The Tourist (2010)

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Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $67,631,157Details
International Box Office $211,100,212Details
Worldwide Box Office $278,731,369
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $18,548,350 Details
Est. Domestic Blu-ray Sales $4,501,172 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $23,049,522
Further financial details...

Synopsis

During an impromptu trip to Europe to mend a broken heart, Frank unexpectedly finds himself in a flirtatious encounter with Elise, an extraordinary woman who deliberately crosses his path. Against the backdrop of Paris and Venice, their whirlwind romance quickly evolves as they find themselves unwittingly thrust into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$16,472,458 (24.4% of total gross)
Legs:4.11 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:24.3% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$100,000,000 (worldwide box office is 2.8 times production budget)
Theater counts:2,756 opening theaters/2,756 max. theaters, 6.2 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $92,313,948

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 1,301-1,400) 1,303 $67,631,157
All Time International Box Office (Rank 401-500) 464 $211,100,212
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 601-700) 602 $278,731,369

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: December 10th, 2010 (Wide) by Sony Pictures
Video Release: March 22nd, 2011 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for violence and brief strong language.
(Rating bulletin 2145, 11/3/2010)
Running Time: 102 minutes
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Keywords: Surprise Twist, Organized Crime, Mistaken Identity, Secret Identity, Foreign-Language Remake, Romance, Crime Thriller, Scotland Yard
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Thriller/Suspense
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: StudioCanal, Birnbaum/Barber, GK Films, Spyglass Entertainment
Production Countries: France, United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 234 $6,625,759 Dec 31, 2010 24
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 330 $9,489,367 Dec 31, 2010 24
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day) 282 $5,371,896 Dec 24, 2010 17
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 365 $7,693,594 Dec 24, 2010 17

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 10, 2010 2 $16,472,458   2,756 $5,977   $16,472,458 1
Dec 17, 2010 6 $8,522,287 -48% 2,756 $3,092   $30,613,520 2
Dec 24, 2010 10 $5,371,896 -37% 2,756 $1,949   $40,850,340 3
Dec 31, 2010 11 $6,625,759 +23% 2,756 $2,404   $54,633,191 4
Jan 7, 2011 13 $3,766,574 -43% 2,442 $1,542   $61,157,944 5
Jan 14, 2011 15 $1,680,709 -55% 1,420 $1,184   $64,259,655 6
Jan 21, 2011 18 $881,114 -48% 875 $1,007   $65,894,031 7
Jan 28, 2011 28 $361,472 -59% 428 $845   $66,559,141 8
Feb 4, 2011 31 $161,017 -55% 231 $697   $66,848,673 9
Feb 11, 2011 42 $79,740 -50% 100 $797   $67,000,102 10
Feb 18, 2011 33 $202,309 +154% 224 $903   $67,239,128 11
Feb 25, 2011 38 $141,477 -30% 194 $729   $67,483,185 12
Mar 4, 2011 38 $91,513 -35% 142 $644   $67,631,157 13

