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  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    Posts: 13,356
    Great result. Come the weekend, it's be the highest grossing film in the US.
  • LeChiffreLeChiffre
    Posts: 1,548
    According to EntertainmentWise, the Chinese release is being delayed until the New Year for some reason, so the final box office results are going to be even more staggered!
  • nobodydoesitbetternobodydoesitbetter
    Posts: 1,021
    Excellent result for SF in the US. QOS took over a week to hit $102,338,983..

    @samuel001 stated - yes. It will be the highest grossing Bond film by next weekend. An amazing achievment.
  • maxcraigmaxcraig
    Posts: 229
    nobodydoesitbetter wrote:
    Maybe about $12m...this report says that SF hit the $100M mark after 5 days...
    http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=70002
    11,300,000(monday) + $90M for the past weekend with Thursday Imax included= $100M
  • nobodydoesitbetternobodydoesitbetter
    Posts: 1,021
    Here in France SF has sold an incredible 5,018,327 tickets.

    Box Office here is counted in number of tickets sold...

    Here is a list of past Bond films from Dr No - SF with the number of tickets sold. As you can see from the list SF has sold the number of tickets not seen in this country since the Connery days of the 1960's. The number to beat is 6,675,587 tickets which GF sold way, way back...

    DN 4,772,574
    FRWL 5,623,391
    GF 6,675,099 - the most tickets sold!
    TB 5,734,842
    YOLT 4,489,249
    OHMSS 1,958,172 - a huge drop from the Connery films!
    DAF 2,493,739 - Connery's least succesful
    LALD 3,053,913
    TMWTGG 2,873,898
    TSWLM 3,500,993 - Roger Moore's most succesful in FRANCE
    MR 3,171,274
    FYEO 3,181,840
    OP 2,944,481
    AVTAK 2,423,306 - Roger's least succesful - A huge decline since TSWLM
    TLD 1,955,471 - The lowest number of tickets sold!...Poor Timothy!
    LTK 2,093,006
    GE 3,489,833 - A huge leap after 6 years off the screen...
    TND n/a
    TWINE 3,406,691
    DAD 3,996,123 -
    CR 3,149,946
    QOS 3,709,535
    SF - 5,018,327 CURRENTLY THE 4TH MOST SUCCESFUL AFTER GF,TB AND FRWL!

  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
    Posts: 28,694
    Wow, who would have thought that GF was the one with the most tickets sold! I would assume TB when Bondmania exploded.
  • nobodydoesitbetternobodydoesitbetter
    Posts: 1,021
    Yes. I thought the same also when I was looking up the number of tickets sold. I would have also thought that TB would have sold at least more or near the number of tickets sold by GF. But there is quite a significent drop from GF - TB. I wonder if there was anything that caused this considering the Bondmania going on when TB opened. Maybe I need to do some research on this subject!...
  • htall90htall90
    Posts: 277
    over $11 mil a lot of America was of due to veterans day holiday which helped it'd gross.
  • GermanladyGermanlady
    Posts: 6,601
    ‘Skyfall’ Crosses $100M At Domestic Box Office
    By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Tuesday November 13, 2012 @ 10:05am PSTTags: Box Office, Skyfall, Sony Pictures

    The Veterans Day holiday yesterday was good for $11.3 million more in North America, Sony said this morning. That puts the domestic total for Skyfall at $101.9 million after its big release this past weekend. The latest James Bond pic opened to $90 million during its opening frame here (adding in Thursday IMAX screenings) and amassed $89 million more overseas, bringing the global cume for the Sony/MGM/Eon production through Sunday to $518.6 million.
  • Suivez_ce_parachuteSuivez_ce_parachute
    edited November 2012 Posts: 2,015
    nobodydoesitbetter wrote:
    wonder if there was anything that caused this considering the Bondmania going on when TB opened. Maybe I need to do some research on this subject!...
    GF was released in Paris 6 months after it was released in the UK. TB was released in Paris two weeks before the UK. And at that time the release in other cities happened well after Paris.

    Hence a significant shift of the impact of Bondmania on the attendance if you consider the peak of Bondmania somewhere between both UK release dates, or even close to TB's release :)

    TB's first weeks will actually do more than GF's in Paris. TB's 1st Paris week was the record at that time (for every movie, not only Bond). And TB's 2nd week... did more than the 1st. The true peak, I guess !

