Alice in Wonderland (2010)

Alice in Wonderland poster
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $334,191,110Details
International Box Office $691,300,000Details
Worldwide Box Office $1,025,491,110
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $85,824,389 Details
Est. Domestic Blu-ray Sales $35,197,424 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $121,021,813
Further financial details...

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$116,101,023 (34.7% of total gross)
Legs:2.88 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:32.6% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$200,000,000 (worldwide box office is 5.1 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,728 opening theaters/3,739 max. theaters, 7.2 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $456,600,774

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office 78 $334,191,110
All Time International Box Office 44 $691,300,000
All Time Worldwide Box Office 47 $1,025,491,110
All Time Domestic Box Office for Walt Disney Movies 33 $334,191,110
All Time International Box Office for Walt Disney Movies 15 $691,300,000
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Walt Disney Movies 23 $1,025,491,110

See the Box Office tab (Domestic) and International tab (International and Worldwide) for more Cumulative Box Office Records.


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 5th, 2010 (Wide) by Walt Disney
March 5th, 2010 (IMAX) by Walt Disney
International Releases: March 4th, 2010 (Wide) (Australia)
March 4th, 2010 (Wide) (New Zealand)
October 12th, 2023 (Limited) (Re-release) (Australia)
Video Release: June 1st, 2010 by Walt Disney Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG for fantasy action/violence involving scary images and situations, and for a smoking caterpillar
(Rating bulletin 2107, 2/10/2010)
Running Time: 108 minutes
Franchise: Alice in Wonderland
Comparisons: Blockbusters, 2010
vs. Alice Through the Looking Glass
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Keywords: 3-D, Arranged Marriage, Talking Animals, Dragon, Animal Lead, Same Actor, Multiple Roles, Non-Chronological, Sibling Rivalry, Twins, Hallucinations, IMAX: DMR, Live Action Cartoon, Motion Capture Performance, 3-D - Post-production Conversion, Family Adventure
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Adventure
Production Method:Animation/Live Action
Creative Type:Fantasy
Production/Financing Companies: Walt Disney Pictures, Roth Films, Zancuk Company
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day) 114 $8,208,060 Apr 2, 2010 31
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 166 $11,755,526 Apr 2, 2010 31
Biggest 5th Friday 98 $3,010,176 Apr 2, 2010 29
Biggest 4th Thursday 52 $2,066,003 Apr 1, 2010 28
Fastest to $300m 59 $301,525,693 Apr 1, 2010 28
Biggest 4th Wednesday 65 $1,908,799 Mar 31, 2010 27
Biggest 4th Tuesday 86 $2,037,237 Mar 30, 2010 26
Biggest 4th Sunday 78 $5,357,234 Mar 28, 2010 24
Biggest Domestic 4th Weekend 83 $17,707,858 Mar 26, 2010 24
Biggest 4th Saturday 81 $7,434,111 Mar 27, 2010 23
Biggest 4th Friday 89 $4,916,513 Mar 26, 2010 22
Biggest 3rd Thursday 96 $2,574,066 Mar 25, 2010 21
Biggest 3rd Sunday 41 $9,928,104 Mar 21, 2010 17
Biggest Domestic 3rd Weekend 43 $34,189,969 Mar 19, 2010 17
Biggest 3rd Saturday 39 $14,446,233 Mar 20, 2010 16
Fastest to $250m 57 $255,505,533 Mar 19, 2010 16
Biggest 3rd Friday 49 $9,815,632 Mar 19, 2010 15
Biggest 2nd Thursday 63 $5,123,133 Mar 18, 2010 14
Biggest 2nd Wednesday 86 $4,716,921 Mar 17, 2010 13
Biggest 2nd Tuesday 78 $6,010,072 Mar 16, 2010 12
Biggest 2nd Monday 93 $6,054,110 Mar 15, 2010 11
Biggest 2nd Sunday 40 $18,535,803 Mar 14, 2010 10
Biggest Domestic 2nd Weekend 33 $62,714,076 Mar 12, 2010 10
Fastest to $150m 73 $209,339,432 Mar 12, 2010 10
Fastest to $200m 66 $209,339,432 Mar 12, 2010 10
Biggest 2nd Saturday 29 $26,896,938 Mar 13, 2010 9
Biggest 2nd Friday 53 $17,281,335 Mar 12, 2010 8
Biggest 1st Sunday 56 $31,086,988 Mar 7, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Sunday 62 $31,086,988 Mar 7, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic March Weekend 6 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Opening Weekend 57 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Adventure Weekend Domestic 17 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Animation/Live Action Weekend Domestic 28 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Weekend Domestic 12 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Fantasy Weekend Domestic 7 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Non-Sequel Weekend 15 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top PG Weekend Domestic 9 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Walt Disney Weekend Domestic 28 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Weekend 59 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Fastest to $100m 59 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top 2010 Theater Average 16 $31,143 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest 1st Saturday 40 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Adventure Day Domestic 38 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Animation/Live Action Day Domestic 63 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Day Domestic 22 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Fantasy Day Domestic 12 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Biggest Domestic Non-Sequel Day 31 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top PG Day Domestic 21 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Walt Disney Day Domestic 63 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Biggest Domestic March Day 11 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Biggest Domestic Saturday 44 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Fastest to $50m 61 $85,014,035 Mar 5, 2010 2
Biggest 1st Friday 65 $40,804,962 Mar 5, 2010 1
Biggest Domestic Friday 66 $40,804,962 Mar 5, 2010 1

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 5, 2010 1 $116,101,023   3,728 $31,143   $116,101,023 1
Mar 12, 2010 1 $62,714,076 -46% 3,728 $16,822   $209,339,432 2
Mar 19, 2010 1 $34,189,969 -45% 3,739 $9,144   $265,433,637 3
Mar 26, 2010 2 $17,707,858 -48% 3,384 $5,233   $293,534,935 4
Apr 2, 2010 5 $8,208,060 -54% 2,980 $2,754   $309,733,753 5
Apr 9, 2010 7 $5,301,730 -35% 2,530 $2,096   $319,009,518 6
Apr 16, 2010 8 $3,656,442 -31% 2,024 $1,807   $324,131,301 7
Apr 23, 2010 10 $2,264,097 -38% 1,385 $1,635   $327,537,023 8
Apr 30, 2010 12 $1,478,225 -35% 1,050 $1,408   $329,686,666 9
May 7, 2010 14 $712,721 -52% 582 $1,225   $330,857,949 10
May 14, 2010 18 $440,202 -38% 403 $1,092   $331,533,915 11
May 21, 2010 15 $484,757 +10% 411 $1,179   $332,194,266 12
May 28, 2010 12 $586,939 +21% 341 $1,721   $333,017,139 13
Jun 4, 2010 18 $300,515 -49% 277 $1,085   $333,627,878 14
Jun 11, 2010 30 $142,144 -53% 223 $637   $333,920,165 15
Jun 18, 2010 40 $83,057 -42% 140 $593   $334,089,394 16
Jun 25, 2010 53 $27,399 -67% 65 $422   $334,162,182 17
Jul 2, 2010 72 $4,684 -83% 23 $204   $334,183,250 18

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 5, 2010 1 $40,804,962     3,728 $10,946   $40,804,962 1
Mar 6, 2010 1 $44,209,073 +8%   3,728 $11,859   $85,014,035 2
Mar 7, 2010 1 $31,086,988 -30%   3,728 $8,339   $116,101,023 3
Mar 8, 2010 1 $9,008,430 -71%   3,728 $2,416   $125,109,453 4
Mar 9, 2010 1 $7,976,108 -11%   3,728 $2,140   $133,085,561 5
Mar 10, 2010 1 $6,772,798 -15%   3,728 $1,817   $139,858,359 6
Mar 11, 2010 1 $6,766,997 n/c   3,728 $1,815   $146,625,356 7
Mar 12, 2010 1 $17,281,335 +155% -58% 3,728 $4,636   $163,906,691 8
Mar 13, 2010 1 $26,896,938 +56% -39% 3,728 $7,215   $190,803,629 9
Mar 14, 2010 1 $18,535,803 -31% -40% 3,728 $4,972   $209,339,432 10
Mar 15, 2010 1 $6,054,110 -67% -33% 3,728 $1,624   $215,393,542 11
Mar 16, 2010 1 $6,010,072 -1% -25% 3,728 $1,612   $221,403,614 12
Mar 17, 2010 1 $4,716,921 -22% -30% 3,728 $1,265   $226,120,535 13
Mar 18, 2010 1 $5,123,133 +9% -24% 3,728 $1,374   $231,243,668 14
Mar 19, 2010 1 $9,815,632 +92% -43% 3,739 $2,625   $241,059,300 15
Mar 20, 2010 1 $14,446,233 +47% -46% 3,739 $3,864   $255,505,533 16
Mar 21, 2010 1 $9,928,104 -31% -46% 3,739 $2,655   $265,433,637 17
Mar 22, 2010 1 $2,760,338 -72% -54% 3,739 $738   $268,193,975 18
Mar 23, 2010 1 $2,682,915 -3% -55% 3,739 $718   $270,876,890 19
Mar 24, 2010 1 $2,376,121 -11% -50% 3,739 $635   $273,253,011 20
Mar 25, 2010 1 $2,574,066 +8% -50% 3,739 $688   $275,827,077 21
Mar 26, 2010 2 $4,916,513 +91% -50% 3,384 $1,453   $280,743,590 22
Mar 27, 2010 2 $7,434,111 +51% -49% 3,384 $2,197   $288,177,701 23
Mar 28, 2010 2 $5,357,234 -28% -46% 3,384 $1,583   $293,534,935 24
Mar 29, 2010 2 $1,987,722 -63% -28% 3,384 $587   $295,522,657 25
Mar 30, 2010 2 $2,037,237 +2% -24% 3,384 $602   $297,559,894 26
Mar 31, 2010 3 $1,908,799 -6% -20% 3,243 $589   $299,459,690 27
Apr 1, 2010 4 $2,066,003 +8% -20% 3,243 $637   $301,525,693 28
Apr 2, 2010 5 $3,010,176 +46% -39% 2,980 $1,010   $304,535,869 29
Apr 3, 2010 5 $3,142,770 +4% -58% 2,980 $1,055   $307,678,639 30
Apr 4, 2010 6 $2,055,114 -35% -62% 2,980 $690   $309,733,753 31
Apr 5, 2010 5 $1,231,848 -40% -38% 2,980 $413   $310,965,601 32
Apr 6, 2010 5 $957,200 -22% -53% 2,980 $321   $311,922,801 33
Apr 7, 2010 5 $873,985 -9% -54% 2,980 $293   $312,796,786 34
Apr 8, 2010 5 $911,002 +4% -56% 2,980 $306   $313,707,788 35
Apr 9, 2010 7 $1,631,023 +79% -46% 2,530 $645   $315,338,811 36
Apr 10, 2010 6 $2,262,378 +39% -28% 2,530 $894   $317,601,189 37
Apr 11, 2010 7 $1,408,329 -38% -31% 2,530 $557   $319,009,518 38
Apr 12, 2010 7 $371,236 -74% -70% 2,530 $147   $319,380,754 39
Apr 13, 2010 7 $393,699 +6% -59% 2,530 $156   $319,774,453 40
Apr 14, 2010 7 $345,916 -12% -60% 2,530 $137   $320,120,369 41
Apr 15, 2010 7 $354,490 +2% -61% 2,530 $140   $320,474,859 42
Apr 16, 2010 10 $926,109 +161% -43% 2,024 $458   $321,400,968 43
Apr 17, 2010 8 $1,692,578 +83% -25% 2,024 $836   $323,093,546 44
Apr 18, 2010 7 $1,037,755 -39% -26% 2,024 $513   $324,131,301 45
Apr 19, 2010 8 $281,373 -73% -24% 2,024 $139   $324,412,674 46
Apr 20, 2010 8 $308,938 +10% -22% 2,024 $153   $324,721,612 47
Apr 21, 2010 8 $268,098 -13% -22% 2,024 $132   $324,989,710 48
Apr 22, 2010 9 $283,216 +6% -20% 2,024 $140   $325,272,926 49
Apr 23, 2010 11 $587,723 +108% -37% 1,385 $424   $325,860,649 50
Apr 24, 2010 10 $1,006,102 +71% -41% 1,385 $726   $326,866,751 51
Apr 25, 2010 10 $670,272 -33% -35% 1,385 $484   $327,537,023 52
Apr 26, 2010 11 $174,432 -74% -38% 1,385 $126   $327,711,455 53
Apr 27, 2010 11 $187,772 +8% -39% 1,385 $136   $327,899,227 54
Apr 28, 2010 11 $153,149 -18% -43% 1,385 $111   $328,052,376 55
Apr 29, 2010 11 $156,065 +2% -45% 1,385 $113   $328,208,441 56
Apr 30, 2010 12 $394,721 +153% -33% 1,050 $376   $328,603,162 57
May 1, 2010 12 $673,045 +71% -33% 1,050 $641   $329,276,207 58
May 2, 2010 12 $410,459 -39% -39% 1,050 $391   $329,686,666 59
May 3, 2010 12 $118,286 -71% -32% 1,050 $113   $329,804,952 60
May 4, 2010 12 $121,044 +2% -36% 1,050 $115   $329,925,996 61
May 5, 2010 12 $109,362 -10% -29% 1,050 $104   $330,035,358 62
May 6, 2010 13 $109,870 n/c -30% 1,050 $105   $330,145,228 63
May 7, 2010 - $160,781 +46% -59% 582 $276   $330,306,009 64
May 8, 2010 - $282,427 +76% -58% 582 $485   $330,588,436 65
May 9, 2010 - $269,513 -5% -34% 582 $463   $330,857,949 66
May 10, 2010 - $57,658 -79% -51% 582 $99   $330,915,607 67
May 11, 2010 - $61,244 +6% -49% 582 $105   $330,976,851 68
May 12, 2010 - $58,095 -5% -47% 582 $100   $331,034,946 69
May 13, 2010 - $58,767 +1% -47% 582 $101   $331,093,713 70
May 14, 2010 - $113,215 +93% -30% 403 $281   $331,206,928 71
May 15, 2010 - $204,299 +80% -28% 403 $507   $331,411,227 72
May 16, 2010 - $122,688 -40% -54% 403 $304   $331,533,915 73
May 17, 2010 - $39,557 -68% -31% 403 $98   $331,573,472 74
May 18, 2010 - $48,676 +23% -21% 403 $121   $331,622,148 75
May 19, 2010 - $43,917 -10% -24% 403 $109   $331,666,065 76
May 20, 2010 - $43,444 -1% -26% 403 $108   $331,709,509 77
May 21, 2010 - $127,345 +193% +12% 411 $310   $331,836,854 78
May 22, 2010 - $209,977 +65% +3% 411 $511   $332,046,831 79
May 23, 2010 - $147,435 -30% +20% 411 $359   $332,194,266 80
May 24, 2010 - $59,816 -59% +51% 411 $146   $332,254,082 81
May 25, 2010 - $62,440 +4% +28% 411 $152   $332,316,522 82
May 26, 2010 - $54,057 -13% +23% 411 $132   $332,370,579 83
May 27, 2010 - $59,621 +10% +37% 411 $145   $332,430,200 84
May 31, 2010 13 $143,206   +139% 341 $420   $333,160,345 88
Jul 5, 2010 67 $1,956     23 $85   $334,185,206 123

