283625.jpg
2. CATWOMAN - $1,336,150 | $4,352
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040805/17/12904968.jpg
3. HOME ON THE RANGE - $1,044,425 | $3,194
4. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $839,925 | $4,200
5. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $821,725 | $3,287
6. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $816,925 | $2,741 | -33.7% | $5,757,138
7. SHREK 2 - $649,363 | $1,871 | -36.7% | $32,744,338
8. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $628,163 | $1,555 | -49.9% | $16,958,738
9. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $324,938 | $2,152 | -36.2% | $2,457,850
10. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $271,213 | $840 | -50.7% | $3,334,350
11. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $258,663 | $1,031 | -56.6% | $2,804,500
12. HIGHWAYMEN - $180,875 | $1,644
13. TORAPIA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420263/) - $166,538 | $764
14. MONSIEUR IBRAHIM ET LES FLEURS DU CORAN - $89,450 | $2,711 | -29.3% | $311,425
15. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $61,788 | $679 | -62% | $19,839,000
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (8/6 - 8/8):
1. I, ROBOT - $29,524,656 | $7,382 | $121,668,600
2. CATWOMAN - $16,033,800 | $5,875
3. HOME ON THE RANGE - $12,533,100 | $4,312
4. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $10,079,100 | $5,670
5. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $9,860,700 | $4,437
6. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $9,803,100 | $3,700 | $69,085,656
7. SHREK 2 - $7,792,356 | $2,526 | $392,932,056
8. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $7,537,956 | $2,099 | $203,504,856
9. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $3,899,256 | $2,905 | $29,494,200
10. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $3,254,556 | $1,134 | $40,012,200
11. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $3,103,956 | $1,392 | $33,654,000
12. HIGHWAYMEN - $2,170,500 | $2,219
13. TORAPIA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420263/) - $1,998,456 | $1,031
14. MONSIEUR IBRAHIM ET LES FLEURS DU CORAN - $1,073,400 | $3,660 | $3,737,100
15. HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN - $741,456 | $917 | $238,068,000
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
8/13 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4354.jpg
KING ARTHUR - 400 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4371.jpg
Thunderbirds - 200 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4369.jpg
Open Water - 150 screens
And also:
Fuera del Cuerpo - 80 screens
La Promesa - 80 screens
Envy - ? screens
Tian Di Ying Xiong - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Fahrenheit 9/11 has surpassed La Pelota Vasca to turn the highest grossing documentary ever in Spain.
- In terms of number of people who have seen it, Shrek 2 is currently at position #16 in the All-Time charts in Spain with 5.58 millions.
- Kill Bill vol.2's current total gross is 30% lower than vol.1's in the same time span, and its 3rd weekend is 40% lower than that from vol.1.
- Troy is already one of the very few films that have surpassed the mark of the 20 million euros in Spain.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $10.15 million, down 8.2% from last weekend but up 37.3% from last year.
Damned Martian
08-20-2004, 08:30 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (8/13 - 8/15):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040812/13/3094487525.jpg
1. KING ARTHUR - $2,748,263 | $6,820
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040729/17/2967224212.jpg
2. I, ROBOT - $1,071,788 | $2,504 | -56.4% | $12,746,325
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040805/18/3514283625.jpg
3. CATWOMAN - $560,513 | $1,832 | -58.1% | $2,784,363
4. HOME ON THE RANGE - $524,188 | $1,638 | -49.8% | $2,589,038
5. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $493,300 | $1,958 | -40% | $1,933,250
6. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $474,325 | $2,372 | -43.5% | $1,967,150
7. OPEN WATER - $422,388 | $2,779
8. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $417,538 | $1,481 | -48.9% | $6,782,013
9. SHREK 2 - $344,650 | $1,064 | -46.9% | $33,755,750
10. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $248,138 | $865 | -60.5% | $17,727,013
11. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $201,750 | $1,382 | -37.9% | $2,982,313
12. THUNDERBIRDS - $134,325 | $675
13. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $127,338 | $724 | -53% | $3,706,550
14. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $93,050 | $600 | -64% | $3,171,338
15. LA PROMESA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414413/) - $85,150 | $1,120
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (8/13 - 8/15):
1. KING ARTHUR - $32,979,156 | $9,207
2. I, ROBOT - $12,861,456 | $3,380 | $152,955,900
3. CATWOMAN - $6,726,156 | $2,473 | $33,412,356
4. HOME ON THE RANGE - $6,290,256 | $2,211 | $31,068,456
5. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $5,919,600 | $2,643 | $23,199,000
6. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $5,691,900 | $3,202 | $23,605,800
7. OPEN WATER - $5,068,656 | $3,752
8. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $5,010,456 | $1,999 | $81,384,156
9. SHREK 2 - $4,135,800 | $1,436 | $405,069,000
10. SPIDER-MAN 2 - $2,977,656 | $1,168 | $212,724,156
11. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $2,421,000 | $1,866 | $35,787,756
12. THUNDERBIRDS - $1,611,900 | $911
13. KILL BILL VOL.2 - $1,528,056 | $977 | $44,478,600
14. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS - $1,116,600 | $810 | $38,056,056
15. LA PROMESA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414413/) - $1,021,800 | $1,512
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
8/20 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4404.jpg
SPY KIDS 3D - 350 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4402.jpg
MINDHUNTERS - 250 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4415.jpg
13 GOING ON 30 - 250(?) screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4400.jpg
The Clearing - 215 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4401.jpg
Tais Toi! - 165 screens
And also:
The Land Before Time X: The Great Longneck Migration - 150 screens*
El Año de la Garrapata - 120 screens
They - 80 screens
The Touch - 80 screens
The One and Only - ? screens
Shuang tong - ? screens
Les Boys - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- I, Robot is the 8th title this year to surpass the 10 million euros mark, and the second one for Fox.
- Shrek 2 is currently at position #7 in the All-Time charts in Spain, and could get even two positions higher during this week.
- Kill Bill vol.2's current total gross is 30% lower than vol.1's in the same time span, and its 4th weekend is 63% lower than that from vol.1.
- Isi/Disi is already the second highest grossing Spanish film of the year, behind Bad Education.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $8.24 million, down 18.8% from last weekend and 18.4% from last year.
*Worth mentioning is the fact that only the first part was released here on theaters. The rest were VHS material. Why they decided to release this one on theaters is a mystery beyond me.
