4-day weekend actuals = Ride Along 2 $41.01 | Revenent $37.53 | SW7 33.02 | 13h 19.22 | DH 11.9 | NotN 9.38 | Forest 6.98 | Big Sh 5.44 | Sisters 5.48 | Alvin & H8 4,33 | chart p.4

[misterchief81]

10 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

???

 

Shaking my head.

[Biph Shmata]

4 minutes ago, terrestrial said:

That I knew, but what do the letters stand for? If it's a bad word/saying, I do not want to get you in trouble, just wondering.

SMH means smack my head like in exasperation.

[terrestrial]

4-day weekend

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	N	Ride Along 2	Uni.	$41,006,705	-	3,175	-	$12,915	$41,006,705	$40	1
2	2	The Revenant	Fox	$37,528,219	-5.8%	3,559	+184	$10,545	$95,702,988	$135	4
3	1	Star Wars 7	BV	$33,020,265	-22.0%	3,822	-312	$8,640	$858,953,106	$200	5
4	N	13 Hours Secret S....	Par.	$19,224,408	-	2,389	-	$8,047	$19,224,408	$50	1
5	3	Daddy's Home	Par.	$11,902,133	-20.7%	3,322	-161	$3,583	$131,858,235	-	4
6	N	Norm of the North	LGF	$9,375,822	-	2,411	-	$3,889	$9,375,822	-	1
7	4	The Forest	Focus	$6,980,549	-45.2%	2,509	+58	$2,782	$22,314,183	$10	2
8	7	The Big Short	Par.	$6,439,541	+4.3%	1,765	-764	$3,648	$51,760,423	$28	6
9	5	Sisters	Uni.	$5,481,810	-23.8%	2,313	-551	$2,370	$82,915,440	$30	5
10	8	Alvin ... Road Chip	Fox	$4,336,322	-24.0%	2,221	-751	$1,952	$81,049,347	-	5
11	6	The Hateful Eight	Wein.	$4,328,579	-32.4%	2,385	-553	$1,815	$48,477,070	$44	4
12	9	Joy	Fox	$3,546,256	-20.8%	1,796	-717	$1,975	$52,196,524	$60	4
13	16	Brooklyn	FoxS	$2,179,998	+106.6%	687	+393	$3,173	$25,129,611	-	11
14	17	Spotlight	ORF	$2,072,165	+123.2%	985	+617	$2,104	$31,045,328	-	11
15	15	Carol	Wein.	$1,758,492	+18.3%	790	+265	$2,226	$9,454,346	-	9
16	13	Good Dinosaur	BV	$1,524,177	-12.8%	812	-378	$1,877	$119,317,790	-	8
17	12	HG Mockingjay 2	LGF	$1,420,716	-32.6%	797	-430	$1,783	$279,599,584	$160	9
18	14	Creed	WB	$1,400,052	-7.5%	878	-123	$1,595	$107,564,655	$35	8
19	10	Concussion (2015)	Sony	$1,202,805	-60.3%	1,041	-1,015	$1,155	$33,247,035	$35	4

 

3-day weekend

TW	LW	Title (click to view)	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count / Change		Average	Total Gross	Budget*	Week #
1	N	Ride Along 2	Uni.	$35,243,095	-	3,175	-	$11,100	$35,243,095	$40	1
2	2	The Revenant	Fox	$31,796,633	-20.2%	3,559	+184	$8,934	$89,971,402	$135	4
3	1	Star Wars 7	BV	$26,342,117	-37.8%	3,822	-312	$6,892	$852,274,958	$200	5
4	N	13 Hours Secret Sol...	Par.	$16,193,223	-	2,389	-	$6,778	$16,193,223	$50	1
5	3	Daddy's Home	Par.	$9,548,275	-36.4%	3,322	-161	$2,874	$129,504,377	-	4
6	N	Norm of the North	LGF	$6,844,137	-	2,411	-	$2,839	$6,844,137	-	1
7	4	The Forest	Focus	$5,977,741	-53.1%	2,509	+58	$2,383	$21,311,375	$10	2
8	7	The Big Short	Par.	$5,302,839	-14.1%	1,765	-764	$3,004	$50,623,721	$28	6
9	5	Sisters	Uni.	$4,683,825	-34.9%	2,313	-551	$2,025	$82,117,455	$30	5
10	6	The Hateful Eight	Wein.	$3,568,832	-44.3%	2,385	-553	$1,496	$47,717,323	$44	4
11	8	Alvin... Road Chip	Fox	$2,931,390	-48.6%	2,221	-751	$1,320	$79,644,415	-	5
12	9	Joy	Fox	$2,915,331	-34.9%	1,796	-717	$1,623	$51,565,599	$60	4
13	16	Brooklyn	FoxS	$1,792,594	+69.9%	687	+393	$2,609	$24,742,207	-	11
14	17	Spotlight	ORF	$1,650,133	+77.7%	985	+617	$1,675	$30,623,296	-	11
15	15	Carol	Wein.	$1,458,049	-1.9%	790	+265	$1,846	$9,153,903	-	9
16	12	HG Mockingjay 2	LGF	$1,132,136	-46.3%	797	-430	$1,420	$279,311,004	$160	9
17	14	Creed	WB	$1,114,581	-26.4%	878	-123	$1,269	$107,279,184	$35	8
18	13	The Good Dinosaur	BV	$1,025,736	-41.3%	812	-378	$1,263	$118,819,349	-	8
19	10	Concussion (2015)	Sony	$947,443	-68.7%	1,041	-1,015	$910	$32,991,673	$35	4