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 5, 2010 1 $146,625,356   3,728 $39,331   $146,625,356 1
Mar 12, 2010 1 $84,618,312 -42% 3,728 $22,698   $231,243,668 2
Mar 19, 2010 1 $44,583,409 -47% 3,739 $11,924   $275,827,077 3
Mar 26, 2010 2 $25,698,616 -42% 3,384 $7,594   $301,525,693 4
Apr 2, 2010 5 $12,182,095 -53% 2,980 $4,088   $313,707,788 5
Apr 9, 2010 7 $6,767,071 -44% 2,530 $2,675   $320,474,859 6
Apr 16, 2010 8 $4,798,067 -29% 2,024 $2,371   $325,272,926 7
Apr 23, 2010 10 $2,935,515 -39% 1,385 $2,120   $328,208,441 8
Apr 30, 2010 12 $1,936,787 -34% 1,050 $1,845   $330,145,228 9
May 7, 2010 15 $948,485 -51% 582 $1,630   $331,093,713 10
May 14, 2010 19 $615,796 -35% 403 $1,528   $331,709,509 11
May 21, 2010 16 $720,691 +17% 411 $1,754   $332,430,200 12
May 28, 2010 12 $897,163 +24% 341 $2,631   $333,327,363 13
Jun 4, 2010 18 $450,658 -50% 277 $1,627   $333,778,021 14
Jun 11, 2010 30 $228,316 -49% 223 $1,024   $334,006,337 15
Jun 18, 2010 42 $128,446 -44% 140 $917   $334,134,783 16
Jun 25, 2010 56 $43,783 -66% 65 $674   $334,178,566 17
Jul 2, 2010 66 $12,544 -71% 23 $545   $334,191,110 18

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Australia 3/4/2010 $0 0 3 3 $24,017,954 10/16/2023
New Zealand 3/4/2010 $0 0 5 21 $689 9/5/2023
 
Rest of World $667,281,357
 
International Total$691,300,000 10/16/2023

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jun 6, 201012,095,878 2,095,878$35,441,297$35,441,2971
Jun 13, 20101657,124-69% 2,753,002$12,336,386$47,777,6832
Jun 20, 20102297,283-55% 3,050,285$5,636,307$53,413,9903
Jun 27, 20104168,239-43% 3,218,524$3,685,343$57,099,3334
Jul 4, 20104222,411+32% 3,440,935$3,610,376$60,709,7095
Jul 11, 20105105,351-53% 3,546,286$1,705,074$62,414,7836
Jul 18, 2010779,520-25% 3,625,806$1,659,980$64,074,7637
Jul 25, 2010973,179-8% 3,698,985$1,507,670$65,582,4338
Aug 1, 20101245,887-37% 3,744,872$916,574$66,499,0079
Aug 8, 20101842,764-7% 3,787,636$854,549$67,353,55610
Aug 15, 2010757,087+33% 3,844,723$1,199,780$68,553,33611
Aug 22, 20101343,370-24% 3,888,093$810,898$69,364,23412
Aug 29, 20101839,690-8% 3,927,783$835,129$70,199,36313
Sep 5, 20101636,854-7% 3,964,637$760,630$70,959,99314
May 29, 20162011,304 4,929,838$94,501$82,933,417313
Jun 5, 20162016,880+49% 4,946,718$168,631$83,102,048314
Jun 12, 2016308,816-48% 4,955,534$87,455$83,189,503315

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jun 6, 20101475,883 475,883$12,011,287$12,011,2871
Jun 13, 20101163,724-66% 639,607$4,795,033$16,806,3202
Jun 20, 20102103,333-37% 742,940$3,089,025$19,895,3453
Jun 27, 2010642,403-59% 785,343$1,304,066$21,199,4114
Jul 4, 2010730,192-29% 815,535$968,318$22,167,7295
Jul 11, 2010721,246-30% 836,781$702,139$22,869,8686
Jul 18, 2010816,327-23% 853,108$540,106$23,409,9747
Jul 25, 2010913,657-16% 866,765$451,376$23,861,3508
Aug 1, 20101011,000-19% 877,765$363,201$24,224,5519
Aug 8, 20102010,912-1% 888,677$356,591$24,581,14210
Aug 15, 201087,822-28% 896,499$256,271$24,837,41311
Aug 22, 2010911,015+41% 907,514$355,868$25,193,28112
Aug 29, 2010176,514-41% 914,028$213,410$25,406,69113
Oct 3, 2010815,464 986,076$469,743$27,478,86018

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Leading Cast

Johnny Depp    Mad Hatter
Alan Rickman    Blue Caterpillar

Supporting Cast

Mia Wasikowska    Alice
Helena Bonham Carter    Red Queen
Anne Hathaway    White Queen
Crispin Glover    Stayne - Knave of Hearts
Matt Lucas    Tweedledee/Tweedledum
Lindsay Duncan    Helen Kingsleigh
Geraldine James    Lady Ascot
Tim Pigott-Smith    Lord Ascot
Marton Csokas    Charles Kingsleigh
Leo Bill    Hamish
Frances de la Tour    Aunt Imogene
Jemma Powell    Margaret Kingsleigh
John Hopkins    Lowell
Stephen Fry    Cheshire Cat
Michael Sheen    White Rabbit
Timothy Spall    Bayard
Barbara Windson*    Dormouse
Chistopher Lee*    Jabberwocky
Michael Gough    Dodo Bird
Jim Carter    Executioner
Imelda Staunton    Tall Flower Faces
Paul Whitehouse    March Hare
Frank Welker    Additional Vocal Effects
Harry Taylor    Ship Captain
Richard Alonzo    Red Queen Court: Man with Big Forehead
Jessica Oyelowo    Red Queen Court: Woman with Large Poitrine
Joel Swetow    Red Queen Court: Man with Large Belly
Lucy Davenport    Red Queen Court: Woman with Big Ears
Holly Hawkins    Red Queen Court: Woman with Large Nose
Mairi Ella Challen    6-Year-Old Alice
Rebecca Crookshank    Strange Woman Kisser
Eleanor Tomlinson    Fiona Chattaway
Eleanor Gecks    Faith Chattaway
Peter Mattinson    Colleague #2
John Surman    Colleague #1
David "Elsewhere" Bernal    Hatter Futterwacken Dance Double
Chris Grabher    Hightopp Hat Juggler
Bonnie Parker    Party Dancer

Cameos

Ethan Cohn    Red Queen Court: Man with Large Chin

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Tim Burton    Director
Linda Woolverton    Screenwriter
Richard D. Zanuck    Producer
Suzanne Todd    Producer
Jennifer Todd    Producer
Joe Roth    Producer
Peter Tobyansen    Executive Producer
Chris Lebenzon    Executive Producer
Katterli Frauenfelder    Co-Producer
Tom Peitzman    Co-Producer
Dariusz Wolski    Cinematographer
Chris Lebenzon    Editor
Danny Elfman    Composer
Robert Stromberg    Production Designer
Stefan Dechant    Supervising Art Director
Andrew Nicholson    Supervising Art Director
Todd Cherniawsky    Art Director
Andrew L. Jones    Art Director
Mike Stassi    Art Director
Christina Wilson    Art Director
Timothy Browning    Art Director
C. Scott Baker    Set Designer
Jackson Bishop    Set Decorator
Jackson Bishop    Set Designer
Tammy Lee    Set Decorator
Tammy Lee    Set Designer
Jeff Markwith    Set Decorator
Jeff Markwith    Set Designer
Richard Mays    Set Decorator
Richard Mays    Set Designer
David Moreau    Set Decorator
David Moreau    Set Designer
Annie Porter    Set Decorator
Annie Porter    Set Designer
Karen O'Hara    Set Decorator
Peter Young    Set Decorator
Colleen Atwood    Costume Designer
William B. Kaplan    Sound Mixer
Steve Boeddeker    Sound Designer
Steve Boeddeker    Supervising Sound Editor
David Evans    Supervising Sound Editor
Michael Semanick    Re-recording Mixer
Tom Johnson    Re-recording Mixer
Ken Ralston    Visual Effects Supervisor
Sean Phillips    Visual Effects Supervisor
Carey Villegas    Visual Effects Supervisor
David Schaub    Animation Supervisor
Valli O'Reilly    Make-up and Hair Designer
Mary Richards    Line Producer
Derek Frey    Associate Producer

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

Awards Season: And the Oscars go to... The King's Speech for Best Picture

February 27th, 2011

The Oscar are being handed out tonight and we will be going over the winners as they are announced and giving a few reactions, perhaps there will be a few surprises along the way. This story will be updated as the winners are announced, so check back throughout the evening to see if The King's Speech will be this year's winner, or if The Social Network will manage the upset. Plus there are many other potentially interesting results ahead. More...

Awards Season: Oscars Offer a Truly Regal Performance

January 25th, 2011

The Oscar nominations were announced this morning, thus ending months of speculation. Along with a (very) few surprises, the list of nominees is mostly a case of Deja Vu. Leading the way, as it has so often this year, was The King's Speech, with 12 nominations, including six in seven of the most prestigious categories (Best Picture, Director, Screenplay, and the four acting categories). But it was far from the only multi-nominated film on the list. More...

