Reload to get the latest information…: from Lionsgate The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes terrible (terrible) narrowly missed the $100 million worldwide mark in its opening weekend, but the estimate is close $98.5 million until Sunday worldwide. The Francis Lawrence-directed prequel fared slightly better than the front-frame projections abroad $54.5 million at 87 international box office. The hurdle to reach the century milestone was $44 million domestically, compared to hopes of $50 million or more.
The most important market openings abroad include: Great Britain with a #1 gross of $6.7 million, Germany also on no. 1 with $4.8 million, China at number 3 with $4.5 million, France with $4.1 million at no. 1 and Mexico also at No. 1 with $3.7 million. Overall, we believe that Latin America has shown some outperformance.
In ChinaThere is no Maoyan audience rating yet, although Douban critics have a rating of 7.1, which is on par with the first film and not the lowest of the franchise. Maoyan is currently forecasting a bottom line of $7.1 million, but that would be the low of $7.1 million. Hunger games titles published there. We didn’t expect anything big from China – the past few years have been a different time for Hollywood there and local tastes have turned inward lately.
For IMAX, worldwide revenue was $7.3 million, including $3.2 million from 74 overseas markets (of which $700,000 came from China, accounting for 15% of the nationwide total).
As Anthony noted, songbirds and snakes Production costs exceed $100 million, of which 65% will be financed by foreign sales, with an additional $20 million in German tax credits.
What remains, after last weekend’s failed debut, is Disney/Marvel’s The wonders Overseas, they fell 67%, the biggest drop ever for a second-picture Disney MCU picture. It added $19.5 million in 52 material markets. The international cue is currently approaching the $100 million mark $96.3 million until Sunday. The situation is changing worldwide $161.3 million.
There were a handful of #1 and #2 closures (general or for non-local fares). The most important number 2s were in France, Germany, Spain, Great Britain, Australia, Korea, Brazil and Mexico.
The top 5 markets so far are China ($14.7 million), the Great Britain ($7.2 million), Indonesia ($5.2 million), Korea ($4.8 million) and France ($4.8 million).
Of $271.8 million worldwide to date, Universal/Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s exceeded The nun 2 is expected to be the highest grossing horror film of 2023.
Freddy and the gang added $9.9 million of 78 foreign markets this session, 52% lower than the previous session. The foreign cameo is now $139.2 millionPerformance in line with The nun 2 And The incantation 2 and higher Annabelle comes home And Treacherous: the red door at the same point in the same markets.
It has the lifespan of Glass becomes the second biggest Blumhouse film of all time internationally (it is already Blumhouse’s second biggest film worldwide). Divide).
Korea was the new entry in the frame, debuting with $2.5 million for the best Hollywood horror opening of the year. It was a no. 1 game with the biggest Blumhouse arc of the pandemic era. The beginning is above Annabelle comes home, Narrator red door And The nun 2.
The five largest markets so far are Mexico ($20.7 million), the Great Britain ($12.5 million), Brazil ($10 million), Australia ($8.4 million) and Spain ($7.2 million)
Universal/DreamWorks Animations Trolls unite The company hit $100 million worldwide this weekend, helped by a strong domestic launch and after beginning a staggering foreign rollout in early October.
In total, the company is represented in 66 foreign markets $6.7 million this framework to increase the international running total $76.4 million And worldwide $108.1 million.
The main markets yet to be released are Australia later this month and Korea in December.
The top 5 markets so far are the Great Britain ($18 million), France ($10 million), Germany ($6.1 million), Mexico ($5.6 million) and Brazil ($5.1 million).
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Source: Deadline
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