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Dec 10, 2010 2 $6,033,091     2,756 $2,189   $6,033,091 1
Dec 11, 2010 3 $6,635,494 +10%   2,756 $2,408   $12,668,585 2
Dec 12, 2010 3 $3,803,873 -43%   2,756 $1,380   $16,472,458 3
Dec 13, 2010 2 $1,362,842 -64%   2,756 $495   $17,835,300 4
Dec 14, 2010 2 $1,675,611 +23%   2,756 $608   $19,510,911 5
Dec 15, 2010 2 $1,309,214 -22%   2,756 $475   $20,820,125 6
Dec 16, 2010 2 $1,271,108 -3%   2,756 $461   $22,091,233 7
Dec 17, 2010 6 $2,553,324 +101% -58% 2,756 $926   $24,644,557 8
Dec 18, 2010 6 $3,498,125 +37% -47% 2,756 $1,269   $28,142,682 9
Dec 19, 2010 7 $2,470,838 -29% -35% 2,756 $897   $30,613,520 10
Dec 20, 2010 7 $1,220,945 -51% -10% 2,756 $443   $31,834,465 11
Dec 21, 2010 7 $1,467,036 +20% -12% 2,756 $532   $33,301,501 12
Dec 22, 2010 9 $1,011,771 -31% -23% 2,756 $367   $34,313,272 13
Dec 23, 2010 9 $1,165,172 +15% -8% 2,756 $423   $35,478,444 14
Dec 24, 2010 9 $868,146 -25% -66% 2,756 $315   $36,346,590 15
Dec 25, 2010 9 $2,326,554 +168% -33% 2,756 $844   $38,673,144 16
Dec 26, 2010 10 $2,177,196 -6% -12% 2,756 $790   $40,850,340 17
Dec 27, 2010 10 $1,806,980 -17% +48% 2,756 $656   $42,657,320 18
Dec 28, 2010 10 $1,768,856 -2% +21% 2,756 $642   $44,426,176 19
Dec 29, 2010 10 $1,747,050 -1% +73% 2,756 $634   $46,173,226 20
Dec 30, 2010 10 $1,834,206 +5% +57% 2,756 $666   $48,007,432 21
Dec 31, 2010 10 $1,959,533 +7% +126% 2,756 $711   $49,944,533 22
Jan 1, 2011 11 $2,835,615 +45% +22% 2,756 $1,029   $52,802,580 23
Jan 2, 2011 11 $1,830,611 -35% -16% 2,756 $664   $54,633,191 24
Jan 3, 2011 11 $809,507 -56% -55% 2,756 $294   $55,442,698 25
Jan 4, 2011 9 $741,457 -8% -58% 2,756 $269   $56,184,155 26
Jan 5, 2011 7 $598,164 -19% -66% 2,756 $217   $56,782,319 27
Jan 6, 2011 7 $609,051 +2% -67% 2,756 $221   $57,391,370 28
Jan 7, 2011 10 $1,189,721 +95% -39% 2,442 $487   $58,581,091 29
Jan 8, 2011 13 $1,691,791 +42% -40% 2,442 $693   $60,272,882 30
Jan 9, 2011 13 $885,062 -48% -52% 2,442 $362   $61,157,944 31
Jan 10, 2011 9 $297,449 -66% -63% 2,442 $122   $61,455,393 32
Jan 11, 2011 9 $393,875 +32% -47% 2,442 $161   $61,849,268 33
Jan 12, 2011 9 $361,387 -8% -40% 2,442 $148   $62,210,655 34
Jan 13, 2011 9 $368,291 +2% -40% 2,442 $151   $62,578,946 35
Jan 14, 2011 14 $501,823 +36% -58% 1,420 $353   $63,080,769 36
Jan 15, 2011 15 $699,843 +39% -59% 1,420 $493   $63,780,612 37
Jan 16, 2011 15 $479,043 -32% -46% 1,420 $337   $64,259,655 38
Jan 17, 2011 17 $303,000 -37% +2% 1,420 $213   $64,562,655 39
Jan 18, 2011 13 $163,393 -46% -59% 1,420 $115   $64,726,048 40
Jan 19, 2011 13 $143,042 -12% -60% 1,420 $101   $64,869,090 41
Jan 20, 2011 13 $143,827 +1% -61% 1,420 $101   $65,012,917 42
Jan 21, 2011 16 $274,293 +91% -45% 875 $313   $65,287,210 43
Jan 22, 2011 18 $435,515 +59% -38% 875 $498   $65,722,725 44
Jan 23, 2011 19 $171,306 -61% -64% 875 $196   $65,894,031 45
Jan 24, 2011 19 $65,364 -62% -78% 875 $75   $65,959,395 46
Jan 25, 2011 16 $89,831 +37% -45% 875 $103   $66,049,226 47
Jan 26, 2011 16 $70,959 -21% -50% 875 $81   $66,120,185 48
Jan 27, 2011 17 $77,484 +9% -46% 875 $89   $66,197,669 49
Jan 28, 2011 - $108,994 +41% -60% 428 $255   $66,306,663 50
Jan 29, 2011 - $171,098 +57% -61% 428 $400   $66,477,761 51
Jan 30, 2011 - $81,380 -52% -52% 428 $190   $66,559,141 52
Feb 4, 2011 - $53,161   -51% 231 $230   $66,740,817 57
Feb 5, 2011 - $80,455 +51% -53% 231 $348   $66,821,272 58
Feb 6, 2011 - $27,401 -66% -66% 231 $119   $66,848,673 59
Feb 11, 2011 - $24,289   -54% 100 $243   $66,944,651 64
Feb 12, 2011 - $38,237 +57% -52% 100 $382   $66,982,888 65
Feb 13, 2011 - $17,214 -55% -37% 100 $172   $67,000,102 66
Feb 18, 2011 - $59,183   +144% 224 $264   $67,096,002 71
Feb 19, 2011 - $84,203 +42% +120% 224 $376   $67,180,205 72
Feb 20, 2011 - $58,923 -30% +242% 224 $263   $67,239,128 73
Feb 21, 2011 36 $36,895 -37%   224 $165   $67,276,023 74
Feb 25, 2011 - $44,162   -25% 194 $228   $67,385,870 78
Feb 26, 2011 - $63,542 +44% -25% 194 $328   $67,449,412 79
Feb 27, 2011 - $33,773 -47% -43% 194 $174   $67,483,185 80
Mar 4, 2011 - $28,152   -36% 142 $198   $67,567,796 85
Mar 5, 2011 - $40,494 +44% -36% 142 $285   $67,608,290 86
Mar 6, 2011 - $22,867 -44% -32% 142 $161   $67,631,157 87

