El secreto de sus ojos (2010)

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $6,391,436Details
International Box Office $34,136,283Details
Worldwide Box Office $40,527,719
Further financial details...

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$167,866 (2.6% of total gross)
Legs:13.96 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:15.8% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$3,500,000 (worldwide box office is 11.6 times production budget)
Theater counts:10 opening theaters/166 max. theaters, 10.5 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $8,732,522

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: April 16th, 2010 (Limited) by Sony Pictures Classics, released as The Secret in Their Eyes
Video Release: September 21st, 2010 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, released as The Secret in Their Eyes
MPAA Rating: R for a rape scene, violent images, some graphic nudity and language
(Rating bulletin 2108, 2/17/2010)
Running Time: 127 minutes
Comparisons: vs. A Quiet Place
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Keywords: Writing and Writers, Cold Case, Corrupt Judge, Sex Crimes, Voiceover/Narration, Non-Chronological, Writer's Block, Surprise Twist, Falsely Accused, Crime Drama, 1970s, Novel or Other Work Adapted by Author, 1980s, 1990s
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Historical Fiction
Production Countries: Argentina
Languages: Spanish

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Top 2010 Theater Average 55 $16,787 Apr 16, 2010 3

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Apr 16, 2010 30 $167,866   10 $16,787   $167,866 1
Apr 23, 2010 19 $360,056 +114% 33 $10,911   $592,864 2
Apr 30, 2010 24 $337,164 -6% 45 $7,493   $1,065,074 3
May 7, 2010 22 $384,191 +14% 81 $4,743   $1,573,019 4
May 14, 2010 21 $368,338 -4% 103 $3,576   $2,092,199 5
May 21, 2010 16 $446,549 +21% 141 $3,167   $2,692,960 6
May 28, 2010 14 $457,684 +2% 155 $2,953   $3,332,788 7
Jun 4, 2010 15 $397,705 -13% 160 $2,486   $3,992,319 8
Jun 11, 2010 16 $347,925 -13% 162 $2,148   $4,506,655 9
Jun 18, 2010 20 $282,288 -19% 166 $1,701   $4,942,582 10
Jun 25, 2010 27 $217,193 -23% 143 $1,519   $5,301,168 11
Jul 2, 2010 27 $175,225 -19% 127 $1,380   $5,597,097 12
Jul 9, 2010 31 $129,810 -26% 110 $1,180   $5,876,720 13
Jul 16, 2010 37 $79,827 -39% 81 $986   $6,023,877 14
Jul 23, 2010 37 $63,200 -21% 59 $1,071   $6,129,370 15
Jul 30, 2010 45 $39,912 -37% 41 $973   $6,207,191 16
Aug 6, 2010 54 $31,316 -22% 28 $1,118   $6,261,681 17
Aug 13, 2010 62 $15,455 -51% 15 $1,030   $6,297,625 18
Aug 20, 2010 73 $9,416 -39% 9 $1,046   $6,318,059 19
Aug 27, 2010 71 $7,497 -20% 13 $577   $6,330,411 20
Sep 3, 2010 78 $6,980 -7% 12 $582   $6,346,006 21
Sep 10, 2010 84 $7,231 +4% 18 $402   $6,359,831 22
Sep 17, 2010 90 $6,279 -13% 11 $571   $6,374,789 23
Sep 24, 2010 97 $4,260 -32% 9 $473   $6,381,946 24
Oct 1, 2010 109 $2,497 -41% 6 $416   $6,387,372 25
Oct 8, 2010 122 $719 -71% 2 $360   $6,389,020 26
Oct 15, 2010 121 $701 -3% 1 $701   $6,390,014 27

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
May 31, 2010 16 $119,986     155 $774   $3,452,774 46
Jul 5, 2010 26 $65,392     127 $515   $5,662,489 81
Sep 6, 2010 73 $2,635     12 $220   $6,348,641 144

