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Six markets left to open now:
Cambodia - 15 November
Australia - 22 November
New Zealand - 22 November
South Africa - 30 November
Japan - 1 December
Dominican Republic - 6 December
Next week will be a bigger test around the world with Twilight. Numbers should start to fall somewhat.
with that abomination opening, i think Skyfall will probably fall to about $50 mil.... but we shall see... it would be nice if Skyfall could hold on to that #1 spot through Thanksgiving..
True, but these are different markets. As long as 'Skyfall' doesn't fall as hard as 'Quantum Of Solace' and keeps in line of the very slow falls of 'Casino Royale', then 'Skyfall' will keep soaring around the planet.
Moreover, the positive buzz surrounding 'Skyfall' will only help it.
$632,902,188 is what that film did meaning $267,097,812 would be needed from the US. A big ask and it'd need a good hold.
Next week what will it do? $50 million, $45 million? Hopefully no lower than that.
I truly think that if 'Skyfall' was really our 'Quantum Of Solace' (quality-wise), then this would be quite impossible. QOS fell so hard after its first week, I think around 67% in the US only. Those kind of figures we will not see from 'Skyfall'. Word-of-mouth is just too positive. And even if 'Twilight' catches up hard, then 'Skyfall' has got some chance to actually gain back some market in about two weeks, two-and-a-halve weeks from now.
I think its safe to say that SF will do over $200m in the US.
Haha thanks, anyway.
You mean international? It is included in the title. The "Int."
Oh.. well when I wrote International I did mean including US and international grosses, but I will fix it. Didn't realize is was perceived differently.
That would be considered a big success for the US.
Considering the latest Spider-Man movie did $250million (shoulda done more tbh, I loved it. Sadly the next weekend was followed by Ice Age and then TDRK so it couldn't really grow much) this means Skyfall can truly be ranked among the heavyweights at this year's US Box Office.
Well, in France, in 1 week and a half, Skyfall has already done more than TDKR's first 5 weeks. It should probably do more than TDKR's total run at the end of this week.
As far as other French speaking countries are concerned, exactly the same can be said for Belgium and Switzerland.
In the "other" big European market (Germany) Skyfall is not crushing TDKR as much, but well Skyfall did in 2 weeks more than TDKR in 3...
Any ideas how much this film could make in Japan come release?
RT @raysubers: Back-of-the-envelope math has Skyfall doing at least $900 million worldwide, and $1 billion isn't out of the question. "