Awards Season - King of the Globes, or at Least the Nominations

December 14th, 2010

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced their nominations early this morning, and there are some interesting surprises included in the mix. Leading the way was The King's Speech, which has long been seen as one of the major players this Awards Season. Meanwhile, The Fighter and The Social Network were right behind with six each. There were many, many other films nomination, including more than a few shocks. ... Mostly in one category. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for December 7th, 2010

December 6th, 2010

It's the first Tuesday of December, and the last real week with multiple major releases. After this, the next few weeks are rather shallow in terms of first run releases. This week there are a number of titles that are worth adding to you collection, including the Pick of the Week, Inception on Blu-ray / DVD Combo Pack. Restrepo is also worthy of consideration for that honor, as was either of the Criterion Collection releases, Cronos and Videodrome. More...

DVD Sales: Not the Finest Week on the Home Market

July 20th, 2010

It has been a full month since we had any real activity on the sales chart, and this is starting to take its toll on the overall numbers. New releases were almost nonexistent at the box office, but one of them, Brooklyn's Finest, still managed to top the sales chart this week, albeit with just 297,000 units sold and $4.63 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: New Releases Light Up the Sales Chart

July 13th, 2010

A trio of new releases led the way on the sales chart this week with Percy & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief topping the chart. It sold 823,000 units over its opening week for consumer spending at retail of $13.99 million. More...

DVD Sales: New Releases Fail to Pull in the Green

July 7th, 2010

Only a handful of new releases reached the top 30 on the sales chart this week, and none of them were able to dethrown The Book of Eli. The DVD sold an additional 291,000 units for the week to lift its total to 1.08 million units and $24.04 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: Booking Top Spot on the Chart

June 29th, 2010

Few new releases reached the top 30 on the sales chart this week, but one of them, The Book of Eli, led the way with 789,000 units / $17.62 million in opening week consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: Alice Shuts Out New Releases

June 22nd, 2010

No new release was able to take top spot on this week's sales chart leaving Alice in Wonderland as the repeat champion. It added $12.34 million from 657,000 units sold to take its two-week totals to 2.75 million units and $52.47 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: "Wonder" Lands on Top

June 14th, 2010

There was a quartet of new releases that reached the top 30 on this week's sales chart, starting with the new number one film, Alice in Wonderland. The $1 billion hit sold 2.10 million units during its first week of release, generating sales of $40.13 million. It just missed the top ten for 2010 (one of the films ahead of it was actually released in 2009). More...

International Details: Box Office as a Strong Indian Flavor

June 13th, 2010

Rajneeti was the second Indian film within a few weeks to open strong on the global scene. Internationally, it earned third place with $11.01 million on 925 screens in 16 markets, which is an excellent start for this type of film. After Kites opened respectively well, it quickly collapsed. Thanks to a higher than average production budget, it will end up costing the studio money. However, this film is already well on its way to profitability and hopefully it will show much better legs. More...

International Details: Sex Debuts in Second

June 6th, 2010

Sex and the City 2 started its international run in second place with $23.98 million on 2739 screens in 18 markets for a total opening of $27.11 million. The film's biggest opening came in the U.K., where it made $8.93 million on 530 screens, 24% more than the original's opening. It had the biggest opening of the year in Germany with $5.90 million on 736 screens over the weekend for a total of $7.72 million. This was 23% higher than the original managed. On the other hand, it only saw 4% growth in Italy, with $2.4 million on 499 screens. This is not enough to keep pace with inflation. However, it is still better than it managed here. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for June 1st, 2010

June 2nd, 2010

This should be a strong week for DVD sales, as Alice in Wonderland hits the home market. While the $1 billion blockbuster is leading the way in terms of sales, it isn't the best release on this week's list. That would be Life (the version narrated by David Attenborough) on DVD or Blu-ray. Both formats of the show are excellent value, but the high definition is worth paying extra for and is our Pick of the Week. On a side note, there are two other releases that could vie for Pick of the Week, The Man with No Name Trilogy on Blu-ray and Burn Notice: Season Three. We'll have more on those when the screeners arrive. More...

International Details: Iron Shines Brighter than Predecessor

May 30th, 2010

Iron Man 2 is starting to see sharp declines in its theater count, but it still hit a major milestone during the past weekend. It added $13.90 million on 8739 screens in 55 markets for a total of $269.30 million internationally, which is just ahead of the total earned by Iron Man. Additionally, the film reached the half billion dollar mark with total ticket sales of $520.32 million worldwide. By the time it opened in Japan on the 11th, it will have surpassed its predecessor on the worldwide stage, while it has likely already broken even at this point. More...

Featured Blu-ray / DVD Review: Alice in Wonderland

May 27th, 2010

It appears that this weekend Alice in Wonderland will cross the $1 billion milestone at the worldwide box office making it just the sixth film to do so. It set a number of box office records during its run, including biggest weekend in March, biggest single day in March, etc. Granted, a lot of this was earned on 3D screens with all of the extra money that brings in, but this is still a huge amount of money. That said, not every movie that makes a bundle at the box office is worthy of its success, so how well can Alice in Wonderland fare in this regard? More...

International Details: Iron No Longer Golden, But Still Rich

May 23rd, 2010

Iron Man 2 slipped to second place with $30.47 million on 10,223 screens in 57 markets for a total of $245.75 million internationally and $456.95 million worldwide. While this is impressive, its per theater average has become very weak and the competition is heating up. Look for sharp declines in the film's screen count over the next few weeks. That said, the original Iron Man earned a total of $264 million internationally and it is likely that the sequel has already topped that figure. It has also likely topped $500 million worldwide, while $600 million globally is a safe bet, so there's no reason for the studio to worry about shedding screens at this point. The film's biggest individual market so far is still the U.K. where it has made $25.80 million, including $2.30 million on 491 screens this past weekend. South Korea is right behind with $2.11 million on 600 screens over the weekend and $25.27 million after two. More...

International Details: Another Milestone for Alice

May 16th, 2010

For the fourth weekend in a row, Alice in Wonderland remained in second place, this time adding $13.28 million on 3843 screens in 54 markets for a total of $630.30 million internationally and $961.15 million worldwide. Since last week it has crossed the $600 million milestone on the international scene, making it just the 13th film to do so. It is now the seventh highest grossing film of all time. The film's per screen average has declined enough that it will likely shed screens and markets rather quickly. That said, if the worst thing you can say about a movie's box office run is, "It might not make it to $1 billion!" then the film is a massive success. More...

International Details: Wonderful Milestone for Alice

May 9th, 2010

With Iron Man 2 debuting over the past weekend, Alice in Wonderland had one last gasp before the onslaught of summer blockbusters. It remained in second place with $23.54 million on 4263 screens in 54 markets over the weekend for a total of $592.23 million after two months of release. Worldwide, the film now has $921.92 million, which means that over the weekend it became just the 14th film to cross the $900 million milestone. It has already overtaken Shrek 2 for 13th place. By now, it is likely already in the top ten all-time and has a nominal shot at $1 billion worldwide. More...

Weekend Estimates: Iron Man 2 Leads Off Summer with Fifth Best Opening

May 9th, 2010

A prime launch date, inflated ticket prices, and the unbeatable formula of a superhero sequel combined to give Iron Man 2 a massive opening weekend, according to Paramount's estimate, released on Sunday. Their projected $133.6 million would make the movie the fifth-biggest opener of all time, and cements Iron Man's place among the industry's mega-franchises, alongside Batman, Spider-Man, Pirates of the Caribbean, Twilight and Harry Potter. More...

IMAX: Iron Golden during International Debut

May 6th, 2010

Iron Man 2 started its international run a week ahead of its domestic run and among its many impressive results was a record-breaking debut on IMAX. During its opening weekend, it pulled in $2.25 million on IMAX 48 screens, which was a record for a live action film, topping the $2.1 million earned by Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. More...

International Top Five: Clash Cracks Another Milestone

April 28th, 2010

Clash of the Titans remained in first place with $34.12 million on 9703 screens in 63 markets for a total of $244.18 million internationally and $389.74 million worldwide. Since last week, the film crossed $200 million internationally. It will cross $400 million worldwide before the weekend. It opened in Japan over the weekend, earning fourth place with $3.01 million on 479 screens, including previews, while it debuted in first place in the United Arab Emirates with $1.1 million on 54 screens. Meanwhile, it added $3.67 million on 992 screens in Mexico for a total of $13.69 million after two weeks of release, which is more than How To Train Your Dragon has earned there in a month... and Mexico tends to reward family films. At this point, $300 million internationally is practically guaranteed, while it might reach $500 million worldwide, if Iron Man 2 doesn't steal away too many screens. More...

International Top Five: Titans Titanic but Alice is Wonderful

April 21st, 2010

Clash of the Titans tread water, down just 2% to $52.67 million on 10,165 screens in 55 markets for a total of $191.64 million internationally and $324.24 million worldwide. The film had a surprisingly strong start in Mexico, earning $7.18 million on 980 screens, which is close to the amount Alice in Wonderland opened with last month. It also placed first in Italy with $4.26 million on 533 screens. With an opening in Japan this weekend and Brazil next month (as well as some smaller markets), hitting $300 million internationally shouldn't be an issue. It could reach $500 million worldwide. More...

International Top Five: Titan Towers Above Competition

April 14th, 2010

Clash of the Titans nearly doubled its reach over the weekend as it remained in top spot with $53.87 million on 6629 screens in 32 markets for a still early total of $120.95 million internationally and $231.18 million worldwide. The film opened in first place in Russia with $11.82 million on 920 screens. That's a lot given the size of the market, but Russia has a history of rewarding fantasy films. In France it also opened in first place, earning $6.41 million on 576 screens, while in Germany it showed similar strength with $5.93 million on 628 screens. As far as holdovers were concerned, it remained in first place in South Korea with $4.11 million on 642 screens over the weekend for a total of $14.17 million after two. It also remained on top in the U.K. with $3.77 million on 468 screens over the weekend for a total of $19.56 million after two. More...

International Top Five: Clash Heard Around the World

April 7th, 2010

Clash of the Titans started its international run in first place with $41.14 million on 3458 screens in 17 markets over the weekend for a total opening of $45.96 million. This includes first place openings in a number of major markets, led by the U.K. where it opened with $8.68 million on 446 screens. In Australia, the film debuted with $5.90 million on 351 screens. In Spain it managed $5.52 million on 544 screens over the weekend and $8.53 million, including midweek numbers. More...

Clash Sets Titanic Easter Record

April 6th, 2010

Easter weekend resulted in records being broken as Clash of the Titans became the biggest Easter opener of all time. The strength of that film and others in the top five helped the box office pull in $177 million overall. That's 38% more than last weekend and 14% more than the same weekend last year. 2010 has now pulled in $2.83 billion, a 10% advantage when compared to 2009's pace. Double-digit growth is amazing and if it can keep this pace up, we could be in for an amazing ride this summer. More...

Titans Set to Tower Above the Rest

April 1st, 2010

It's the start of a new month and many are predicting that we will get off to a record start. The big release of the week is Clash of the Titans and its only competition is Fast & Furious, which opened with nearly $71 million this time last year. Will this movie be able to meet or exceed that figure? We shall soon find out. More...

International Top Five: Dragon Soars, But Alice Still Wonderful

March 31st, 2010

A couple of major market debuts helped Alice in Wonderland keep its hold on first place, with $50.63 million on 8369 screens in 51 markets for a total of $367.77 million internationally and $661.30 million worldwide. In France it debuted in first place with $11.67 million on 735 screens, while it opened with $5.1 million on 450 screens in China. The film added $3.74 million on 510 screens in the U.K. for a total of $52.18 million, which is the film's best single foreign market. By this time next week it should have crossed the $400 million mark internationally and $700 million worldwide. $800 million is practically a lock at this point. Depending on how well it does in Spain, Japan, and Brazil, it could finish with more than $900 million. It has done particularly well in Mexico, with a running tally of $22.56 million. This bodes well for its chances in Spain and Brazil. However, it hasn't managed the same success in South Korea, with $16.95 million. This could be an omen for its run in Japan. More...

