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Highest Theater Average 31st Weekend at the Domestic Box Office



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This chart contains figures for the highest theater average 31st Weekends at the Domestic Box Office.

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Rank Date Movie Theater
Average		 Theaters Cumulative
Gross
1 May 17, 1996 Across The Sea of Time $61,130 1 $2,805,939
2 May 26, 2000 Galapagos $17,791 10 $3,966,418
3 Oct 2, 1998 Everest $10,775 61 $44,470,600
4 Feb 6, 1998 Thrill Ride: The Science of Fun $9,876 5 $3,337,605
5 May 30, 1997 La Promesse $9,871 3 $130,517
6 Apr 10, 2009 Enlighten Up! $9,413 1 $70,755
7 May 21, 1999 T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous $9,299 28 $13,939,694
8 Nov 17, 1995 Wings of Courage $8,521 6 $4,015,759
9 Jan 13, 2006 The Keeper: The Legend of Omar Khayyam $8,291 1 $215,356
10 Sep 7, 2001 Shackleton's Antarctic Adventure $8,026 10 $3,711,391
11 Oct 12, 2001 The Debut $7,108 9 $899,311
12 Nov 26, 1999 Island of the Sharks $6,674 16 $4,646,381
13 Jul 20, 2007 Mon meilleur ami $6,518 13 $152,858
14 Mar 13, 2009 Fly Me To the Moon $6,509 8 $13,219,226
15 Jan 13, 1995 La Reine Margot $6,501 12 $364,623
16 Apr 28, 2000 Siegfried & Roy: Masters of the Impos… $5,683 5 $2,864,779
17 Feb 8, 1985 The Gods Must Be Crazy $5,548 55 $5,023,200
18 Dec 5, 2003 Les invasions barbares $5,493 10 $271,390
19 Dec 1, 2000 Michael Jordan to the MAX $5,490 15 $13,836,780
20 Sep 3, 2004 What the #$'! Do We Know $5,112 43 $2,825,954
21 Aug 22, 2008 U2 3D $5,049 5 $9,365,105
22 Oct 22, 1999 Extreme $5,038 14 $6,140,113
23 Nov 4, 2005 Wild Safari 3D $5,022 20 $5,727,427
24 Feb 15, 2008 David & Layla $5,007 1 $110,330

The Domestic Market is defined as the North American movie territory (consisting of the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Guam).

This table is updated daily to reflect the latest studio reports.

Note: This chart is not adjusted for inflation.