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Hey, Sudani, I appreciate your contributions to adding the worldwide grosses of several Disney animated features. However, I am curious if there was a clickable link to the Variety article, "Disney Animated Features at the Worldwide Box Office", in which you use as a source. Thanks. Christianster94 (talk) 21:04, 22 March 2018 (UTC)
Hi is there anymore box office dettial you can add for your variety report of Disney?Fanoflionking 15:02, 20 May 2018 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fanoflionking (talk • contribs)
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Hi Sudiani, it is great you have added a sourced box-office chart to 1934 in film but I find it a tad bizarre that there are now two box-office charts. This may be unavoidable in instances where sources say different things, but I think in cases where you have one sourced chart and one unsourced chart it would probably be better to simply delete the unsourced chart. All the best and keep up the good work! Betty Logan (talk) 23:36, 7 April 2018 (UTC)
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Hi there Sudiani. I refer to your edit here: [1]. Is there any chance you can email me a copy of the article "Besson's Back Catalog"? I think it could come in handy for other Wikipedia articles I've helped write; I've done a lot of work on several of the article's for Besson's films. Let me know. Cheers. Damien Linnane (talk) 01:58, 20 July 2019 (UTC)
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I had no quarrel with your helpful edit. But it did hightlight that the section was wrong in what it claimed, quite apart from the journalese "greatest...of all time" which has no place in an encyclopedia. The rest is unencyclopedic too; it's simply the stuff of film-gossip. & reversing the edit to what you admit is inaccurate is irresponsible and lazy editing. If you can incorporate a brief mention of maybe half a dozen words in the lede, then do so, but it does not justify a separate section. A reception section usually covers reviews from notable critics, anyway. If you're going to edit, then do some research first. Sweetpool50 (talk) 19:00, 5 October 2019 (UTC)
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Take a picture of the page you're reading, or exert. I cannot find the page you're referencing and those numbers are hugely different than any other numbers that anyone else has. You're saying that Variety claims those first 6 films made 500 million worldwide. That means that the first 6 films had to have made approximately 49 million overseas each. Except, you've the international figure for the first film was 31 million, meaning that the next 5 films had to average 51.5 million to get to that 500 million worldwide total. The probably I have with this figure is it indicates the films were doing better overseas than domestically (which peaked at 5 and were getting progressively worse box office wise afterward). There's also no records I can find of any of those films being released internationally. The numbers seem a bit off. BIGNOLE (Contact me) 20:12, 14 January 2020 (UTC)
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Hi Sudiani, sorry to bother you, do you have any sources for the international box office of Trading Places as you did with Scrooged? Thanks. Darkwarriorblake / SEXY ACTION TALK PAGE! 18:25, 9 July 2020 (UTC)
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Can you post the actual wording of the Japan box office section from that Variety magazine, I can't seem to find a copy of it. It seems odd that it would state Star Wars, the original film, took in over $58 million in Japan when Star Wars never performed well in Japan until The Phantom Menace. All box office numbers for the original Star Wars films in Japan came out to less than combined from other sources, so could you post the actual wording? Are you sure this isn't Star Wars, as in the franchise, has now reached $58 million in Japan as those numbers would add up? Just seems odd that Variety would state what all the other sites are not for financials. Canterbury Tail talk 16:49, 17 January 2021 (UTC)
"The Phantom Menace" blasted into Japan, Argentina and Israel last week, while "The Mummy" socked South Korea and "The Matrix" blitzed Belgium, Norway and Finland.
But the B.O. in other parts of Europe subsided due to scorching weather in some territories and a shortage of hot new titles. "John Carpenter's Vampires" showed some bite as it flew into Spain and Germany, but "The Waterboy" took a bath in France, "Varsity Blues" was blah in Italy and Holland and "10 Things I Hate About You" was unloved in the U.K. A computer glitch at 20th Century Fox Intl. meant up-to-date figures weren't available late last week, but the studio estimated "Star Wars: Episode I—The PhantomMenace" rang up a socko $13.5 million in four days in 403 galaxies in Japan. The weekend take beat previous all-time champ "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" by 20% and tripled "Titanic's" bow. Including two sets of weekend previews, the tally in Japan was approximately $18 million.
That's consistent with tradition, as Japan was the most lucrative offshore territory for the original "Star Wars," ponying up $58.4 million in 1978 out of its $198.6 international haul. The "Star Wars" reissue made $15.2 million there, the second-best result from its $117.2 million gross, trailing the U.K.'s $26 million.