    It will reach 750.000 Paris entrances in 12 weeks, while GF needed 16 weeks for that. But the 'exceptional' period won't last as long. GF ended doing 900.000 in Paris, TB did 800.000.

    Oh yes, it means for chart aficonados that GF and TB were both released in France in 1965 and where then #2 and #3 of that year's box office.

    http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Box-office_France_1965

    A very complete French site that gives week by week box office of the 60's is here :

    http://www.boxofficestars.com/352-categorie-10492721.html (random page, explore it with next/previous) If you click Next enough times, you'll see "Our Man Flint" was #1 for two weeks in Paris later that year, the last sign of 'exceptional' Bondmania maybe !

    Also don't forget that your figures are total figures, there are also the re-run later, and the 70's and 80's re-release (but it's not enough to explain the large difference, obviously, but nevertheless, 120.000 persons did see GF in Paris in 1980 and 80.000 did in 1986... Also for instance in 69 they reported that YOLT did 3.3M while you list 4.5M total)






  • htall90htall90
    Posts: 277
    Apparently Bond has made $ 7 mil in US on tuesday for a 5 day total of around $108 to $109 million dollars.
  • mnhettiamnhettia
    Posts: 203
    do you guys think there is a celing for bond in North America that is below 200 mil? Just curious to see if the pic is front loaded or if the great word of mouth will propel the NA box office north of 200 mil. BTW, do we know what CR made inflation adjusted?
  • GermanladyGermanlady
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    http://www.deadline.com/2012/11/skyfall-number-two-film-all-time-uk-one-2d-ever/

    ‘Skyfall’ Becomes No. 2 Movie Of All Time In The UK And Top 2D Film Ever
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
    Posts: 28,694
    Great news for Skyfall!
  • JWESTBROOKJWESTBROOK
    Posts: 5,745
    0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote:
    Great news for Skyfall!

    Great news for Bond 24!
  • ChampionAlonsoChampionAlonso
    Posts: 389
    Now, I believe it's possible to get 900 million. It Will depend on new releases in Australia , Japan and China.
  • OwenDavianOwenDavian
    Posts: 214
    At this rate Bond 24 will be set for summer of next year :p
  • htall90htall90
    Posts: 277
    OwenDavian wrote:
    At this rate Bond 24 will be set for summer of next year :p

    Lol I'm sure Sony would love to do that and ruin the quality of film by rushing it!
  • SaintMarkSaintMark
    Posts: 7,653
    LeChiffre wrote:
    According to EntertainmentWise, the Chinese release is being delayed until the New Year for some reason, so the final box office results are going to be even more staggered!

    Or it will be watched by many on pirated dvd's?

  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    edited November 2012 Posts: 13,356
    Skyfall is now in 12th place, right in the middle:

    1. $1,037,291,060.32 - Thunderball
    2. $932,346,267.74 - Goldfinger
    3. $843,280,463.96 - Live And Let Die
    4. $773,204,227.54 - You Only Live Twice
    5. $707,967,950.50 - The Spy Who Loved Me
    6. $682,098,608.86 - Casino Royale
    7. $670,341,133.13 - Moonraker
    8. $662,795,358.02 - Diamonds Are Forever
    9. $629,928,504.77 - Quantum Of Solace
    10. $596,667,068.63 - From Russia With Love
    11. $555,648,360.42 - Die Another Day
    12. $538,737,013.00 - Skyfall
    13. $534,777,984.42 - GoldenEye
    14. $517,040,163.49 - On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    15. $502,584,334.85 - The World Is Not Enough
    16. $497,181,376.24 - For Your Eyes Only
    17. $480,131,415.66 - Tomorrow Never Dies
    18. $458,120,146.04 - The Man With The Golden Gun
    19. $456,431,419.48 - Dr. No
    20. $435,630,647.59 - Octopussy
    21. $389,480,795.77 - The Living Daylights
    22. $339,368,258.36 - A View To A Kill
    23. $291,436,616.45 - Licence To Kill
  • OwenDavianOwenDavian
    Posts: 214
    Meh...adjusted numbers are not very accurate.
  • htall90htall90
    Posts: 277
    SaintMark wrote:
    LeChiffre wrote:
    According to EntertainmentWise, the Chinese release is being delayed until the New Year for some reason, so the final box office results are going to be even more staggered!