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Apr 16, 2010 32 $232,808   10 $23,281   $232,808 1
Apr 23, 2010 19 $495,102 +113% 33 $15,003   $727,910 2
Apr 30, 2010 24 $460,918 -7% 45 $10,243   $1,188,828 3
May 7, 2010 22 $535,033 +16% 81 $6,605   $1,723,861 4
May 14, 2010 21 $522,550 -2% 103 $5,073   $2,246,411 5
May 21, 2010 18 $628,693 +20% 141 $4,459   $2,875,104 6
May 28, 2010 14 $719,510 +14% 155 $4,642   $3,594,614 7
Jun 4, 2010 16 $564,116 -22% 160 $3,526   $4,158,730 8
Jun 11, 2010 18 $501,564 -11% 162 $3,096   $4,660,294 9
Jun 18, 2010 22 $423,681 -16% 166 $2,552   $5,083,975 10
Jun 25, 2010 29 $337,897 -20% 143 $2,363   $5,421,872 11
Jul 2, 2010 26 $325,038 -4% 127 $2,559   $5,746,910 12
Jul 9, 2010 32 $197,140 -39% 110 $1,792   $5,944,050 13
Jul 16, 2010 37 $122,120 -38% 81 $1,508   $6,066,170 14
Jul 23, 2010 39 $101,109 -17% 59 $1,714   $6,167,279 15
Jul 30, 2010 46 $63,086 -38% 41 $1,539   $6,230,365 16
Aug 6, 2010 54 $51,805 -18% 28 $1,850   $6,282,170 17
Aug 13, 2010 61 $26,473 -49% 15 $1,765   $6,308,643 18
Aug 20, 2010 74 $14,271 -46% 9 $1,586   $6,322,914 19
Aug 27, 2010 67 $16,112 +13% 13 $1,239   $6,339,026 20
Sep 3, 2010 77 $13,574 -16% 12 $1,131   $6,352,600 21
Sep 10, 2010 81 $15,910 +17% 18 $884   $6,368,510 22
Sep 17, 2010 94 $9,176 -42% 11 $834   $6,377,686 23
Sep 24, 2010 97 $7,189 -22% 9 $799   $6,384,875 24
Oct 1, 2010 109 $3,426 -52% 6 $571   $6,388,301 25
Oct 8, 2010 122 $1,012 -70% 2 $506   $6,389,313 26
Oct 15, 2010 116 $2,123 +110% 1 $2,123   $6,391,436 27

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Full financial estimates for this film, including domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue are available through our research services. For more information, please contact us at research@the-numbers.com.

Leading Cast

Ricardo Darin    Benjamín Espósito
Soledad Villamil    Irene Menéndez Hastings
Pablo Rago    Ricardo Morales

Lead Ensemble Members

Guillermo Francella    Pablo Sandoval

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

Production and Technical Credits

Juan Jose Campanella    Director
Juan Jose Campanella    Screenwriter
Eduardo Sacheri    Screenwriter
Eduardo Sacheri    Story Creator

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for September 21st, 2010

September 20th, 2010

Some of the summer blockbusters are starting to filter their way onto the home market, but this week's list is still dominated by TV on DVD releases like Castle: Season Two, Modern Family: Season One, and 30 Rock: Season Four. All three of which were in contention for Pick of the Week, as were The Secret in Their Eyes on Blu-ray and Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue on Blu-ray / DVD Combo. In the end I went with Modern Family: Season One on Blu-ray. More...

Per Theater Chart: Restrepo Prevents a Cyrus Repeat

June 29th, 2010

Restrepo opened in top spot on the per theater chart with an average of $17,791 in two theaters. This was just a hair above Cyrus' average of $17,719 during its second weekend of release. Further expansion is all but assured, as are at least a couple of earning milestones. Toy Story 3 remained in top spot on the overall chart, earning an average of $14,731. Meanwhile, a fellow wide release, Grown Ups, was the only other film in the $10,000 club, opening with an average of $11,462. More...

