Battle box office été 2010

Knight And Day

Theatrical Performance
Total US Gross	$75,289,389
International Gross	$139,300,000
Worldwide Gross	$214,589,389

http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/2010/KNDAY.php

On se rapproche des 220 que j'ésperais et qui évite le Bide innéspéré

Citation :

FRIDAY PM/SATURDAY AM: There was no consensus last night over which motion picture was No. 1 at the Friday box office. But this morning Sly Stallone's action holdover The Expendables was declared the winner and should take the weekend for Lionsgate. It was followed closely by a newcomer, another of those cheap Fox spoofs Vampires Suck which opened Wednesday. In fact, the order of the entire Top 7 was in doubt. Some of the discrepancy had to do with factoring in just East Coast grosses vs including West Coast late shows. (That's sometimes why I get these wild swings from hour to hour Friday night, in case you were wondering.) In all, there were 5, count 'em, new films opening in North America to almost close out the summer. Yet none of them probably can break $15M by end of Sunday. A lot of these titles are barely worth analyzing.

Dimension/Weinstein Co's horror pic Piranha 3D underperformed Friday even though that's when it was going to have the most upside. Warner Bros' urban comedy Lottery Ticket did much better considering its middling release. Same case for The Switch from Miramax: size does matter when it comes to theater count and box office order. Jason Bateman steals this rom-com which isn't likely to stay in play long enough for people to even see his performance. For Working Title's Nanny McPhee Returns, North America is one of the last markets to debut since Universal began opening it internationally in April to grosses over $62 million on a $35M budget (with tax incentives). Among holdovers, it's now clear that Julia Roberts' Eat Pray Love for Sony is no Julie & Julia. J&J had an exceptional Week 2 hold of -40%, but EPL is 16 points behind that.

1. The Expendables(Lionsgate) Week 2 [3,270 Runs]
Friday $4.9M (-63%), Estimated Weekend $15M, Estimated Cume $63M

2. Vampires Suck (Fox) NEW [3,233 Runs]
Friday $4.4M, Estimated Weekend $12M, Estimated Cume $18.2M.

3. Lottery Ticket (Warner Bros) NEW [1,973 Runs]
Friday $3.8M, Estimated Weekend $11M

4. Eat Pray Love (Sony) Week 2 [3,082 Runs]
Friday $3.7M (-56%), Estimated Weekend $11.5M, Estimated Cume $43.5M

5. Piranha 3D (Dimension/Weinstein Co) NEW [2,470 Runs]
Friday $3.6M, Estimated Weekend $10M

6. The Other Guys (Sony) Week 3 [3,472 Runs]
Friday $3M (-46%), Estimated Weekend $9.6M, Estimated Cume $87.6M

7. The Switch (Miramax) NEW [2,012 Runs]
Friday $2.7M, Estimated Weekend $8M

8. Nanny McPhee Returns (Working Title/Universal) NEW [2,784 Runs]
Friday $2.6M, Estimated Weekend $8.5M

9. Inception (Warner Bros) Week 6 [2,401 Runs]
Friday $2.1M (-36%), Estimated Weekend $7M, Estimated Cume $261.2M

10. Scott Pilgrim vs The World (Universal) Week 2 [2,820 Runs]
Friday $1.6M (-64%), Estimated Weekend $4.6M, Estimated Cume $20.3M

http://www.deadline.com/2010/08/friday-box-office-controversy-over-1/

Knight And Day

Theatrical Performance
Total US Gross	$75,679,529
International Gross	$147,500,000
Worldwide Gross	$223,179,529

A noter qu'il n'est pas sorti au japon et en Italie.Japon ou il pourrait cartonner,Tom Cruise ayant énormement de fans la bas

http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/2010/KNDAY.php

Theatrical Performance
Total US Gross	$20,898,255
International Gross	$2,456,629
Worldwide Gross	$23,354,884

Ca marche pas fort pour Scott Pilgrim

http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/2010/SPILG.php

jack-shepard a écrit:

edit : si le film le dépasse, je serais content pour lui, mais d'un autre côté, ça confirmera ma pensée ; dépasser la barre du milliard n'est plus un événement en soit !

Avec le surcoût de la 3D il est évident qu'il va falloir s'y habituer.
Il est quand même à noter que les films qui ont dépassé le milliard cet année l'ont tous fait en s'appuyant sur un box-office très fort à l'international (de quoi alimenter le débat sur l'avènement d'un nouveau marché) mais sans dépasser les 500 millions en domestique.

Qui constituent donc toujours une barrière difficilement franchissable (et malgré le surcoût de la 3D).

Killzeus a écrit:

Theatrical Performance
Total US Gross	$20,898,255
International Gross	$2,456,629
Worldwide Gross	$23,354,884

Ca marche pas fort pour Scott Pilgrim

http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/2010/SPILG.php

J'espère que ça ne refroidira pas Universal France

Pour la France :

SHREK 4 : 4 447 015 entrées
TWILIGHT 3 : 3 894 394 entrées
INCEPTION : 3 803 746 entrées
TOY STORY 3 : 3 708 098 entrées
NIGHT AND DAY : 1 618 651entrées
L'AGENCE TOUS RISQUES : 1 179 449 entrées
LE DERNIER MAITRE DE L'AIR : 1 117 438 entrées
L'APPRENTI SORCIER : 1 073 800 entrées
EXPENDABLES : UNITE SPECIALE : 773 121 entrées
PREDATORS : 548 993 entrées
KARATE KID : 537 271 entrées
SEXY DANCE 3 : 355 666 entrées

Toy Story 3 a atteint le milliard

Et il devrait dépasser Alice in wonderland sans mal la semaine prochaine !

Theatrical Performance
Total US Gross	$43,766,000

Takers

http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/2010/TAKER.php