Damned Martian
08-29-2004, 12:36 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (8/20 - 8/22):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040812/13/3094487525.jpg
1. KING ARTHUR - $1,862,400 | $4,599 | -32.2% | $7,028,688
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040819/17/183827569.jpg
2. SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER - $1,294,263 | $3,698
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040819/17/4281554248.jpg
3. MINDHUNTERS - $1,003,050 | $4,145
4. THE CLEARING - $790,813 | $3,678
5. I, ROBOT - $683,675 | $1,942 | -36.2% | $14,441,600
6. HOME ON THE RANGE - $370,188 | $1,171 | -29.4% | $3,678,788
7. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $298,875 | $1,377 | -39.4% | $2,686,688
8. CATWOMAN - $285,313 | $942 | -49.1% | $3,618,525
9. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $282,600 | $1,692 | -40.4% | $2,759,713
10. SHREK 2 - $262,463 | $1,250 | -23.8% | $34,571,038
11. 13 GOING ON 30 - $260,863 | $1,304
12. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $251,575 | $1,154 | -39.7% | $7,478,788
13. OPEN WATER - $214,950 | $1,424 -49.1% | $1,023,413
14. TAIS TOI! - $210,975 | $1,279
15. THEY - $170,400 | $2,130
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (8/20 - 8/22):
1. KING ARTHUR - $22,348,800 | $6,209 | $84,344,256
2. SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER - $15,531,156 | $4,992
3. MINDHUNTERS - $12,036,600 | $5,596
4. THE CLEARING - $9,489,756 | $4,965
5. I, ROBOT - $8,204,100 | $2,622 | $173,299,200
6. HOME ON THE RANGE - $4,442,256 | $1,581 | $44,145,456
7. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $3,586,500 | $1,859 | $32,240,256
8. CATWOMAN - $3,423,756 | $1,272 | $43,422,300
9. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $3,391,200 | $2,284 | $33,116,556
10. SHREK 2 - $3,149,556 | $1,688 | $414,852,456
11. 13 GOING ON 30 - $3,130,356 | $1,760
12. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $3,018,900 | $1,558 | $89,745,456
13. OPEN WATER - $2,579,400 | $1,922 | $12,280,956
14. TAIS TOI! - $2,531,700 | $1,727
15. THEY - $2,044,800 | $2,876
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
8/27 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4434.jpg
THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - 230 screens (--> why such a soft release? It makes no sense to me :confused: )
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4431.jpg
Doraemon: Nobita's Robot Kingdom - 160 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4235.jpg
Cámara Oscura - 150 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4430.jpg
Michel Vaillant - 130 screens
And also:
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie - 100 screens
Inconscientes - 90 screens
Jeux D'Enfants - 30 screens
Goldfish Memory - 30 screens
XX/XY - 4 screens
Young Adam - ? screens
O Invasor - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Spy Kids 3-D has had the best opening of the series in Spain, and is aimed to gross more than the other two (which is not saying much, by the way, since the former two were flops here).
- Shrek 2 is currently at position #5 in the All-Time charts in Spain, and #16 if we consider the number of people who have seen it (though it's very close to reach The Lion King's 6 million people and thus get one place higher and turn the most seen animated film ever here).
- Kill Bill vol.2's current total gross... oh, who cares about it any more?
- Isi/Disi could surpass Bad Education as the highest grossing Spanish film of the year this very week.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $8.83 million, up 7% from last weekend but down 6.2% from last year.
Damned Martian
09-07-2004, 12:30 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (8/27 - 8/29):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040831/17/753921203.jpg
1. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $1,886,963 | $8,133
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4354.jpg
2. KING ARTHUR - $1,259,263 | $3,305 | -32.4% | $9,632,963
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/13600/spykids3_g.jpg
3. SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER - $903,650 | $2,582 | -30.2% | $3,364,638
4. MINDHUNTERS - $846,275 | $3,526 | -15.6% | $2,589,400
5. THE CLEARING - $650,125 | $3,024 | -17.8% | $1,997,213
6. I, ROBOT - $447,700 | $1,497 | -34.5% | $15,354,188
7. CAMARA OSCURA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407707/) - $264,000 | $1,796
8. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $256,825 | $1,834 | -9.1% | $3,236,425
9. HOME ON THE RANGE - $252,263 | $879 | -31.9% | $4,333,613
10. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $238,375 | $1,229 | -20.2% | $3,112,413
11. MICHEL VAILLANT - $230,675 | $1,734
12. INCONSCIENTES (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395173/) - $199,925 | $2,272
13. SHREK 2 - $176,638 | $950 | -32.7% | $35,030,750
14. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $176,325 | $1,102 | -29.9% | $7,869,113
15. DORAEMON, NOBITA'S ROBOT KINGDOM - $171,075 | $1,056
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (8/27 - 8/29):
1. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $22,643,556 | $10,980
2. KING ARTHUR - $15,111,156 | $4,462 | $115,595,556
3. SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER - $10,843,800 | $3,486 | $40,375,656
4. MINDHUNTERS - $10,155,300 | $4,760 | $31,072,800
5. THE CLEARING - $7,801,500 | $4,082 | $23,966,556
6. I, ROBOT - $5,372,400 | $2,021 | $184,250,256
7. CAMARA OSCURA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407707/) - $3,168,000 | $2,425
8. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $3,081,900 | $2,476 | $38,837,100
9. HOME ON THE RANGE - $3,027,156 | $1,187 | $52,003,356
10. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $2,860,500 | $1,659 | $37,348,956
11. MICHEL VAILLANT - $2,768,100 | $2,341
12. INCONSCIENTES (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395173/) - $2,399,100 | $3,067
13. SHREK 2 - $2,119,656 | $1,283 | $420,369,000
14. ISI/DISI (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390136/) - $2,115,900 | $1,488 | $94,429,356
15. DORAEMON, NOBITA'S ROBOT KINGDOM - $2,052,900 | $1,426
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
9/3 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4493.jpg
GARFIELD: THE MOVIE - 350 screens (on Sept. 1st)
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4495.jpg
MAR ADENTRO - 275 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4494.jpg
Mean Girls - 160 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4496.jpg
Ju-On 2 - 135 screens
And also:
Dirty Pretty Things - 35 screens
Les Côtelettes - 2 screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Spy Kids 3-D has already made more money in Spain than the two former films of the saga did.
- I, Robot is currently #7 at the box office charts of the year.
