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Box Office Performance for Weinstein Co. Movies in 2012

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RankMovieRelease
Date		 GenreMPAA
Rating		2012 GrossTickets Sold
1 Django Unchained Dec 25, 2012 Western R $106,280,122 13,351,774
2 The Artist Nov 25, 2011 Drama PG-13 $39,622,751 4,977,732
3 Lawless Aug 29, 2012 Drama R $37,397,291 4,698,152
4 Silver Linings Playbook Nov 16, 2012 Drama R $34,676,769 4,356,378
5 The Iron Lady Jan 13, 2012 Drama PG-13 $29,959,436 3,763,748
6 The Master Sep 14, 2012 Drama R $15,979,869 2,007,521
7 Killing Them Softly Nov 30, 2012 Thriller/Suspense R $14,904,981 1,872,485
8 Les Intouchables May 25, 2012 Comedy R $13,160,899 1,653,379
9 My Week with Marilyn Nov 23, 2011 Drama R $5,661,684 711,266
10 Bully Mar 30, 2012 Documentary PG-13 $3,483,795 437,662
11 Coriolanus Jan 20, 2012 Drama R $749,641 94,176
12 W.E. Feb 3, 2012 Drama R $582,075 73,125
13 Undefeated Feb 17, 2012 Documentary PG-13 $561,054 70,484
14 Bachelorette Sep 7, 2012 Comedy R $446,770 56,126
15 Piranha 3DD Jun 1, 2012 Horror R $370,904 46,595
16 Snabba Cash Jul 11, 2012 Thriller/Suspense R $188,870 23,727
17 This Must Be the Place Nov 2, 2012 Black Comedy R $142,242 17,869
18 Butter Oct 5, 2012 Comedy R $73,000 9,170
19 The Details Nov 2, 2012 Black Comedy R $63,595 7,989
20 La nouvelle guerre des boutons Oct 12, 2012 Adventure Not Rated $45,602 5,728
21 Wu Xia Nov 30, 2012 Action R $11,300 1,419
Total Gross of All Movies$304,362,650
Total Tickets Sold38,236,505

Note: This chart ranks movies by the amount they earned during 2012. It includes movies released in previous years that earned money during 2012. For example, a movie released over Thanksgiving in 2010 will most likely earn money in 2010 and 2011. Click on the individual movie to see its total gross over all the years in which it played.

Inflation-adjusted figures are based ticket sale estimates, and may not be precise due to rounding errors.

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