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[KLopeK]

Filipinas box office. Opiniones.

Man of Steel is already breaking box office and opening day records!

In the Philippines, 'Man of Steel' has DOMINATED with a 94% box office share, has the LARGEST opening day gross ever for WB (FE,) and has already raked in a monumental P69.52M (compared to the next largest opening at P28.3M for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Pt 2')--- that translates to $1.59M for 'Man of Steel' vs $650K for 'Harry Potter'.

 

[KLopeK]

Primeros datos de Super...

NORTH AMERICA: 'Man of Steel' Off To Incredible Start With More Than $20 Million (4th Update)

Friday Update: Warner Bros. reports that Man of Steel has already grossed $21 million. $9 million came from midnight shows and the other $12 million came from a Thursday corporate group sale screening program.

The number ranks 7th among late show records, behind only the Harry Potter and Twilight franchises, but ahead of The Hunger Games. It’s also the all-time highest superhero late show record, surpassing The Avengers’ remarkable $18.7M and The Dark Knight‘s $18.5M. The more equal comparison would be June 2005′s Batman Begins which was the first of the trilogy and grossed $1.6M at midnight while June 2006′s Superman Returns reboot made $4.9M and July 2012′s The Amazing Spider-Man redo earned $7.5M. Of course, any such record must come with an asterisk because Hollywood studios recently have interpreted ‘midnights’ as beginning at 7 PM Thursday through midnight and sometimes into early dawn. So that prevents any accurate movie-to-movie direct comparison of late show grosses.

This is a very healthy start for the franchise reboot. While it's important to keep expectations in check, it's hard not to be bullish about Man of Steel's potential now. Earlier this summer, Iron Man 3 managed $15.6 million from Thursday evening/Friday midnight shows on its way to a $174 million opening weekend.

 

[KLopeK]

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Taiwan opened on Wednesday and Man Of Steel grossed a huge NT$23,773,310 ($794,742) nationwide for the all-time highest opening day for any Warner Bros film and the buggest opening day for Chris Nolan.

 

[Neo]

Los 100 o 120 M$ en EE.UU. que se pronosticaban se van a quedar cortos, muy, muy cortos.

Siiiii nenes

 

[dawson]

Box Office Report: 'Man of Steel' Opens to Stellar $21 Million Thursday Night



Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan's Superman pic took in $12 million from special Walmart screenings and $9 million in midnight runs.

 

[Dr_X]

Va volao.

 

[Atreyub]

¿En sí cuanto lleva ya?, que me pierdo con las cifras de aquí y de allá.

 

[dawson]

FLYING HIGH: ‘Man Of Steel’ Soars With $132M Domestic Cume Including $120M Weekend; Starts Global With Asian Records

By NIKKI FINKE, Editor in Chief | Friday June 14, 2013 @ 11:41pm PDT

FRIDAY 11:30 PM, 3RD & 4TH UPDATEs: Superman audiences have just thumbed their noses at the new movie’s critics and given it an ‘A-’ CinemaScore. That will further help word of mouth as it’s already setting records for the biggest opening for June and the second biggest weekend opening of 2013. Warner Bros’ and Legendary Pictures’ Man Of Steel (4,207 theaters with 3D in 3,357 venues) opened Thursday and is flying high at the domestic box office today on its way into the weekend.



My sources have now refined their estimates to $46M Friday including that $9M in midnight shows (though some think the number could get as high as $50M). That makes for $120M for the three-day weekend, and $132M for the four-day cume including that $12M from Thursday 7 PM Wal-Mart shows. Even with a longish running time of two hours and 23 minutes, the Chris Nolan-Zack Snyder-David S. Goyer-Henry Cavill PG-13 tentpole could pack a stronger punch because of the 3D premium and immense wannasee. Meanwhile, counter-programming the Man Of Steel juggernaut this weekend is Sony/Columbia Pictures’ raunchy apocalyptic comedy This Is The End (3,055 theaters). It received a ‘B+’ CinemaScore from audiences and 82% positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and a #1 reception Wednesday. With a dearth of both ‘R’-rated movies or well-received laughers in the marketplace, pic made $7M or Friday, $21M for the 3-day weekend, and $32.3M for the 5-day cume - about what it cost. Read more here.