Dragon Tops Mixed Box Office

March 30th, 2010

How to Train Your Dragon became the third 3D film to top the box office this year, but its opening didn't match my lofty expectations. Additionally, the rest of the box office wasn't able to compensate and that left the overall box office a little on the soft side. On a positive note, it did rise 1.7% from last weekend to $129 million. On the negative side, that represents a 12% decline from the same weekend last year, ending 2010's winning streak at four weeks. Year-to-date, 2010 has pulled in $2.59 billion at the box office. This figure is still 8.9% higher than the same point last year, which is fantastic. More...

Weekend Estimates: Dragon Tops Alice, But Doesn't Set Box Office on Fire

March 28th, 2010

As expected, How to Train Your Dragon comfortably won the weekend at the box office, but its early performance can be best described as solid rather than spectacular. With $43.3 million over the weekend, according to Paramount's Sunday estimate, it was easily able to beat Alice in Wonderland ($17.3 million, per Disney), but falls some way behind the opening of Monsters vs. Aliens, which debuted this weekend last year. Given Dragon's better reviews, it should have better legs than Monsters vs. Aliens, but it has a lot of work to do if it's going to earn much more than $100 million. More...

Does Dragon Know How to Win at the Box Office?

March 25th, 2010

After three weeks on top, there's really no doubt that Alice in Wonderland will surrender its crown to How to Train Your Dragon this weekend. The real question is whether or not the newcomer can earn more than Monsters vs. Aliens did last year. More...

International Top Five: Alice is Just a Little Shy

March 24th, 2010

Alice in Wonderland remained in first place for the third weekend in a row, adding $47.50 million on 6,827 screens in 49 markets for a total of $299.78 million internationally. I guarantee it reached $300 million internationally early on Monday. In fact, weekend estimates had it topping $300 million on Sunday, before the revised final numbers were released. The film again had no major market openings this weekend, but it remains a powerhouse in many countries. This includes the U.K., where it pulled in $7.26 million on 525 screens over the weekend for a total of $45.65 million after just three weeks of release. The film now has made $565.22 million worldwide after just three weeks of release. With openings in France, Spain, Japan, and Brazil ahead of it, it is on track for $750 million. More...

Alice Completes (Mad) Hat-Trick

March 22nd, 2010

For the third weekend in a row, Alice in Wonderland topped the chart at the box office. The number one new release was also bigger than expected. However, the rest of the chart failed to live up to expectations, which led to a total weekend of $126 million, a nearly 14% drop-off from the previous weekend. That said, this was a 20% increase from the same weekend last year, which is obviously a much more important number. Year-to-date, 2010 has pulled in $2.42 billion, 9.0% higher than the same pace last year. It's still way too early to crack open the champagne, but this is a great start. More...

Weekend Estimates: Alice Makes it Three in a Row

March 21st, 2010

Alice in Wonderland is enjoying a third straight win on the box office charts this weekend, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. With another $34.5 million or so in the bank, Alice will have rung up over $265 million by the end of the day. After Avatar's domination at the beginning of the year, 2010 is really shaping up to be the year of 3D movies. More...

Alice has a Bounty on New Releases

March 18th, 2010

After Alice in Wonderland held on better than expected last weekend, almost all analysts think it will repeat on top again this weekend. The three new releases should at least come close to matching last year's new releases, and with Alice leading the way, it should be another strong week on a year-to-year basis. More...

International Top Five: Alice Replicates Incredible Holds Worldwide

March 17th, 2010

Despite no major market openings this past weekend, Alice in Wonderland slipped just 15% during its second weekend of release as it easily topped the international charts yet again. Over the past weekend it managed $80.59 million on 7065 screens in 45 markets for a total of $225.05 million internationally and $434.39 million worldwide. It did open in first place in Belgium, with $1.44 million on 112 screens over the weekend and $1.65 million in total. Its biggest market of the weekend was the U.K. where it added $11.07 million on 533 screens over the weekend for a total of $34.29 million after two. In Germany, the film actually grew a tiny bit to $7.15 million on 555 screens over the weekend for a total of $16.53 million. In South Korea it was down just 2% to $4.57 million on 444 screens, giving the film $11.28 million in total. With debuts in France, Spain, Japan, and Brazil over the next month and a half, the film will have no trouble adding to its totals. It could more than double its current worldwide box office. More...

Alice Overtakes Kells on the Per Theater Chart

March 16th, 2010

Just like last week, there were only two films to top $10,000 on the per theater chart. In fact, these were the same two films that managed the same feat last week. However, they finished in the opposite order with Alice in Wonderland taking the top spot with an average of $16,822 per theater while The Secret of Kells earned $12,537 in one theater. More...

Audiences Stay Mad over Alice

March 16th, 2010

The box office results were mostly fantastic over the weekend, thanks almost entirely to one film, Alice in Wonderland. The movie was able to hold on better than almost everyone predicted, but the rest of the new releases failed to connect. This resulted in a 26% drop from last weekend, as the overall market pulled in $147 million. However, this was 45% higher than the same weekend last year. Meanwhile, year-to-date 2010 has now pulled in $2.24 billion, which is nearly 9.0% higher than last year's pace. More...

Weekend Estimates: Alice Leads Way for Second Weekend

March 14th, 2010

Alice in Wonderland comfortably held top spot at the box office this weekend, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. In these days of 60% drops for big releases, its decline of 47% can be considered a victory for Disney and earned it an impressive $62 million in its second outing. Its total cume to date passed $200 million, and the movie is already Tim Burton's second-highest grossing movie after 1989's Batman. More...

Alice is out of New Releases' League

March 11th, 2010

There are three or four new wide releases coming out this week (depending on your definition of wide) but it appears that none of them have a real shot at taking top spot away from Alice in Wonderland. This is true despite the overwhelming majority of analysts who are predicting that the film will suffer at least a 55% drop-off this weekend. Fortunately for the box office as a whole, this should still be more than enough to keep pace with last year, even if none of the new releases match the best of last year's crop. More...

International Top Five: Alice is a Worldwide Wonderland

March 10th, 2010

As it did domestically, Alice in Wonderland opened in first place internationally with $95.27 million on 6389 screens in 41 markets over the weekend for a total opening of $100.52 million. This is a little lower that its domestic debut, but it has yet to open in about a third of the international markets, so if it can open with similar strength in those place, the film should have about a 60 / 40 international/ domestic split. This means that even if the film has poor legs, it should have no trouble topping $500 million globally. The film's biggest single market was the U.K., where it opened in first place with $16.04 million on 533 screens for a per screen average of just over $30,000. It was surprisingly strong in Italy, where it made $11.15 million on 668 screens over the weekend for a total of $14.37 million. It nearly cracked $10 million in its opening in Australia, pulling in $9.46 million on 48 screens. Other major markets include Mexico ($7.92 million on 780 screens), Germany ($7.12 million on 452), South Korea ($4.69 million on 440), and Russia ($4.11 million on 868). More...

Alice Tops Avatar on IMAX

March 9th, 2010

This weekend, Alice in Wonderland destroyed expectations and along the way broke records. This extended to its IMAX run, as it pulled in $12.1 million on 188 domestic IMAX screens. This represents more than 10% of its total box office from just 2.5% of its total screens, giving it a per screen average of $64,362. Even with the higher ticket prices for IMAX, this is still impressive. Additionally, the film made $3.1 million on 53 screens internationally, while it is scheduled to expand by 29 more screens over the coming weeks. I don't think this film will have the same legs as Avatar, but it could top The Polar Express's current total of $71 million worldwide, climbing into second place for a DMR film. More...

Kells Success is no Secret

March 9th, 2010

There were only two films to top $10,000 on the per theater chart, but they both did amazingly well. The Secret of Kells led the way with $39,826 in one theater, including a sellout of all seven shows on Saturday. Second place went to the overall number one film, Alice in Wonderland, which earned an average of $31,143. More...

Alice Shatters Records, Turns 2010 Around

March 8th, 2010

Wow. There's no other word to describe it. Alice in Wonderland's record-breaking opening blew away all expectations and by itself was almost as much as the entire weekend box office last weekend and last year. Overall, the box office pulled in $197 million, which was 65% higher than last weekend and 69% higher than the same weekend last year. It pushed the year-to-date box office to $2.04 billion, which is 5.9% higher than last year's record-setting pace. Additionally, attendance is also above last year's pace by close to 4%. More...

Weekend Estimates: Alice in Box Office Wonderland

March 7th, 2010

Alice in Wonderland blasted into the record books with a huge $116.3 million opening weekend, according to Disney's Sunday estimate. Among other notable records, it's on track to break the record for the biggest weekend by a non-sequel (overtaking Spider-Man). It's also the biggest weekend in the first quarter of the third, and only the third movie to top $100 million outside of the Summer season. The combination of 3D and Tim Burton couldn't have been better timed for Disney. More...

Alice's Expectations are Wonderful

March 4th, 2010

It is the beginning of a new month and there's lots of pressure on the box office to keep up pace with last year. There was only one wide release this time last year, Watchmen, but it opened with more than $55 million, which at the time was the third best March opening ever. This time around Alice in Wonderland is expecting to top that figure. In fact, a lot think it will set the March opening record. More...

2010 Preview: March

March 1st, 2010

February was a stronger than expected month, for the most part, but 2010 continued to lose ground to 2009. Hopefully this trend will reverse itself, but it could be tough. Last March started with Watchmen, which earned just over $100 million at the box office. The month ended with Monsters vs. Aliens, which earned nearly $200 million. Granted, between these two releases there were a fair number of bombs, but it might be hard for this year to match last year at the top. More...

Avatar is as Big as They Get on IMAX

January 5th, 2010

Avatar added another $8.7 million from 179 IMAX theaters domestically, which was virtually identical to last week's result. This pushed its running tally to $47.1 million after just three weeks of release. Internationally it grew to $4.0 million on 71 IMAX screens, including a single-day record of $1.425 million on Saturday, for a total of $20 million internationally and $67 million worldwide, which is a record for a day-and-date Hollywood release like this. More...

And You Thought Avatar was Big in Regular Theaters

December 22nd, 2009

Avatar set records over the weekend on IMAX screens across the nation, pulling in $9.5 million on 178 screens, which is the largest opening for an IMAX film and also the widest release in the format's history. There were reports of nearly every ticket being sold with theater owners adding shows at 3 am, and in some cases 6 am, to deal with the demand. Internationally, the film made $4.1 million on 58 screens for a worldwide total of $13.6 million so far. The film has yet to fully expand internationally, while historically films have had better legs on IMAX than on regular screens, which will undoubtedly help it going forward. More...

At Least It Was Big on IMAX

November 11th, 2009

Disney's A Christmas Carol took in $4.2 million on 181 IMAX screens during its opening, which represented 14% of its total box office in just 3% of the theaters it played in. Some are reporting this is the highest percentage earned by a wide release, which is partially due to its per screen average of $23,000, but it also had a lot to do with its softer than expected theatrical debut. It opened with $560,000 internationally in 28 IMAX theaters, and it is only half way done with its international rollout. More...

IMAX Opening of Monstrous Proportions

March 31st, 2009

Monsters vs. Aliens broke several records over the week on IMAX screens on its way to a weekend haul of $5.1 million on 143 screens, which is the highest opening for an IMAX 3-D film. Additionally, the film earned $2.02 million on Saturday, which was the highest Saturday box office for any IMAX film, 3-D or not. The film's per screen average on IMAX was $35,682 compared to its non-IMAX per screen average of roughly $8,400. Internationally, the film broke IMAX records in a number of markets, including Russia, the Ukraine, and the Philippines, but numbers were not immediately available. More...

Cast Updates - October 2, 2008

October 2nd, 2008

This week's round of new casting information contains updates for Paper Man, Sherlock Holmes, Kung Fu Panda 2, and more! More...

New Movie US Release Dates - March 2, 2008

March 2nd, 2008

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins, Where the Wild Things Are, How to Train Your Dragon and more! More...

New Movie Announcements, Stars and Directors - February 26, 2008

February 26th, 2008

This week another number of upcoming movies, new stars and directors have been added to our archive! More...

