Thor grossed $8m from its opening days in 25 markets through Paramount Pictures International for a $23m international running total including Australia and previews in the UK, Italy and elsewhere.
Among the highlights are $3.9m from two days in the UK including Monday previews; $1.55m in France on opening day and $2.9m from the first two days; $1.5m in Germany including Wednesday previews; and $1m from the opening day in Russia rising to $1.4m including previews.
Elsewhere the god of thunder amassed $725,000 from South Korea; $260,000 from Malaysia for Marvel Studios’ biggest non-holiday opening day; $200,000 from opening day in Hong Kong; and $110,000 from its first day in Argentina. After one week in Australia the total box office exceeds $9.7m.
Thor opens in more than 20 markets today [29] and will be active in 56 markets this weekend heading into public holiday Monday in many markets.
Meanwhile Rio stood at an excellent $213.9m through Fox International by the end of Monday and could breeze past the $240m mark in the coming days.
Fox’s period romance Water For Elephants stands at an early $2.9m and opens in around ten territories including Brazil, Germany and Mexico. The Fox Searchlight comedy Cedar Rapids opens in the UK.
Universal’s Fast & Furious Five has grossed $34.6m through Universal Pictures International to date and is expected to follow up last weekend’s dazzling initial forays by launching in a further 11 markets including Germany, Russia and Spain.
Summit International’s Source Code stands at $28.4m and opens this weekend through licensees in Italy, Italian-speaking Switzerland, India and Vietnam. Horror tale I Spit On Your Grave arrives in Peru and Bolivia.
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International’s African Cats opens in Argentina. Latest data puts Gnomeo & Juliet on $34m, the DreamWorks action title I Am Number Four on $87.1m, Mars Needs Moms on $18.3m and Winnie The Pooh on $3.4m. Tangled stands at $386m.
Warner Bros Pictures International’s Hall Pass stands at $31m, while Red Riding Hood has generated $39.3m, Sucker Punch $51.4m and The Rite $63.3m.
By the end of last Sunday [24] Sony Pictures Releasing International’s Just Go With It had amassed $103.7m while Battle LA stood at $115.7m.
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