Here’s the rest of the Top Ten based on Friday estimates:

3. Now You See Me )Summit/Lionsgate Week 3 [Runs 3,082] PG13
Friday $3.1M, Weekend $11.5M, Cume $81.2M
4. The Purge (Universal) Week 2 [Runs 2,591] R
Friday $2.8M (-83%), Weekend $8.5M, Cume $52.1M
5. Fast & Furious 6 (Universal) Week 4 [Runs 3,375 PG13
Friday $2.5M, Weekend $8.4M, Cume $218.5M
6. The Internship (New Regency/Fox) Week 2 [Runs 3,399]
Friday $2.2M (-65%), Weekend $7.0M, Cume $31.0M
7. Epic (Blue Sky/Fox) Week 4 [Runs 3,151] PG
Friday $1.6M, Weekend $5.8M, Cume $95.2M
8. Star Trek Into Darkness (Paramount) Week 5 [Runs 2,331] PG13
Friday $1.3M, Weekend $5.5M, Cume $210.3M
9. After Earth (Sony) Week 3 [Runs 2,432] PG13
Friday $1.0M, Weekend $3.5M, Cume $54.0M
10. Iron Man 3 )Marvel/Disney) Week 7 [Runs 1,649] PG13
Friday $650K, Weekend $2.6M, Cume $399.4M

 

[KLopeK]

Warner Bros. reports that Man of Steel grabbed an impressive $44.05 million on Friday, in addition to the film's $12 million Thursday night previews at 7pm. That gives the film a $56.05 million domestic start.

The $44.05 million figure gives Man of Steel the highest opening day ever for a reboot (surpassing The Amazing Spider-Man's $35 million take). By comparison, 2006's Superman Returns took three days to reach $48.4 million domestically. In all, Man of Steel is on a close pace to top the June opening weekend record (held by Toy Story 3's $110.3 million) with a projected $111 million three-day haul and $123 million total for the Thursday-Sunday period.

Primeros datos de la taquilla internacional:

Internationally, Warner Bros says Man Of Steel is ranking #1 everywhere with a gross of $17.6M from 9,710 screens in the 24 overseas markets in release. The running cume from abroad is now $25.9M. Key markets that opened this weekend were the UK, Korea, and Mexico. The UK pulled in £3.3M ($5.2M) from 574 situations, dominating the market with a 70% share and ranking as the biggest opening day in 2013 – +11% bigger even than Iron Man 3. Mexico grossed an estimated Ps. 35.7M ($2.8M) from 2,600 screens, and, like the UK, garnered a 70% share of the market. Its Friday opening ranks as the 3rd biggest opening for a WB film. Korea continues to rank #1 with a 50% share of the Top 5 films nationwide and KRW 1.8M ($1.6M) from 990 screens, bringing the two-day tally to KRW 3.2M ($2.8M). Other notable cumes are The Philippines $2.9M (had biggest all-time industry opening day), Taiwan $1.5M (had biggest WB opening day ever), UAE $1.3M, Malaysia $1.3M.

 

[dawson]

‘Man Of Steel’ Soars To $196.7M Worldwide In First 4 Days As #1: Record June Domestic Opening Of $125.1M And $71.6 International

By NIKKI FINKE, Editor in Chief | Sunday June 16, 2013 @ 9:35am

SUNDAY AM, 9TH UPDATE: Warner Bros’ and Legendary Pictures’ Man Of Steel (4,207 theaters with 3D in 3,357 venues) grossed $44M in North America on Friday (including the $9M from midnights) and -18% for $36.3M Saturday (excluding those $12M from Thursday 7 PM Wal-Mart shows). Pic was light on all-time records. But, even with a longish running time of two hours and 23 minutes, the Chris Nolan-Zack Snyder-David S. Goyer-Henry Cavill PG-13 tentpole set a new June best-ever opening weekend record. It was the 2nd best debut of 2013 behind only Disney/Marvel’s Iron Man 3 (which is on the verge of crossing $400M domestic). Internationally, Warner Bros says Man Of Steel ranked #1 everywhere with a gross of $71.6M from 9,710 screens in the 24 overseas markets in release. That made for a speeding worldwide cume of $196.7M in its first 4 days.



