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On weekends, 140,290 Norwegians exchanged the heat of summer with the cinema, to bring "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again", which had a premiere on Friday. It shows the figures of Filmweb.
– Now, in the summer, with the summer weather and all that in mind, it's great, says Guttorm Petterson, CEO of Film & Cinema.
Mamma Mia's sequel has achieved the biggest opening weekend in Norwegian cinemas since 2015. Then James Bond: Spectrum sank 178,982 visitors during their first weekend.
Dobling of the Visit
"Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" Continues visits from the original, ten-year-old "Mamma Mia! "
Petterson states that" only "64,426 Norwegians saw the original in its opening ceremony in 2008. In return, the film ended up showing half year to a few cinemas and landed on 1.1 million Norwegian visitors.
The 2008 great success laid a good foundation for a new film trip, says Petterson:
– He suggests that the music and characters built around the first film are resistant.
– And then it seems that people are coming to this movie regardless of criticism, he surely adds to.
Dagbladet takes a turn for "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again", while Aftenposten concluded that "the magic is gone". VG was minced more positive and gave a quote to "nice and sweet cheating and tears."
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Petterson does not deny that "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" can reach more than a million visitors, like the original, but think it's too early to predict it.
– This is related to the competition that comes. Now there is a new movie "Mission: Impossible" at the corner, the same is the Norwegian movie "Skjelvet". But the possibilities are there, there is no doubt, says the director.
– It's a candid, hot film with a lot of good music. This is what it takes to attract the audience.
This is a movie "Harry Potter" which is the largest opening ceremony ever held in Norway. In 2005, more than 200,000 Norwegians saw "Harry Potter and Fire-started" the first weekend at the cinema
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