Ce n’est pas trop tôt ! Dites donc ! Après quelques vidéos dans des versions américaines, j’ai le plaisir de vous partager ce soir la bande annonce pour Kung Fu Panda 2 vue auparavant mais cette fois-ci en version française bien de chez nous ! Hi hi. Ça dure un peu plus d’une minute, c’est en 16/9ème et c’est le retour du phénomène Panda-normal ! Yeah !
Le film est distribué en France par la Paramount Pictures France.
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2 comments On La bande annonce VF pour « Kung Fu Panda 2 » est enfin là !
j’ai trop hate !!
dommage pour la musique par contre… du vu et revu !
Hello ai vi Rio cet am
Tres tres bien. Scénar super bien rythmé, belle animation avec des belles courses poursuites dans les airs et sur terre. Excellent doublage avec de bons dialogues. C’est aussi un festival de couleurs super éclairées et vus connaissez mes réserves sur ce genre artistique (couleurs fluo et aucune nuance ou dégradés dans les coloris/ on est loin des dégradés rouille de Rango auquel je me suis encore + bidonné je crois en raison d’un humour à double détente en direction des adultes;-) ce qui a
manque ici à Rio !aix bon, ne gageons pas notre plaisir.
Ci jt 1ers commentaires sur le BO du film
« A week ahead of its domestic debut, Rio reinvigorated the foreign box office by opening to $54.9 million from 11,714 screens in 72 countries. The 3D format contributed 71 percent of the box office from 57 percent of the screens.
While Russia was Rio’s biggest territory with $11.3 million, the real story was the movie’s strength throughout Latin America. It grossed a huge $8.4 million in Brazil, which was the top opening ever there for an American movie. It probably goes without saying, but this figure was due in no small part to the movie being set in Rio de Janeiro, the country’s second-largest city. The movie’s Latin flavor also drove a strong debut in Mexico, which was Rio’s third highest-grossing territory with $5.3 million. Rio also had impressive openings in Argentina ($1.5 million), Colombia ($1.4 million) and Chile ($1.4 million).
Rio didn’t fly very high outside of Russia and Latin America. Europe, in particular, greeted the lively birds with only lukewarm figures; Germany led the way with $2.6 million, while the United Kingdom and Spain added $2.5 million and $2.2 million, respectively. The movie earned $3.5 million in China, which was more than twice as much as Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, but was still not spectacular given the size of the market. Rio also tallied $2.4 million in Australia.
Across the top eight markets, Rio opened to a little over half of the most recent Ice Age movie, which was decent considering it’s not an established franchise. It did open at least 25 percent higher than last Spring’s How to Train Your Dragon, though, and Dragon ultimately finished with over $277 million in foreign earnings.
« This is a fantastic start for a new franchise, » wrote Fox International Co-presidents Paul Hanneman and Tomas Jegeus in an e-mail. « With consistently stellar reviews and excellent word-of-mouth around the world—as well as no significant family competition ahead—we are well established to take advantage of the school holidays which begin in the coming weeks. »
Rio expands to 19 more foreign markets, including France, Belgium and Italy, next weekend, and of course also opens in the U.S. and Canada.