In North America,

“Man Of Steel beat all expectations,” a Warner Bros executive tells me. “Interesting note that Superman’s Saturday gross is double the next ranking Top 4 films added together. That’s really dominating the marketplace.” Sunday is projected at $32.7M. Estimates now for the 3-day weekend are $113M and the 4-day opening cume is $125.1M including Thursday. As for Sunday, “always an upside to consider with a huge Father’s Day result,” Warner Bros President, Domestic Distribution, Dan Fellman tells me. Saturday’s number followed very strong matinees – the same as opening day at $15.5M. Sunday also will bring an updated international figure which currently stands at $25.9M. Playing on 331 domestic IMAX screens, Man Of Steel delivered $13.3M, a record opening for a June release and was 12% of the weekend take. “Our CinemaScore of ‘A-’ with the youngest (under 18) and the oldest (over 50) age categories both rating the film an ‘A’ should certainly generate strong word of mouth as we continue our run in the heart of the lucrative summer play time,” Fellman noted. The 3D screens generated 42% of Man Of Steel‘s box office revenue and 32% of all admissions for 6.250M for Friday. The Man Of Steel results helped total moviegoing this Friday increase +78% over last year’s box office. Pic packed a strong opening punch because of the 3D premium and immense wannasee sparked by masterful marketing. It took Nolan’s involvement to make Superman cool again (finally).

Internationally, Man Of Steel took 12.2M admissions. Key markets that opened this weekend were the UK, Korea, and Mexico. The UK pulled in £11M ($17.1M) from 574 situations, dominating the market with a 75% share of the Top 5 and ranking as the biggest opening day in 2013 – +11% bigger even than Iron Man 3. But the pic just narrowly missed beating IM3 for the weekend. Mexico grossed an estimated Ps. 126M ($9.8M) from 2,600 screens, and garnered a 70% share of the market. Its opening weekend ranked as the 3rd biggest for a WB film. Korea opened to hefty KRW 9.9M ($8.8M) from 990 screens taking 72% of the Seoul Top 5. Other notable cumes are The Philippines $5.6M which was 3rd biggest all-time industry opening despite monsoon conditions), India $3.5M, Taiwan $1.5M (had biggest WB opening day ever), UAE $2.0M, Malaysia $3.0M. Pic still has 27 more markets opening next weekend, including the major countries France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia and China. Australia opens on June 27, Brazil July 12, and Japan August 30.
Meanwhile, counter-programming the Man Of Steel juggernaut this weekend was Sony/Columbia Pictures’ raunchy apocalyptic comedy This Is The End (3,055 theaters). It received a ‘B+’ CinemaScore from audiences and 82% positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and a #1 reception Wednesday. With a dearth of both ‘R’-rated movies or well-received laughers in the marketplace, pic made $6.8M on Friday and $7.4M on Saturday for a projected $20.5M for the 3-day weekend, and $32.8M for the 5-day cume – about what it cost. Exits show the opening drew audiences that were 60% male and 48% under age 25.Read more here.



Total moviegoing for this weekend was $196M, up +50% from last year as Summer 2013 continues to sizzle. Here’s the rest of the Top Ten based on weekend estimates:
3. Now You See Me (Summit/Lionsgate) Week 3 [Runs 3,082] PG13
Friday $3.2M, Saturday $4.0M, Weekend $10.3M, Cume $80.0M
4. Fast & Furious 6 (Universal) Week 4 [Runs 3,375 PG13
Friday $2.7M, Saturday $3.6M, Weekend $9.4M, Cume $219.5M
5. The Purge (Universal) Week 2 [Runs 2,591] R
Friday $2.9M, Saturday $3.0M, Weekend $8.2M (-76%), Cume $51.8M
6. The Internship (New Regency/Fox) Week 2 [Runs 3,399]
Friday $2.3M, Saturday $2.7M, Weekend $7.0M (-59%), Cume $30.9M
International Cume $5.1M, Worldwide Total $36.0M
7. Epic (Blue Sky/Fox) Week 4 [Runs 3,151] PG
Friday $1.8M, Saturday $2.1M, Weekend $6.0M, Cume $95.4M
International Cume $119.1M, Worldwide Total $214.5M
8. Star Trek Into Darkness (Paramount) Week 5 [Runs 2,331] PG13
Friday $1.4M, Saturday $2.1M, Weekend $5.6M, Cume $210.4M
9. After Earth (Columbia/Sony) Week 3 [Runs 2,432] PG13
Friday $1.1M, Saturday $1.3M, Weekend $3.7M, Cume $54.2M
International Cume $91.1M, Worldwide Total $145.3M
10. Iron Man 3 (Marvel/Disney) Week 7 [Runs 1,649] PG13
Friday $730K, Saturday $1.0M, Weekend $2.9M, Cume $399.6M

 

[Ultrasonica]

El boca-oreja no está siendo muy bueno eh?
Se quedará en unos 800-900 mundiales

 

[KLopeK]

Que no está siendo muy bueno? De donde sacas esa conclusión?

