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Old 04-12-04, 07:30 AM
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I heard it is at number 8, and is expected to take over the #7 spot soon.
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looking at the latest predictions. after this weekend passion is supposed to be at $363 million gross in the US. It may even beat $375 million of ROTK.
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I'd give it an 85% shot of beating ROTK and a 10% shot of it reaching $400 mil.
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Well, the numbers are essentially in. Very little will change now.

Passion is going to finish at about $370 million and will not beat TRotK (this has been evident for many weeks).

Internationally, it's a slaughter. TRotK is in at more than $741 million overseas and Passion may barely hit $240 million ($237,743,103 as of June 6 with almost nothing left).

While many, myself included, vastly underestimated what Passion would do domestically, its phenomenal domestic success caused many to vastly overestimate what it would do overseas. While almost all films would love to do what Passion did overseas, its amazing levels of success seems to have been confined to the U.S. (and maybe Canada; not sure how the "domestic" box office split in those two countries) and Latin America.
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shrek 2 i understand is pretty high up there now.
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shrek 2 i understand is pretty high up there now.
Thru Thursday June 10th, it has made $330,016,397. It will easily surpass $400M. And it will probably end up # 3 all time at around $450M.

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and what all of this means is nothing is still coming even close to Titanic's $600 mil. not even Mel Mania.
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Originally posted by Mr. Cinema
and what all of this means is nothing is still coming even close to Titanic's $600 mil. not even Mel Mania.
Nothing probably ever will!

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I expected it to shoot back to the top this weekend but I also expected it to do better than 17 mil. I believe this will be the swansong for Passion. I predicted early on that it would drop like a rock after this weekend and I still feel it will. It won't top 400 mil and it may not catch ROTK. It was still quite a run though and probably the most interesting movie story of this and most other years.
I got a few right and a few wrong on this film. The above post was from right after Easter weekend. One of the few prediction posts on Passion I'm rather proud of.
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Any comment on Passion's international box office? About 2/3 of TRotK's worldwide box office was overseas and I think that's quite typical for most blockbusters. Passion's $240 million overseas box office would be more typical for a film that grossed $120 million domestically rather than a spectacular $370 million.

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Any comment on Passion's international box office? About 2/3 of TRotK's worldwide box office was overseas and I think that's quite typical for most blockbusters. Passion's $240 million overseas box office would be more typical for a film that grossed $120 million domestically rather than a spectacular $370 million.

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Not suprisingly, Little Buddah flopped here.
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The rest of the world doesn't like Jesus as much as we do.


Not suprisingly, Little Buddah flopped here.
Certainly I understand why it did not do so well in, say, Japan. It did do very well in Latin America, better than TRotK in fact.

The big question is Europe where almost everyone is nominally, at least, some kind of Christian. Are they that secularized that they are overwhelmingly really not very religious (I know they don't go to church much but that does not necessarily mean they are not religious) and didn't care about this movie?

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