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Il Report Del Week Report Del Weekend IL REPORT DEL WEEKEND (26-29/07) Numeri e confronti dal box office nazionale ed estero FOCUS: IL BOX OFFICE NELLE AGENZIE PER GENERE E NAZIONALITA’ -1° SEMESTRE 2018- Come già anticipato il primo semestre 2018 è stato di segno negativo rispetto all’analogo periodo del 2017 per tutte le aree delle dodici agenzie. GBO PER AGENZIA - 1° SEMESTRE 2018 Agenzia GBO % sul tot. Diff. % 18/17 LOMBARDIA 60.730.209 20,62% -3,19% LAZIO 48.265.563 16,39% -2,08% VENETO 32.461.960 11,02% -10,19% EMILIA ROMAGNA 30.769.432 10,45% -3,93% PIEMONTE 22.617.286 7,68% -7,24% CAMPANIA 21.948.930 7,45% -17,91% TOSCANA 21.371.355 7,26% -0,91% PUGLIA 15.171.821 5,15% -10,40% MARCHE 13.578.960 4,61% -4,40% SICILIA 13.490.215 4,58% -24,33% LIGURIA 8.737.502 2,97% -7,98% SARDEGNA 5.318.432 1,81% -2,25% 294.461.664 100,00% -7,05% La diminuzioni maggiori sono state registrate in Sicilia (-24,33%), Campania (-17,91%), Puglia (-10,40%) e Veneto (- 10,19%). Più contenuto invece il calo nell’area dell’agenzia della Toscana (-0,91%), del Lazio (-2,08%), della Sardegna (- 2,25%) e della Lombardia (-3,19%). % GBO PER GENERE E AGENZIA – 1° SEMESTRE 2018 % EMILIA genere sul tot. CAMPANIA ROMAGNA LAZIO LIGURIA LOMBARDIA MARCHE PIEMONTE PUGLIA SARDEGNA SICILIA TOSCANA VENETO ANIMAZIONE 6,94% 5,37% 6,90% 6,68% 7,59% 7,04% 7,85% 7,47% 5,98% 9,09% 6,04% 7,24% 7,56% AVVENTURA/ AZIONE 21,21% 17,93% 21,83% 17,52% 21,19% 23,38% 21,20% 22,44% 18,50% 22,96% 21,19% 20,45% 24,92% COMMEDIA 18,30% 25,84% 16,41% 24,43% 17,36% 14,41% 20,83% 16,51% 21,91% 13,60% 19,00% 18,26% 12,47% DOCUMENTARIO 1,48% 0,89% 1,60% 1,48% 1,66% 1,41% 1,67% 1,51% 1,27% 1,34% 1,12% 1,62% 1,94% DRAMMATICO* 33,35% 34,13% 33,82% 32,88% 32,28% 33,51% 31,67% 32,76% 35,91% 33,03% 33,54% 33,24% 33,04% FANTASCIENZA/ FANTASTICO 13,09% 10,55% 13,34% 12,42% 14,40% 14,38% 11,46% 13,72% 9,80% 12,37% 12,77% 13,87% 14,35% HORROR 2,82% 3,54% 2,96% 2,24% 2,53% 2,73% 2,86% 2,54% 3,69% 4,11% 3,97% 2,52% 2,56% COPYRIGHT CINETEL - Vietata ogni duplicazione o cessione a terzi anche a titolo gratuito. 1 MUSICALE 0,33% 0,17% 0,27% 0,38% 0,35% 0,28% 0,28% 0,39% 0,32% 0,31% 0,15% 0,58% 0,40% THRILLER 2,19% 1,42% 2,49% 1,70% 2,28% 2,61% 1,80% 2,37% 2,43% 2,69% 2,08% 1,92% 2,43% WESTERN 0,28% 0,18% 0,38% 0,27% 0,36% 0,25% 0,38% 0,27% 0,20% 0,50% 0,15% 0,31% 0,34% *Include “storico” e “biografico”. In giallo il primo “genere” per agenzia. In carattere rosso il secondo e con carattere blu il terzo. Tra i generi vince in tutte le agenzie il “drammatico”. Il genere “commedia” è il secondo preferito presso l’area della Campania, del Lazio e della Puglia e rimane comunque generalmente più gradito nelle agenzie del centro-sud dove (ad eccezione della Sardegna) segue a poca distanza il genere “avventura/azione” che invece è secondo e più distanziato nel nord Italia. In Veneto la “commedia” è quarta dietro il “fantascienza/fantastico”, genere più popolare al Nord rispetto al centro-sud. % GBO PER GENERE E AGENZIA: DIFF. SUL TOTALE ITALIA – 1° SEMESTRE 2018 EMILIA genere TOT. CAMPANIA ROMAGNA LAZIO LIGURIA LOMBARDIA MARCHE PIEMONTE PUGLIA SARDEGNA SICILIA TOSCANA VENETO ANIMAZIONE 6,94% -1,57 -0,04 -0,26 +0,65 +0,10 +0,91 +0,54 -0,96 +2,15 -0,89 +0,30 +0,62 AVVENTURA/ AZIONE 21,21% -3,28 +0,62 -3,69 -0,03 +2,17 -0,01 +1,23 -2,71 +1,75 -0,03 -0,76 3,71 COMMEDIA 18,30% +7,53 -1,89 +6,13 -0,94 -3,90 +2,52 -1,80 +3,60 -4,70 +0,70 -0,05 -5,84 DOCUMENTARIO 1,48% -0,60 +0,12 -0,00 +0,18 -0,07 +0,19 +0,03 -0,22 -0,14 -0,36 +0,14 +0,46 DRAMMATICO* 33,35% +0,78 +0,47 -0,47 -1,07 +0,16 -1,68 -0,59 +2,56 -0,33 +0,19 -0,11 -0,31 FANTASCIENZA/ FANTASTICO 13,09% -2,54 +0,25 -0,67 +1,30 +1,29 -1,63 +0,63 -3,30 -0,72 -0,33 +0,78 +1,25 HORROR 2,82% +0,72 +0,14 -0,58 -0,28 -0,08 0,04 -0,28 +0,88 +1,30 +1,15 -0,30 -0,26 MUSICALE 0,33% -0,16 -0,06 +0,05 +0,02 -0,05 -0,05 +0,06 -0,01 -0,02 -0,18 +0,25 +0,07 THRILLER 