Per Theater Chart: Summer Finally Starts

June 14th, 2010

Limited releases haven't had a single major hit this summer so far, but that may have changed this weekend as there were a number of new releases that topped the $10,000 mark on the per theater chart. Leading the way was Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work with an average of $23,479 in seven theaters. Winter's Bone was next with an average of $21,222 in four theaters. Both films have a real shot at expansion. The Lottery was also strong, with an average of $16,435. The overall box office leader, The Karate Kid, was close behind with an average of $15,197. Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky was in a virtual tie with Kid, opening with an average of $14,818 in three theaters. More...

Agora Leads Crowded Field on Per Theater Chart

June 2nd, 2010

Agora opened on top of the per theater chart with an average of $16,631 in two theaters. This is enough to suggest that it has some potential to expand, but not enough to suggest that it will put a dent in its $70 million production budget. Solitary Man remained strong with an average of $14,047 in six theaters. It too should expand. The Cremaster Cycle made an appearance on the chart with $11,796 in one theater, while Micmacs was close behind with an average of $10,688 in four theaters. More...

Iron and Robin Finish One-Two on the Per Theater Chart

May 18th, 2010

Just like they did in the overall box office, Iron Man 2 and Robin Hood top the per theater chart, finishing in the same order. It was a close race with Iron Man 2 coming out on top, $11,854 to $10,295. More...

New Releases Pleasing on the Per Theater Chart

May 5th, 2010

Please Give opened on top of the per theater chart with an impressive average of $23,625 in 5 theaters. This suggests significant room for expansion. With summer less than a week away, it could even be the first limited release of the season to expand enough to earn some measure of mainstream success. It wouldn't be the first Nicole Holofcener film to do so. The Human Centipede earned $12,424 in its lone theater during its opening weekend. Meanwhile, the overall box office leader, A Nightmare on Elm Street, just missed the $10,000 club with an average of $9,875. More...

Exit Enters Top Spot on the Per Theater Chart

April 27th, 2010

During the second weekend of its release, Exit Through the Gift Shop rose to the top spot on the per theater chart, with an average of $13,356 in 11 theaters. The Secret in Their Eyes was the only other film in the $10,000 club, with an average of $10,911 in 33 theaters for its sophomore stint. In both cases, some further expansion is likely. More...

Weekend Estimates: Fifth Time's the Charm for Dragon

April 25th, 2010

In another sign of the dominance of 3D at the box office right now, How to Train Your Dragon enjoyed another strong performance and returned to the top of the box office chart this weekend, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. With a drop of just 23% from last weekend, Dragon now stands at $178 million, and it's likely to grow that number considerably between now and the release of Shrek Forever After on May 21. The Back-up Plan, meanwhile, posted a somewhat disappointing $12.25 million. That's considerably better than CBS Films' previous release, Extraordinary Measures, but decidedly middle-of-the-pack compared to Jennfier Lopez' other opening weekends. More...

Final Starts Out in First Place on Per Theater Chart

April 20th, 2010

The City of Your Final Destination rode its pedigree to first place with $24,401 in its one theater, while Exit Through the Gift Shop was very close behind with an average of $21,345 in eight theaters. The Secret in Their Eyes opened in third place with an average of $16,787 in ten theaters. Of these three films, Exit earned the best reviews. However, the Oscar winning Secret could have the best long-term success. More...

Weekend Estimates: Another Weekend That's Too Close to Call

April 18th, 2010

Another impressive hold from How to Train Your Dragon combined with a lacklustre opening for Kick-Ass to produce a second consecutive weekend where Sunday's estimates are too close to declare a weekend winner. Paramount's estimate for Dragon is $20 million, while Lionsgate has Kick-Ass pegged at $19.75 million. Lionsgate's second place position now may simply be because they've posted a more precise estimate. Remarkably, there are three more movies within $5 million of top spot: Death at a Funeral opened with $17 million, which is just behind Date Night's second weekend $17.3 million (down just 31%), and Clash of the Titans did pretty well in its third weekend with an estimated $15.77 million. More...

Jonesing for Limited Releases

April 16th, 2010

While there are only five limited releases on this week's list, two of them are opening in more than 100 theaters. However, both of those films are only earning mixed reviews. The best-reviewed limited release of the week is Exit Through the Gift Shop, which currently has 100% positive reviews. Hopefully that will translate into a strong start at the box office. More...