- Isi/Disi is already the highest grossing Spanish film of the year, over Bad Education.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $8.6 million, down 2.5% from last weekend and 16.7% from last year.
Damned Martian
09-11-2004, 11:04 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (9/3 - 9/5):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040902/10/2442677629.jpg
1. GARFIELD - $3,106,563 | $8,901 | $4,191,413
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4495.jpg
2. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $2,861,588 | $10,406
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/13900/lascronicasderiddick_g.jpg
3. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $909,625 | $3,955 | -51.8% | $3,626,425
4. KING ARTHUR - $873,625 | $2,420 | -30.6% | $11,298,025
5. MEAN GIRLS - $715,588 | $4,472
6. MINDHUNTERS - $713,200 | $2,984 | -15.7% | $3,745,575
7. JU-ON 2 - $559,613 | $4,055
8. SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER - $546,000 | $1,650 | -39.6% | $4,548,663
9. THE CLEARING - $455,488 | $2,128 | -29.9% | $2,790,500
10. I, ROBOT - $237,400 | $1,230 | -47% | $15,821,388
11. INCONSCIENTES (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395173/) - $172,063 | $1,955 -13.9% | $510,500
12. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $169,225 | $1,376 | -34.1% | $3,561,863
13. HOME ON THE RANGE - $140,388 | $650 | -44.3% | $4,658,450
14. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $129,013 | $1,049 | -45.9% | $3,352,138
15. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $127,613 | $1,358 | -13.2% | $3,965,250
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (9/3 - 9/5):
1. GARFIELD - $37,278,756 | $12,016 | $50,296,956
2. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $34,339,056 | $14,048
3. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $10,915,500 | $5,339 | $43,517,100
4. KING ARTHUR - $10,483,500 | $3,267 | $135,576,300
5. MEAN GIRLS - $8,587,056 | $6,037
6. MINDHUNTERS - $8,558,400 | $4,028 | $44,946,900
7. JU-ON 2 - $6,715,356 | $5,474
8. SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER - $6,552,000 | $2,228 | $54,583,956
9. THE CLEARING - $5,465,856 | $2,873 | $33,486,000
10. I, ROBOT - $2,848,800 | $1,661 | $189,856,656
11. INCONSCIENTES (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395173/) - $2,064,756 | $2,639 | $6,126,000
12. THE STEPFORD WIVES - $2,030,700 | $1,858 | $42,742,356
13. HOME ON THE RANGE - $1,684,656 | $878 | $55,901,400
14. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR - $1,548,156 | $1,416 | $40,225,656
15. FAHRENHEIT 9/11 - $1,531,356 | $1,833 | $47,583,000
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
9/10 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4516.jpg
DODGEBALL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4506.jpg
THE TERMINAL - 280 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4514.jpg
Raising Helen - 150 screens
And also:
Madhouse - 80 screens
Mala Uva - 25 screens
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring - 20 screens
25 Degrés en Hiver - ? screens
Meschugge - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- The opening weekend gross of Amenabar's Mar Adentro is the 4th biggest opening ever for a Spanish film, behind Mortadelo y Filemón, The Others and Torrente 2. Reviews have been good to excellent, but word of mouth is even better. I haven't met, either by internet or in person, a single person who doesn't think it's a masterpiece. And apparently, DAvid Poland wasn't very off when he said that Javier Bardem is the one to watch come Oscar night.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $12.26 million, up 42.6% from last weekend and 3.6% from last year.
Damned Martian
09-17-2004, 11:39 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (9/10 - 9/12):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040902/10/2561999243.jpg
1. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $2,879,463 | $10,433 | +0.6% | $7,603,375
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4516.jpg
2. DODGEBALL - $1,750,150 | $5,834
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14000/laterminal_g.jpg
3. THE TERMINAL - $1,716,938 | $6,132
4. GARFIELD - $1,628,963 | $4,654 | -47.6% | $7,362,800
5. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $440,663 | $1,916 | -51.6% | $4,438,438
6. MINDHUNTERS - $434,850 | $1,843 | -39% | $4,482,725
7. KING ARTHUR - $411,475 | $1,345 | -52.9% | $12,351,575
8. MEAN GIRLS - $380,788 | $2,380 -46.8% | $1,535,613
9. SPY KIDS 3-D - $252,300 | $835 | -53.8% | $5,128,038
10. JU-ON 2 - $235,538 | $1,719 -57.9% | $1,026,400
11. MADHOUSE - $224,513 | $2,842
12. THE CLEARING - $216,938 | $1,166 | -52.4% | $3,178,388
13. RAISING HELEN - $211,138 | $1,408
14. I, ROBOT - $111,763 | $963 | -52.9% | $16,045,600
15. INCONSCIENTES (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395173/) - $106,200 | $1,280 -38.3% | $690,850
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (9/10 - 9/12):
1. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $34,553,556 | $14,085 | $91,240,500
2. DODGEBALL - $21,001,800 | $7,876
3. THE TERMINAL - $20,603,256 | $8,278
4. GARFIELD - $19,547,556 | $6,283 | $88,353,600
5. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $5,287,956 | $2,587 | $53,261,256
6. MINDHUNTERS - $5,218,200 | $2,488 | $53,792,700
7. KING ARTHUR - $4,937,700 | $1,816 | $148,218,900
8. MEAN GIRLS - $4,569,456 | $3,213 | $18,427,356
9. SPY KIDS 3-D - $3,027,600 | $1,127 | $61,536,456
10. JU-ON 2 - $2,826,456 | $2,321 | $12,316,800
11. MADHOUSE - $2,694,156 | $3,837
12. THE CLEARING - $2,603,256 | $1,574 | $38,140,656
13. RAISING HELEN - $2,533,656 | $1,901
14. I, ROBOT - $1,341,156 | $1,300 | $192,547,200
15. INCONSCIENTES (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395173/) - $1,274,400 | $1,728 | $8,290,200
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
9/17 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4537.jpg
THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - 360 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4539.jpg
Escuela de Seducción - 170 screens
And also:
Non ti Muovere - 100 screens
Zhou Yu de Huo Che - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Mar Adentro is already the second highest grossing Spanish film of the year, behind Isi/Disi.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $11.4 million, down 7% from last weekend but up 30.3% from last year.