New Movie US Release Dates - February 24, 2008

February 24th, 2008

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Old Dogs, Prince of Persia, Alice in Wonderland and more! More...

Cast Updates - February 24, 2008

February 24th, 2008

This week's round of new casting information contains updates for Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, Hoodwinked 2, Shanghai, and more! More...


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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$116,101,023 (34.7% of total gross)
Legs:2.88 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:32.6% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$200,000,000 (worldwide box office is 5.1 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,728 opening theaters/3,739 max. theaters, 7.2 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $456,600,774

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office 78 $334,191,110
All Time International Box Office 44 $691,300,000
All Time Worldwide Box Office 47 $1,025,491,110
All Time Domestic Box Office for Walt Disney Movies 33 $334,191,110
All Time International Box Office for Walt Disney Movies 15 $691,300,000
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Walt Disney Movies 23 $1,025,491,110

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 5th, 2010 (Wide) by Walt Disney
March 5th, 2010 (IMAX) by Walt Disney
International Releases: March 4th, 2010 (Wide) (Australia)
March 4th, 2010 (Wide) (New Zealand)
October 12th, 2023 (Limited) (Re-release) (Australia)
Video Release: June 1st, 2010 by Walt Disney Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG for fantasy action/violence involving scary images and situations, and for a smoking caterpillar
(Rating bulletin 2107, 2/10/2010)
Running Time: 108 minutes
Franchise: Alice in Wonderland
Comparisons: Blockbusters, 2010
vs. Alice Through the Looking Glass
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Keywords: 3-D, Arranged Marriage, Talking Animals, Dragon, Animal Lead, Same Actor, Multiple Roles, Non-Chronological, Sibling Rivalry, Twins, Hallucinations, IMAX: DMR, Live Action Cartoon, Motion Capture Performance, 3-D - Post-production Conversion, Family Adventure
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Adventure
Production Method:Animation/Live Action
Creative Type:Fantasy
Production/Financing Companies: Walt Disney Pictures, Roth Films, Zancuk Company
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day) 114 $8,208,060 Apr 2, 2010 31
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 166 $11,755,526 Apr 2, 2010 31
Biggest 5th Friday 98 $3,010,176 Apr 2, 2010 29
Biggest 4th Thursday 52 $2,066,003 Apr 1, 2010 28
Fastest to $300m 59 $301,525,693 Apr 1, 2010 28
Biggest 4th Wednesday 65 $1,908,799 Mar 31, 2010 27
Biggest 4th Tuesday 86 $2,037,237 Mar 30, 2010 26
Biggest 4th Sunday 78 $5,357,234 Mar 28, 2010 24
Biggest Domestic 4th Weekend 83 $17,707,858 Mar 26, 2010 24
Biggest 4th Saturday 81 $7,434,111 Mar 27, 2010 23
Biggest 4th Friday 89 $4,916,513 Mar 26, 2010 22
Biggest 3rd Thursday 96 $2,574,066 Mar 25, 2010 21
Biggest 3rd Sunday 41 $9,928,104 Mar 21, 2010 17
Biggest Domestic 3rd Weekend 43 $34,189,969 Mar 19, 2010 17
Biggest 3rd Saturday 39 $14,446,233 Mar 20, 2010 16
Fastest to $250m 57 $255,505,533 Mar 19, 2010 16
Biggest 3rd Friday 49 $9,815,632 Mar 19, 2010 15
Biggest 2nd Thursday 63 $5,123,133 Mar 18, 2010 14
Biggest 2nd Wednesday 86 $4,716,921 Mar 17, 2010 13
Biggest 2nd Tuesday 78 $6,010,072 Mar 16, 2010 12
Biggest 2nd Monday 93 $6,054,110 Mar 15, 2010 11
Biggest 2nd Sunday 40 $18,535,803 Mar 14, 2010 10
Biggest Domestic 2nd Weekend 33 $62,714,076 Mar 12, 2010 10
Fastest to $150m 73 $209,339,432 Mar 12, 2010 10
Fastest to $200m 66 $209,339,432 Mar 12, 2010 10
Biggest 2nd Saturday 29 $26,896,938 Mar 13, 2010 9
Biggest 2nd Friday 53 $17,281,335 Mar 12, 2010 8
Biggest 1st Sunday 56 $31,086,988 Mar 7, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Sunday 62 $31,086,988 Mar 7, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic March Weekend 6 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Opening Weekend 57 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Adventure Weekend Domestic 17 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Animation/Live Action Weekend Domestic 28 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Weekend Domestic 12 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Fantasy Weekend Domestic 7 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Non-Sequel Weekend 15 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top PG Weekend Domestic 9 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top Walt Disney Weekend Domestic 28 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest Domestic Weekend 59 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Fastest to $100m 59 $116,101,023 Mar 5, 2010 3
Top 2010 Theater Average 16 $31,143 Mar 5, 2010 3
Biggest 1st Saturday 40 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Adventure Day Domestic 38 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Animation/Live Action Day Domestic 63 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Day Domestic 22 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Fantasy Day Domestic 12 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Biggest Domestic Non-Sequel Day 31 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top PG Day Domestic 21 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Top Walt Disney Day Domestic 63 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Biggest Domestic March Day 11 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Biggest Domestic Saturday 44 $44,209,073 Mar 6, 2010 2
Fastest to $50m 61 $85,014,035 Mar 5, 2010 2
Biggest 1st Friday 65 $40,804,962 Mar 5, 2010 1
Biggest Domestic Friday 66 $40,804,962 Mar 5, 2010 1

Leading Cast

Johnny Depp    Mad Hatter
Alan Rickman    Blue Caterpillar

Supporting Cast

Mia Wasikowska    Alice
Helena Bonham Carter    Red Queen
Anne Hathaway    White Queen
Crispin Glover    Stayne - Knave of Hearts
Matt Lucas    Tweedledee/Tweedledum
Lindsay Duncan    Helen Kingsleigh
Geraldine James    Lady Ascot
Tim Pigott-Smith    Lord Ascot
Marton Csokas    Charles Kingsleigh
Leo Bill    Hamish
Frances de la Tour    Aunt Imogene
Jemma Powell    Margaret Kingsleigh
John Hopkins    Lowell
Stephen Fry    Cheshire Cat
Michael Sheen    White Rabbit
Timothy Spall    Bayard
Barbara Windson*    Dormouse
Chistopher Lee*    Jabberwocky
Michael Gough    Dodo Bird
Jim Carter    Executioner
Imelda Staunton    Tall Flower Faces
Paul Whitehouse    March Hare
Frank Welker    Additional Vocal Effects
Harry Taylor    Ship Captain
Richard Alonzo    Red Queen Court: Man with Big Forehead
Jessica Oyelowo    Red Queen Court: Woman with Large Poitrine
Joel Swetow    Red Queen Court: Man with Large Belly
Lucy Davenport    Red Queen Court: Woman with Big Ears
Holly Hawkins    Red Queen Court: Woman with Large Nose
Mairi Ella Challen    6-Year-Old Alice
Rebecca Crookshank    Strange Woman Kisser
Eleanor Tomlinson    Fiona Chattaway
Eleanor Gecks    Faith Chattaway
Peter Mattinson    Colleague #2
John Surman    Colleague #1
David "Elsewhere" Bernal    Hatter Futterwacken Dance Double
Chris Grabher    Hightopp Hat Juggler
Bonnie Parker    Party Dancer

Cameos

Ethan Cohn    Red Queen Court: Man with Large Chin

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Tim Burton    Director
Linda Woolverton    Screenwriter
Richard D. Zanuck    Producer
Suzanne Todd    Producer
Jennifer Todd    Producer
Joe Roth    Producer
Peter Tobyansen    Executive Producer
Chris Lebenzon    Executive Producer
Katterli Frauenfelder    Co-Producer
Tom Peitzman    Co-Producer
Dariusz Wolski    Cinematographer
Chris Lebenzon    Editor
Danny Elfman    Composer
Robert Stromberg    Production Designer
Stefan Dechant    Supervising Art Director
Andrew Nicholson    Supervising Art Director
Todd Cherniawsky    Art Director
Andrew L. Jones    Art Director
Mike Stassi    Art Director
Christina Wilson    Art Director
Timothy Browning    Art Director
C. Scott Baker    Set Designer
Jackson Bishop    Set Decorator
Jackson Bishop    Set Designer
Tammy Lee    Set Decorator
Tammy Lee    Set Designer
Jeff Markwith    Set Decorator
Jeff Markwith    Set Designer
Richard Mays    Set Decorator
Richard Mays    Set Designer
David Moreau    Set Decorator
David Moreau    Set Designer
Annie Porter    Set Decorator
Annie Porter    Set Designer
Karen O'Hara    Set Decorator
Peter Young    Set Decorator
Colleen Atwood    Costume Designer
William B. Kaplan    Sound Mixer
Steve Boeddeker    Sound Designer
Steve Boeddeker    Supervising Sound Editor
David Evans    Supervising Sound Editor
Michael Semanick    Re-recording Mixer
Tom Johnson    Re-recording Mixer
Ken Ralston    Visual Effects Supervisor
Sean Phillips    Visual Effects Supervisor
Carey Villegas    Visual Effects Supervisor
David Schaub    Animation Supervisor
Valli O'Reilly    Make-up and Hair Designer
Mary Richards    Line Producer
Derek Frey    Associate Producer

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

Awards Season: And the Oscars go to... The King's Speech for Best Picture

February 27th, 2011

The Oscar are being handed out tonight and we will be going over the winners as they are announced and giving a few reactions, perhaps there will be a few surprises along the way. This story will be updated as the winners are announced, so check back throughout the evening to see if The King's Speech will be this year's winner, or if The Social Network will manage the upset. Plus there are many other potentially interesting results ahead. More...

Awards Season: Oscars Offer a Truly Regal Performance

January 25th, 2011

The Oscar nominations were announced this morning, thus ending months of speculation. Along with a (very) few surprises, the list of nominees is mostly a case of Deja Vu. Leading the way, as it has so often this year, was The King's Speech, with 12 nominations, including six in seven of the most prestigious categories (Best Picture, Director, Screenplay, and the four acting categories). But it was far from the only multi-nominated film on the list. More...

Awards Season - King of the Globes, or at Least the Nominations

December 14th, 2010

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced their nominations early this morning, and there are some interesting surprises included in the mix. Leading the way was The King's Speech, which has long been seen as one of the major players this Awards Season. Meanwhile, The Fighter and The Social Network were right behind with six each. There were many, many other films nomination, including more than a few shocks. ... Mostly in one category. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for December 7th, 2010

December 6th, 2010

It's the first Tuesday of December, and the last real week with multiple major releases. After this, the next few weeks are rather shallow in terms of first run releases. This week there are a number of titles that are worth adding to you collection, including the Pick of the Week, Inception on Blu-ray / DVD Combo Pack. Restrepo is also worthy of consideration for that honor, as was either of the Criterion Collection releases, Cronos and Videodrome. More...

DVD Sales: Not the Finest Week on the Home Market

July 20th, 2010

It has been a full month since we had any real activity on the sales chart, and this is starting to take its toll on the overall numbers. New releases were almost nonexistent at the box office, but one of them, Brooklyn's Finest, still managed to top the sales chart this week, albeit with just 297,000 units sold and $4.63 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: New Releases Light Up the Sales Chart

July 13th, 2010

A trio of new releases led the way on the sales chart this week with Percy & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief topping the chart. It sold 823,000 units over its opening week for consumer spending at retail of $13.99 million. More...

DVD Sales: New Releases Fail to Pull in the Green

July 7th, 2010

Only a handful of new releases reached the top 30 on the sales chart this week, and none of them were able to dethrown The Book of Eli. The DVD sold an additional 291,000 units for the week to lift its total to 1.08 million units and $24.04 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: Booking Top Spot on the Chart

June 29th, 2010

Few new releases reached the top 30 on the sales chart this week, but one of them, The Book of Eli, led the way with 789,000 units / $17.62 million in opening week consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: Alice Shuts Out New Releases

June 22nd, 2010

No new release was able to take top spot on this week's sales chart leaving Alice in Wonderland as the repeat champion. It added $12.34 million from 657,000 units sold to take its two-week totals to 2.75 million units and $52.47 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales: "Wonder" Lands on Top

June 14th, 2010

There was a quartet of new releases that reached the top 30 on this week's sales chart, starting with the new number one film, Alice in Wonderland. The $1 billion hit sold 2.10 million units during its first week of release, generating sales of $40.13 million. It just missed the top ten for 2010 (one of the films ahead of it was actually released in 2009). More...

