Bad Teacher (2011)

Bad Teacher poster
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $100,292,856Details
International Box Office $115,156,141Details
Worldwide Box Office $215,448,997
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $13,464,564 Details
Est. Domestic Blu-ray Sales $4,217,349 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $17,681,913
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Synopsis

Some teachers just don't give an F. For example, there's Elizabeth. She's foul-mouthed, ruthless, and inappropriate. She drinks, she gets high, and she can't wait to marry her meal ticket and get out of her bogus day job. When she's dumped by her fiancé, she sets her plan in motion to win over a rich, handsome substitute - competing for his affections with an overly energetic colleague, Amy. When Elizabeth also finds herself fighting off the advances of a sarcastic, irreverent gym teacher, the consequences of her wild and outrageous schemes give her students, her coworkers, and even herself an education like no other.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$31,603,106 (31.5% of total gross)
Legs:3.17 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:46.6% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$19,000,000 (worldwide box office is 11.3 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,049 opening theaters/3,049 max. theaters, 5.7 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $136,337,571

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: June 24th, 2011 (Wide) by Sony Pictures
Video Release: October 18th, 2011 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: R for sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use.
(Rating bulletin 2165, 3/30/2011)
Running Time: 92 minutes
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Keywords: Bad Role Models, Relationships Gone Wrong, Inspirational Teacher, Romance, Addiction, Narcotics, Hot for Teacher
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Sony Pictures, Mosaic Media
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Independence Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 93 $14,506,592 Jul 1, 2011 10
Independence Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 145 $20,671,440 Jul 1, 2011 10
Top Comedy Weekend Domestic 71 $31,603,106 Jun 24, 2011 3
Top Sony Pictures Weekend Domestic 100 $31,603,106 Jun 24, 2011 3

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 24, 2011 2 $31,603,106   3,049 $10,365   $31,603,106 1
Jul 1, 2011 3 $14,506,592 -54% 3,049 $4,758   $59,952,563 2
Jul 8, 2011 5 $8,914,412 -39% 2,962 $3,010   $78,671,819 3
Jul 15, 2011 7 $5,152,447 -42% 2,659 $1,938   $88,457,639 4
Jul 22, 2011 9 $2,610,925 -49% 2,034 $1,284   $94,365,688 5
Jul 29, 2011 14 $842,740 -68% 765 $1,102   $96,718,147 6
Aug 5, 2011 21 $341,825 -59% 350 $977   $97,513,967 7
Aug 12, 2011 29 $203,827 -40% 149 $1,368   $97,901,421 8
Aug 19, 2011 41 $106,189 -48% 100 $1,062   $98,108,425 9
Aug 26, 2011 38 $100,214 -6% 75 $1,336   $98,264,694 10
Sep 2, 2011 31 $477,188 +376% 986 $484   $98,777,576 11
Sep 9, 2011 49 $59,365 -88% 96 $618   $99,039,414 12
Sep 16, 2011 29 $326,549 +450% 474 $689   $99,390,898 13
Sep 23, 2011 34 $160,977 -51% 232 $694   $99,685,143 14
Sep 30, 2011 16 $473,817 +194% 354 $1,338   $100,226,015 15
Oct 7, 2011 56 $32,554 -93% 64 $509   $100,292,856 16