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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$167,866 (2.6% of total gross)
Legs:13.96 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:15.8% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$3,500,000 (worldwide box office is 11.6 times production budget)
Theater counts:10 opening theaters/166 max. theaters, 10.5 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $8,732,522

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: April 16th, 2010 (Limited) by Sony Pictures Classics, released as The Secret in Their Eyes
Video Release: September 21st, 2010 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, released as The Secret in Their Eyes
MPAA Rating: R for a rape scene, violent images, some graphic nudity and language
(Rating bulletin 2108, 2/17/2010)
Running Time: 127 minutes
Comparisons: vs. A Quiet Place
Create your own comparison chart…
Keywords: Writing and Writers, Cold Case, Corrupt Judge, Sex Crimes, Voiceover/Narration, Non-Chronological, Writer's Block, Surprise Twist, Falsely Accused, Crime Drama, 1970s, Novel or Other Work Adapted by Author, 1980s, 1990s
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Historical Fiction
Production Countries: Argentina
Languages: Spanish

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Top 2010 Theater Average 55 $16,787 Apr 16, 2010 3

Leading Cast

Ricardo Darin    Benjamín Espósito
Soledad Villamil    Irene Menéndez Hastings
Pablo Rago    Ricardo Morales

Lead Ensemble Members

Guillermo Francella    Pablo Sandoval

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

Production and Technical Credits

Juan Jose Campanella    Director
Juan Jose Campanella    Screenwriter
Eduardo Sacheri    Screenwriter
Eduardo Sacheri    Story Creator

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for September 21st, 2010

September 20th, 2010

Some of the summer blockbusters are starting to filter their way onto the home market, but this week's list is still dominated by TV on DVD releases like Castle: Season Two, Modern Family: Season One, and 30 Rock: Season Four. All three of which were in contention for Pick of the Week, as were The Secret in Their Eyes on Blu-ray and Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue on Blu-ray / DVD Combo. In the end I went with Modern Family: Season One on Blu-ray. More...

Per Theater Chart: Restrepo Prevents a Cyrus Repeat

June 29th, 2010

Restrepo opened in top spot on the per theater chart with an average of $17,791 in two theaters. This was just a hair above Cyrus' average of $17,719 during its second weekend of release. Further expansion is all but assured, as are at least a couple of earning milestones. Toy Story 3 remained in top spot on the overall chart, earning an average of $14,731. Meanwhile, a fellow wide release, Grown Ups, was the only other film in the $10,000 club, opening with an average of $11,462. More...

Per Theater Chart: Summer Finally Starts

June 14th, 2010

Limited releases haven't had a single major hit this summer so far, but that may have changed this weekend as there were a number of new releases that topped the $10,000 mark on the per theater chart. Leading the way was Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work with an average of $23,479 in seven theaters. Winter's Bone was next with an average of $21,222 in four theaters. Both films have a real shot at expansion. The Lottery was also strong, with an average of $16,435. The overall box office leader, The Karate Kid, was close behind with an average of $15,197. Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky was in a virtual tie with Kid, opening with an average of $14,818 in three theaters. More...

Agora Leads Crowded Field on Per Theater Chart

June 2nd, 2010

Agora opened on top of the per theater chart with an average of $16,631 in two theaters. This is enough to suggest that it has some potential to expand, but not enough to suggest that it will put a dent in its $70 million production budget. Solitary Man remained strong with an average of $14,047 in six theaters. It too should expand. The Cremaster Cycle made an appearance on the chart with $11,796 in one theater, while Micmacs was close behind with an average of $10,688 in four theaters. More...

Iron and Robin Finish One-Two on the Per Theater Chart

May 18th, 2010

Just like they did in the overall box office, Iron Man 2 and Robin Hood top the per theater chart, finishing in the same order. It was a close race with Iron Man 2 coming out on top, $11,854 to $10,295. More...