International Details: Box Office as a Strong Indian Flavor

June 13th, 2010

Rajneeti was the second Indian film within a few weeks to open strong on the global scene. Internationally, it earned third place with $11.01 million on 925 screens in 16 markets, which is an excellent start for this type of film. After Kites opened respectively well, it quickly collapsed. Thanks to a higher than average production budget, it will end up costing the studio money. However, this film is already well on its way to profitability and hopefully it will show much better legs. More...

International Details: Sex Debuts in Second

June 6th, 2010

Sex and the City 2 started its international run in second place with $23.98 million on 2739 screens in 18 markets for a total opening of $27.11 million. The film's biggest opening came in the U.K., where it made $8.93 million on 530 screens, 24% more than the original's opening. It had the biggest opening of the year in Germany with $5.90 million on 736 screens over the weekend for a total of $7.72 million. This was 23% higher than the original managed. On the other hand, it only saw 4% growth in Italy, with $2.4 million on 499 screens. This is not enough to keep pace with inflation. However, it is still better than it managed here. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for June 1st, 2010

June 2nd, 2010

This should be a strong week for DVD sales, as Alice in Wonderland hits the home market. While the $1 billion blockbuster is leading the way in terms of sales, it isn't the best release on this week's list. That would be Life (the version narrated by David Attenborough) on DVD or Blu-ray. Both formats of the show are excellent value, but the high definition is worth paying extra for and is our Pick of the Week. On a side note, there are two other releases that could vie for Pick of the Week, The Man with No Name Trilogy on Blu-ray and Burn Notice: Season Three. We'll have more on those when the screeners arrive. More...

International Details: Iron Shines Brighter than Predecessor

May 30th, 2010

Iron Man 2 is starting to see sharp declines in its theater count, but it still hit a major milestone during the past weekend. It added $13.90 million on 8739 screens in 55 markets for a total of $269.30 million internationally, which is just ahead of the total earned by Iron Man. Additionally, the film reached the half billion dollar mark with total ticket sales of $520.32 million worldwide. By the time it opened in Japan on the 11th, it will have surpassed its predecessor on the worldwide stage, while it has likely already broken even at this point. More...

Featured Blu-ray / DVD Review: Alice in Wonderland

May 27th, 2010

It appears that this weekend Alice in Wonderland will cross the $1 billion milestone at the worldwide box office making it just the sixth film to do so. It set a number of box office records during its run, including biggest weekend in March, biggest single day in March, etc. Granted, a lot of this was earned on 3D screens with all of the extra money that brings in, but this is still a huge amount of money. That said, not every movie that makes a bundle at the box office is worthy of its success, so how well can Alice in Wonderland fare in this regard? More...

International Details: Iron No Longer Golden, But Still Rich

May 23rd, 2010

Iron Man 2 slipped to second place with $30.47 million on 10,223 screens in 57 markets for a total of $245.75 million internationally and $456.95 million worldwide. While this is impressive, its per theater average has become very weak and the competition is heating up. Look for sharp declines in the film's screen count over the next few weeks. That said, the original Iron Man earned a total of $264 million internationally and it is likely that the sequel has already topped that figure. It has also likely topped $500 million worldwide, while $600 million globally is a safe bet, so there's no reason for the studio to worry about shedding screens at this point. The film's biggest individual market so far is still the U.K. where it has made $25.80 million, including $2.30 million on 491 screens this past weekend. South Korea is right behind with $2.11 million on 600 screens over the weekend and $25.27 million after two. More...

International Details: Another Milestone for Alice

May 16th, 2010

For the fourth weekend in a row, Alice in Wonderland remained in second place, this time adding $13.28 million on 3843 screens in 54 markets for a total of $630.30 million internationally and $961.15 million worldwide. Since last week it has crossed the $600 million milestone on the international scene, making it just the 13th film to do so. It is now the seventh highest grossing film of all time. The film's per screen average has declined enough that it will likely shed screens and markets rather quickly. That said, if the worst thing you can say about a movie's box office run is, "It might not make it to $1 billion!" then the film is a massive success. More...

International Details: Wonderful Milestone for Alice

May 9th, 2010

With Iron Man 2 debuting over the past weekend, Alice in Wonderland had one last gasp before the onslaught of summer blockbusters. It remained in second place with $23.54 million on 4263 screens in 54 markets over the weekend for a total of $592.23 million after two months of release. Worldwide, the film now has $921.92 million, which means that over the weekend it became just the 14th film to cross the $900 million milestone. It has already overtaken Shrek 2 for 13th place. By now, it is likely already in the top ten all-time and has a nominal shot at $1 billion worldwide. More...

Weekend Estimates: Iron Man 2 Leads Off Summer with Fifth Best Opening

May 9th, 2010

A prime launch date, inflated ticket prices, and the unbeatable formula of a superhero sequel combined to give Iron Man 2 a massive opening weekend, according to Paramount's estimate, released on Sunday. Their projected $133.6 million would make the movie the fifth-biggest opener of all time, and cements Iron Man's place among the industry's mega-franchises, alongside Batman, Spider-Man, Pirates of the Caribbean, Twilight and Harry Potter. More...

IMAX: Iron Golden during International Debut

May 6th, 2010

Iron Man 2 started its international run a week ahead of its domestic run and among its many impressive results was a record-breaking debut on IMAX. During its opening weekend, it pulled in $2.25 million on IMAX 48 screens, which was a record for a live action film, topping the $2.1 million earned by Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. More...

International Top Five: Clash Cracks Another Milestone

April 28th, 2010

Clash of the Titans remained in first place with $34.12 million on 9703 screens in 63 markets for a total of $244.18 million internationally and $389.74 million worldwide. Since last week, the film crossed $200 million internationally. It will cross $400 million worldwide before the weekend. It opened in Japan over the weekend, earning fourth place with $3.01 million on 479 screens, including previews, while it debuted in first place in the United Arab Emirates with $1.1 million on 54 screens. Meanwhile, it added $3.67 million on 992 screens in Mexico for a total of $13.69 million after two weeks of release, which is more than How To Train Your Dragon has earned there in a month... and Mexico tends to reward family films. At this point, $300 million internationally is practically guaranteed, while it might reach $500 million worldwide, if Iron Man 2 doesn't steal away too many screens. More...

International Top Five: Titans Titanic but Alice is Wonderful

April 21st, 2010

Clash of the Titans tread water, down just 2% to $52.67 million on 10,165 screens in 55 markets for a total of $191.64 million internationally and $324.24 million worldwide. The film had a surprisingly strong start in Mexico, earning $7.18 million on 980 screens, which is close to the amount Alice in Wonderland opened with last month. It also placed first in Italy with $4.26 million on 533 screens. With an opening in Japan this weekend and Brazil next month (as well as some smaller markets), hitting $300 million internationally shouldn't be an issue. It could reach $500 million worldwide. More...

International Top Five: Titan Towers Above Competition

April 14th, 2010

Clash of the Titans nearly doubled its reach over the weekend as it remained in top spot with $53.87 million on 6629 screens in 32 markets for a still early total of $120.95 million internationally and $231.18 million worldwide. The film opened in first place in Russia with $11.82 million on 920 screens. That's a lot given the size of the market, but Russia has a history of rewarding fantasy films. In France it also opened in first place, earning $6.41 million on 576 screens, while in Germany it showed similar strength with $5.93 million on 628 screens. As far as holdovers were concerned, it remained in first place in South Korea with $4.11 million on 642 screens over the weekend for a total of $14.17 million after two. It also remained on top in the U.K. with $3.77 million on 468 screens over the weekend for a total of $19.56 million after two. More...

International Top Five: Clash Heard Around the World

April 7th, 2010

Clash of the Titans started its international run in first place with $41.14 million on 3458 screens in 17 markets over the weekend for a total opening of $45.96 million. This includes first place openings in a number of major markets, led by the U.K. where it opened with $8.68 million on 446 screens. In Australia, the film debuted with $5.90 million on 351 screens. In Spain it managed $5.52 million on 544 screens over the weekend and $8.53 million, including midweek numbers. More...

Clash Sets Titanic Easter Record

April 6th, 2010

Easter weekend resulted in records being broken as Clash of the Titans became the biggest Easter opener of all time. The strength of that film and others in the top five helped the box office pull in $177 million overall. That's 38% more than last weekend and 14% more than the same weekend last year. 2010 has now pulled in $2.83 billion, a 10% advantage when compared to 2009's pace. Double-digit growth is amazing and if it can keep this pace up, we could be in for an amazing ride this summer. More...

Titans Set to Tower Above the Rest

April 1st, 2010

It's the start of a new month and many are predicting that we will get off to a record start. The big release of the week is Clash of the Titans and its only competition is Fast & Furious, which opened with nearly $71 million this time last year. Will this movie be able to meet or exceed that figure? We shall soon find out. More...

International Top Five: Dragon Soars, But Alice Still Wonderful

March 31st, 2010

A couple of major market debuts helped Alice in Wonderland keep its hold on first place, with $50.63 million on 8369 screens in 51 markets for a total of $367.77 million internationally and $661.30 million worldwide. In France it debuted in first place with $11.67 million on 735 screens, while it opened with $5.1 million on 450 screens in China. The film added $3.74 million on 510 screens in the U.K. for a total of $52.18 million, which is the film's best single foreign market. By this time next week it should have crossed the $400 million mark internationally and $700 million worldwide. $800 million is practically a lock at this point. Depending on how well it does in Spain, Japan, and Brazil, it could finish with more than $900 million. It has done particularly well in Mexico, with a running tally of $22.56 million. This bodes well for its chances in Spain and Brazil. However, it hasn't managed the same success in South Korea, with $16.95 million. This could be an omen for its run in Japan. More...

Dragon Tops Mixed Box Office

March 30th, 2010

How to Train Your Dragon became the third 3D film to top the box office this year, but its opening didn't match my lofty expectations. Additionally, the rest of the box office wasn't able to compensate and that left the overall box office a little on the soft side. On a positive note, it did rise 1.7% from last weekend to $129 million. On the negative side, that represents a 12% decline from the same weekend last year, ending 2010's winning streak at four weeks. Year-to-date, 2010 has pulled in $2.59 billion at the box office. This figure is still 8.9% higher than the same point last year, which is fantastic. More...

Weekend Estimates: Dragon Tops Alice, But Doesn't Set Box Office on Fire

March 28th, 2010

As expected, How to Train Your Dragon comfortably won the weekend at the box office, but its early performance can be best described as solid rather than spectacular. With $43.3 million over the weekend, according to Paramount's Sunday estimate, it was easily able to beat Alice in Wonderland ($17.3 million, per Disney), but falls some way behind the opening of Monsters vs. Aliens, which debuted this weekend last year. Given Dragon's better reviews, it should have better legs than Monsters vs. Aliens, but it has a lot of work to do if it's going to earn much more than $100 million. More...

Does Dragon Know How to Win at the Box Office?

March 25th, 2010

After three weeks on top, there's really no doubt that Alice in Wonderland will surrender its crown to How to Train Your Dragon this weekend. The real question is whether or not the newcomer can earn more than Monsters vs. Aliens did last year. More...

International Top Five: Alice is Just a Little Shy

March 24th, 2010

Alice in Wonderland remained in first place for the third weekend in a row, adding $47.50 million on 6,827 screens in 49 markets for a total of $299.78 million internationally. I guarantee it reached $300 million internationally early on Monday. In fact, weekend estimates had it topping $300 million on Sunday, before the revised final numbers were released. The film again had no major market openings this weekend, but it remains a powerhouse in many countries. This includes the U.K., where it pulled in $7.26 million on 525 screens over the weekend for a total of $45.65 million after just three weeks of release. The film now has made $565.22 million worldwide after just three weeks of release. With openings in France, Spain, Japan, and Brazil ahead of it, it is on track for $750 million. More...