Más de 70 y pico millones en tan solo 26 mercados (y de ellos, sólo 3 grandes: UK, Mexico y Corea del Sur) es una brutalidad. Todavía faltan China, Francia, Italia, nosotros, Japón, Brasil, Alemania.... vamos, casi todo. En Warner deben de estar de fiesta.

 

[dfcjedi]

Lo del boca-oreja lo sabremos la semana que viene a ver cuánto cae

 

[KLopeK]

Exacto. De momento pelotazo porque no se esperaba tanto. La semana que viene se estrena GMZ y la secuela de Monstruos. Yo por lo que leo a la gente le está gustando y lo está petando como lo ha demostrado en estos 4 días. Otra cosa, es la crítica. Yo creo que el boca-oreja va a ser buenísimo.

 

[Ultrasonica]

Conozco a gente y tengo amigos en los USA, y la mayoria no han salido muy contentos.

Cabe decir que su culodurimo es nulo

 

[KLopeK]

Yo también leo comentarios de lo que está diciendo la gente en facebook, twiter, boxoffice, imdb y la mayoría son positivas.

Pero bueno, que da igual.

 

[KLopeK]

Se quedaron cortos con las estimaciones...

Monday Update: Thanks to an especially strong Sunday hold helped out by the Father's Day holiday, Warner Bros. has revised its weekend estimate for Man of Steel to $116.725 million. That brings the overall domestic start for the film to $128.725 million. The film's Sunday take of $36.325 million was essentially unchanged from Saturday's $36.35 million performance. The official weekend actual gross for Man of Steel will be released later today.

 

[dfcjedi]

Son buenos números porque las estimaciones eran más conservadoras, pero tampoco ha sido un estreno de record y menos con 4200 salas y 3D. Digamos que la cosa no marcha mal pero si lo comparamos con Iron Man 3 se queda a 60 millones, que no es poca cosa

 

[KLopeK]

Y porque la comparas con Iron Man 3? No están en la misma liga, además que cualquier película si nos ponemos a comparar con IM3 o Los Vengadores, pues salen perdiendo, vamos. Esto es un reinicio para una franquicia, y con todo el peligro que conlleva (venimos de la "gran" Returns) y cualquier analista, o aficionados a esto de las taquillas sabe que el hombre de acero ni va a hacer los números de Iron Man ni de Los Vengadores, ya que repito no es su liga ir a por los 1000 o 1200 millones así, con una primera película. Para lo Warner lo primero ya se ha conseguido y habrá que seguir esperando claro, pero de momento, los resultados de Superman están por encima de lo esperado.

 

[KLopeK]

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MONDAY UPDATE: Revised figures from Warner Brothers indicate that Man of Steel broke the $200 million mark over the weekend. The North American debut for the Superman reboot exceeded expectations by taking in $128.7 million, up from Sunday's $125 million estimate.
The overseas grosses also came in higher than originally reported. New figures from Warner Brothers point to a $73.3 million debut for Man of Steel outside of North America. The Superman reboot grossed $202.1 million worldwide in its opening weekend.

 

[dfcjedi]

La comparo con Iron Man por ser de superhéroes, 3D y presupuesto parecido, así que son muy comparables.

Ocupa el lugar 18 de los fines de semana de estreno donde hay películas del pelaje que quieras.

Es un buen estreno pero nada asombroso.

 

[Atreyub]

Esta semana, en USA, Monsters University y World War Z. Las 2 son bastante potentes (sobretodo la primera, que hablamos de Pixar). Diría, según mis cálculos, que seguirá en el nº 1 pero...

 

[Neo]

Las cifras del estreno de Superman son buenas, pero esperaba más tras las cifras que aparecieron el viernes. De todos modos, cumple con las predicciones que daban entre 100 y 120 para el fin de semana y sigue siendo un muy buen dato.

Sobre el boca-oreja, si gusta o no al público, lo sabremos la semana que viene. Veremos cuánto cae y podremos estimar la taquilla final.

Creo que tiene una competencia muy bestia. Aunque el público no sea el mismo, Monsters University tiene todos los números para ser Nº1 de taquilla. En el 2001 Monsters Inc hizo 62 M$ en su estreno, de modo que dudaría muchísimo que no pasara de los 80 (por lo menos) en esta nueva película. Y raro, muy raro, (y extraordinario) sería que MoS hiciera 80 M porque supondría una caída de sólo el 30%, algo casi imposible.

 

[Elliott]

yo creo que la clave ahi es "en el 2001..."

 

[KLopeK]

GMZ es toda una incógnita, pero no le dan más de 40 millones. La de Pixar unos 75-80.