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FRIDAY UPDATE: Dune: Part Two added 42 international box office markets on Thursday, taking the foreign lead for the Denis Villeneuve-directed sequel to 20.8 million dollars for a total of 55. This includes two full days of play and previews in those markets.
The Warner Bros/Legendary Entertainment sci-fi spectacular is the number one US title in all markets and today will add Spain and the UK, as well as 14 smaller centres. The national previews, as Anthony has noted, grossed more than $12 million.
Overseas on Thursday, the top five were Germany, Australia, Mexico, Poland and Brazil. In Germany, where the total including trailers is $2.4 million, the startup captured 70% of the market share of the top 10 films. The results are approximately on par with oppenheimer and before the opening day of the batman (+65%), Dune (+81%), Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (+119%), Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (+136%) and Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049 (+155%).
Australia It has a cumulative total of $1.3 million, including advances. On the opening day it obtained an 81% share of the Top 10. As in Germany, the collection is more or less in line with oppenheimerand ahead of other competitions, including 51% larger than those in 2021 Dune81% more M:I7 and 170% above rise of the beasts.
Mexico grossed $696K on Thursday, a clear No. 1 with premium formats performing solidly: IMAX accounted for 10% of the daily total and 4D accounted for 5%. Thursday’s bow was up Dune by 85% to give Villeneuve its biggest start on the market.
Poland It started with $361,000, a clear No. 1 spot on a non-traditional Thursday. That makes builds tricky since Thursday releases aren’t common, but it’s up there. Barbieextensive previews from Thursday and also Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets who bowed on a Thursday.
Brazil grossed $331,000 at No. 1 and four times more than the No. 2 film. This is also Villeneuve’s biggest opening day and is roughly on par with M:I7 as well as ahead of Dune by 127%. IMAX results are great with 11% of the total market box office from just 1% of screens.
The top 5 markets overall for two days are France with 3.5 million dollars, Germany to 2.4 million dollars, Korea with 2.1 million dollars (3.9 million dollars as of Friday that are not reflected in the previous total), Australia ($1.3 million) and Taiwan and Italy tied at $1.1 million each.
More updates to come.
PREVIOUS, THURSDAY: The long-awaited from Warner Bros/Legendary Entertainment Dune: Part Two is underway and sweeping the international box office. The Denis Villeneuve-directed sequel began its overseas release Wednesday in 13 markets with $5.2 million on the day as Hollywood’s No. 1 film in each. Including the advances, the accumulated offshore until yesterday is 7.6 million dollars.
Wednesday’s launch markets included France, Italy and Korea. In France, the cumulative total is $2.3 million, which includes previews. Allociné’s rating is an outstanding 4.5 out of 5 stars from the public (and a fabulous 4.1 from critics). Including trailers, the film is on par with the batman27% more Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One44% ahead of Villeneuve’s 2021 Dune and 63% more oppenheimer. Imax results are 65% ahead of oppenheimer in terms of admissions. If France’s Tuesday progress is included, this start to Dune: Part Two It’s even bigger in Imax than Avatar: The Way of Water.
In Koreawhere the local movie exhumes is consuming a lot of oxygen, Dune 2 opened at No. 2 with $1.2 million on Wednesday. On launch day it is 108% up. Dune and 385% ahead of Blade Runner 2049 as well as being the biggest opening day for star Timothée Chalamet and director Villeneuve. It’s the biggest Imax opening day for a WB title. As of Thursday (not included in the above totals), the film has grossed $2.1 million.
In Taiwan, Dune 2 earned a 62% market share on Wednesday with $892,000 to remain the biggest opening day for Villeneuve and Chalamet. It had a performance 107% higher than oppenheimer172% above the batman and 229% larger than Dune, part one.
Italywhich is coming back so well overall, gave Dune 2 a 58% share of Wednesday’s top 5 films, ahead of Dune by 4% and Mission: Impossible 7 by 32%. Advance ticket sales for the next few days are excellent and the film has been very well received by critics and fans alike.
In Sweden, the early start was $546,000, dominating with a 74% share of the Top 5 movies. Imax accounted for 12% of the box office. The second part It was also mostly comps.
Another 42 markets are published today, Thursday, including Germany, Australia and all of Latin America. 16 markets will open on Friday, including Spain and the UK, for a total of 71 markets available after the weekend.
We will be updating at all times.