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 10, 2010 2 $22,091,233   2,756 $8,016   $22,091,233 1
Dec 17, 2010 8 $13,387,211 -39% 2,756 $4,857   $35,478,444 2
Dec 24, 2010 10 $12,528,988 -6% 2,756 $4,546   $48,007,432 3
Dec 31, 2010 11 $9,383,938 -25% 2,756 $3,405   $57,391,370 4
Jan 7, 2011 13 $5,187,576 -45% 2,442 $2,124   $62,578,946 5
Jan 14, 2011 14 $2,433,971 -53% 1,420 $1,714   $65,012,917 6
Jan 21, 2011 18 $1,184,752 -51% 875 $1,354   $66,197,669 7
Jan 28, 2011 28 $489,987 -59% 428 $1,145   $66,687,656 8
Feb 4, 2011 31 $232,706 -53% 231 $1,007   $66,920,362 9
Feb 11, 2011 42 $116,457 -50% 100 $1,165   $67,036,819 10
Feb 18, 2011 34 $304,889 +162% 224 $1,361   $67,341,708 11
Feb 25, 2011 38 $197,936 -35% 194 $1,020   $67,539,644 12
Mar 4, 2011 44 $91,513 -54% 142 $644   $67,631,157 13

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
Mar 27, 20112515,860 515,860$8,470,421$8,470,4211
Apr 3, 20116114,347-78% 630,207$2,171,450$10,641,8712
Apr 10, 2011888,846-22% 719,053$1,306,036$11,947,9073
Apr 17, 2011963,519-29% 782,572$888,631$12,836,5384
Apr 24, 20112549,615-22% 832,187$694,114$13,530,6525
May 1, 20112233,057-33% 865,244$518,995$14,049,6476
May 8, 20111453,190+61% 918,434$618,600$14,668,2477
May 15, 20111835,077-34% 953,511$535,977$15,204,2248
May 22, 20112712,513-64% 966,024$205,463$15,409,6879

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Mar 27, 2011167,680 67,680$1,522,718$1,522,7181
Apr 3, 2011626,162-61% 93,842$635,860$2,158,5782
Apr 10, 20111318,411-30% 112,253$415,819$2,574,3973
Apr 17, 20112015,181-18% 127,434$351,023$2,925,4204
May 8, 2011915,837 151,934$292,500$3,425,1357

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Leading Cast

Johnny Depp    Frank Tupelo
Angelina Jolie    Elise Ward

Supporting Cast

Paul Bettany    Inspector John Acheson
Timothy Dalton    Chief Inspector Jones
Steven Berkoff    Reginald Shaw
Rufus Sewell    The Englishman
Christian De Sica    Colonnello Lombardi

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

Production and Technical Credits

Graham King    Producer
Tim Headington    Producer
Roger Birnbaum    Producer
Gary Barber    Producer
Jonathan Glickman    Producer
Lloyd Phillips    Executive Producer
Bahman Naraghi    Executive Producer
Olivier Courson    Executive Producer
Ron Halpern    Executive Producer
Denis O'Sullivan    Co-Producer
Jeffrey Nachmanoff    Co-Producer
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck    Director
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck    Screenwriter
Christopher McQuarrie    Screenwriter
Julian Fellowes    Screenwriter
Jerome Salle    Story Creator
John Seale    Cinematographer
Joe Hutshing    Editor
Patricia Rommel    Editor
James Newton Howard    Composer
Jon Hutman    Production Designer
Marco Trentini    Supervising Art Director
Susanna Codognato    Art Director
Antonio Tarolla    Set Designer
Anna Pinnock    Set Decorator
Colleen Atwood    Costume Designer
Mark Ulano    Sound Mixer
Wylie Stateman    Supervising Sound Editor
Renée Tondelli    Supervising Sound Editor
Scott Millan    Re-recording Mixer
David Parker    Re-recording Mixer
Ted Rae    Visual Effects Supervisor
Simon Crane    Stunt Coordinator
David Nichols    Line Producer
John Bernard    Line Producer
Steve E. Andrews    Assistant Director
Susie Figgis    Casting Director

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

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April 5th, 2011

Like last week, four new releases reached the top 30 on this week's sales chart and all four landed in the top five. It was a close race for top spot with Yogi Bear leading The Tourist 685,000 units to 609,000 units. In terms of dollars it was even closer at $10.27 million to $9.99 million. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for March 22nd, 2011

March 21st, 2011

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International Box Office: Hornet Stings the Competition

January 26th, 2011

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January 20th, 2011

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January 12th, 2011

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International Box Office: Bullet Gunning for Number One

December 22nd, 2010

The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader remained in top spot over the weekend, but it fell more than 50% to $31.53 million on 10,107 screens in 61 markets for a total of $126.02 million internationally. Over the weekend it opened in Germany, but only managed second place with $2.46 million on 893 screens, which is about 40% less than Prince Caspian made during its opening weekend and less than half of what the original opened with. It was down 50% in Russia, but still going strong with $3.89 million on 1284 screens over the weekend for a total of $16.29 million after two. In France it held well, down just 40% to $3.10 million on 739 screens over the weekend and $8.77 million in total. It will not match its predecessors at the box office, but it should make enough internationally that it will break even, eventually. More...