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jun 24, 2011 2 $12,243,987     3,049 $4,016   $12,243,987 1
Jun 25, 2011 2 $11,013,530 -10%   3,049 $3,612   $23,257,517 2
Jun 26, 2011 2 $8,345,589 -24%   3,049 $2,737   $31,603,106 3
Jun 27, 2011 2 $4,008,884 -52%   3,049 $1,315   $35,611,990 4
Jun 28, 2011 3 $3,916,191 -2%   3,049 $1,284   $39,528,181 5
Jun 29, 2011 3 $2,979,609 -24%   3,049 $977   $42,507,790 6
Jun 30, 2011 3 $2,938,181 -1%   3,049 $964   $45,445,971 7
Jul 1, 2011 3 $4,524,068 +54% -63% 3,049 $1,484   $49,970,039 8
Jul 2, 2011 3 $5,049,670 +12% -54% 3,049 $1,656   $55,019,709 9
Jul 3, 2011 3 $4,932,854 -2% -41% 3,049 $1,618   $59,952,563 10
Jul 4, 2011 4 $2,754,942 -44% -31% 3,049 $904   $62,707,505 11
Jul 5, 2011 3 $2,503,509 -9% -36% 3,049 $821   $65,211,014 12
Jul 6, 2011 3 $2,292,626 -8% -23% 3,049 $752   $67,503,640 13
Jul 7, 2011 3 $2,253,767 -2% -23% 3,049 $739   $69,757,407 14
Jul 8, 2011 5 $3,031,878 +35% -33% 2,962 $1,024   $72,789,285 15
Jul 9, 2011 5 $3,468,446 +14% -31% 2,962 $1,171   $76,257,731 16
Jul 10, 2011 5 $2,414,088 -30% -51% 2,962 $815   $78,671,819 17
Jul 11, 2011 5 $1,215,169 -50% -56% 2,962 $410   $79,886,988 18
Jul 12, 2011 5 $1,392,676 +15% -44% 2,962 $470   $81,279,664 19
Jul 13, 2011 5 $1,091,345 -22% -52% 2,962 $368   $82,371,009 20
Jul 14, 2011 5 $934,183 -14% -59% 2,962 $315   $83,305,192 21
Jul 15, 2011 7 $1,608,884 +72% -47% 2,959 $544   $84,914,076 22
Jul 16, 2011 7 $2,094,376 +30% -40% 2,959 $708   $87,008,452 23
Jul 17, 2011 7 $1,449,187 -31% -40% 2,959 $490   $88,457,639 24
Jul 18, 2011 7 $785,831 -46% -35% 2,959 $266   $89,243,470 25
Jul 19, 2011 7 $925,681 +18% -34% 2,959 $313   $90,169,151 26
Jul 20, 2011 7 $784,162 -15% -28% 2,959 $265   $90,953,313 27
Jul 21, 2011 7 $801,450 +2% -14% 2,959 $271   $91,754,763 28
Jul 22, 2011 9 $855,881 +7% -47% 2,034 $421   $92,610,644 29
Jul 23, 2011 9 $1,058,501 +24% -49% 2,034 $520   $93,669,145 30
Jul 24, 2011 9 $696,543 -34% -52% 2,034 $342   $94,365,688 31
Jul 25, 2011 9 $371,954 -47% -53% 2,034 $183   $94,737,642 32
Jul 26, 2011 9 $430,560 +16% -53% 2,034 $212   $95,168,202 33
Jul 27, 2011 9 $354,693 -18% -55% 2,034 $174   $95,522,895 34
Jul 28, 2011 9 $352,512 -1% -56% 2,034 $173   $95,875,407 35
Jul 29, 2011 - $269,463 -24% -69% 765 $352   $96,144,870 36
Jul 30, 2011 - $328,791 +22% -69% 765 $430   $96,473,661 37
Jul 31, 2011 - $244,486 -26% -65% 765 $320   $96,718,147 38
Aug 1, 2011 - $117,822 -52% -68% 765 $154   $96,835,969 39
Aug 2, 2011 - $124,503 +6% -71% 765 $163   $96,960,472 40
Aug 3, 2011 - $108,837 -13% -69% 765 $142   $97,069,309 41
Aug 4, 2011 - $102,833 -6% -71% 765 $134   $97,172,142 42
Aug 5, 2011 - $115,557 +12% -57% 350 $330   $97,287,699 43
Aug 6, 2011 - $139,445 +21% -58% 350 $398   $97,427,144 44
Aug 7, 2011 - $86,823 -38% -64% 350 $248   $97,513,967 45
Aug 8, 2011 - $48,974 -44% -58% 350 $140   $97,562,941 46
Aug 9, 2011 - $57,348 +17% -54% 350 $164   $97,620,289 47
Aug 10, 2011 - $39,811 -31% -63% 350 $114   $97,660,100 48
Aug 11, 2011 - $37,494 -6% -64% 350 $107   $97,697,594 49
Aug 12, 2011 - $80,676 +115% -30% 149 $541   $97,778,270 50
Aug 13, 2011 - $89,427 +11% -36% 149 $600   $97,867,697 51
Aug 14, 2011 - $33,724 -62% -61% 149 $226   $97,901,421 52
Aug 15, 2011 - $22,171 -34% -55% 149 $149   $97,923,592 53
Aug 16, 2011 - $27,189 +23% -53% 149 $182   $97,950,781 54
Aug 17, 2011 - $25,612 -6% -36% 149 $172   $97,976,393 55
Aug 18, 2011 - $25,843 +1% -31% 149 $173   $98,002,236 56
Aug 19, 2011 - $37,267 +44% -54% 100 $373   $98,039,503 57
Aug 20, 2011 - $47,368 +27% -47% 100 $474   $98,086,871 58
Aug 21, 2011 - $21,554 -54% -36% 100 $216   $98,108,425 59
Aug 26, 2011 - $34,707   -7% 75 $463   $98,199,187 64
Aug 27, 2011 - $49,095 +41% +4% 75 $655   $98,248,282 65
Aug 28, 2011 - $16,412 -67% -24% 75 $219   $98,264,694 66
Aug 29, 2011 - $8,351 -49%   75 $111   $98,273,045 67
Aug 30, 2011 - $10,154 +22%   75 $135   $98,283,199 68
Aug 31, 2011 - $8,959 -12%   75 $119   $98,292,158 69
Sep 1, 2011 - $8,230 -8%   75 $110   $98,300,388 70
Sep 2, 2011 - $125,214 +1,421% +261% 986 $127   $98,425,602 71
Sep 3, 2011 - $180,126 +44% +267% 986 $183   $98,605,728 72
Sep 4, 2011 - $171,848 -5% +947% 986 $174   $98,777,576 73
Sep 5, 2011 32 $81,967 -52% +882% 986 $83   $98,859,543 74
Sep 6, 2011 - $43,880 -46% +332% 986 $45   $98,903,423 75
Sep 7, 2011 - $38,743 -12% +332% 986 $39   $98,942,166 76
Sep 8, 2011 - $37,883 -2% +360% 986 $38   $98,980,049 77
Sep 9, 2011 - $19,473 -49% -84% 96 $203   $98,999,522 78
Sep 10, 2011 - $28,759 +48% -84% 96 $300   $99,028,281 79
Sep 11, 2011 - $11,133 -61% -94% 96 $116   $99,039,414 80
Sep 16, 2011 - $98,831   +408% 474 $209   $99,163,180 85
Sep 17, 2011 - $143,248 +45% +398% 474 $302   $99,306,428 86
Sep 18, 2011 - $84,470 -41% +659% 474 $178   $99,390,898 87
Sep 23, 2011 - $48,704   -51% 232 $210   $99,572,870 92
Sep 24, 2011 - $69,194 +42% -52% 232 $298   $99,642,064 93
Sep 25, 2011 - $43,079 -38% -49% 232 $186   $99,685,143 94
Sep 30, 2011 - $261,151   +436% 354 $738   $100,013,349 99
Oct 1, 2011 - $192,340 -26% +178% 354 $543   $100,205,689 100
Oct 2, 2011 - $20,326 -89% -53% 354 $57   $100,226,015 101
Oct 7, 2011 - $9,986   -96% 64 $156   $100,270,288 106
Oct 8, 2011 - $13,499 +35% -93% 64 $211   $100,283,787 107
Oct 9, 2011 - $9,069 -33% -55% 64 $142   $100,292,856 108

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 24, 2011 12 $45,445,971   3,049 $14,905   $45,445,971 1
Jul 1, 2011 2 $24,311,436 -47% 3,049 $7,974   $69,757,407 2
Jul 8, 2011 6 $13,547,785 -44% 2,962 $4,574   $83,305,192 3
Jul 15, 2011 7 $8,449,571 -38% 2,959 $2,856   $91,754,763 4
Jul 22, 2011 9 $4,120,644 -51% 2,034 $2,026   $95,875,407 5
Jul 29, 2011 14 $1,296,735 -69% 765 $1,695   $97,172,142 6
Aug 5, 2011 22 $525,452 -59% 350 $1,501   $97,697,594 7
Aug 12, 2011 66 $25,843 -95% 149 $173   $98,002,236 8
Aug 19, 2011 40 $162,244 +528% 100 $1,622   $98,164,480 9
Aug 26, 2011 43 $135,908 -16% 75 $1,812   $98,300,388 10
Sep 2, 2011 31 $679,661 +400% 986 $689   $98,980,049 11
Sep 9, 2011 50 $84,300 -88% 96 $878   $99,064,349 12
Sep 16, 2011 27 $459,817 +445% 474 $970   $99,524,166 13
Sep 23, 2011 35 $228,032 -50% 232 $983   $99,752,198 14
Sep 30, 2011 21 $508,104 +123% 354 $1,435   $100,260,302 15