Damned Martian
09-25-2004, 12:30 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (9/17 - 9/19):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040902/10/2561999243.jpg
1. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $2,405,488 | $8,622 | -16.5% | $11,796,275
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4537.jpg
2. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $1,957,150 | $5,437
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14600/cuestiondepelotas_g.jpg
3. DODGEBALL - $1,379,225 | $4,613 | -21.2% | $3,790,175
4. THE TERMINAL - $1,186,100 | $4,267 | -30.9% | $3,581,450
5. GARFIELD - $921,325 | $2,632 | -43.4% | $8,776,650
6. ESCUELA DE SEDUCCIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409936/) - $321,850 | $1,871
7. MINDHUNTERS - $263,550 | $1,305 | -39.4% | $4,895,113
8. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $261,763 | $1,309 | -40.6% | $4,872,300
9. KING ARTHUR - $236,588 | $1,007 | -42.5% | $12,683,988
10. MEAN GIRLS - $231,200 | $1,521 -39.3% | $1,929,525
11. MADHOUSE - $224,763 | $2,810 | +0.1% | $540,225
12. NON TI MUOVERE - $211,363 | $2,225
13. SPY KIDS 3-D - $144,363 | $715 | -42.8% | $5,358,888
14. JU-ON 2 - $134,300 | $1,101 -43% | $1,251,425
15. RAISING HELEN - $109,150 | $769 | -48.3% | $398,775
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (9/17 - 9/19):
1. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $28,865,856 | $11,640 | $141,555,300
2. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $23,485,800 | $7,340
3. DODGEBALL - $16,550,700 | $6,228 | $45,482,100
4. THE TERMINAL - $14,233,200 | $5,760 | $42,977,400
5. GARFIELD - $11,055,900 | $3,553 | $105,319,800
6. ESCUELA DE SEDUCCIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409936/) - $3,862,200 | $2,526
7. MINDHUNTERS - $3,162,600 | $1,762 | $58,741,356
8. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $3,141,156 | $1,767 | $58,467,600
9. KING ARTHUR - $2,839,056 | $1,359 | $152,207,856
10. MEAN GIRLS - $2,774,400 | $2,053 | $23,154,300
11. MADHOUSE - $2,697,156 | $3,794 | $6,482,700
12. NON TI MUOVERE - $2,536,356 | $3,004
13. SPY KIDS 3-D - $1,732,356 | $965 | $64,306,656
14. JU-ON 2 - $1,611,600 | $1,486 | $15,017,100
15. RAISING HELEN - $1,309,800 | $1,038 | $4,785,300
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
9/24 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4556.jpg
THE VILLAGE - 400+ screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4560.jpg
El Juego de la Verdad - 190 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4564.jpg
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 165 screens
And also:
Horas de Luz - 80 screens
Ah! Si J´Étais Riche - 43 screens
Nos Enfants Chéris - 20 screens
Perseguidos - 10 screens
Nine Songs - 9 screens
Salvador Allende - 5 screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Mar Adentro is already the highest grossing Spanish film of the year, and the 10th of all time.
- Bourne's opening weekend is just 3% higher than that from its first installment.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $10,36 million, down 9.2% from last weekend but up 25.7% from last year.
Damned Martian
10-06-2004, 05:59 PM
Sorry for the delay, my computer broke down and I wasn't able to actualize the thread:
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (9/24 - 9/26):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040923/15/2802088954.jpg
1. THE VILLAGE - $5,328,838 | $13,190
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4495.jpg
2. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $1,650,813 | $5,896 | -31.4% | $14,561,700
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14400/elmitodebourne_g.jpg
3. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $1,033,625 | $3,040 | -47.2% | $3,613,875
4. DODGEBALL - $788,250 | $2,654 | -42.8% | $4,868,675
5. THE TERMINAL - $781,913 | $2,854 | -34.1% | $4,789,450
6. GARFIELD - $587,713 | $1,754 | -36.2% | $9,564,263
7. EL JUEGO DE LA VERDAD (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411542/) - $409,188 | $2,142
8. ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND - $396,788 | $2,404
9. ESCUELA DE SEDUCCIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409936/) - $201,175 | $1,212 | -37.5% | $668,663
10. HORAS DE LUZ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375342/) - $146,375 | $1,853
11. MINDHUNTERS - $133,013 | $971 | -49.5% | $5,127,550
12. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $119,738 | $837 | -54.3% | $5,082,800
13. NON TI MUOVERE - $98,250 | $1,045 | -53.5% | $398,188
14. MEAN GIRLS - $97,575 | $871 -57.8% | $2,083,438
15. MADHOUSE - $97,450 | $1,218 | -56.6% | $701,000
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (9/24 - 9/26):
1. THE VILLAGE - $63,946,056 | $17,807
2. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $19,809,756 | $7,960 | $174,740,400
3. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $12,403,500 | $4,104 | $43,366,500
4. DODGEBALL - $9,459,000 | $3,583 | $58,424,100
5. THE TERMINAL - $9,382,956 | $3,853 | $57,473,400
6. GARFIELD - $7,052,556 | $2,368 | $114,771,156
7. EL JUEGO DE LA VERDAD (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411542/) - $4,910,256 | $2,892
8. ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND - $4,761,456 | $3,245
9. ESCUELA DE SEDUCCIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409936/) - $2,414,100 | $1,636 | $8,023,956
10. HORAS DE LUZ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375342/) - $1,756,500 | $2,502
11. MINDHUNTERS - $1,596,156 | $1,311 | $61,530,600
12. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK - $1,436,856 | $1,130 | $60,993,600
13. NON TI MUOVERE - $1,179,000 | $1,411 | $4,778,256
14. MEAN GIRLS - $1,170,900 | $1,176 | $25,001,256
15. MADHOUSE - $1,169,400 | $1,644 | $8,412,000
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
10/1 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4572.jpg
HELLBOY - 330 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4594.jpg
LAWS OF ATTRACTION - 250 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4587.jpg
The Alamo - 200 screens
And also:
Tiovivo c.1950 - 85 screens
Roma - 80 screens
Anchorman, the Legend of Ron Burgundy - 25 screens
El Milagro de Candeal - 20 screens
Never Die Alone - ? screens
L.I.E. - ? screens
Escenario Móvil - ? screens
Sebastiane - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- The Village has had the 7th best opening of the year, and the best opening ever for a non-animated movie for Buena Vista (2nd best overall behind Finding Nemo).