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International Box Office: Voyage Sails to the Top

December 15th, 2010

Like the previous films in the franchise, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader will clearly be a bigger hit internationally than it will domestically. This weekend it climbed into top spot with $66.18 million on 10,0159 screens in 58 markets for a total of $80.22 million. It opened in first place in Russia with $7.85 million on 1284 screens over the weekend for a total of $10.87 million. Its debut in France was a little stronger than its opening here at $5.15 million on 739 screens, likewise in South Korea with $3.89 million on 562 screens over the weekend and $5.28 million in total. In Mexico it made $3.36 million on 522 screens over the weekend and $7.01 million including previews. On the other hand, it only made $3.87 million on 536 screens in the U.K. By comparison, the first film made more than $15 million in its opening and the second more than $8 million. Its going to need strong holds going forward if it is to have any shot at breaking even. The fact that it fell just 23% during its second weekend in Spain is a hopeful sign. However, it still only managed $2.21 million on 598 screens, while this strong hold was in part due to the total lack of wide releases in that market this past weekend. More...

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December 14th, 2010

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Voyage of the Damned

December 13th, 2010

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The Beginning of the Voyage

December 9th, 2010

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Tangled Snares the Competition

December 6th, 2010

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2010 Preview: December

December 1st, 2010

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Synopsis

During an impromptu trip to Europe to mend a broken heart, Frank unexpectedly finds himself in a flirtatious encounter with Elise, an extraordinary woman who deliberately crosses his path. Against the backdrop of Paris and Venice, their whirlwind romance quickly evolves as they find themselves unwittingly thrust into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$16,472,458 (24.4% of total gross)
Legs:4.11 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:24.3% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$100,000,000 (worldwide box office is 2.8 times production budget)
Theater counts:2,756 opening theaters/2,756 max. theaters, 6.2 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $92,313,948

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 1,301-1,400) 1,303 $67,631,157
All Time International Box Office (Rank 401-500) 464 $211,100,212
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 601-700) 602 $278,731,369

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Domestic Releases: December 10th, 2010 (Wide) by Sony Pictures
Video Release: March 22nd, 2011 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for violence and brief strong language.
(Rating bulletin 2145, 11/3/2010)
Running Time: 102 minutes
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Keywords: Surprise Twist, Organized Crime, Mistaken Identity, Secret Identity, Foreign-Language Remake, Romance, Crime Thriller, Scotland Yard
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Thriller/Suspense
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: StudioCanal, Birnbaum/Barber, GK Films, Spyglass Entertainment
Production Countries: France, United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 234 $6,625,759 Dec 31, 2010 24
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 330 $9,489,367 Dec 31, 2010 24
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day) 282 $5,371,896 Dec 24, 2010 17
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 365 $7,693,594 Dec 24, 2010 17

Leading Cast

Johnny Depp    Frank Tupelo
Angelina Jolie    Elise Ward

Supporting Cast

Paul Bettany    Inspector John Acheson
Timothy Dalton    Chief Inspector Jones
Steven Berkoff    Reginald Shaw
Rufus Sewell    The Englishman
Christian De Sica    Colonnello Lombardi

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

Production and Technical Credits

Graham King    Producer
Tim Headington    Producer
Roger Birnbaum    Producer
Gary Barber    Producer
Jonathan Glickman    Producer
Lloyd Phillips    Executive Producer
Bahman Naraghi    Executive Producer
Olivier Courson    Executive Producer
Ron Halpern    Executive Producer
Denis O'Sullivan    Co-Producer
Jeffrey Nachmanoff    Co-Producer
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck    Director
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck    Screenwriter
Christopher McQuarrie    Screenwriter
Julian Fellowes    Screenwriter
Jerome Salle    Story Creator
John Seale    Cinematographer
Joe Hutshing    Editor
Patricia Rommel    Editor
James Newton Howard    Composer
Jon Hutman    Production Designer
Marco Trentini    Supervising Art Director
Susanna Codognato    Art Director
Antonio Tarolla    Set Designer
Anna Pinnock    Set Decorator
Colleen Atwood    Costume Designer
Mark Ulano    Sound Mixer
Wylie Stateman    Supervising Sound Editor
Renée Tondelli    Supervising Sound Editor
Scott Millan    Re-recording Mixer
David Parker    Re-recording Mixer
Ted Rae    Visual Effects Supervisor
Simon Crane    Stunt Coordinator
David Nichols    Line Producer
John Bernard    Line Producer
Steve E. Andrews    Assistant Director
Susie Figgis    Casting Director

