Box Office History for Indiana Jones Movies

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Release
Date
TitleProduction
Budget
Opening
Weekend
Domestic
Box Office
Worldwide
Box Office
Jun 30, 2023Indiana Jones and the Dial … $300,000,000$60,368,101$174,480,468$381,561,976
May 22, 2008Indiana Jones and the Kingd… $185,000,000$100,137,835$317,101,119$786,635,413
May 24, 1989Indiana Jones and the Last … $48,000,000$37,031,573$197,171,806$474,171,806
May 23, 1984Indiana Jones and the Templ… $28,000,000$25,337,110$179,880,271$333,080,271
Jun 12, 1981Raiders of the Lost Ark $20,000,000$8,305,823$225,686,079$367,451,914
 
Averages $116,200,000$46,236,088$218,863,949$468,580,276
Totals 5 $581,000,000$1,094,319,743$2,342,901,380

Video Release Breakdown

Release DateTitleDomestic
Video Sales
to Date
Watch Now
Oct 21, 2003Adventures of Indiana Jones, The $67,324,400  
May 13, 2008Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade $26,237,124 iTunes Google
May 13, 2008Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark $30,299,170 iTunes Google
May 13, 2008Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom $25,510,998 iTunes Google
Oct 14, 2008Indiana Jones - The Complete Adventures Co… $117,304,564  
Oct 14, 2008Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Cryst… $119,129,344 iTunes
Jun 8, 2021Indiana Jones 4-Movie Collection $13,022,911  
Aug 29, 2023Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny   Disney+ Amazon iTunes Vudu
 
 Totals$398,828,511

Our DVD and Blu-ray sales estimates are based on weekly retail surveys, which we use to build a weekly market share estimate for each title we are tracking. The market share is converted into a weekly sales estimate based on industry reports on the overall size of the market, including reports published in Media Play News.

For example, if our weekly retail survey estimates that a particular title sold 1% of all units that week, and the industry reports sales of 1,500,000 units in total, we will estimate 15,000 units were sold of that title. The consumer spending estimate is based on the average sales price for the title in the retailers we survey.

We refine our estimates from week to week as more data becomes available. In particular, we adjust weekly sales figures for the quarter once the total market estimates are published by the Digital Entertainment Group. Figures will therefore fluctuate each week, and totals for individual titles can go up or down as we update our estimates.

Because sales figures are estimated based on sampling, they will be more accurate for higher-selling titles.

DEG Watched At Home Top 20 Charts

DateRank
Jun 24, 202320
Jul 1, 202316

Theater counts: Barbenheimer finally blasts into theaters, but Mission Impossible still widest release

July 20th, 2023

Barbie

The long awaited release of Barbie and Oppenheimer is finally here. The pair, fondly referred to by the moniker, “Barbenheimer” is poised to headline one of the biggest movie-going weekends in a few years. As different as two films could possibly be, the duo will undoubtedly make their imprint on the Summer movie-going season. Barbie will start out in 4,243 theaters, while Oppenheimer will launch in 3,610 locations across North America. For one more week however, Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One will remain the most widely available film, showing in 4,321 venues. More...

Theater counts: Indiana Jones dials up another week as widest release

July 6th, 2023

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny will continue into into its sophomore frame with its opening count of 4,600 theaters, once again easily making it the widest release of the week. The latest installment of the beloved adventure franchise turned up $60.37 million in its opening weekend, and currently holds a six-day total of $89.4 million, while bumping the franchise’s worldwide box office to over $2.1 billion. This week it will try to fend off the arrival of two new wide releases, as well as a surprise hit that arrived on the Fourth of July. More...

Theater counts: Indiana Jones’ destiny will be decided in 4,600 theaters

June 29th, 2023

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny will launch this weekend in a massive 4,600 theaters, the widest opening since Jurassic World: Dominion, which debuted in 4,676 locations in June last year, Jones will also hit the record books as the sixth-widest opening of all time. More...

Featured Blu-ray and DVD Review: The Mummy

September 3rd, 2017

The Mummy

The Mummy came out this summer and was supposed to kick off Universal’s Dark Universe franchise. In fact, Universal had announced about a dozen films in the franchise, at least one of which had a release date, but no star. Then the reviews started coming out. For a short time, The Mummy was the worst wide release of the summer. It bombed domestically and even though it did a lot better internationally, it still failed to pay for its nearly $200 million production budget. Was is unfairly attacked by critics? Or does Universal need to rethink their plans for a Dark Universe? More...

Featured Blu-ray / DVD Review: Weird Al Yankovic Double-Shot

January 5th, 2015

Something weird has happened. I have nothing to review. This is partially due to the holidays and I suspect next week will be busier. However, in the meantime I didn't want to have nothing to review this week, so I thought I would do a Weird Al Yankovic double-shot, as two of his films had new home market releases recently. The first of these is... More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for December 17th, 2013

December 16th, 2013

It's a busy week with eight or so first-run releases. (It depends on if you count the The Sound of Music Live! as a first-run release.) However, none of them were big hits at the box office. Some of them made enough money to break even sometime on the home market, others struggled more than that, but none were breakout hits. Some of these are still worth picking up. For others, there's a reason they struggled. There are also a few TV on DVD releases this week that are worth picking up, as well as a few limited releases that are strong. All in all, it's a good week on the home market with many DVD and Blu-rays that are worth picking up, some of which I'm looking forward to reviewing... when they show up. This time of year, getting screeners on time tends to be a little harder. I think Burn Notice: Season Seven is the top selection, but I'll have to wait for the screener to make sure. On a side note, next Tuesday is Christmas eve, so there won't be a DVD and Blu-ray Release report. There's only four films worth talking about anyway, so I'm including them on this list. Of next week's films, More Than Honey on DVD or Blu-ray is the Pick of Next Week. More...