- Mar Adentro is already 6th highest grossing Spanish film of all time, and the 8th highest grossing film of the year.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $12.21 million, up 17.9% from last weekend and 43.6% from last year.
BTW, tomorrow I'm going to be operated from my miopy, so I'll be gone for at least a week. Wish me luck!!
arto_j
10-07-2004, 10:06 AM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
BTW, tomorrow I'm going to be operated from my miopy, so I'll be gone for at least a week. Wish me luck!!
Good luck! :)
Damned Martian
10-16-2004, 11:17 AM
Well, I'm here again, so you bet I was lucky. It was an easy operation and a short post-operation time to recover.
Now, for the films:
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (10/1 - 10/3):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20040923/15/2802088954.jpg
1. THE VILLAGE - $2,432,075 | $6,020 | -54.4% | $8,987,850
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4572.jpg
2. HELLBOY - $1,867,025 | $5,557
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14000/maradentro_g.jpg
3. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $1,514,575 | $5,409 | -8.3% | $16,791,125
4. LAWS OF ATTRACTION - $750,775 | $3,003
5. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $738,500 | $2,322 | -28.6% | $4,727,225
6. THE TERMINAL - $583,975 | $2,299 | -25.31% | $5,639,200
7. DODGEBALL - $549,675 | $2,028 | -30.3% | $5,564,100
8. GARFIELD - $366,175 | $1,233 | -37.7% | $10,045,313
9. EL JUEGO DE LA VERDAD (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411542/) - $339,150 | $1,884 | -17.1% | $887,638
10. THE ALAMO - $323,400 | $2,156
11. ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND - $264,725 | $1,665 | -33.3% | $805,400
12. TIOVIVO C.1950 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425542/) - $224,588 | $2,642
13. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $181,250 | $2,266
14. HORAS DE LUZ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375342/) - $113,713 | $1,439 | -22.3% | $331,538
15. ESCUELA DE SEDUCCIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409936/) - $101,063 | $894 | -49.8% | $839,950
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (10/1 - 10/3):
1. THE VILLAGE - $29,184,900 | $8,127 | $107,854,200
2. HELLBOY - $22,404,300 | $7,502
3. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $18,174,900 | $7,302 | $201,493,500
4. LAWS OF ATTRACTION - $9,009,300 | $4,054
5. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $8,862,000 | $3,135 | $56,726,700
6. THE TERMINAL - $7,007,700 | $3,104 | $67,670,400
7. DODGEBALL - $6,596,100 | $2,738 | $66,769,200
8. GARFIELD - $4,394,100 | $1,665 | $120,543,756
9. EL JUEGO DE LA VERDAD (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411542/) - $4,069,800 | $2,543 | $10,651,656
10. THE ALAMO - $3,880,800 | $2,911
11. ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND - $3,176,700 | $2,248 | $9,664,800
12. TIOVIVO C.1950 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425542/) - $2,695,056 | $3,567
13. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $2,175,000 | $3,059
14. HORAS DE LUZ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375342/) - $1,364,556 | $1,943 | $3,978,456
15. ESCUELA DE SEDUCCIÓN (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409936/) - $1,212,756 | $1,207 | $10,079,400
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
10/8 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4603.jpg
SHARK TALE - 400 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4604.jpg
MAN ON FIRE - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4606.jpg
Jersey Girl - 250 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4605.jpg
Hipnos - 200 screens
And also:
The Motorcycle Diaries - 90 screens
Bombón el Perro - 30 screens
Before Sunset - 30 screens
Laurel Canyon - ? screens
Blind Horizon - ? screens
Spun - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Mar Adentro is already the 4th highest grossing Spanish film of all time, behind The Others, Mortadelo & Filemón and Torrente 2.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $10.69 million, down 12.5% from last weekend but up 10.4% from last year.
I'll post past weekend's numbers in a couple of days, and then in another couple of days this weekend's. Have to put this to date!:cool:
arto_j
10-17-2004, 05:38 AM
What does that Shark Tale translated title translate back to? Seems like it could be another classic or something, but of course, my Spanish is limited to about 11 words.
What's this Hipnos all about? Another (cool) horror flick judging by the poster, but is there any buzz on it over there?
Damned Martian
10-21-2004, 12:04 PM
Originally posted by arto_j
What does that Shark Tale translated title translate back to? Seems like it could be another classic or something, but of course, my Spanish is limited to about 11 words.
The Sharkfrightener, more or less. It's a lame title, so lame that I think it has been one of the reasons it hasn't done that well in teh BO here.
What's this Hipnos all about? Another (cool) horror flick judging by the poster, but is there any buzz on it over there? There's no buzz about it actually. Some cryptic advertising and that's all. The only thing you could tell from the trailer is that it is a horror film, and that's all. No plot is discernible. Anyway, searching a little, the plot is a mumbo-jumbo of topics of horror films: there's a crime, and the only survivor is a little girl in state of shock. After some years, a new doctor comes to the sanitarium and manages to get some words from teh speechless girl, but the day after the girl appears dead, an apparent suicide. But another patient tells the doctor that it has been a murder, and that she's the next one. And then there's obscure secrets, dark places, evil people and the obvious descent to madness of the doctor.
From what I've read, reviews have been mediocre to bad.