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
Oct 23, 20111260,443 260,443$4,622,863$4,622,8631
Oct 30, 20114107,563-59% 368,006$1,935,058$6,557,9212
Nov 6, 20111154,869-49% 422,875$987,093$7,545,0143
Nov 13, 20112151,685-6% 474,560$929,813$8,474,8274
Nov 20, 20112339,517-24% 514,077$719,209$9,194,0365
Dec 2, 20122844,095 755,509$365,988$12,520,82759

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Oct 23, 2011487,555 87,555$2,043,523$2,043,5231
Oct 30, 20111126,438-70% 113,993$568,915$2,612,4382

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Netflix Daily Charts

DateRankDays In
Top 10
Vierwership
Score
Sep 28, 202061 5
Sep 29, 202042 12
Sep 30, 202023 21
Oct 1, 202034 29
Oct 2, 202085 32

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Leading Cast

Cameron Diaz    Elizabeth Halsey

Supporting Cast

Lucy Punch    Amy Squirrell
Jason Segel    Russell Gettis
Justin Timberlake    Scott Delacorte
Phyllis Smith    Lynn Davies
John Michael Higgins    Wally Snur
Dave Allen    Sandy Pinkus
Jillian Armenante    Ms. Pavicic
Matthew J. Evans    Garrett Tiara
Kaitlyn Dever    Sasha Abernathy
Kathryn Newton    Chase Rubin-Rossi
Igal Ben Yair    Arkady
Daniel Castro    Rodrigo
Nat Faxon    Mark
Thomas Lennon    Carl Halabi
Eric Stonestreet    Kirk
Molly Shannon    Melody
Noah Munck    Tristan

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

Production and Technical Credits

Jimmy Miller    Producer
David Householter    Producer
Georgia Kacandes    Executive Producer
Jake Kasdan    Executive Producer
Lee Eisenberg    Executive Producer
Gene Stupnitsky    Executive Producer
Jake Kasdan    Director
Gene Stupnitsky    Screenwriter
Lee Eisenberg    Screenwriter
Alar Kivilo    Cinematographer
Tara Timpone    Editor
Michael Andrews    Composer
Manish Raval    Music Supervisor
Tom Wolfe    Music Supervisor
Jefferson Sage    Production Designer
Andrew Max Cahn    Art Director
Ron Reiss    Set Decorator
Debra McGuire    Costume Designer
John Pritchett    Sound Mixer
Joel Shryack    Supervising Sound Editor
Tateum Kohut    Re-recording Mixer
Gregg Landaker    Re-recording Mixer
Jamie Dixon    Visual Effects Supervisor
Malosi Leonard    Stunt Coordinator
Melvin Mar    Associate Producer
M. Riley    Associate Producer
Carey Dietrick    Assistant Director
Amy McIntyre Britt    Casting Director
Anya Colloff    Casting Director

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

DVD Sales: Captain Fights His Way to First Place

November 8th, 2011

The DVD sales chart returned to normal, at least what passes for normal as we witness the decline of DVD sales. There were not a lot of new releases to chart, but at least the best of them was able to move a lot of units. Captain America: The First Avenger was dominant earning first place with 726,000 units / $12.56 million. More...

Blu-ray Sales: Strange Week on the Home Market

November 2nd, 2011

While the new releases were terrible on DVD, the Blu-ray sales chart was incredibly active thanks to Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. This film sold 1.71 million units and generated $48.50 million in opening week sales; however, the DVD only release doesn't come out till the 15th of November, so it is not quite fair to compare this result to other concurrent Blu-ray sales. That said, the strategy appears to have worked. More...

DVD Sales: Just Plain Bad

November 1st, 2011

The top of the DVD sales chart was the weakest it's been since August, as Bad Teacher was the number one selling DVD with just 265,000 units sold and $4.71 million in opening week revenue. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for October 18th, 2011

October 18th, 2011

It should be a relatively good week in terms of DVD and Blu-ray sales with Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides leading the way. However, it's not a particularly deep week in terms of home market releases. Nor is it really strong when it comes to contenders for Pick of the Week. Degrassi: Season Ten is in competition, but in the end I went with Robotech: The Complete Series. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Tale Tall During Sophomore Stint

October 3rd, 2011

It was a good news / bad news weekend and the box office. First the bad news. Only one of the four new wide releases made any real impact and this led to a 16% drop-off from last weekend to just $99 million. The good news is that's still 4% higher than the same weekend last year. Year-to-date, 2011 is still behind 2010 by 3% at $7.99 billion to $8.27 billion, but at least there's a little hope left that we can turn things around, if October beats expectations. More...

International Box Office: Quarter Billion Reasons to Say Smurf

September 1st, 2011

For the third weekend in a row, The Smurfs earned first place on the international chart. This time they pulled in $26.82 million on 9,023 screens in 48 markets for a total of $258.27 million internationally and $384.22 million worldwide. It was a pretty slow weekend in terms of new releases (it earned $739,000 on 137 screens in Denmark) but that changes next weekend with an opening in Japan, while Australia and Italy are also just around the corner. Even if the film had no markets left to open in, it would still get to $300 million internationally and $400 million worldwide, but even with these three major markets, it probably won't hit any other major milestones. More...

International Box Office: Transformers Hold Top Spot with Plenty of Milestones Below

July 13th, 2011

Transformers: Dark of the Moon repeated as champion on the international stage with $94.70 million on 11,222 screens in 58 markets for a total of $386.43 million internationally and $647.51 million worldwide. At this pace, by this weekend it will be ahead of Transformers and will have no trouble becoming the biggest hit in the franchise. As for individual markets, it earned the most in South Korea where it was down just 31% to $15.11 million on 1,301 screens over the weekend for a total of $54.47 million after two. It became the fastest film to reach $50 million in that market. It wasn't able to hold on as well in the U.K. down 56% to $7.58 million on 522 screens over the weekend for a total of $31.45 million after two. In Australia it was down 43%, which at first glance seems strong, but it was a holiday weekend in that market and half the films in the top five saw growth. It still added $7.52 million on 596 screens over the weekend for a running tally of $29.13 million, which is stronger than its performance, given the relative size of the two markets. The film fell 56% in Russia, which isn't bad compared to the average drop-off in that market. It managed $7.47 million on 1,385 screens over the weekend for a two-week total of $36.03 million. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Transformers Lights Up the Competition, Box Office Remains Dark

July 11th, 2011

Transformers: Dark of the Moon led the way for the second weekend in a row and overall the top five films were a little stronger than expected, but sadly that wasn't enough for 2011 to score a win. It didn't even come close. The overall box office was just $156 million, which was 23% lower than last weekend, but the post-holiday slump mostly explains that. However, it was 19% lower than the same weekend last year and there's no excuse for that. The bad news continues as 2011 has fallen more than $500 million behind 2010's pace, while attendance is just down close to 10%. Unless Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 is an exceptional hit at the box office, the summer of 2011 could have the worst ticket sales in more than a decade. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will There Be Any Change on Top?