New Releases Pleasing on the Per Theater Chart

May 5th, 2010

Please Give opened on top of the per theater chart with an impressive average of $23,625 in 5 theaters. This suggests significant room for expansion. With summer less than a week away, it could even be the first limited release of the season to expand enough to earn some measure of mainstream success. It wouldn't be the first Nicole Holofcener film to do so. The Human Centipede earned $12,424 in its lone theater during its opening weekend. Meanwhile, the overall box office leader, A Nightmare on Elm Street, just missed the $10,000 club with an average of $9,875. More...

Exit Enters Top Spot on the Per Theater Chart

April 27th, 2010

During the second weekend of its release, Exit Through the Gift Shop rose to the top spot on the per theater chart, with an average of $13,356 in 11 theaters. The Secret in Their Eyes was the only other film in the $10,000 club, with an average of $10,911 in 33 theaters for its sophomore stint. In both cases, some further expansion is likely. More...

Weekend Estimates: Fifth Time's the Charm for Dragon

April 25th, 2010

In another sign of the dominance of 3D at the box office right now, How to Train Your Dragon enjoyed another strong performance and returned to the top of the box office chart this weekend, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. With a drop of just 23% from last weekend, Dragon now stands at $178 million, and it's likely to grow that number considerably between now and the release of Shrek Forever After on May 21. The Back-up Plan, meanwhile, posted a somewhat disappointing $12.25 million. That's considerably better than CBS Films' previous release, Extraordinary Measures, but decidedly middle-of-the-pack compared to Jennfier Lopez' other opening weekends. More...

Final Starts Out in First Place on Per Theater Chart

April 20th, 2010

The City of Your Final Destination rode its pedigree to first place with $24,401 in its one theater, while Exit Through the Gift Shop was very close behind with an average of $21,345 in eight theaters. The Secret in Their Eyes opened in third place with an average of $16,787 in ten theaters. Of these three films, Exit earned the best reviews. However, the Oscar winning Secret could have the best long-term success. More...

Weekend Estimates: Another Weekend That's Too Close to Call

April 18th, 2010

Another impressive hold from How to Train Your Dragon combined with a lacklustre opening for Kick-Ass to produce a second consecutive weekend where Sunday's estimates are too close to declare a weekend winner. Paramount's estimate for Dragon is $20 million, while Lionsgate has Kick-Ass pegged at $19.75 million. Lionsgate's second place position now may simply be because they've posted a more precise estimate. Remarkably, there are three more movies within $5 million of top spot: Death at a Funeral opened with $17 million, which is just behind Date Night's second weekend $17.3 million (down just 31%), and Clash of the Titans did pretty well in its third weekend with an estimated $15.77 million. More...

Jonesing for Limited Releases

April 16th, 2010

While there are only five limited releases on this week's list, two of them are opening in more than 100 theaters. However, both of those films are only earning mixed reviews. The best-reviewed limited release of the week is Exit Through the Gift Shop, which currently has 100% positive reviews. Hopefully that will translate into a strong start at the box office. More...