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

DVD Sales: Yogi Outsmarts the Competition, Barely

April 5th, 2011

Like last week, four new releases reached the top 30 on this week's sales chart and all four landed in the top five. It was a close race for top spot with Yogi Bear leading The Tourist 685,000 units to 609,000 units. In terms of dollars it was even closer at $10.27 million to $9.99 million. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for March 22nd, 2011

March 21st, 2011

It's a deceptively slow week when it comes to DVD and Blu-ray releases. Have I mentioned how much I love the word, "deceptively"? It is worse than meaningless and actually reduces the amount of information given in any sentence it appears in. In this case, the first sentence could mean the week appears to be slow, but it is actually quite busy. Or it could mean the week appears busy, but is quite slow. Unfortunately, it's the latter. There are four first run releases coming out on the home market, which is more than most weeks, but all four missed expectations to one degree or another. Additionally, there's only one new release that I'm seriously considering for Pick of the Week, The Venture Bros.: Season Four on Blu-ray. In fact, there are a couple Blu-ray catalog titles that are more interesting than any of the first run releases. Leading the way there is Stand By Me, which is not only a great movie, but the Blu-ray isn't shovelware and includes Blu-ray exclusive extras like a Picture-in-Picture track. So which release is the Pick of the Week? I can't decide, so let's call it a tie. More...

International Box Office: Hornet Stings the Competition

January 26th, 2011

Thanks to a combination of solid openings and better than expected holds, The Green Hornet was able to climb into top spot with $18.53 million on 4706 screens in 43 markets for a total of $37.55 million after just two weeks of release. In Australia, the film earned first place with $2.99 million on just 289 screens for a very impressive per screen average. It was also the biggest hit in Mexico with $2.55 million on 439 screens. On the other hand, it struggled in Japan opening in third place with $1.80 million on 459 screens. With a per screen average of well under $5000, it will likely disappear quite quickly in that market. On the up side, the film held well in most major markets down just 30% in France to $1.37 million on 495 screens over the weekend for a total of $3.66 million after two. In Germany it was down just 35% to $2.69 million on 612 screens over the weekend for a total of $7.81 million, also after two. While it was down 37% in the U.K. to $1.90 million on 431 screens over the weekend for a two-week total of $6.11 million. With openings in South Korea, Italy, Russia, and Brazil ahead, it could top $100 million internationally and $200 million worldwide. That would be more than enough to be considered a success. More...

International Box Office: Tangled Continues Earning the Green

January 20th, 2011

International numbers were a day late due to the holiday, but there were some interesting stories to report. Firstly, Tangled climbed to top spot with $16.01 million on 4187 screens, in 38 markets, for a total of $214.02 million internationally and $395.03 million worldwide. It was able to climb to the top, despite no major market openings. It did add $3.33 million on 432 screens during its second weekend in Australia. That was enough for second place in that market over the weekend, while it lifted its total there to $13.23 million. In Brazil it remained in first place with $2.69 million on 447 screens over the weekend and $12.98 million after two. Up next is the U.K., while it has yet to open in Spain, Scandinavia, and Japan and by the time its done, it could have $500 million worldwide. More...

International Box Office: Tangled Web of Confusion

January 12th, 2011

We are again stuck with studio estimates, which is a bit troubling, as I was hoping the schedule would have returned to normal. Also, this has resulted in a bit of confusion with Tangled and The Tourist finishing in a very close race for the number one position. Tangled led the way according to the studio estimate with $26.3 million on 3,636 screens in 43 markets for a total of $179.3 million internationally and $355.1 million worldwide. This week it debuted in first place in Australia with $5.74 million on 462 screens over the weekend, for a total opening of $6.08 million. Meanwhile in Brazil it topped the charts with $4.53 million on 446 screens over the weekend and $5.98 million in total. In both cases the film opened better than it did here. More...

International Box Office: Bullet Gunning for Number One

December 22nd, 2010

The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader remained in top spot over the weekend, but it fell more than 50% to $31.53 million on 10,107 screens in 61 markets for a total of $126.02 million internationally. Over the weekend it opened in Germany, but only managed second place with $2.46 million on 893 screens, which is about 40% less than Prince Caspian made during its opening weekend and less than half of what the original opened with. It was down 50% in Russia, but still going strong with $3.89 million on 1284 screens over the weekend for a total of $16.29 million after two. In France it held well, down just 40% to $3.10 million on 739 screens over the weekend and $8.77 million in total. It will not match its predecessors at the box office, but it should make enough internationally that it will break even, eventually. More...