July 7th, 2011

While there are two wide releases coming out this week, it seems unlikely that either of them will seriously challenge Transformers: Dark of the Moon for top spot at the box office. In fact, it's more likely that Horrible Bosses and Zookeeper combined won't make as much as Dark of the Moon will make this weekend. The new releases are certainly weaker than those from last year and there's no hope any film will make more than Despicable Me did during its opening weekend. Worse still, June 2011 sold the fewest number of tickets for any June since the year 2000; we really can't afford another slow week at the box office, but that's likely to be exactly what we are going to get. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Dark of the Moon Shines Brighter than Expected

July 6th, 2011

There was mostly good news over the Independence Day long weekend, with the number one film topping expectations. However, while Transformers: Dark of the Moon set records, it was the only film to surpass Thursday's predictions by any serious degree. The total box office take was $202 million over three days and $241 million over four, but the lower-than-expected Monday numbers meant that, while the combined take from Friday to Sunday for all films was up 15% from last weekend and 7% from last year, over four days, 2011 was down 4% compared to last year. I think we can conclude 4th of July fireworks had a lot to do with this. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will Dark of the Moon Burn Bright?

June 30th, 2011

It's Independence Day long weekend, which is generally one of the busiest weekend of the year. School kids are all out of school for summer, adults have Monday off, and it is the perfect time to celebrate by going to an air conditioned movie theater. Unfortunately, while there's a lot of hype surrounding the megawide release of the week, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the reality might not live up to the hype. It's already off to a slow start compared to last year's number one film, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and since 2011 is still $400 million behind 2010, we can't afford a major loss this weekend. More...

International Box Office: Cars Cuts Off Panda to Take Checkered Flag

June 29th, 2011

In a battle of digitally animated sequels, Cars 2 came out on top with $39.23 million on 4,873 screens in 25 markets for a total opening of $43.98 million. Its best market was Russia where it opened in first place with $9.42 million on 950 screens. By comparison, the original Cars made $4 million in that market, in total. The film was also very strong in Mexico with $8.08 million on 1,981 screens and in Brazil with $5.29 million on 747 screens over the weekend for a total opening of $7.04 million. The film had to deal with direct competition in Australia, but still came out on top with $5.13 million. The final major market it debuted in was Italy, where it earned $3.86 million on 834 screens over the weekend for a total opening of $5.71 million. Overall, the film more than doubled the debuts of Cars in the markets it opened in, while it was on par with Toys 3's openings. Granted, it likely won't have the same legs, but this is still a great start. More...

Per Theater Chart: Cars 2 Wins in a Photo Finish

June 29th, 2011

Not only did Cars 2 win the overall box office race, but it also won the race on the per theater chart with an average of $16,072. A Better Life and PASSIONE: A Musical Adventure were right behind with $15,522 and $15,377 respectively. The final film in the $10,000 club was Bad Teacher, which was a surprise entrant with $10,365. More...

2011 Preview: July

June 28th, 2011

July starts with one of the most important holidays of the year, which is good news for the industry, as June was a little weaker than expected, at least on average. None of the films were shockingly bad at the box office, even if a few missed early predictions by significant degrees. But conversely, none really shocked analysts with their box office prowess. As such, 2011 continued to slide a little further behind 2010's pace, a trend the movie industry hopes will end this month. Fortunately, that is a reasonable goal. Last July was home to two $100 million movies, two $200 million movies, and a one $300 million movie, assuming you count The Twilight Saga: Eclipse as a July film. This time around, we could see two films top $300 million, assuming you count Transformers: Dark of the Moon as a July release. Meanwhile, there are several potential $100 million films. I count up to six films with a statistically significant shot at reaching the century mark, but I would be amazed if more than half of them got there. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Cars 2 Leaves Critics in the Dust

June 27th, 2011

Despite what critics thought of the film, Cars 2 proved popular with moviegoers while Bad Teacher was also a hit in its counter-programing role. Their combined effort helped the overall box office grow 15% from last weekend to $176 million. That's 7% higher than the same weekend last year, which gives 2011 a much-needed win. The year is still $400 million behind last year's pace at $4.90 billion to $5.30 billion, but even little victories are important. Remember, 2010 was ahead of of 2009 by $300 million at the beginning of October, but just three months later, that lead had completely evaporated. Hopefully the reverse can happen this time around and 2011 can squeeze out a victory. However, for that to happen, it needs to slowly chip away and close the deficit. More...

Weekend Estimates: Cars Off to Speedy Start

June 26th, 2011

Pixar continues its run as Hollywood's most successful production house this weekend with a 12th consecutive number one opening -- a run that dates back to its very first theatrical release, Toy Story back in November, 1995. Cars 2 will be middle of the pack as far as Pixar openings are concerned, but enjoys a big lead this weekend with an estimated $68 million, somewhat ahead of predictions going in to the weekend. In second place, Bad Teacher is estimated at $31 million, also better than expected, which should mean that this weekend ends up ahead of last year. More...

Weekend Predictions: Can Cars 2 Keep Pixar's Winning Streak Alive?

June 23rd, 2011

While the summer blockbuster season starts the first weekend in May, for many school kids the summer is only just about to get into full gear. Cars 2 is arguably the most anticipated kids movie of the summer, possibly of the year. However, there are some signs it might not live up to past Pixar releases with a few predicting it might actually become the studio's first miss at the box office. This is bad news, as 2011 has started to fall further behind 2010's pace after a few bright weeks in late spring and early summer. This weekend last year wasn't particularly strong when it comes to new releases with Toy Story 3 repeating in top spot with just under $60 million, so there was an opportunity for the box office to recover some ground. Unfortunately, the number one film this year might not match that figure and there's not as much depth either. More...

2011 Preview: June

June 1st, 2011

After a strong May in which most weekends saw growth year-over-year, there is finally some real optimism at the box office. Will that continue this month? It might be tough, as last June was actually pretty good, all things considered. It was certainly busier. This time around there are only seven wide releases, but the lack of competition should help each individual film reach its full potential, and there's a chance five of the seven films will earn more than $100 million at the box office. If less than three of them reach the century mark, it would be a huge shock. On the other hand, there's nothing opening this month that will compare to Toy Story 3, which earned more than $400 million last year. The only one that has a real shot to come close is Transformers: Dark of the Moon. However, since that film opens on a Wednesday the 29th of June and the Friday is the 1st of July, it is more of a July release and we will preview it at the beginning of next month. More...