Alice Completes (Mad) Hat-Trick

March 22nd, 2010

For the third weekend in a row, Alice in Wonderland topped the chart at the box office. The number one new release was also bigger than expected. However, the rest of the chart failed to live up to expectations, which led to a total weekend of $126 million, a nearly 14% drop-off from the previous weekend. That said, this was a 20% increase from the same weekend last year, which is obviously a much more important number. Year-to-date, 2010 has pulled in $2.42 billion, 9.0% higher than the same pace last year. It's still way too early to crack open the champagne, but this is a great start. More...

Weekend Estimates: Alice Makes it Three in a Row

March 21st, 2010

Alice in Wonderland is enjoying a third straight win on the box office charts this weekend, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. With another $34.5 million or so in the bank, Alice will have rung up over $265 million by the end of the day. After Avatar's domination at the beginning of the year, 2010 is really shaping up to be the year of 3D movies. More...

Alice has a Bounty on New Releases

March 18th, 2010

After Alice in Wonderland held on better than expected last weekend, almost all analysts think it will repeat on top again this weekend. The three new releases should at least come close to matching last year's new releases, and with Alice leading the way, it should be another strong week on a year-to-year basis. More...

International Top Five: Alice Replicates Incredible Holds Worldwide

March 17th, 2010

Despite no major market openings this past weekend, Alice in Wonderland slipped just 15% during its second weekend of release as it easily topped the international charts yet again. Over the past weekend it managed $80.59 million on 7065 screens in 45 markets for a total of $225.05 million internationally and $434.39 million worldwide. It did open in first place in Belgium, with $1.44 million on 112 screens over the weekend and $1.65 million in total. Its biggest market of the weekend was the U.K. where it added $11.07 million on 533 screens over the weekend for a total of $34.29 million after two. In Germany, the film actually grew a tiny bit to $7.15 million on 555 screens over the weekend for a total of $16.53 million. In South Korea it was down just 2% to $4.57 million on 444 screens, giving the film $11.28 million in total. With debuts in France, Spain, Japan, and Brazil over the next month and a half, the film will have no trouble adding to its totals. It could more than double its current worldwide box office. More...

Alice Overtakes Kells on the Per Theater Chart

March 16th, 2010

Just like last week, there were only two films to top $10,000 on the per theater chart. In fact, these were the same two films that managed the same feat last week. However, they finished in the opposite order with Alice in Wonderland taking the top spot with an average of $16,822 per theater while The Secret of Kells earned $12,537 in one theater. More...

Audiences Stay Mad over Alice

March 16th, 2010

The box office results were mostly fantastic over the weekend, thanks almost entirely to one film, Alice in Wonderland. The movie was able to hold on better than almost everyone predicted, but the rest of the new releases failed to connect. This resulted in a 26% drop from last weekend, as the overall market pulled in $147 million. However, this was 45% higher than the same weekend last year. Meanwhile, year-to-date 2010 has now pulled in $2.24 billion, which is nearly 9.0% higher than last year's pace. More...

Weekend Estimates: Alice Leads Way for Second Weekend

March 14th, 2010

Alice in Wonderland comfortably held top spot at the box office this weekend, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. In these days of 60% drops for big releases, its decline of 47% can be considered a victory for Disney and earned it an impressive $62 million in its second outing. Its total cume to date passed $200 million, and the movie is already Tim Burton's second-highest grossing movie after 1989's Batman. More...

Alice is out of New Releases' League

March 11th, 2010

There are three or four new wide releases coming out this week (depending on your definition of wide) but it appears that none of them have a real shot at taking top spot away from Alice in Wonderland. This is true despite the overwhelming majority of analysts who are predicting that the film will suffer at least a 55% drop-off this weekend. Fortunately for the box office as a whole, this should still be more than enough to keep pace with last year, even if none of the new releases match the best of last year's crop. More...

International Top Five: Alice is a Worldwide Wonderland

March 10th, 2010

As it did domestically, Alice in Wonderland opened in first place internationally with $95.27 million on 6389 screens in 41 markets over the weekend for a total opening of $100.52 million. This is a little lower that its domestic debut, but it has yet to open in about a third of the international markets, so if it can open with similar strength in those place, the film should have about a 60 / 40 international/ domestic split. This means that even if the film has poor legs, it should have no trouble topping $500 million globally. The film's biggest single market was the U.K., where it opened in first place with $16.04 million on 533 screens for a per screen average of just over $30,000. It was surprisingly strong in Italy, where it made $11.15 million on 668 screens over the weekend for a total of $14.37 million. It nearly cracked $10 million in its opening in Australia, pulling in $9.46 million on 48 screens. Other major markets include Mexico ($7.92 million on 780 screens), Germany ($7.12 million on 452), South Korea ($4.69 million on 440), and Russia ($4.11 million on 868). More...

Alice Tops Avatar on IMAX

March 9th, 2010

This weekend, Alice in Wonderland destroyed expectations and along the way broke records. This extended to its IMAX run, as it pulled in $12.1 million on 188 domestic IMAX screens. This represents more than 10% of its total box office from just 2.5% of its total screens, giving it a per screen average of $64,362. Even with the higher ticket prices for IMAX, this is still impressive. Additionally, the film made $3.1 million on 53 screens internationally, while it is scheduled to expand by 29 more screens over the coming weeks. I don't think this film will have the same legs as Avatar, but it could top The Polar Express's current total of $71 million worldwide, climbing into second place for a DMR film. More...

Kells Success is no Secret

March 9th, 2010

There were only two films to top $10,000 on the per theater chart, but they both did amazingly well. The Secret of Kells led the way with $39,826 in one theater, including a sellout of all seven shows on Saturday. Second place went to the overall number one film, Alice in Wonderland, which earned an average of $31,143. More...

Alice Shatters Records, Turns 2010 Around

March 8th, 2010

Wow. There's no other word to describe it. Alice in Wonderland's record-breaking opening blew away all expectations and by itself was almost as much as the entire weekend box office last weekend and last year. Overall, the box office pulled in $197 million, which was 65% higher than last weekend and 69% higher than the same weekend last year. It pushed the year-to-date box office to $2.04 billion, which is 5.9% higher than last year's record-setting pace. Additionally, attendance is also above last year's pace by close to 4%. More...

Weekend Estimates: Alice in Box Office Wonderland

March 7th, 2010

Alice in Wonderland blasted into the record books with a huge $116.3 million opening weekend, according to Disney's Sunday estimate. Among other notable records, it's on track to break the record for the biggest weekend by a non-sequel (overtaking Spider-Man). It's also the biggest weekend in the first quarter of the third, and only the third movie to top $100 million outside of the Summer season. The combination of 3D and Tim Burton couldn't have been better timed for Disney. More...

Alice's Expectations are Wonderful

March 4th, 2010

It is the beginning of a new month and there's lots of pressure on the box office to keep up pace with last year. There was only one wide release this time last year, Watchmen, but it opened with more than $55 million, which at the time was the third best March opening ever. This time around Alice in Wonderland is expecting to top that figure. In fact, a lot think it will set the March opening record. More...

2010 Preview: March

March 1st, 2010

February was a stronger than expected month, for the most part, but 2010 continued to lose ground to 2009. Hopefully this trend will reverse itself, but it could be tough. Last March started with Watchmen, which earned just over $100 million at the box office. The month ended with Monsters vs. Aliens, which earned nearly $200 million. Granted, between these two releases there were a fair number of bombs, but it might be hard for this year to match last year at the top. More...

Avatar is as Big as They Get on IMAX

January 5th, 2010

Avatar added another $8.7 million from 179 IMAX theaters domestically, which was virtually identical to last week's result. This pushed its running tally to $47.1 million after just three weeks of release. Internationally it grew to $4.0 million on 71 IMAX screens, including a single-day record of $1.425 million on Saturday, for a total of $20 million internationally and $67 million worldwide, which is a record for a day-and-date Hollywood release like this. More...

And You Thought Avatar was Big in Regular Theaters

December 22nd, 2009

Avatar set records over the weekend on IMAX screens across the nation, pulling in $9.5 million on 178 screens, which is the largest opening for an IMAX film and also the widest release in the format's history. There were reports of nearly every ticket being sold with theater owners adding shows at 3 am, and in some cases 6 am, to deal with the demand. Internationally, the film made $4.1 million on 58 screens for a worldwide total of $13.6 million so far. The film has yet to fully expand internationally, while historically films have had better legs on IMAX than on regular screens, which will undoubtedly help it going forward. More...

At Least It Was Big on IMAX

November 11th, 2009

Disney's A Christmas Carol took in $4.2 million on 181 IMAX screens during its opening, which represented 14% of its total box office in just 3% of the theaters it played in. Some are reporting this is the highest percentage earned by a wide release, which is partially due to its per screen average of $23,000, but it also had a lot to do with its softer than expected theatrical debut. It opened with $560,000 internationally in 28 IMAX theaters, and it is only half way done with its international rollout. More...

IMAX Opening of Monstrous Proportions

March 31st, 2009

Monsters vs. Aliens broke several records over the week on IMAX screens on its way to a weekend haul of $5.1 million on 143 screens, which is the highest opening for an IMAX 3-D film. Additionally, the film earned $2.02 million on Saturday, which was the highest Saturday box office for any IMAX film, 3-D or not. The film's per screen average on IMAX was $35,682 compared to its non-IMAX per screen average of roughly $8,400. Internationally, the film broke IMAX records in a number of markets, including Russia, the Ukraine, and the Philippines, but numbers were not immediately available. More...

Cast Updates - October 2, 2008

October 2nd, 2008

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March 2nd, 2008

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New Movie Announcements, Stars and Directors - February 26, 2008

February 26th, 2008

This week another number of upcoming movies, new stars and directors have been added to our archive! More...

New Movie US Release Dates - February 24, 2008

February 24th, 2008

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Old Dogs, Prince of Persia, Alice in Wonderland and more! More...

Cast Updates - February 24, 2008

February 24th, 2008

This week's round of new casting information contains updates for Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, Hoodwinked 2, Shanghai, and more! More...

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 5, 2010 1 $116,101,023   3,728 $31,143   $116,101,023 1
Mar 12, 2010 1 $62,714,076 -46% 3,728 $16,822   $209,339,432 2
Mar 19, 2010 1 $34,189,969 -45% 3,739 $9,144   $265,433,637 3
Mar 26, 2010 2 $17,707,858 -48% 3,384 $5,233   $293,534,935 4
Apr 2, 2010 5 $8,208,060 -54% 2,980 $2,754   $309,733,753 5
Apr 9, 2010 7 $5,301,730 -35% 2,530 $2,096   $319,009,518 6
Apr 16, 2010 8 $3,656,442 -31% 2,024 $1,807   $324,131,301 7
Apr 23, 2010 10 $2,264,097 -38% 1,385 $1,635   $327,537,023 8
Apr 30, 2010 12 $1,478,225 -35% 1,050 $1,408   $329,686,666 9
May 7, 2010 14 $712,721 -52% 582 $1,225   $330,857,949 10
May 14, 2010 18 $440,202 -38% 403 $1,092   $331,533,915 11
May 21, 2010 15 $484,757 +10% 411 $1,179   $332,194,266 12
May 28, 2010 12 $586,939 +21% 341 $1,721   $333,017,139 13
Jun 4, 2010 18 $300,515 -49% 277 $1,085   $333,627,878 14
Jun 11, 2010 30 $142,144 -53% 223 $637   $333,920,165 15
Jun 18, 2010 40 $83,057 -42% 140 $593   $334,089,394 16
Jun 25, 2010 53 $27,399 -67% 65 $422   $334,162,182 17
Jul 2, 2010 72 $4,684 -83% 23 $204   $334,183,250 18