You can get the trailer (in spanish, but anyway they don't talk much in it) here: http://www.portalmix.com/cine/hipnos/trailers/3_hipnos.mov
Damned Martian
10-21-2004, 12:04 PM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (10/8 - 10/10):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20041007/15/3366266457.jpg
1. SHARK TALE - $2,550,163 | $6,281
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4604.jpg
2. MAN ON FIRE - $1,668,150 | $5,561
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14000/maradentro_g.jpg
3. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $1,265,313 | $4,519 | -16.5% | $18,700,850
4. THE VILLAGE - $1,264,063 | $3,335 | -48% | $10,748,375
5. HELLBOY - $957,700 | $2,859 | -48.7% | $3,267,225
6. JERSEY GIRL - $694,425 | $2,834
7. HIPNOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376650/) - $635,200 | $3,145
8. LAWS OF ATTRACTION - $482,988 | $1,909 | -35.7% | $1,421,000
9. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $383,463 | $1,987 | -48.1% | $5,290,925
10. THE TERMINAL - $318,125 | $2,066 | -45.5% | $6,084,850
11. DODGEBALL - $279,225 | $1,493 | -49.2% | $5,932,950
12. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES - $249,563 | $2,713
13. TIOVIVO C.1950 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425542/) - $215,200 | $2,562 | -4.2% | $551,438
14. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $194,925 | $2,531 | +7.5% | $459,125
15. EL JUEGO DE LA VERDAD (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411542/) - $171,075 | $1,944 | -49.6% | $1,151,600
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (10/8 - 10/10):
1. SHARK TALE - $30,601,956 | $8,479
2. MAN ON FIRE - $20,017,800 | $7,507
3. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $15,183,756 | $6,101 | $224,410,200
4. THE VILLAGE - $15,168,756 | $4,502 | $128,980,500
5. HELLBOY - $11,492,400 | $3,860 | $39,206,700
6. JERSEY GIRL - $8,333,100 | $3,826
7. HIPNOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376650/) - $7,622,400 | $4,246
8. LAWS OF ATTRACTION - $5,795,856 | $2,577 | $17,052,000
9. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $4,601,556 | $2,682 | $63,491,100
10. THE TERMINAL - $3,817,500 | $2,789 | $73,018,200
11. DODGEBALL - $3,350,700 | $2,016 | $71,195,400
12. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES - $2,994,756 | $3,663
13. TIOVIVO C.1950 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425542/) - $2,582,400 | $3,459 | $6,617,256
14. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $2,339,100 | $3,417 | $5,509,500
15. EL JUEGO DE LA VERDAD (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411542/) - $2,052,900 | $2,624 | $13,819,200
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
10/15 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4631.jpg
COLLATERAL - 320+ screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4635.jpg
White Chicks - 200+? screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4640.jpg
Ouija - 120 screens
And also:
Silver City - 26 screens
Super Size Me - 21 screens
Il est plus Facile pour un Chameau... - 6 screens
Triple Agent - 4 screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Mar Adentro is already the 5th highest grossing film of the year in Spain, and it has entered the top30 of all time. More than 3 million people have seen it already (Spain's population is 40 million, so that would be around 20 million people over there in the USA).
- The opening weekend of Hipnos is the 4th best of the year for a Spanish film, behind Mar Adentro, Isi/Disi and Bad Education.
- The top10* this weekend pulled in $11.95 million, up 11.9% from last weekend and 12.6% from last year.
*Yeah, all this time it was the top10 and I hadn't noticed it.:o
arto_j
10-21-2004, 01:16 PM
Originally posted by Damned Martian
You can get the trailer (in spanish, but anyway they don't talk much in it) here: http://www.portalmix.com/cine/hipnos/trailers/3_hipnos.mov
Well, that looks like everything else made in the genre in the last ten years. Can't trust trailers these days at all, but I guess it could be cool.
Damned Martian
10-27-2004, 11:29 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (10/15 - 10/17):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20041014/12/3145184711.jpg
1. COLLATERAL - $2,241,863 | $5,563
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4603.jpg
2. SHARK TALE - $1,686,425 | $4,608 | -33.9% | $6,435,575
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14500/elfuegodelavenganza_g.jpg
3. MAN ON FIRE - $988,863 | $3,285 | -40.7% | $3,929,388
4. WHITE CHICKS - $965,788 | $4,829
5. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $926,438 | $3,297 | -26.8% | $20,759,013
6. THE VILLAGE - $545,400 | $1,435 | -56.9% | $12,118,638
7. HELLBOY - $373,788 | $1,198 | -61% | $4,260,888
8. JERSEY GIRL - $340,375 | $1,702 | -51% | $1,535,388
9. OUIJA (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000341.html) - $323,275 | $2,694
10. HIPNOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376650/) - $318,900 | $1,627 | -49.8% | $1,423,300
11. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES - $222,150 | $2,441 | -11% | $718,113
12. LAWS OF ATTRACTION - $203,325 | $1,189 | -57.9% | $1,988,088
13. THE TERMINAL - $184,775 | $1,515 | -41.9% | $6,525,850
14. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $179,238 | $1,445 | -53.3% | $5,779,388
15. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $175,900 | $2,172 | -9.8% | $795,700
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (10/15 - 10/17):
1. COLLATERAL - $26,902,356 | $7,510
2. SHARK TALE - $20,237,100 | $6,221 | $77,226,900
3. MAN ON FIRE - $11,866,356 | $4,435 | $47,152,656
4. WHITE CHICKS - $11,589,456 | $6,519
5. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $11,117,256 | $4,451 | $249,108,156
6. THE VILLAGE - $6,544,800 | $1,937 | $145,423,656
7. HELLBOY - $4,485,456 | $1,617 | $51,130,656
8. JERSEY GIRL - $4,084,500 | $2,298 | $18,424,656
9. OUIJA (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000341.html) - $3,879,300 | $3,637
10. HIPNOS (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376650/) - $3,826,800 | $2,196 | $17,079,600
11. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES - $2,665,800 | $3,295 | $8,617,356
12. LAWS OF ATTRACTION - $2,439,900 | $1,605 | $23,857,056
13. THE TERMINAL - $2,217,300 | $2,045 | $78,310,200
14. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY - $2,150,856 | $1,951 | $69,352,656
15. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $2,110,800 | $2,932 | $9,548,400
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
10/22 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4651.jpg
LADDER 49 - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4645.jpg
CRIMEN FERPECTO - 275 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4648.jpg
The Forgotten - 200 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4649.jpg
Walking Tall - 200 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4646.jpg
The Notebook - 180 screens
And also:
The Door in the Floor - 100 screens
Mambo Italiano - 50 screens
María Full of Grace - 40 screens
El Polaquito - 30 screens
Mujeres en Pie de Guerra - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Mar Adentro is already the 4th highest grossing film of the year in Spain, and the 23rd of all time.
- The top20* this weekend pulled in $10.26 million, down 14.1% from last weekend and 3.3% from last year.
*It seems that last week it was a mistake of the page where I see the numbers, since this week and the rest of the weeks I've seen it have this number as "top20".