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  8. Trailer

Synopsis

Some teachers just don't give an F. For example, there's Elizabeth. She's foul-mouthed, ruthless, and inappropriate. She drinks, she gets high, and she can't wait to marry her meal ticket and get out of her bogus day job. When she's dumped by her fiancé, she sets her plan in motion to win over a rich, handsome substitute - competing for his affections with an overly energetic colleague, Amy. When Elizabeth also finds herself fighting off the advances of a sarcastic, irreverent gym teacher, the consequences of her wild and outrageous schemes give her students, her coworkers, and even herself an education like no other.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$31,603,106 (31.5% of total gross)
Legs:3.17 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:46.6% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$19,000,000 (worldwide box office is 11.3 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,049 opening theaters/3,049 max. theaters, 5.7 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $136,337,571

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: June 24th, 2011 (Wide) by Sony Pictures
Video Release: October 18th, 2011 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: R for sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use.
(Rating bulletin 2165, 3/30/2011)
Running Time: 92 minutes
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Keywords: Bad Role Models, Relationships Gone Wrong, Inspirational Teacher, Romance, Addiction, Narcotics, Hot for Teacher
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Sony Pictures, Mosaic Media
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Independence Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 93 $14,506,592 Jul 1, 2011 10
Independence Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 145 $20,671,440 Jul 1, 2011 10
Top Comedy Weekend Domestic 71 $31,603,106 Jun 24, 2011 3
Top Sony Pictures Weekend Domestic 100 $31,603,106 Jun 24, 2011 3

Leading Cast

Cameron Diaz    Elizabeth Halsey

Supporting Cast

Lucy Punch    Amy Squirrell
Jason Segel    Russell Gettis
Justin Timberlake    Scott Delacorte
Phyllis Smith    Lynn Davies
John Michael Higgins    Wally Snur
Dave Allen    Sandy Pinkus
Jillian Armenante    Ms. Pavicic
Matthew J. Evans    Garrett Tiara
Kaitlyn Dever    Sasha Abernathy
Kathryn Newton    Chase Rubin-Rossi
Igal Ben Yair    Arkady
Daniel Castro    Rodrigo
Nat Faxon    Mark
Thomas Lennon    Carl Halabi
Eric Stonestreet    Kirk
Molly Shannon    Melody
Noah Munck    Tristan

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

Production and Technical Credits

Jimmy Miller    Producer
David Householter    Producer
Georgia Kacandes    Executive Producer
Jake Kasdan    Executive Producer
Lee Eisenberg    Executive Producer
Gene Stupnitsky    Executive Producer
Jake Kasdan    Director
Gene Stupnitsky    Screenwriter
Lee Eisenberg    Screenwriter
Alar Kivilo    Cinematographer
Tara Timpone    Editor
Michael Andrews    Composer
Manish Raval    Music Supervisor
Tom Wolfe    Music Supervisor
Jefferson Sage    Production Designer
Andrew Max Cahn    Art Director
Ron Reiss    Set Decorator
Debra McGuire    Costume Designer
John Pritchett    Sound Mixer
Joel Shryack    Supervising Sound Editor
Tateum Kohut    Re-recording Mixer
Gregg Landaker    Re-recording Mixer
Jamie Dixon    Visual Effects Supervisor
Malosi Leonard    Stunt Coordinator
Melvin Mar    Associate Producer
M. Riley    Associate Producer
Carey Dietrick    Assistant Director
Amy McIntyre Britt    Casting Director
Anya Colloff    Casting Director

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

DVD Sales: Captain Fights His Way to First Place

November 8th, 2011

The DVD sales chart returned to normal, at least what passes for normal as we witness the decline of DVD sales. There were not a lot of new releases to chart, but at least the best of them was able to move a lot of units. Captain America: The First Avenger was dominant earning first place with 726,000 units / $12.56 million. More...

Blu-ray Sales: Strange Week on the Home Market

November 2nd, 2011

While the new releases were terrible on DVD, the Blu-ray sales chart was incredibly active thanks to Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. This film sold 1.71 million units and generated $48.50 million in opening week sales; however, the DVD only release doesn't come out till the 15th of November, so it is not quite fair to compare this result to other concurrent Blu-ray sales. That said, the strategy appears to have worked. More...

DVD Sales: Just Plain Bad

November 1st, 2011

The top of the DVD sales chart was the weakest it's been since August, as Bad Teacher was the number one selling DVD with just 265,000 units sold and $4.71 million in opening week revenue. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for October 18th, 2011

October 18th, 2011

It should be a relatively good week in terms of DVD and Blu-ray sales with Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides leading the way. However, it's not a particularly deep week in terms of home market releases. Nor is it really strong when it comes to contenders for Pick of the Week. Degrassi: Season Ten is in competition, but in the end I went with Robotech: The Complete Series. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Tale Tall During Sophomore Stint

October 3rd, 2011

It was a good news / bad news weekend and the box office. First the bad news. Only one of the four new wide releases made any real impact and this led to a 16% drop-off from last weekend to just $99 million. The good news is that's still 4% higher than the same weekend last year. Year-to-date, 2011 is still behind 2010 by 3% at $7.99 billion to $8.27 billion, but at least there's a little hope left that we can turn things around, if October beats expectations. More...

International Box Office: Quarter Billion Reasons to Say Smurf

September 1st, 2011

For the third weekend in a row, The Smurfs earned first place on the international chart. This time they pulled in $26.82 million on 9,023 screens in 48 markets for a total of $258.27 million internationally and $384.22 million worldwide. It was a pretty slow weekend in terms of new releases (it earned $739,000 on 137 screens in Denmark) but that changes next weekend with an opening in Japan, while Australia and Italy are also just around the corner. Even if the film had no markets left to open in, it would still get to $300 million internationally and $400 million worldwide, but even with these three major markets, it probably won't hit any other major milestones. More...