Tron Scores Easy Win Over Weak Competition

December 20th, 2010

The weekend numbers were mixed with only one film performing really well and a few more pulling in middling numbers for this time of year. Overall the box office was up 47% from last weekend adding $135 million to its running tally, meaning it crossed the $10 billion mark over the weekend. The good news is this was a weekend faster than that milestone was reached last year and the second highest in history. The bad news is that it was down 2% from last year, while the year-to-date race now has 2010 up by just 1.2% at $10.07 billion to $9.94 billion. There is a chance that by this time next week, 2010 will have surrendered its lead. More...

International Box Office: Voyage Sails to the Top

December 15th, 2010

Like the previous films in the franchise, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader will clearly be a bigger hit internationally than it will domestically. This weekend it climbed into top spot with $66.18 million on 10,0159 screens in 58 markets for a total of $80.22 million. It opened in first place in Russia with $7.85 million on 1284 screens over the weekend for a total of $10.87 million. Its debut in France was a little stronger than its opening here at $5.15 million on 739 screens, likewise in South Korea with $3.89 million on 562 screens over the weekend and $5.28 million in total. In Mexico it made $3.36 million on 522 screens over the weekend and $7.01 million including previews. On the other hand, it only made $3.87 million on 536 screens in the U.K. By comparison, the first film made more than $15 million in its opening and the second more than $8 million. Its going to need strong holds going forward if it is to have any shot at breaking even. The fact that it fell just 23% during its second weekend in Spain is a hopeful sign. However, it still only managed $2.21 million on 598 screens, while this strong hold was in part due to the total lack of wide releases in that market this past weekend. 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...

Voyage of the Damned

December 13th, 2010

Well that sucked. Both new releases underperformed at the box office this past weekend, by a large margin. In fact, combined Dawn Treader and The Tourist earned less than many were thinking Dawn Treader alone would earn. Needless to say, this hurt the overall box office. It was still able to grow by 6.5% from last weekend to $92 million, but that's more than 5% lower than the same weekend last year, and the same weekend last year was a disappointment to begin with. 2010 still has a lead over 2009, but that lead is down to 1.5% at $9.90 billion to $9.75 billion, and by this time next weekend, that lead could be cut in half. And by the end of Christmas weekend, it could be gone entirely. More...

The Beginning of the Voyage

December 9th, 2010

It could be a strong weekend at the box office with two wide releases, both with the potential of earning more than $100 million, perhaps a lot more in one case. This is great news for 2010, as this week last year was not strong. Both Dawn Treader and The Tourist should open with more than The Princess and the Frog did during its debut in wide release, although it could be close for the latter. Combined the two films could make more than the top five did last year. If so, 2010 should win big over 2009, but it will be the last win for 2010, and it still might not be enough to maintain its lead over 2009 in the end. More...

Tangled Snares the Competition

December 6th, 2010

The past weekend brought very little holiday cheer and the box office plummeted more than 50% from last weekend to just $86 million. To be fair, this was a post-holiday weekend, so that decline was expected, if a little more extreme than we would like. However, it was 13% lower than the same weekend last year and there's no way to sugarcoat that. Year-to-date 2010 still has a lead over 2009, but that lead is now under 2% at $9.78 billion to $9.63 billion. This means in less than a month 2010's lead has been cut in half. This is not a good sign going forward. More...

2010 Preview: December

December 1st, 2010

It's the end of the year and there are certainly some question marks that will be answered over the next 31 days. Are there any monster hits left for 2010? Will 2010 manage to stay ahead of 2009? Will it actually start winning again at the box office? Unfortunately, the answer to all three of those questions might be no. First of all, of the November wide releases, only two will really match expectations, with a couple of others coming close. So December starts on the weak side. Additionally, last December saw the release of Avatar, the biggest box office hit of all time. There's no film coming out this month that will match that movie. In fact, there's a chance no movie coming out this month will match last December's second place film, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. This means that even though 2010 had a $300 million lead over 2009 just a few weeks ago, by the end of the year, 2010 might fail to break last year's record. More...