Damned Martian
11-03-2004, 07:30 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (10/22 - 10/24):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20041021/15/2437905013.jpg
1. THE FORGOTTEN - $1,497,788 | $5,851
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4645.jpg
2. CRIMEN FERPECTO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395125/) - $1,324,613 | $4,817
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14500/collateral_g.jpg
3. COLLATERAL - $1,194,825 | $3,805 | -46.7% | $3,962,525
4. SHARK TALE - $1,073,100 | $3,031 | -36.4% | $7,675,238
5. LADDER 49 - $788,725 | $2,629
6. WHITE CHICKS - $647,013 | $3,301 -33% | $1,778,138
7. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $604,300 | $2,197 | -34.8% | $21,675,200
8. MAN ON FIRE - $515,975 | $1,749 | -47.8% | $4,679,250
9. THE NOTEBOOK - $449,700 | $2,444
10. WALKING TALL - $368,175 | $1,841
11. OUIJA (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000341.html) - $218,588 | $2,005 -32.4% | $607,338
12. THE DOOR IN THE FLOOR - $184,750 | $1,905
13. THE VILLAGE - $159,900 | $824 | -70.7% | $12,677,088
14. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES - $139,663 | $1,913 | -37.1% | $956,738
15. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $124,800 | $1,642 | -29.1% | $986,625
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (10/22 - 10/24):
1. THE FORGOTTEN - $17,973,456 | $7,899
2. CRIMEN FERPECTO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395125/) - $15,895,356 | $6,503
3. COLLATERAL - $14,337,900 | $5,137 | $47,550,300
4. SHARK TALE - $12,877,200 | $4,092 | $92,102,856
5. LADDER 49 - $9,464,700 | $3,549
6. WHITE CHICKS - $7,764,156 | $4,456 | $21,337,656
7. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $7,251,600 | $2,966 | $260,102,400
8. MAN ON FIRE - $6,191,700 | $2,361 | $56,151,000
9. THE NOTEBOOK - $5,396,400 | $3,299
10. WALKING TALL - $4,418,100 | $2,485
11. OUIJA (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000341.html) - $2,623,056 | $2,707 | $7,288,056
12. THE DOOR IN THE FLOOR - $2,217,000 | $2,572
13. THE VILLAGE - $1,918,800 | $1,112 | $152,125,056
14. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES - $1,675,956 | $2,583 | $11,480,856
15. ROMA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383862/) - $1,497,600 | $2,217 | $11,839,500
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
10/29 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4691.jpg
THE EXORCIST: THE BEGINNING - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4679.jpg
The Whole Ten Yards - 180 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4670.jpg
Melinda & Melinda - 155 screens
And also:
El Chocolate del Loro - 80+ screens
Being Julia - 70 screens
Blizzard - 50 screens
Chemins de Traverse - 44 screens
María Querida - 20 screens
Coffee & Cigarrettes - 8 screens
Testigos Ocultos - 3 screens
Shaun of the Dead - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Mar Adentro is already the 20th highest grossing film of all time in Spain.
- Crimen Ferpecto had the 4th highest opening for a Spanish film this year, below Mar Adentro, Isi/Disi and La Mala Educación. It's also the best opening ever for a film by Alex de la Iglesia.
- Shaun of the Dead was released under the awful name of Zombies Party (like that, not in Spanish or anything). And the strangest thing is that it'll be officially released on DVD on November 24th!!!
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $9.76 million, down 4.9% from last weekend and 6.7% from last year.
Damned Martian
11-10-2004, 07:55 AM
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (10/29 - 10/31):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20041028/13/1589859296.jpg
1. THE EXORCIST: THE BEGINNING - $2,326,975 | $7,942
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4645.jpg
2. CRIMEN FERPECTO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395125/) - $1,144,125 | $4,160 | -13.6% | $2,813,200
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14500/misteriosaobsesion_g.jpg
3. THE FORGOTTEN - $980,113 | $3,770 | -34.6% | $2,787,975
4. MELINDA & MELINDA - $961,388 | $6,163
5. COLLATERAL - $961,250 | $3,081 | -19.5% | $5,243,788
6. SHARK TALE - $814,800 | $2,315 | -24.1% | $8,632,300
7. LADDER 49 - $553,450 | $1,833 | -29.8% | $1,530,275
8. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $519,738 | $2,079 | -14% | $22,416,613
9. WHITE CHICKS - $516,775 | $2,778 -20.1% | $2,394,175
10. THE NOTEBOOK - $421,575 | $2,304 -6.2% | $1,021,613
11. THE WHOLE TEN YARDS - $418,850 | $2,314
12. MAN ON FIRE - $375,325 | $1,625 | -27.3% | $5,197,500
13. BEING JULIA - $179,225 | $2,560
14. OUIJA (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000341.html) - $171,350 | $1,842 -21.6% | $819,725
15. WALKING TALL - $152,988 | $805 -58.4% | $611,938
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (10/29 - 10/31):
1. THE EXORCIST: THE BEGINNING - $27,923,700 | $10,722
2. CRIMEN FERPECTO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395125/) - $13,729,500 | $5,616 | $33,758,400
3. THE FORGOTTEN - $11,761,356 | $5,090 | $33,455,700
4. MELINDA & MELINDA - $11,536,656 | $8,320
5. COLLATERAL - $11,535,000 | $4,159 | $62,925,456
6. SHARK TALE - $9,777,600 | $3,125 | $103,587,600
7. LADDER 49 - $6,641,400 | $2,475 | $18,363,300
8. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $6,236,856 | $2,807 | $268,999,356
9. WHITE CHICKS - $6,201,300 | $3,750 | $28,730,100
10. THE NOTEBOOK - $5,058,900 | $3,110 | $12,259,356
11. THE WHOLE TEN YARDS - $5,026,200 | $3,124
12. MAN ON FIRE - $4,503,900 | $2,194 | $62,370,000
13. BEING JULIA - $2,150,700 | $3,456
14. OUIJA (http://es.movies.yahoo.com/db/f/2/0/2000341.html) - $2,056,200 | $2,487 | $9,836,700
15. WALKING TALL - $1,835,856 | $1,087 | $7,343,256
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
11/5 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4717.jpg
SHALL WE DANCE? - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4702.jpg
RESIDENT EVIL: APOCALYPSE - 300? screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4716.jpg
XXL - 200 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4712.jpg
El Lobo - 155 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4713.jpg
Vanity Fair - 150? screens
And also:
Luna de Avellaneda - 130 screens
The Gathering - 120 screens
Comme une Image - 36 screens
In Viaggio con il Che - 3 screens
Rejas en la Memoria - 2 screens
FOOTNOTES:
- Melinda & Melinda's opening weekend is the best ever for a Woody Allen film.