It's safe to estimate that the George Lucas epic coined at least $25.6 million from 2,343 screens in 22 countries as its cume zoomed north of $85 million nearing the end of its sixth week of international release. Pic pocketed $1.5 million on 115 in Argentina (the second-highest weekend preem in history behind Titanic") and $328,000 on 35 in Israel (a Fox record). Sudiani (talk) 17:33, 17 January 2021 (UTC)
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Hi Sudiani. You mentioned that you had a link to the Variety article on the Robocop 3 page for the overseas box office gross. Would you be fine with adding the link for proof?
Incidentally, I stumbled upon a later chart that Variety published on October 17, 1994 with worldwide grosses from January 1 1993 to October 10 1994 where they have an updated figure for RoboCop 3 with a domestic total of $10.7m, foreign of $36.3m and a total of $47.0m. Again, here is the page where you can see the chart (https://varietyultimate.com/archive/issue/WV-10-17-1994-148) but without subscribing, you can't see the detail but RoboCop 3 is the first on the second column under Robin Williams!
51. A Perfect World (WB) 27,021,771 20,487,438 47,509,209 52. Hero (Col)* 20,172 47,182,000 47,202,172 53. Death Becomes Her (U)* — 47,173,000 47,173,000 54. Malice (Col/New Line) 45,002,295 2,018,267 47,020,562 55. The Three Musketeers (BV) 45,482,830 1,407,073 46,889,903 56. Age of Innocence (Col) 31,372,647 15,021,475 46,394,122 57. Hocus Pocus(BV) 39,348,105 5,154,006 44,502,111 58. The Good Son (Fox) 44,292,783 — 44,292,783 59. Fortress (Miramax/CTS) 6,739,141 36,625,339 43,364,480 60. Much Ado About Nothing (Goldwyn) 22,548,086 20,607,587 43,155,673 61. RoboCop 3 (Orion/CTS) 9,790,328 33,169,712 42,960,040 62. Robin Hood: Men in Tights (Fox/CTS) 35,306,853 7,220,631 42,527,484 63. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs (BV) 41,634,471 — 41,634,471 64. The Beverly Hillbillies (Fox) 41,161,301 — 41,161,301 65. Sneakers (U)* 965,518 40,131,000 41,096,518 Sudiani (talk) 23:46, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
I noticed that you have also used the same article for the worldwide grooses for Teenage Mutant Nijna Turtles 3 and The Super Mario Brothers Movie. Would you be able to provide a link to those as well? If you would like you can provide an extract as well. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Cobretti1 (talk • contribs) 20:20, 18 February 2021 (UTC)
41.Dragon(U) 35,109,129 21,488,000 56,597,129 42. Last of the Mohicans (Fox/Morgan Creek)* 1,832,525 54,736,189 56,568,714 43. What's Love Got to Do With It (BV) 39,100,956 17,367,296 56,468,252 44. Mutant Turtles 3 (New Line/Fox) 42,273,609 12,214,177 54,487,786 45. Rookie of the Year (Fox) 53,133,660 - 53,133,660 46. Loaded Weapon 1 (New Line) 27,979,399 23,200,000 51,179,399 47. Point of No Return (WB) 30,038,362 19,886,353 49,924,715 48. Distinguished Gentleman (BV)* 12,641,848 36,750,000 49,391,848 49. Beauty & the Beast (BV)* — 48,641,000 48,641,000 50. Nightmare Before Xmas(BV) 48,116,450 — 48,116,450
71. Super Mario Bros (BV/various) 20,915,465 17,997,000 38,912,465 72. Body of Evidence (MGM/DDL) 13,275,426 24,662,825 37,938,251 73. Honey, I Blew Up the Kid (BV)* 47,159 37,167,000 37,214,159 74. Man Without a Face (WB/Majestic) 24,760,338 11,880,134 36,640,472 75. The Pelican Brief (WB) 35,997,563 — 35,997,563
This isn't really how Wikipedia works! You can't go round asking people to provide proof for material that is not accessible for free online. There is lots of content sourced from books and other non-online material. There has to be an element of trust that people put reliable content. The point of the source is so that you can check to that source but the onus isn't on the editor to give you free access to it. Sudiani (talk) 22:42, 18 February 2021 (UTC)
Sorry Suadiani but I just don't have the kind of money to be subscribing to Variety. Since I can't view the sources, I don't know how reliable they are. One last thing. I noticed that you added worldwide grosses for Scrooged, Naked Gun, and Groundhog day. But the worldwide grosses do not add up with the overseas gross. For example the Naked Gun made $78.8 million domestically and $61 million overseas according to the Variety article you found. That would equal $139.8 million, not the $140 million listed. Are these worldwide grosses supposed to be from the Variey articles or are they estimates that you came up with. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Cobretti1 (talk • contribs) 19:04, 23 February 2021 (UTC)