International Box Office: Transformers Hold Top Spot with Plenty of Milestones Below

July 13th, 2011

Transformers: Dark of the Moon repeated as champion on the international stage with $94.70 million on 11,222 screens in 58 markets for a total of $386.43 million internationally and $647.51 million worldwide. At this pace, by this weekend it will be ahead of Transformers and will have no trouble becoming the biggest hit in the franchise. As for individual markets, it earned the most in South Korea where it was down just 31% to $15.11 million on 1,301 screens over the weekend for a total of $54.47 million after two. It became the fastest film to reach $50 million in that market. It wasn't able to hold on as well in the U.K. down 56% to $7.58 million on 522 screens over the weekend for a total of $31.45 million after two. In Australia it was down 43%, which at first glance seems strong, but it was a holiday weekend in that market and half the films in the top five saw growth. It still added $7.52 million on 596 screens over the weekend for a running tally of $29.13 million, which is stronger than its performance, given the relative size of the two markets. The film fell 56% in Russia, which isn't bad compared to the average drop-off in that market. It managed $7.47 million on 1,385 screens over the weekend for a two-week total of $36.03 million. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Transformers Lights Up the Competition, Box Office Remains Dark

July 11th, 2011

Transformers: Dark of the Moon led the way for the second weekend in a row and overall the top five films were a little stronger than expected, but sadly that wasn't enough for 2011 to score a win. It didn't even come close. The overall box office was just $156 million, which was 23% lower than last weekend, but the post-holiday slump mostly explains that. However, it was 19% lower than the same weekend last year and there's no excuse for that. The bad news continues as 2011 has fallen more than $500 million behind 2010's pace, while attendance is just down close to 10%. Unless Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 is an exceptional hit at the box office, the summer of 2011 could have the worst ticket sales in more than a decade. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will There Be Any Change on Top?

July 7th, 2011

While there are two wide releases coming out this week, it seems unlikely that either of them will seriously challenge Transformers: Dark of the Moon for top spot at the box office. In fact, it's more likely that Horrible Bosses and Zookeeper combined won't make as much as Dark of the Moon will make this weekend. The new releases are certainly weaker than those from last year and there's no hope any film will make more than Despicable Me did during its opening weekend. Worse still, June 2011 sold the fewest number of tickets for any June since the year 2000; we really can't afford another slow week at the box office, but that's likely to be exactly what we are going to get. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Dark of the Moon Shines Brighter than Expected

July 6th, 2011

There was mostly good news over the Independence Day long weekend, with the number one film topping expectations. However, while Transformers: Dark of the Moon set records, it was the only film to surpass Thursday's predictions by any serious degree. The total box office take was $202 million over three days and $241 million over four, but the lower-than-expected Monday numbers meant that, while the combined take from Friday to Sunday for all films was up 15% from last weekend and 7% from last year, over four days, 2011 was down 4% compared to last year. I think we can conclude 4th of July fireworks had a lot to do with this. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will Dark of the Moon Burn Bright?

June 30th, 2011

It's Independence Day long weekend, which is generally one of the busiest weekend of the year. School kids are all out of school for summer, adults have Monday off, and it is the perfect time to celebrate by going to an air conditioned movie theater. Unfortunately, while there's a lot of hype surrounding the megawide release of the week, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the reality might not live up to the hype. It's already off to a slow start compared to last year's number one film, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and since 2011 is still $400 million behind 2010, we can't afford a major loss this weekend. More...

International Box Office: Cars Cuts Off Panda to Take Checkered Flag

June 29th, 2011

In a battle of digitally animated sequels, Cars 2 came out on top with $39.23 million on 4,873 screens in 25 markets for a total opening of $43.98 million. Its best market was Russia where it opened in first place with $9.42 million on 950 screens. By comparison, the original Cars made $4 million in that market, in total. The film was also very strong in Mexico with $8.08 million on 1,981 screens and in Brazil with $5.29 million on 747 screens over the weekend for a total opening of $7.04 million. The film had to deal with direct competition in Australia, but still came out on top with $5.13 million. The final major market it debuted in was Italy, where it earned $3.86 million on 834 screens over the weekend for a total opening of $5.71 million. Overall, the film more than doubled the debuts of Cars in the markets it opened in, while it was on par with Toys 3's openings. Granted, it likely won't have the same legs, but this is still a great start. More...

Per Theater Chart: Cars 2 Wins in a Photo Finish

June 29th, 2011

Not only did Cars 2 win the overall box office race, but it also won the race on the per theater chart with an average of $16,072. A Better Life and PASSIONE: A Musical Adventure were right behind with $15,522 and $15,377 respectively. The final film in the $10,000 club was Bad Teacher, which was a surprise entrant with $10,365. More...

2011 Preview: July

June 28th, 2011

July starts with one of the most important holidays of the year, which is good news for the industry, as June was a little weaker than expected, at least on average. None of the films were shockingly bad at the box office, even if a few missed early predictions by significant degrees. But conversely, none really shocked analysts with their box office prowess. As such, 2011 continued to slide a little further behind 2010's pace, a trend the movie industry hopes will end this month. Fortunately, that is a reasonable goal. Last July was home to two $100 million movies, two $200 million movies, and a one $300 million movie, assuming you count The Twilight Saga: Eclipse as a July film. This time around, we could see two films top $300 million, assuming you count Transformers: Dark of the Moon as a July release. Meanwhile, there are several potential $100 million films. I count up to six films with a statistically significant shot at reaching the century mark, but I would be amazed if more than half of them got there. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Cars 2 Leaves Critics in the Dust

June 27th, 2011

Despite what critics thought of the film, Cars 2 proved popular with moviegoers while Bad Teacher was also a hit in its counter-programing role. Their combined effort helped the overall box office grow 15% from last weekend to $176 million. That's 7% higher than the same weekend last year, which gives 2011 a much-needed win. The year is still $400 million behind last year's pace at $4.90 billion to $5.30 billion, but even little victories are important. Remember, 2010 was ahead of of 2009 by $300 million at the beginning of October, but just three months later, that lead had completely evaporated. Hopefully the reverse can happen this time around and 2011 can squeeze out a victory. However, for that to happen, it needs to slowly chip away and close the deficit. More...

Weekend Estimates: Cars Off to Speedy Start

June 26th, 2011

Pixar continues its run as Hollywood's most successful production house this weekend with a 12th consecutive number one opening -- a run that dates back to its very first theatrical release, Toy Story back in November, 1995. Cars 2 will be middle of the pack as far as Pixar openings are concerned, but enjoys a big lead this weekend with an estimated $68 million, somewhat ahead of predictions going in to the weekend. In second place, Bad Teacher is estimated at $31 million, also better than expected, which should mean that this weekend ends up ahead of last year. More...

Weekend Predictions: Can Cars 2 Keep Pixar's Winning Streak Alive?

June 23rd, 2011

While the summer blockbuster season starts the first weekend in May, for many school kids the summer is only just about to get into full gear. Cars 2 is arguably the most anticipated kids movie of the summer, possibly of the year. However, there are some signs it might not live up to past Pixar releases with a few predicting it might actually become the studio's first miss at the box office. This is bad news, as 2011 has started to fall further behind 2010's pace after a few bright weeks in late spring and early summer. This weekend last year wasn't particularly strong when it comes to new releases with Toy Story 3 repeating in top spot with just under $60 million, so there was an opportunity for the box office to recover some ground. Unfortunately, the number one film this year might not match that figure and there's not as much depth either. More...