- Crimen Ferpecto is already the 4th highest grossing Spanish film of the year, behind Mar Adentro, Isi/Disi and La Mala Educación.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $11.01 million, up 12.9% from last weekend and 9.2% from last year.
arto_j
11-10-2004, 09:23 AM
Great report as usual, always an interesting read :
One question...Do you happen to know why Melinda & Melinda had its world premiere in Spain of all places? Not that it's a bad choice, just seems strange-ish to me.
charliebobo
11-10-2004, 11:36 AM
Originally posted by arto_j
Great report as usual, always an interesting read :
One question...Do you happen to know why Melinda & Melinda had its world premiere in Spain of all places? Not that it's a bad choice, just seems strange-ish to me.
I think I can answer that: the San Sebastian film festival had a Woody Allen retrospective and to thank them, he held the world premiere there.
Anyway, is the movie any good?
Damned Martian
11-17-2004, 07:56 AM
Originally posted by charliebobo
I think I can answer that: the San Sebastian film festival had a Woody Allen retrospective and to thank them, he held the world premiere there.
Anyway, is the movie any good? Yes, I think that's the answer. That, and that Woody loves Spain, a country that has always treated him nicely.
According to critics, this is his best since Deconstructing Harry, and a return to his old freshness. Radha Mitchell has got a lot of praise for her two roles too.
Oh, and a side note that has absolutely nothing to do. You know what's the spanish title for The Forgotten? Misterious Obsession. Yep, that is. What the hell was wrong with the original title? Why don't even let it in english before putting it that TV-movie awful name?
Anyway...
ACTUAL numbers for past weekend (11/5 - 11/7):
http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/uno1/20041104/15/1190981498.jpg
1. RESIDENT EVIL 2 - $2,458,600 | $7,045
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/4717.jpg
2. SHALL WE DANCE? - $1,705,663 | $5,686
http://www.cinemagazine.es/imagenes/pelicula/cartel/14500/ellobo_g.jpg
3. EL LOBO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385842/) - $1,108,625 | $7,152
4. THE EXORCIST: THE BEGINNING - $954,113 | $3,245 | -59% | $4,204,388
5. MELINDA & MELINDA - $745,463 | $4,748 | -22.5% | $2,254,388
6. CRIMEN FERPECTO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395125/) - $723,588 | $2,641 | -36.8% | $4,126,125
7. COLLATERAL - $542,250 | $2,008 | -43.6% | $6,347,413
8. THE FORGOTTEN - $511,013 | $2,112 | -47.9% | $3,803,313
9. SHARK TALE - $503,375 | $1,613 | -38.2% | $9,651,475
10. XXL (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420328/) - $476,475 | $2,419
11. LUNA DE AVELLANEDA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0347449/) - $401,175 | $3,039
12. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $290,413 | $1,438 | -44.1% | $22,999,988
13. WHITE CHICKS - $270,650 | $1,880 -47.6% | $2,931,575
14. THE GATHERING - $211,838 | $1,765
15. THE NOTEBOOK - $205,750 | $1,459 -51.2% | $1,469,675
FILM - Weekend Gross | Per Screen Average | Change From Past Weekend | Total Gross
Films in bold are new entries. Spanish films have either their imdb link, or their official page link, so you can know more about them.
I've calculated the numbers with the Euro-Dolar exchange being: Euro x 1.25 = Dolar.
ADJUSTED numbers for past weekend (11/5 - 11/7):
1. RESIDENT EVIL 2 - $29,503,200 | $9,511
2. SHALL WE DANCE? - $20,467,956 | $7,676
3. EL LOBO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385842/) - $13,303,500 | $9,655
4. THE EXORCIST: THE BEGINNING - $11,449,356 | $4,381 | $50,452,656
5. MELINDA & MELINDA - $8,945,556 | $6,410 | $27,052,656
6. CRIMEN FERPECTO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395125/) - $8,683,056 | $3,565 | $49,513,500
7. COLLATERAL - $6,507,000 | $2,711 | $76,168,956
8. THE FORGOTTEN - $6,132,156 | $2,851 | $45,639,756
9. SHARK TALE - $6,040,500 | $2,178 | $115,817,700
10. XXL (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420328/) - $5,717,700 | $3,266
11. LUNA DE AVELLANEDA (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0347449/) - $4,814,100 | $4,103
12. MAR ADENTRO (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369702/) - $3,484,956 | $1,941 | $275,999,856
13. WHITE CHICKS - $3,247,800 | $2,538 | $35,178,900
14. THE GATHERING - $2,542,056 | $2,383
15. THE NOTEBOOK - $2,469,000 | $1,970 | $17,636,100
Index of Adjustment = x 12
IoA for Per Screen Average number = x 1.35
Numbers in BLUE are for this weekend's numbers, numbers in RED are for the total gross.
11/12 RELEASES:
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/11759.jpg
DI QUE SI - 300 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/11757.jpg
CELLULAR - 250 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/11753.jpg
The Manchurian Candidate - 170 screens
http://editorialp.mad.eresmas.com/fotogramas/images/carteles/11756.jpg
Haute Tension - 120 screens
And also:
Ned Kelly - 50 screens
De-Lovely - 30 screens
Frío Sol de Invierno - 25 screens
Hay Motivo - 2 screens
Las Cajas Españolas - ? screens
FOOTNOTES:
- El Lobo's opening weekend is the 5th best of the year for a Spanish film, behind Mar Adentro, Isi/Disi, La Mala Educación and Crimen Ferpecto.
- The top20 this weekend pulled in $11.79 million, up 7% from last weekend but down 1.7% from last year.
Damned Martian
12-24-2004, 07:41 AM
I come back from the dead!! :D
OK, I chose this thread to say this:
a) This thread is not going to be updated ever again. The reason is that the web I was getting the info from has turned into a pay-for website, and I'm not going to spend my money in things like that. There are other webs where I can get a bare information of teh BO, but I'm not going to spend my time in that anymore.
b) I haven't been for about a month, and probably won't be around as oftenly as I used to. The reason is triple. One, I've been really busy with essays, exams, burocracy, etc. finishing my career, and that will be like that for the rest of the course. Two, I'm now colaborating with a Spanish website, obviously dedicated to cinema, and I spend there most of my itnernet time (you can check it in my "www" box, though if you're not spanish-speaking you won't understand shit). And three, I spend most of my free time in watching films, tv series, short films, documetnaries, etc. So, it's hard to find time to be around here anymore.
c) MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYBODY
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