Analysis: That Music You Hear? It's Probably By Hans Zimmer

September 22nd, 2013


Top-grossing people in technical roles

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Blu-ray Sales: New Releases Have a Good Day on Blu-ray

July 3rd, 2013

The top five of the Blu-ray sales chart this week were nearly all new releases, including the first place Blu-ray, A Good Day Die Hard. This film sold 316,000 units and generated $5.86 million for an opening week Blu-ray share of 58%. That's an excellent Blu-ray share, but the film missed expectations pretty much everywhere else. Meanwhile, the Legacy Box Set placed eighth with 17,000 units / $667,000. More...

Featured Blu-ray: Willow

March 30th, 2013

Willow came out 25 years ago. It was a fantasy epic that cost $50 million to make and was written by George Lucas, who was coming off of Star Wars and Indiana Jones. It was directed by Ron Howard, who hadn't yet had any monster hits, but both Splash and Cocoon were very profitable and well received. This film had high expectations. It didn't live up to them. Its reviews were merely mixed and it came nowhere near becoming the $100 million hit like a lot of people thought it would. Now that 25 years have passed and the expectations are not there, does it work? Or would it have failed to find an audience even with lowered expectations? More...

Note: This list contains actors who appeared in at least two movies in the franchise.

PersonNr. of
Movies
RoleFranchise
Worldwide
Box Office
Career
Worldwide
Box Office
Franchise
/
Career
Harrison Ford 5 Indiana Jones $2,342,901,380 $10,563,753,618 22.2%
John Rhys-Davies 3 Sallah $1,223,185,696 $5,937,776,008 20.6%
Karen Allen 3 Marion $1,535,649,303 $2,324,100,941 66.1%
Pat Roach 3 Giant Sherpa/1st Mechanic $1,174,703,991 $1,918,656,541 61.2%
Denholm Elliott 2 Marcus Brody $841,623,720 $1,089,348,635 77.3%
Ted Grossman 2 Peruvian Porter $841,623,720 $1,700,157,615 49.5%

Note: This list contains people who contributed to at least two movies in the franchise.

PersonNr. of
Movies
Technical RoleFranchise
Worldwide
Box Office
Career
Worldwide
Box Office
Franchise
/
Career
Steven Spielberg 5 Director (4)
Executive Producer (1)
$2,342,901,380 $28,396,535,537 8.3%
Frank Marshall 5 Producer (3)
Executive Producer (2)
Second Unit Director (2)
$2,342,901,380 $14,831,921,954 15.8%
George Lucas 5 Executive Producer (5)
Story Creator (4)
Character Creator (2)
$2,342,901,380 $9,554,422,343 24.5%
John Williams 5 Composer (5) $2,342,901,380 $28,893,791,091 8.1%
Michael Kahn 4 Editor (3)
Supervising Film Editor (1)
$1,961,339,404 $12,311,778,049 15.9%
Ben Burtt 4 Sound Designer (4)
Re-recording Mixer (2)
Supervising Sound Editor (1)
$1,961,339,404 $17,872,122,381 11.0%
Kathleen Kennedy 3 Executive Producer (1)
Associate Producer (1)
Producer (1)
$1,501,277,660 $19,103,864,185 7.9%
Robert Watts 3 Producer (2)
Associate Producer (1)
$1,174,703,991 $3,389,486,702 34.7%
Douglas Slocombe 3 Cinematographer (3) $1,174,703,991 $1,538,077,140 76.4%
Philip Kaufman 3 Character Creator (2)
Story Creator (1)
$1,223,185,696 $1,441,015,363 84.9%
Richard Hymns 3 Supervising Sound Editor (2)
Dialogue Editor (1)
$1,593,887,490 $8,139,899,896 19.6%
David Koepp 2 Screenwriter (2) $1,168,197,389 $6,622,484,601 17.6%
Elliot Scott 2 Production Designer (2) $807,252,077 $1,159,296,615 69.6%
Michael D. Moore 2 Second Unit Director (2) $700,532,185 $703,032,185 99.6%
David Tomblin 2 Assistant Director (2) $841,623,720 $2,261,686,304 37.2%
Anthony Powell 2 Costume Designer (2) $807,252,077 $1,171,452,816 68.9%
Peter Howitt 2 Set Decorator (2) $807,252,077 $2,202,467,969 36.7%
Glenn Randall 2 Stunt Coordinator (1)
Second Unit Director (1)
$700,532,185 $1,980,204,876 35.4%
Joanna Johnston 2 Costume Designer (2) $855,733,782 $8,221,724,198 10.4%
Ron Beck 2 Costume Supervisor (2) $807,252,077 $2,433,983,526 33.2%
Gary Summers 2 Re-recording Mixer (2) $807,252,077 $13,877,099,702 5.8%
Tom Smith 2 Makeup (2) $700,532,185 $1,182,897,469 59.2%
Teresa Eckton 2 Sound Effects Editor (2) $807,252,077 $7,723,748,676 10.5%
Ken Fischer 2 Sound Effects Editor (2) $807,252,077 $6,491,496,701 12.4%
Ken Wannberg 2 Music Editor (2) $807,252,077 $7,796,243,518 10.4%
Peter Robb-King 2 Make up (2) $807,252,077 $2,535,205,652 31.8%
Colin Jamison 2 Hairstylist (2) $807,252,077 $3,255,800,952 24.8%