2011 Preview: June

June 1st, 2011

After a strong May in which most weekends saw growth year-over-year, there is finally some real optimism at the box office. Will that continue this month? It might be tough, as last June was actually pretty good, all things considered. It was certainly busier. This time around there are only seven wide releases, but the lack of competition should help each individual film reach its full potential, and there's a chance five of the seven films will earn more than $100 million at the box office. If less than three of them reach the century mark, it would be a huge shock. On the other hand, there's nothing opening this month that will compare to Toy Story 3, which earned more than $400 million last year. The only one that has a real shot to come close is Transformers: Dark of the Moon. However, since that film opens on a Wednesday the 29th of June and the Friday is the 1st of July, it is more of a July release and we will preview it at the beginning of next month. More...

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 24, 2011 2 $31,603,106   3,049 $10,365   $31,603,106 1
Jul 1, 2011 3 $14,506,592 -54% 3,049 $4,758   $59,952,563 2
Jul 8, 2011 5 $8,914,412 -39% 2,962 $3,010   $78,671,819 3
Jul 15, 2011 7 $5,152,447 -42% 2,659 $1,938   $88,457,639 4
Jul 22, 2011 9 $2,610,925 -49% 2,034 $1,284   $94,365,688 5
Jul 29, 2011 14 $842,740 -68% 765 $1,102   $96,718,147 6
Aug 5, 2011 21 $341,825 -59% 350 $977   $97,513,967 7
Aug 12, 2011 29 $203,827 -40% 149 $1,368   $97,901,421 8
Aug 19, 2011 41 $106,189 -48% 100 $1,062   $98,108,425 9
Aug 26, 2011 38 $100,214 -6% 75 $1,336   $98,264,694 10
Sep 2, 2011 31 $477,188 +376% 986 $484   $98,777,576 11
Sep 9, 2011 49 $59,365 -88% 96 $618   $99,039,414 12
Sep 16, 2011 29 $326,549 +450% 474 $689   $99,390,898 13
Sep 23, 2011 34 $160,977 -51% 232 $694   $99,685,143 14
Sep 30, 2011 16 $473,817 +194% 354 $1,338   $100,226,015 15
Oct 7, 2011 56 $32,554 -93% 64 $509   $100,292,856 16