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 5, 2010 1 $40,804,962     3,728 $10,946   $40,804,962 1
Mar 6, 2010 1 $44,209,073 +8%   3,728 $11,859   $85,014,035 2
Mar 7, 2010 1 $31,086,988 -30%   3,728 $8,339   $116,101,023 3
Mar 8, 2010 1 $9,008,430 -71%   3,728 $2,416   $125,109,453 4
Mar 9, 2010 1 $7,976,108 -11%   3,728 $2,140   $133,085,561 5
Mar 10, 2010 1 $6,772,798 -15%   3,728 $1,817   $139,858,359 6
Mar 11, 2010 1 $6,766,997 n/c   3,728 $1,815   $146,625,356 7
Mar 12, 2010 1 $17,281,335 +155% -58% 3,728 $4,636   $163,906,691 8
Mar 13, 2010 1 $26,896,938 +56% -39% 3,728 $7,215   $190,803,629 9
Mar 14, 2010 1 $18,535,803 -31% -40% 3,728 $4,972   $209,339,432 10
Mar 15, 2010 1 $6,054,110 -67% -33% 3,728 $1,624   $215,393,542 11
Mar 16, 2010 1 $6,010,072 -1% -25% 3,728 $1,612   $221,403,614 12
Mar 17, 2010 1 $4,716,921 -22% -30% 3,728 $1,265   $226,120,535 13
Mar 18, 2010 1 $5,123,133 +9% -24% 3,728 $1,374   $231,243,668 14
Mar 19, 2010 1 $9,815,632 +92% -43% 3,739 $2,625   $241,059,300 15
Mar 20, 2010 1 $14,446,233 +47% -46% 3,739 $3,864   $255,505,533 16
Mar 21, 2010 1 $9,928,104 -31% -46% 3,739 $2,655   $265,433,637 17
Mar 22, 2010 1 $2,760,338 -72% -54% 3,739 $738   $268,193,975 18
Mar 23, 2010 1 $2,682,915 -3% -55% 3,739 $718   $270,876,890 19
Mar 24, 2010 1 $2,376,121 -11% -50% 3,739 $635   $273,253,011 20
Mar 25, 2010 1 $2,574,066 +8% -50% 3,739 $688   $275,827,077 21
Mar 26, 2010 2 $4,916,513 +91% -50% 3,384 $1,453   $280,743,590 22
Mar 27, 2010 2 $7,434,111 +51% -49% 3,384 $2,197   $288,177,701 23
Mar 28, 2010 2 $5,357,234 -28% -46% 3,384 $1,583   $293,534,935 24
Mar 29, 2010 2 $1,987,722 -63% -28% 3,384 $587   $295,522,657 25
Mar 30, 2010 2 $2,037,237 +2% -24% 3,384 $602   $297,559,894 26
Mar 31, 2010 3 $1,908,799 -6% -20% 3,243 $589   $299,459,690 27
Apr 1, 2010 4 $2,066,003 +8% -20% 3,243 $637   $301,525,693 28
Apr 2, 2010 5 $3,010,176 +46% -39% 2,980 $1,010   $304,535,869 29
Apr 3, 2010 5 $3,142,770 +4% -58% 2,980 $1,055   $307,678,639 30
Apr 4, 2010 6 $2,055,114 -35% -62% 2,980 $690   $309,733,753 31
Apr 5, 2010 5 $1,231,848 -40% -38% 2,980 $413   $310,965,601 32
Apr 6, 2010 5 $957,200 -22% -53% 2,980 $321   $311,922,801 33
Apr 7, 2010 5 $873,985 -9% -54% 2,980 $293   $312,796,786 34
Apr 8, 2010 5 $911,002 +4% -56% 2,980 $306   $313,707,788 35
Apr 9, 2010 7 $1,631,023 +79% -46% 2,530 $645   $315,338,811 36
Apr 10, 2010 6 $2,262,378 +39% -28% 2,530 $894   $317,601,189 37
Apr 11, 2010 7 $1,408,329 -38% -31% 2,530 $557   $319,009,518 38
Apr 12, 2010 7 $371,236 -74% -70% 2,530 $147   $319,380,754 39
Apr 13, 2010 7 $393,699 +6% -59% 2,530 $156   $319,774,453 40
Apr 14, 2010 7 $345,916 -12% -60% 2,530 $137   $320,120,369 41
Apr 15, 2010 7 $354,490 +2% -61% 2,530 $140   $320,474,859 42
Apr 16, 2010 10 $926,109 +161% -43% 2,024 $458   $321,400,968 43
Apr 17, 2010 8 $1,692,578 +83% -25% 2,024 $836   $323,093,546 44
Apr 18, 2010 7 $1,037,755 -39% -26% 2,024 $513   $324,131,301 45
Apr 19, 2010 8 $281,373 -73% -24% 2,024 $139   $324,412,674 46
Apr 20, 2010 8 $308,938 +10% -22% 2,024 $153   $324,721,612 47
Apr 21, 2010 8 $268,098 -13% -22% 2,024 $132   $324,989,710 48
Apr 22, 2010 9 $283,216 +6% -20% 2,024 $140   $325,272,926 49
Apr 23, 2010 11 $587,723 +108% -37% 1,385 $424   $325,860,649 50
Apr 24, 2010 10 $1,006,102 +71% -41% 1,385 $726   $326,866,751 51
Apr 25, 2010 10 $670,272 -33% -35% 1,385 $484   $327,537,023 52
Apr 26, 2010 11 $174,432 -74% -38% 1,385 $126   $327,711,455 53
Apr 27, 2010 11 $187,772 +8% -39% 1,385 $136   $327,899,227 54
Apr 28, 2010 11 $153,149 -18% -43% 1,385 $111   $328,052,376 55
Apr 29, 2010 11 $156,065 +2% -45% 1,385 $113   $328,208,441 56
Apr 30, 2010 12 $394,721 +153% -33% 1,050 $376   $328,603,162 57
May 1, 2010 12 $673,045 +71% -33% 1,050 $641   $329,276,207 58
May 2, 2010 12 $410,459 -39% -39% 1,050 $391   $329,686,666 59
May 3, 2010 12 $118,286 -71% -32% 1,050 $113   $329,804,952 60
May 4, 2010 12 $121,044 +2% -36% 1,050 $115   $329,925,996 61
May 5, 2010 12 $109,362 -10% -29% 1,050 $104   $330,035,358 62
May 6, 2010 13 $109,870 n/c -30% 1,050 $105   $330,145,228 63
May 7, 2010 - $160,781 +46% -59% 582 $276   $330,306,009 64
May 8, 2010 - $282,427 +76% -58% 582 $485   $330,588,436 65
May 9, 2010 - $269,513 -5% -34% 582 $463   $330,857,949 66
May 10, 2010 - $57,658 -79% -51% 582 $99   $330,915,607 67
May 11, 2010 - $61,244 +6% -49% 582 $105   $330,976,851 68
May 12, 2010 - $58,095 -5% -47% 582 $100   $331,034,946 69
May 13, 2010 - $58,767 +1% -47% 582 $101   $331,093,713 70
May 14, 2010 - $113,215 +93% -30% 403 $281   $331,206,928 71
May 15, 2010 - $204,299 +80% -28% 403 $507   $331,411,227 72
May 16, 2010 - $122,688 -40% -54% 403 $304   $331,533,915 73
May 17, 2010 - $39,557 -68% -31% 403 $98   $331,573,472 74
May 18, 2010 - $48,676 +23% -21% 403 $121   $331,622,148 75
May 19, 2010 - $43,917 -10% -24% 403 $109   $331,666,065 76
May 20, 2010 - $43,444 -1% -26% 403 $108   $331,709,509 77
May 21, 2010 - $127,345 +193% +12% 411 $310   $331,836,854 78
May 22, 2010 - $209,977 +65% +3% 411 $511   $332,046,831 79
May 23, 2010 - $147,435 -30% +20% 411 $359   $332,194,266 80
May 24, 2010 - $59,816 -59% +51% 411 $146   $332,254,082 81
May 25, 2010 - $62,440 +4% +28% 411 $152   $332,316,522 82
May 26, 2010 - $54,057 -13% +23% 411 $132   $332,370,579 83
May 27, 2010 - $59,621 +10% +37% 411 $145   $332,430,200 84
May 31, 2010 13 $143,206   +139% 341 $420   $333,160,345 88
Jul 5, 2010 67 $1,956     23 $85   $334,185,206 123

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 5, 2010 1 $146,625,356   3,728 $39,331   $146,625,356 1
Mar 12, 2010 1 $84,618,312 -42% 3,728 $22,698   $231,243,668 2
Mar 19, 2010 1 $44,583,409 -47% 3,739 $11,924   $275,827,077 3
Mar 26, 2010 2 $25,698,616 -42% 3,384 $7,594   $301,525,693 4
Apr 2, 2010 5 $12,182,095 -53% 2,980 $4,088   $313,707,788 5
Apr 9, 2010 7 $6,767,071 -44% 2,530 $2,675   $320,474,859 6
Apr 16, 2010 8 $4,798,067 -29% 2,024 $2,371   $325,272,926 7
Apr 23, 2010 10 $2,935,515 -39% 1,385 $2,120   $328,208,441 8
Apr 30, 2010 12 $1,936,787 -34% 1,050 $1,845   $330,145,228 9
May 7, 2010 15 $948,485 -51% 582 $1,630   $331,093,713 10
May 14, 2010 19 $615,796 -35% 403 $1,528   $331,709,509 11
May 21, 2010 16 $720,691 +17% 411 $1,754   $332,430,200 12
May 28, 2010 12 $897,163 +24% 341 $2,631   $333,327,363 13
Jun 4, 2010 18 $450,658 -50% 277 $1,627   $333,778,021 14
Jun 11, 2010 30 $228,316 -49% 223 $1,024   $334,006,337 15
Jun 18, 2010 42 $128,446 -44% 140 $917   $334,134,783 16
Jun 25, 2010 56 $43,783 -66% 65 $674   $334,178,566 17
Jul 2, 2010 66 $12,544 -71% 23 $545   $334,191,110 18

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Australia 3/4/2010 $0 0 3 3 $24,017,954 10/16/2023
New Zealand 3/4/2010 $0 0 5 21 $689 9/5/2023
 
Rest of World $667,281,357
 
International Total$691,300,000 10/16/2023

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jun 6, 201012,095,878 2,095,878$35,441,297$35,441,2971
Jun 13, 20101657,124-69% 2,753,002$12,336,386$47,777,6832
Jun 20, 20102297,283-55% 3,050,285$5,636,307$53,413,9903
Jun 27, 20104168,239-43% 3,218,524$3,685,343$57,099,3334
Jul 4, 20104222,411+32% 3,440,935$3,610,376$60,709,7095
Jul 11, 20105105,351-53% 3,546,286$1,705,074$62,414,7836
Jul 18, 2010779,520-25% 3,625,806$1,659,980$64,074,7637
Jul 25, 2010973,179-8% 3,698,985$1,507,670$65,582,4338
Aug 1, 20101245,887-37% 3,744,872$916,574$66,499,0079
Aug 8, 20101842,764-7% 3,787,636$854,549$67,353,55610
Aug 15, 2010757,087+33% 3,844,723$1,199,780$68,553,33611
Aug 22, 20101343,370-24% 3,888,093$810,898$69,364,23412
Aug 29, 20101839,690-8% 3,927,783$835,129$70,199,36313
Sep 5, 20101636,854-7% 3,964,637$760,630$70,959,99314
May 29, 20162011,304 4,929,838$94,501$82,933,417313
Jun 5, 20162016,880+49% 4,946,718$168,631$83,102,048314
Jun 12, 2016308,816-48% 4,955,534$87,455$83,189,503315

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jun 6, 20101475,883 475,883$12,011,287$12,011,2871
Jun 13, 20101163,724-66% 639,607$4,795,033$16,806,3202
Jun 20, 20102103,333-37% 742,940$3,089,025$19,895,3453
Jun 27, 2010642,403-59% 785,343$1,304,066$21,199,4114
Jul 4, 2010730,192-29% 815,535$968,318$22,167,7295
Jul 11, 2010721,246-30% 836,781$702,139$22,869,8686
Jul 18, 2010816,327-23% 853,108$540,106$23,409,9747
Jul 25, 2010913,657-16% 866,765$451,376$23,861,3508
Aug 1, 20101011,000-19% 877,765$363,201$24,224,5519
Aug 8, 20102010,912-1% 888,677$356,591$24,581,14210
Aug 15, 201087,822-28% 896,499$256,271$24,837,41311
Aug 22, 2010911,015+41% 907,514$355,868$25,193,28112
Aug 29, 2010176,514-41% 914,028$213,410$25,406,69113
Oct 3, 2010815,464 986,076$469,743$27,478,86018

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