2,19% -0,77 +0,30 -0,49 +0,09 0,42 -0,39 +0,18 +0,24 +0,49 -0,11 -0,28 +0,24 WESTERN 0,28% -0,10 +0,09 -0,01 +0,07 -0,04 +0,09 -0,01 -0,08 +0,22 -0,14 +0,03 +0,06 *Include “storico” e “biografico”. Vedendo più nel dettaglio i risultati regionali alla luce di quello nazionale si evidenzia come in Campania, Lazio, Puglia, Marche e Sicilia il genere “commedia” confermi la differenza positiva maggiore rispetto alla “quota Italia” (più di 7,53 punti in percentuale in più in Campania, 6,13 nell’agenzia del Lazio, 3,6 in Puglia e 2,52 nelle Marche). In rapporto alla quota nazionale il genere registra invece i risultati peggiori in Veneto (-5,84), Sardegna (-4,70) e Lombardia (-3,90). Con performance in linea con i risultati di tutte le agenzie il risultato invece del genere “drammatico” registra la crescita maggiore rispetto alla “quota Italia” nell’area dell’agenzia della Puglia (+2,56 punti più). In Campania il genere che registra performance minori rispetto alle quote nazionali è il “fantascienza/fantastico” (2,54 punti percentuali in meno) così come in Puglia (-3,30). Lo stesso genere registra invece le performance migliori rispetto alla “quota Italia” in tutto il centro-nord mentre la Sardegna si conferma quale area che risponde più positivamente al genere “animazione” (+2,15 punti). % GBO PER NAZIONALITA’ E AGENZIA – 1° SEMESTRE 2018 EMILIA Nazionalità TOT. CAMPANIA ROMAGNA LAZIO LIGURIA LOMBARDIA MARCHE PIEMONTE PUGLIA SARDEGNA SICILIA TOSCANA VENETO ITA+COP 28,91% 40,02% 26,25% 36,78% 27,00% 23,73% 32,75% 25,80% 34,62% 23,59% 29,12% 30,13% 20,31% USA 53,40% 47,08% 54,74% 47,06% 54,31% 57,77% 50,61% 54,88% 48,55% 56,88% 54,75% 52,49% 59,27% ALTRI 17,69% 12,91% 19,01% 16,16% 18,70% 18,49% 16,65% 19,32% 16,84% 19,54% 16,14% 17,38% 20,42% Prevale, oltre che in generale in Italia, anche in tutte le aree delle dodici agenzie il cinema di produzione statunitense seppure con valori diversi a seconda della zona. Spinta anche da risultati locali molto importanti di alcuni film (in particolare “Una festa esagerata”, “Finalmente sposi” e “Napoli velata” in Campania; “Benedetta follia”, “Come un gatto in tangenziale” e “A casa tutti bene” nel Lazio) la produzione italiana ha ottenuto il 40,02% in Campania, il 36,78% nel Lazio e il 34,62% nell’agenzia della Puglia. Molto forte invece il risultato del cinema statunitense in Veneto (59,27% del totale), Lombardia (57,77%) e Sardegna (56,88%). In Veneto il cinema di “altra nazionalità” (20,42%) supera addirittura la quota di cinema nazionale (20,31%). COPYRIGHT CINETEL - Vietata ogni duplicazione o cessione a terzi anche a titolo gratuito. 2 % GBO PER NAZIONALITA’ E AGENZIA: DIFF. SUL TOTALE ITALIA – 1° SEMESTRE 2018 EMILIA Nazionalità TOT. CAMPANIA ROMAGNA LAZIO LIGURIA LOMBARDIA MARCHE PIEMONTE PUGLIA SARDEGNA SICILIA TOSCANA VENETO ITA+COP 28,91% +11,10 -2,66 +7,87 -1,92 -5,18 +3,83 -3,11 +5,71 -5,32 +0,20 +1,22 -8,61 USA 53,40% -6,32 +1,34 -6,34 +0,91 +4,37 -2,79 +1,48 -4,85 +3,48 +1,35 -0,91 +5,88 ALTRI 17,69% -4,78 +1,32 -1,53 +1,01 +0,80 -1,04 +1,63 -0,85 +1,85 -1,55 -0,31 +2,73 Vedendo più nel dettaglio le quote di zona rispetto a quella nazionale il cinema italiano registra, come di consueto, performance migliori in tutto il centro-sud (ad eccezione della Sardegna; -5,32 punti in percentuali in meno) dove invece il cinema statunitense si attesta su risultati leggermente inferiori. Nell’area dell’agenzia del Lazio la produzione americana ha una quota di 6,34 punti inferiore rispetto a quella nazionale mentre nelle zone delle agenzie della Campania e della Puglia è rispettivamente di 6,32 e 4,85 punti in meno. LE NUOVE USCITE La settimana in corso propone diverse nuove uscite in sala tra la giornata di mercoledì 25 e quella di giovedì 26 luglio. Nel 2017 (27-30/07/17) nessun nuovo titolo esordiva in Top10 per un fine settimana dall’incasso complessivo di 1.8mln di €.
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