Compare this performance with other movies…

Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Apr 16, 2010 30 $167,866   10 $16,787   $167,866 1
Apr 23, 2010 19 $360,056 +114% 33 $10,911   $592,864 2
Apr 30, 2010 24 $337,164 -6% 45 $7,493   $1,065,074 3
May 7, 2010 22 $384,191 +14% 81 $4,743   $1,573,019 4
May 14, 2010 21 $368,338 -4% 103 $3,576   $2,092,199 5
May 21, 2010 16 $446,549 +21% 141 $3,167   $2,692,960 6
May 28, 2010 14 $457,684 +2% 155 $2,953   $3,332,788 7
Jun 4, 2010 15 $397,705 -13% 160 $2,486   $3,992,319 8
Jun 11, 2010 16 $347,925 -13% 162 $2,148   $4,506,655 9
Jun 18, 2010 20 $282,288 -19% 166 $1,701   $4,942,582 10
Jun 25, 2010 27 $217,193 -23% 143 $1,519   $5,301,168 11
Jul 2, 2010 27 $175,225 -19% 127 $1,380   $5,597,097 12
Jul 9, 2010 31 $129,810 -26% 110 $1,180   $5,876,720 13
Jul 16, 2010 37 $79,827 -39% 81 $986   $6,023,877 14
Jul 23, 2010 37 $63,200 -21% 59 $1,071   $6,129,370 15
Jul 30, 2010 45 $39,912 -37% 41 $973   $6,207,191 16
Aug 6, 2010 54 $31,316 -22% 28 $1,118   $6,261,681 17
Aug 13, 2010 62 $15,455 -51% 15 $1,030   $6,297,625 18
Aug 20, 2010 73 $9,416 -39% 9 $1,046   $6,318,059 19
Aug 27, 2010 71 $7,497 -20% 13 $577   $6,330,411 20
Sep 3, 2010 78 $6,980 -7% 12 $582   $6,346,006 21
Sep 10, 2010 84 $7,231 +4% 18 $402   $6,359,831 22
Sep 17, 2010 90 $6,279 -13% 11 $571   $6,374,789 23
Sep 24, 2010 97 $4,260 -32% 9 $473   $6,381,946 24
Oct 1, 2010 109 $2,497 -41% 6 $416   $6,387,372 25
Oct 8, 2010 122 $719 -71% 2 $360   $6,389,020 26
Oct 15, 2010 121 $701 -3% 1 $701   $6,390,014 27

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
May 31, 2010 16 $119,986     155 $774   $3,452,774 46
Jul 5, 2010 26 $65,392     127 $515   $5,662,489 81
Sep 6, 2010 73 $2,635     12 $220   $6,348,641 144

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Apr 16, 2010 32 $232,808   10 $23,281   $232,808 1
Apr 23, 2010 19 $495,102 +113% 33 $15,003   $727,910 2
Apr 30, 2010 24 $460,918 -7% 45 $10,243   $1,188,828 3
May 7, 2010 22 $535,033 +16% 81 $6,605   $1,723,861 4
May 14, 2010 21 $522,550 -2% 103 $5,073   $2,246,411 5
May 21, 2010 18 $628,693 +20% 141 $4,459   $2,875,104 6
May 28, 2010 14 $719,510 +14% 155 $4,642   $3,594,614 7
Jun 4, 2010 16 $564,116 -22% 160 $3,526   $4,158,730 8
Jun 11, 2010 18 $501,564 -11% 162 $3,096   $4,660,294 9
Jun 18, 2010 22 $423,681 -16% 166 $2,552   $5,083,975 10
Jun 25, 2010 29 $337,897 -20% 143 $2,363   $5,421,872 11
Jul 2, 2010 26 $325,038 -4% 127 $2,559   $5,746,910 12
Jul 9, 2010 32 $197,140 -39% 110 $1,792   $5,944,050 13
Jul 16, 2010 37 $122,120 -38% 81 $1,508   $6,066,170 14
Jul 23, 2010 39 $101,109 -17% 59 $1,714   $6,167,279 15
Jul 30, 2010 46 $63,086 -38% 41 $1,539   $6,230,365 16
Aug 6, 2010 54 $51,805 -18% 28 $1,850   $6,282,170 17
Aug 13, 2010 61 $26,473 -49% 15 $1,765   $6,308,643 18
Aug 20, 2010 74 $14,271 -46% 9 $1,586   $6,322,914 19
Aug 27, 2010 67 $16,112 +13% 13 $1,239   $6,339,026 20
Sep 3, 2010 77 $13,574 -16% 12 $1,131   $6,352,600 21
Sep 10, 2010 81 $15,910 +17% 18 $884   $6,368,510 22
Sep 17, 2010 94 $9,176 -42% 11 $834   $6,377,686 23
Sep 24, 2010 97 $7,189 -22% 9 $799   $6,384,875 24
Oct 1, 2010 109 $3,426 -52% 6 $571   $6,388,301 25
Oct 8, 2010 122 $1,012 -70% 2 $506   $6,389,313 26
Oct 15, 2010 116 $2,123 +110% 1 $2,123   $6,391,436 27

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Full financial estimates for this film, including domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue are available through our research services. For more information, please contact us at research@the-numbers.com.