    Or it will be watched by many on pirated dvd's?

    In China the censorship board only allows a certain number of foreign films to be released and if they are they may been censored in some ways. They also release films at very strange times. EarlIer in the year they release the dark knight rises and the amazing spiderman in the same weekend. There is a worry on box office forums that skyfall will be released on the same weekend in January as the Hobbit.
  • SaintMarkSaintMark
    Posts: 7,653
    htall90 wrote:
    SaintMark wrote:
    LeChiffre wrote:
    According to EntertainmentWise, the Chinese release is being delayed until the New Year for some reason, so the final box office results are going to be even more staggered!

    Or it will be watched by many on pirated dvd's?

    In China the censorship board only allows a certain number of foreign films to be released and if they are they may been censored in some ways. They also release films at very strange times. EarlIer in the year they release the dark knight rises and the amazing spiderman in the same weekend. There is a worry on box office forums that skyfall will be released on the same weekend in January as the Hobbit.

    What I mean is that this delay will make it very easy to obtain a pirated copy of Skyfall which is probably a heck of a lot cheaper than visiting the cinema. SO perhaps the BO results from China will stagger under a lesser attention than expected.

    Had they released SF like DAD later in our country, much of the visitors would have skipped the border to see it there so less of a BO when it opens in your country. There is only so much money that will be spend by people.

    Me being a 007 fan does mean I would visit the cinema to watch SF, even had Barbara herself passed me a copy of the movie before its release. Some movies look better at the big screen, therefor I have seen any 007 movie screened at a nearby cinema if I could.

  • htall90htall90
    Posts: 277
    yh i know what u mean sorry yh by january in China the gross maybe effected heavily by people not going to the cinema as there are plenty of pirate copies of the films as it has been out in some places like the uk for nearly 3 months by january.
  • 001001
    Posts: 1,575
    JWESTBROOK wrote:
    0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote:
    Great news for Skyfall!

    Great news for Bond 24!

    Great news for everyone. :)

  • GerardGerard
    Posts: 6,021
    Still number one in France:

    1.136.474 tickets sold in its third week, 5.162.355 since october 23rd.

    I wonder if I'm going to be able to see it next week, as I intend to do.
  • mnhettiamnhettia
    edited November 2012 Posts: 203
    Samuel001 wrote:
    Skyfall is now in 12th place, right in the middle:

    1. $1,037,291,060.32 - Thunderball
    2. $932,346,267.74 - Goldfinger
    3. $843,280,463.96 - Live And Let Die
    4. $773,204,227.54 - You Only Live Twice
    5. $707,967,950.50 - The Spy Who Loved Me
    6. $682,098,608.86 - Casino Royale
    7. $670,341,133.13 - Moonraker
    8. $662,795,358.02 - Diamonds Are Forever
    9. $629,928,504.77 - Quantum Of Solace
    10. $596,667,068.63 - From Russia With Love
    11. $555,648,360.42 - Die Another Day
    12. $538,737,013.00 - Skyfall
    13. $534,777,984.42 - GoldenEye
    14. $517,040,163.49 - On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    15. $502,584,334.85 - The World Is Not Enough
    16. $497,181,376.24 - For Your Eyes Only
    17. $480,131,415.66 - Tomorrow Never Dies
    18. $458,120,146.04 - The Man With The Golden Gun
    19. $456,431,419.48 - Dr. No
    20. $435,630,647.59 - Octopussy
    21. $389,480,795.77 - The Living Daylights
    22. $339,368,258.36 - A View To A Kill
    23. $291,436,616.45 - Licence To Kill

    very suprised that LALD was so popular! I guess there was lots of anitcipation regarding RM's interpretation of bond!
  • NicNacNicNac Administrator, Moderator
    Posts: 7,584
    LALD was cleverly publicised when it came out. Tie in material (toys), TV spots pushing the (then) fantastic speed boat chase, a new Bond actor. all these were heavilly publicised. It got alot of exposure to help Moore along his way.
  • maxcraigmaxcraig
    Posts: 229
    $114M in the US now.
  • FromCanadaWithLoveFromCanadaWithLove Canada
    Posts: 612
    Adjusted numbers are always wrong.
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