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 10, 2010 2 $16,472,458   2,756 $5,977   $16,472,458 1
Dec 17, 2010 6 $8,522,287 -48% 2,756 $3,092   $30,613,520 2
Dec 24, 2010 10 $5,371,896 -37% 2,756 $1,949   $40,850,340 3
Dec 31, 2010 11 $6,625,759 +23% 2,756 $2,404   $54,633,191 4
Jan 7, 2011 13 $3,766,574 -43% 2,442 $1,542   $61,157,944 5
Jan 14, 2011 15 $1,680,709 -55% 1,420 $1,184   $64,259,655 6
Jan 21, 2011 18 $881,114 -48% 875 $1,007   $65,894,031 7
Jan 28, 2011 28 $361,472 -59% 428 $845   $66,559,141 8
Feb 4, 2011 31 $161,017 -55% 231 $697   $66,848,673 9
Feb 11, 2011 42 $79,740 -50% 100 $797   $67,000,102 10
Feb 18, 2011 33 $202,309 +154% 224 $903   $67,239,128 11
Feb 25, 2011 38 $141,477 -30% 194 $729   $67,483,185 12
Mar 4, 2011 38 $91,513 -35% 142 $644   $67,631,157 13

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Dec 10, 2010 2 $6,033,091     2,756 $2,189   $6,033,091 1
Dec 11, 2010 3 $6,635,494 +10%   2,756 $2,408   $12,668,585 2
Dec 12, 2010 3 $3,803,873 -43%   2,756 $1,380   $16,472,458 3
Dec 13, 2010 2 $1,362,842 -64%   2,756 $495   $17,835,300 4
Dec 14, 2010 2 $1,675,611 +23%   2,756 $608   $19,510,911 5
Dec 15, 2010 2 $1,309,214 -22%   2,756 $475   $20,820,125 6
Dec 16, 2010 2 $1,271,108 -3%   2,756 $461   $22,091,233 7
Dec 17, 2010 6 $2,553,324 +101% -58% 2,756 $926   $24,644,557 8
Dec 18, 2010 6 $3,498,125 +37% -47% 2,756 $1,269   $28,142,682 9
Dec 19, 2010 7 $2,470,838 -29% -35% 2,756 $897   $30,613,520 10
Dec 20, 2010 7 $1,220,945 -51% -10% 2,756 $443   $31,834,465 11
Dec 21, 2010 7 $1,467,036 +20% -12% 2,756 $532   $33,301,501 12
Dec 22, 2010 9 $1,011,771 -31% -23% 2,756 $367   $34,313,272 13
Dec 23, 2010 9 $1,165,172 +15% -8% 2,756 $423   $35,478,444 14
Dec 24, 2010 9 $868,146 -25% -66% 2,756 $315   $36,346,590 15
Dec 25, 2010 9 $2,326,554 +168% -33% 2,756 $844   $38,673,144 16
Dec 26, 2010 10 $2,177,196 -6% -12% 2,756 $790   $40,850,340 17
Dec 27, 2010 10 $1,806,980 -17% +48% 2,756 $656   $42,657,320 18
Dec 28, 2010 10 $1,768,856 -2% +21% 2,756 $642   $44,426,176 19
Dec 29, 2010 10 $1,747,050 -1% +73% 2,756 $634   $46,173,226 20
Dec 30, 2010 10 $1,834,206 +5% +57% 2,756 $666   $48,007,432 21
Dec 31, 2010 10 $1,959,533 +7% +126% 2,756 $711   $49,944,533 22
Jan 1, 2011 11 $2,835,615 +45% +22% 2,756 $1,029   $52,802,580 23
Jan 2, 2011 11 $1,830,611 -35% -16% 2,756 $664   $54,633,191 24
Jan 3, 2011 11 $809,507 -56% -55% 2,756 $294   $55,442,698 25
Jan 4, 2011 9 $741,457 -8% -58% 2,756 $269   $56,184,155 26
Jan 5, 2011 7 $598,164 -19% -66% 2,756 $217   $56,782,319 27
Jan 6, 2011 7 $609,051 +2% -67% 2,756 $221   $57,391,370 28
Jan 7, 2011 10 $1,189,721 +95% -39% 2,442 $487   $58,581,091 29
Jan 8, 2011 13 $1,691,791 +42% -40% 2,442 $693   $60,272,882 30
Jan 9, 2011 13 $885,062 -48% -52% 2,442 $362   $61,157,944 31
Jan 10, 2011 9 $297,449 -66% -63% 2,442 $122   $61,455,393 32
Jan 11, 2011 9 $393,875 +32% -47% 2,442 $161   $61,849,268 33
Jan 12, 2011 9 $361,387 -8% -40% 2,442 $148   $62,210,655 34
Jan 13, 2011 9 $368,291 +2% -40% 2,442 $151   $62,578,946 35
Jan 14, 2011 14 $501,823 +36% -58% 1,420 $353   $63,080,769 36
Jan 15, 2011 15 $699,843 +39% -59% 1,420 $493   $63,780,612 37
Jan 16, 2011 15 $479,043 -32% -46% 1,420 $337   $64,259,655 38
Jan 17, 2011 17 $303,000 -37% +2% 1,420 $213   $64,562,655 39
Jan 18, 2011 13 $163,393 -46% -59% 1,420 $115   $64,726,048 40
Jan 19, 2011 13 $143,042 -12% -60% 1,420 $101   $64,869,090 41
Jan 20, 2011 13 $143,827 +1% -61% 1,420 $101   $65,012,917 42
Jan 21, 2011 16 $274,293 +91% -45% 875 $313   $65,287,210 43
Jan 22, 2011 18 $435,515 +59% -38% 875 $498   $65,722,725 44
Jan 23, 2011 19 $171,306 -61% -64% 875 $196   $65,894,031 45
Jan 24, 2011 19 $65,364 -62% -78% 875 $75   $65,959,395 46
Jan 25, 2011 16 $89,831 +37% -45% 875 $103   $66,049,226 47
Jan 26, 2011 16 $70,959 -21% -50% 875 $81   $66,120,185 48
Jan 27, 2011 17 $77,484 +9% -46% 875 $89   $66,197,669 49
Jan 28, 2011 - $108,994 +41% -60% 428 $255   $66,306,663 50
Jan 29, 2011 - $171,098 +57% -61% 428 $400   $66,477,761 51
Jan 30, 2011 - $81,380 -52% -52% 428 $190   $66,559,141 52
Feb 4, 2011 - $53,161   -51% 231 $230   $66,740,817 57
Feb 5, 2011 - $80,455 +51% -53% 231 $348   $66,821,272 58
Feb 6, 2011 - $27,401 -66% -66% 231 $119   $66,848,673 59
Feb 11, 2011 - $24,289   -54% 100 $243   $66,944,651 64
Feb 12, 2011 - $38,237 +57% -52% 100 $382   $66,982,888 65
Feb 13, 2011 - $17,214 -55% -37% 100 $172   $67,000,102 66
Feb 18, 2011 - $59,183   +144% 224 $264   $67,096,002 71
Feb 19, 2011 - $84,203 +42% +120% 224 $376   $67,180,205 72
Feb 20, 2011 - $58,923 -30% +242% 224 $263   $67,239,128 73
Feb 21, 2011 36 $36,895 -37%   224 $165   $67,276,023 74
Feb 25, 2011 - $44,162   -25% 194 $228   $67,385,870 78
Feb 26, 2011 - $63,542 +44% -25% 194 $328   $67,449,412 79
Feb 27, 2011 - $33,773 -47% -43% 194 $174   $67,483,185 80
Mar 4, 2011 - $28,152   -36% 142 $198   $67,567,796 85
Mar 5, 2011 - $40,494 +44% -36% 142 $285   $67,608,290 86
Mar 6, 2011 - $22,867 -44% -32% 142 $161   $67,631,157 87