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jun 24, 2011 2 $12,243,987     3,049 $4,016   $12,243,987 1
Jun 25, 2011 2 $11,013,530 -10%   3,049 $3,612   $23,257,517 2
Jun 26, 2011 2 $8,345,589 -24%   3,049 $2,737   $31,603,106 3
Jun 27, 2011 2 $4,008,884 -52%   3,049 $1,315   $35,611,990 4
Jun 28, 2011 3 $3,916,191 -2%   3,049 $1,284   $39,528,181 5
Jun 29, 2011 3 $2,979,609 -24%   3,049 $977   $42,507,790 6
Jun 30, 2011 3 $2,938,181 -1%   3,049 $964   $45,445,971 7
Jul 1, 2011 3 $4,524,068 +54% -63% 3,049 $1,484   $49,970,039 8
Jul 2, 2011 3 $5,049,670 +12% -54% 3,049 $1,656   $55,019,709 9
Jul 3, 2011 3 $4,932,854 -2% -41% 3,049 $1,618   $59,952,563 10
Jul 4, 2011 4 $2,754,942 -44% -31% 3,049 $904   $62,707,505 11
Jul 5, 2011 3 $2,503,509 -9% -36% 3,049 $821   $65,211,014 12
Jul 6, 2011 3 $2,292,626 -8% -23% 3,049 $752   $67,503,640 13
Jul 7, 2011 3 $2,253,767 -2% -23% 3,049 $739   $69,757,407 14
Jul 8, 2011 5 $3,031,878 +35% -33% 2,962 $1,024   $72,789,285 15
Jul 9, 2011 5 $3,468,446 +14% -31% 2,962 $1,171   $76,257,731 16
Jul 10, 2011 5 $2,414,088 -30% -51% 2,962 $815   $78,671,819 17
Jul 11, 2011 5 $1,215,169 -50% -56% 2,962 $410   $79,886,988 18
Jul 12, 2011 5 $1,392,676 +15% -44% 2,962 $470   $81,279,664 19
Jul 13, 2011 5 $1,091,345 -22% -52% 2,962 $368   $82,371,009 20
Jul 14, 2011 5 $934,183 -14% -59% 2,962 $315   $83,305,192 21
Jul 15, 2011 7 $1,608,884 +72% -47% 2,959 $544   $84,914,076 22
Jul 16, 2011 7 $2,094,376 +30% -40% 2,959 $708   $87,008,452 23
Jul 17, 2011 7 $1,449,187 -31% -40% 2,959 $490   $88,457,639 24
Jul 18, 2011 7 $785,831 -46% -35% 2,959 $266   $89,243,470 25
Jul 19, 2011 7 $925,681 +18% -34% 2,959 $313   $90,169,151 26
Jul 20, 2011 7 $784,162 -15% -28% 2,959 $265   $90,953,313 27
Jul 21, 2011 7 $801,450 +2% -14% 2,959 $271   $91,754,763 28
Jul 22, 2011 9 $855,881 +7% -47% 2,034 $421   $92,610,644 29
Jul 23, 2011 9 $1,058,501 +24% -49% 2,034 $520   $93,669,145 30
Jul 24, 2011 9 $696,543 -34% -52% 2,034 $342   $94,365,688 31
Jul 25, 2011 9 $371,954 -47% -53% 2,034 $183   $94,737,642 32
Jul 26, 2011 9 $430,560 +16% -53% 2,034 $212   $95,168,202 33
Jul 27, 2011 9 $354,693 -18% -55% 2,034 $174   $95,522,895 34
Jul 28, 2011 9 $352,512 -1% -56% 2,034 $173   $95,875,407 35
Jul 29, 2011 - $269,463 -24% -69% 765 $352   $96,144,870 36
Jul 30, 2011 - $328,791 +22% -69% 765 $430   $96,473,661 37
Jul 31, 2011 - $244,486 -26% -65% 765 $320   $96,718,147 38
Aug 1, 2011 - $117,822 -52% -68% 765 $154   $96,835,969 39
Aug 2, 2011 - $124,503 +6% -71% 765 $163   $96,960,472 40
Aug 3, 2011 - $108,837 -13% -69% 765 $142   $97,069,309 41
Aug 4, 2011 - $102,833 -6% -71% 765 $134   $97,172,142 42
Aug 5, 2011 - $115,557 +12% -57% 350 $330   $97,287,699 43
Aug 6, 2011 - $139,445 +21% -58% 350 $398   $97,427,144 44
Aug 7, 2011 - $86,823 -38% -64% 350 $248   $97,513,967 45
Aug 8, 2011 - $48,974 -44% -58% 350 $140   $97,562,941 46
Aug 9, 2011 - $57,348 +17% -54% 350 $164   $97,620,289 47
Aug 10, 2011 - $39,811 -31% -63% 350 $114   $97,660,100 48
Aug 11, 2011 - $37,494 -6% -64% 350 $107   $97,697,594 49
Aug 12, 2011 - $80,676 +115% -30% 149 $541   $97,778,270 50
Aug 13, 2011 - $89,427 +11% -36% 149 $600   $97,867,697 51
Aug 14, 2011 - $33,724 -62% -61% 149 $226   $97,901,421 52
Aug 15, 2011 - $22,171 -34% -55% 149 $149   $97,923,592 53
Aug 16, 2011 - $27,189 +23% -53% 149 $182   $97,950,781 54
Aug 17, 2011 - $25,612 -6% -36% 149 $172   $97,976,393 55
Aug 18, 2011 - $25,843 +1% -31% 149 $173   $98,002,236 56
Aug 19, 2011 - $37,267 +44% -54% 100 $373   $98,039,503 57
Aug 20, 2011 - $47,368 +27% -47% 100 $474   $98,086,871 58
Aug 21, 2011 - $21,554 -54% -36% 100 $216   $98,108,425 59
Aug 26, 2011 - $34,707   -7% 75 $463   $98,199,187 64
Aug 27, 2011 - $49,095 +41% +4% 75 $655   $98,248,282 65
Aug 28, 2011 - $16,412 -67% -24% 75 $219   $98,264,694 66
Aug 29, 2011 - $8,351 -49%   75 $111   $98,273,045 67
Aug 30, 2011 - $10,154 +22%   75 $135   $98,283,199 68
Aug 31, 2011 - $8,959 -12%   75 $119   $98,292,158 69
Sep 1, 2011 - $8,230 -8%   75 $110   $98,300,388 70
Sep 2, 2011 - $125,214 +1,421% +261% 986 $127   $98,425,602 71
Sep 3, 2011 - $180,126 +44% +267% 986 $183   $98,605,728 72
Sep 4, 2011 - $171,848 -5% +947% 986 $174   $98,777,576 73
Sep 5, 2011 32 $81,967 -52% +882% 986 $83   $98,859,543 74
Sep 6, 2011 - $43,880 -46% +332% 986 $45   $98,903,423 75
Sep 7, 2011 - $38,743 -12% +332% 986 $39   $98,942,166 76
Sep 8, 2011 - $37,883 -2% +360% 986 $38   $98,980,049 77
Sep 9, 2011 - $19,473 -49% -84% 96 $203   $98,999,522 78
Sep 10, 2011 - $28,759 +48% -84% 96 $300   $99,028,281 79
Sep 11, 2011 - $11,133 -61% -94% 96 $116   $99,039,414 80
Sep 16, 2011 - $98,831   +408% 474 $209   $99,163,180 85
Sep 17, 2011 - $143,248 +45% +398% 474 $302   $99,306,428 86
Sep 18, 2011 - $84,470 -41% +659% 474 $178   $99,390,898 87
Sep 23, 2011 - $48,704   -51% 232 $210   $99,572,870 92
Sep 24, 2011 - $69,194 +42% -52% 232 $298   $99,642,064 93
Sep 25, 2011 - $43,079 -38% -49% 232 $186   $99,685,143 94
Sep 30, 2011 - $261,151   +436% 354 $738   $100,013,349 99
Oct 1, 2011 - $192,340 -26% +178% 354 $543   $100,205,689 100
Oct 2, 2011 - $20,326 -89% -53% 354 $57   $100,226,015 101
Oct 7, 2011 - $9,986   -96% 64 $156   $100,270,288 106
Oct 8, 2011 - $13,499 +35% -93% 64 $211   $100,283,787 107
Oct 9, 2011 - $9,069 -33% -55% 64 $142   $100,292,856 108

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 24, 2011 12 $45,445,971   3,049 $14,905   $45,445,971 1
Jul 1, 2011 2 $24,311,436 -47% 3,049 $7,974   $69,757,407 2
Jul 8, 2011 6 $13,547,785 -44% 2,962 $4,574   $83,305,192 3
Jul 15, 2011 7 $8,449,571 -38% 2,959 $2,856   $91,754,763 4
Jul 22, 2011 9 $4,120,644 -51% 2,034 $2,026   $95,875,407 5
Jul 29, 2011 14 $1,296,735 -69% 765 $1,695   $97,172,142 6
Aug 5, 2011 22 $525,452 -59% 350 $1,501   $97,697,594 7
Aug 12, 2011 66 $25,843 -95% 149 $173   $98,002,236 8
Aug 19, 2011 40 $162,244 +528% 100 $1,622   $98,164,480 9
Aug 26, 2011 43 $135,908 -16% 75 $1,812   $98,300,388 10
Sep 2, 2011 31 $679,661 +400% 986 $689   $98,980,049 11
Sep 9, 2011 50 $84,300 -88% 96 $878   $99,064,349 12
Sep 16, 2011 27 $459,817 +445% 474 $970   $99,524,166 13
Sep 23, 2011 35 $228,032 -50% 232 $983   $99,752,198 14
Sep 30, 2011 21 $508,104 +123% 354 $1,435   $100,260,302 15

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
Oct 23, 20111260,443 260,443$4,622,863$4,622,8631
Oct 30, 20114107,563-59% 368,006$1,935,058$6,557,9212
Nov 6, 20111154,869-49% 422,875$987,093$7,545,0143
Nov 13, 20112151,685-6% 474,560$929,813$8,474,8274
Nov 20, 20112339,517-24% 514,077$719,209$9,194,0365
Dec 2, 20122844,095 755,509$365,988$12,520,82759

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Oct 23, 2011487,555 87,555$2,043,523$2,043,5231
Oct 30, 20111126,438-70% 113,993$568,915$2,612,4382

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Netflix Daily Charts

DateRankDays In
Top 10
Vierwership
Score
Sep 28, 202061 5
Sep 29, 202042 12
Sep 30, 202023 21
Oct 1, 202034 29
Oct 2, 202085 32

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