January
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo / A
The Adventures of Tintin / A
The Descendants / A-
February
Chronicle / B+
Safe House / B
March
This Means War / B+
The Hunger Games / A
The Hunger Games / A
April
Titanic / A
Titanic / A
The Pirates! Band of Misfits / B+
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel / A-
The Avengers / B+
May
Dark Shadows / B
The Woman in Black / B+
Men in Black 3 / B+
June
Prometheus / A-
Rock of Ages / B+
Brave / A
Snow White and the Huntsman / B+
July
The Amazing Spider-Man / A-
Ted / A-
The Dark Knight Rises / A
August
E.T. The Extra Terrestrial / A
The Bourne Legacy / C
September
From Up on Poppy Hill / A
Looper / A
Films thus far: 27
Even Australia is likely to sell more tickets this year compared to Spain and we have half the population. Mind you, our economy is doing so much better, so it's not inexplicable.
Last I checked, 1.075b > 1.066b, not too much bigger, but bigger none-the-less, so you have to go back to 2003 to find bigger.I guess I should've been more clear about what I meant.
So? It's always going to get easier anyway. 2D movies are at a disadvantage compared to 3D movies because they are less expensive and less common. Therefore it's always impressive to sea 2D movie make it to a billion, the last time it happened was four years ago, and the last time it was this big was 2003.