What I mean is I don't have access to the Variety articles because they are far too expensive for me to subscribe to them. This is why I have to ask what the articles say. Also for Robocop 3, if an updated figure in a later Variet magazine is shaown as $47 million, shouldn't that be listed as the worldwide gross. Also for Groundhog Day, if the worldwide gross was $105 million according to the same used for Robocop 3's gross article, shouldn't the overseas gross be $34.1 million instead, as 70.9+34.2 = 105.1 million, not 105 million. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Cobretti1 (talk • contribs) 03:35, 28 February 2021 (UTC)
Hello there Sudiani. I saw you have updated Airplane!'s wolrdwide box office gross to $171 million. However according to an afi article a DV news item says it made $130 million worldwide,https://catalog.afi.com/Film/53895-AIRPLANE?sid=2eaefcd4-9aee-4446-a4f6-9296a2d2ab37&sr=17.567005&cp=1&pos=0 and a Daily Variety article says it made $158 million worldwide.[1] Is the $171 figure supposed to be an updated version of the inital gross or from rereleases? Also from now on can you add a note or extract which says the gross for Variety articles as they are way to expensive for average people(or even me) to use.
Hi, I noted your edit on the LOTR data just now.
We really must be clear with data, and consistent with sources.
If we are to give 2002 (say) data in the text, cited to a 2002 source, and a 2021 data with a 2021 source in the infobox, then we absolutely must state explicitly that the first was "at that time" and the second "in 2021" or we will a) confuse readers b) give the impression (probably correctly) of unreliability c) start an endless confusion and resulting edit-war among editors, some of whom will expect the two figures to be the same, some not, some expecting the data to match the citations, others (apparently) not caring, and we'll have a fine mess. So, clarity is essential. I see that film types seem to believe that data must be continually updated - personally, I think that's not the function of an encyclopedia, and we'd do best to say "in its first year it grossed X amount" and leave it at that - that makes the main point, after all, but if you're determined to give the most recent figure as well, then it must be crystal clear what you are doing. All the best, Chiswick Chap (talk) 09:16, 2 May 2021 (UTC)
Hi Sudiani, quick question, do you have a variety source for international figures for the original release of Raiders of the Lost Ark? I only have The Numbers to go off and I think it includes every single theatrical release, not just the initial one. Thanks. Darkwarriorblake / SEXY ACTION TALK PAGE! 19:50, 12 May 2021 (UTC)
If a film is released as part of a double feature, does that mean both movies are joint hits if they come packaged together in cinemas? The box office chart books I purchased on Amazon don't typically list double bills. ChewNaChunkx (talk) 09:35, 13 May 2021 (UTC)
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Hi Sudiani, can I ask do you have any Variety references about the international performance of Terminator 2? I'm particularly interested in it's ranking against other films that year. Box Office Mojo doesn't include the foreign figures for some reason so Beaty and the Beast looks like it outperformed it and The Numbers includes post-release releases, so I need more contemporary figures. I can find things that include the total box office for the film but not necessarily that it was THE biggest film of the year or how it compared to its next nearest rival. Thanks Darkwarriorblake / SEXY ACTION TALK PAGE! 16:26, 22 February 2022 (UTC)
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Hi Sudiani! Is the box office number you added to the Super Mario Bros. (film) article accurate? The $38 million one. It's not mentioned here[2] Timur9008 (talk) 15:16, 17 February 2023 (UTC)
Hi! The url for the 1993 box office no logner exists. Does another url exists? Timur9008 (talk) 14:37, 15 August 2023 (UTC)
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Can you add ShutterSTOCK Liner Entertainment to the film distributors in the United States, they are fairly small and new but are still there. Also Vertical Entertainment is a medium sized company. 2600:1700:1D21:7D00:8811:57F6:A709:4308 (talk) 00:03, 26 January 2024 (UTC)
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