November 23-25,
2001
Around
the World Round Up
by Kenan
Bresnan
I'm
sorry for the delay and this report,
which only lists numbers. Next weekend
I'll be writing a full report again.
Harry
Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone took
$43.6 million from 4,129 engagements in
17 markets for a grand total of $77.6
million; here are the records it broke:
$14.8
million on 1,226 prints in Germany -
highest opening ever eclipsing the record
held by Star Wars: Episode I --
The Phantom Menace, by nearly
40%!
Germany's
Sunday gross ($4.4 million) was the
second highest single-day gross in
history.
Germany
Saturday gross ($4.8 million) is now the
highest single-day gross in history.
It took
the biggest non-holiday opening day gross
in Germany as well.
It also
took the highest number of screens with
1,226 crushing Episode I's on
1,005.
Film
only dropped 13% in the U.K. and 11% in
Taiwan.
In
Brazil it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $1.8 million on 484.
In
Denmark it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $1,283,153 from 89
screens.
In
Sweden it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $1,525,827.
In
Finland it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $663,500 on 65 and week
with $953,854 on 66.
In
Norway it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $1,076,856 on 93.
In The
Netherlands it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $1.7 million 250 and
week with $2,162,531 on 243.
In
Austria it took the biggest opening
weekend ever with $1.4 million from 143.
In
Beligum it took the second-biggest
opening of all time with $1.14 million on
124 behind The Lost World:
Jurassic Park.
In
Singapore, it took the biggest opening
day of all time with $428,972 and a
weekend total of $847,347 (the
second-highest behind The Lost
World: Jurassic Park).
In The
Philippines it scored the second biggest
opening in history with $1,118,000 on 50
behind Godzilla.
It took
the biggest opening weekend in
Germany-speaking Switzerland with $1
million 68.
It took
the biggest opening day record with
$1.118 million (2.162 million in
Austrlian Dollars). It also had the
highest screen count with 476 crushing Pearl
Harbor's 411. Star Wars:
Episode I -- The Phantom Menace has
the opening weekend record with
$6,024,000
Meanwhile
Spy Game took $1.4
million on 267 in the U.K. Riding
in Cars With Boys took $450,000
on 175 in Australia. The Last
Castle only manage $500,000 in a
week in Australia
These are my predicted
foreign totals for the selected films:
Harry Potter &
the Sorcerer's Stone: $577
million (I'm going out on a limb!)
Atlantis: The Lost
Empire: $78 million
The Princess
Diaries: $71 million
Lara Croft: Tomb
Raider: $141 million
Swordfish: $85
million
Shrek: $259
million
Bridget Jones's
Diary: $171 million
A.I.: Artificial
Intelligence: $181 million
Cats & Dogs:
$110 million
American Pie 2:
$161 million
The Others:
$126 million
*Numbers are changed
whenever a market produces unexpected
numbers.
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