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 10, 2010 2 $22,091,233   2,756 $8,016   $22,091,233 1
Dec 17, 2010 8 $13,387,211 -39% 2,756 $4,857   $35,478,444 2
Dec 24, 2010 10 $12,528,988 -6% 2,756 $4,546   $48,007,432 3
Dec 31, 2010 11 $9,383,938 -25% 2,756 $3,405   $57,391,370 4
Jan 7, 2011 13 $5,187,576 -45% 2,442 $2,124   $62,578,946 5
Jan 14, 2011 14 $2,433,971 -53% 1,420 $1,714   $65,012,917 6
Jan 21, 2011 18 $1,184,752 -51% 875 $1,354   $66,197,669 7
Jan 28, 2011 28 $489,987 -59% 428 $1,145   $66,687,656 8
Feb 4, 2011 31 $232,706 -53% 231 $1,007   $66,920,362 9
Feb 11, 2011 42 $116,457 -50% 100 $1,165   $67,036,819 10
Feb 18, 2011 34 $304,889 +162% 224 $1,361   $67,341,708 11
Feb 25, 2011 38 $197,936 -35% 194 $1,020   $67,539,644 12
Mar 4, 2011 44 $91,513 -54% 142 $644   $67,631,157 13

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
Mar 27, 20112515,860 515,860$8,470,421$8,470,4211
Apr 3, 20116114,347-78% 630,207$2,171,450$10,641,8712
Apr 10, 2011888,846-22% 719,053$1,306,036$11,947,9073
Apr 17, 2011963,519-29% 782,572$888,631$12,836,5384
Apr 24, 20112549,615-22% 832,187$694,114$13,530,6525
May 1, 20112233,057-33% 865,244$518,995$14,049,6476
May 8, 20111453,190+61% 918,434$618,600$14,668,2477
May 15, 20111835,077-34% 953,511$535,977$15,204,2248
May 22, 20112712,513-64% 966,024$205,463$15,409,6879

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Mar 27, 2011167,680 67,680$1,522,718$1,522,7181
Apr 3, 2011626,162-61% 93,842$635,860$2,158,5782
Apr 10, 20111318,411-30% 112,253$415,819$2,574,3973
Apr 17, 20112015,181-18% 127,434$351,023$2,925,4204
May 8, 2011915,837 151,934$292,500$3,425,1357

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