 

Monday - for the last week comparison

TD	YD	Title (Click to View)	Studio	Daily Gross	% +/- YD / LW		Theaters / Avg		Gross To-Date	Day
1	3	Star Wars 7	BV	$6,678,148	-26%		+115%	3,822	$1,747	$858,953,106	32
2	1	Ride Along 2	Uni.	$5,763,610	-42%	-	3,175	$1,815	$41,006,705	4
3	2	The Revenant	Fox	$5,731,586	-42%		+43%	3,559	$1,610	$95,702,988	25
4	4	13 Hours Secret S...	Par.	$3,031,185	-33%	-	2,389	$1,269	$19,224,408	4
5	6	Norm of the North	LGF	$2,531,685	+12%	-	2,411	$1,050	$9,375,822	4
6	5	Daddy's Home	Par.	$2,353,858	-24%		+179%	3,322	$709	$131,858,235	25
7	11	Alvin Road Chip	Fox	$1,404,932	+33%		+565%	2,221	$633	$81,049,347	32
8	8	The Big Short	Par.	$1,136,702	-31%		+125%	1,765	$644	$51,760,423	39
9	7	The Forest	Focus	$1,002,808	-45%		+52%	2,509	$400	$22,314,183	11
10	9	Sisters	Uni.	$797,985	-44%		+47%	2,313	$345	$82,915,440	32
11	10	The Hateful Eight	Wein.	$759,747	-33%		+29%	2,385	$319	$48,477,070	25
12	12	Joy	Fox	$630,925	-29%		+48%	1,796	$351	$52,196,524	25
-	-	The Good Dinosaur	BV	$498,441	-		+477%	812	$614	$119,317,790	55
-	-	Spotlight	ORF	$422,032	-21%		+374%	985	$428	$31,045,328	74
-	-	Brooklyn	FoxS	$387,404	-33%		+325%	687	$564	$25,129,611	76
-	-	Carol	Wein.	$300,443	-34%		+101%	790	$380	$9,454,346	60
-	-	HG Mockingjay 2	LGF	$288,580	-17%		+99%	797	$362	$279,599,584	60
-	-	Creed	WB	$285,471	-14%		+128%	878	$325	$107,564,655	55
-	-	Concussion (2015)	Sony	$255,362	-4%		+12%	1,041	$245	$33,247,035	25

 

 

 

 

[DAR]

The Revenant is doing a lot more than I would have thunk.  Leo is probably one of the last stars that can open a movie on his name, instead of the concept selling the movie.

[terrestrial]

for the ones who want to compare the revised estimates to the actuals per day ( I think @AndyLL usually asks for that?)

 

Rank*	Title	Friday 1/15 (Estimates)	Saturday 1/16 (Estimates)	Sunday 1/17 (Estimates)	Monday 1/18 (Estimates)
1	THE REVENANT Fox 3,559	$9,300,000 +130.8% / $2,613 $67,474,769 / 22	$12,650,000 +36% / $3,554 $80,124,769 / 23	$9,850,000 -22.1% / $2,768 $89,974,769 / 24	$7,200,000 -26.9% / $2,023 $97,174,769 / 25
2	RIDE ALONG 2 Universal 3,175	$11,940,000 -- / $3,761 $11,940,000 / 1	$13,490,000 +13% / $4,249 $25,430,000 / 2	$9,890,000 -26.7% / $3,115 $35,320,000 / 3	$6,230,000 -37% / $1,962 $41,550,000 / 4
3	STAR WARS 7 Buena Vista 3,822	$6,305,000 +101.4% / $1,650 $832,237,841 / 29	$11,062,000 +75.4% / $2,894 $843,299,841 / 30	$9,010,000 -18.5% / $2,357 $852,309,841 / 31	$6,188,000 -31.3% / $1,619 $858,497,841 / 32
4	13 HOURS SECRET S... Paramount 2,389	$5,896,000 -- / $2,468 $5,896,000 / 1	$5,762,000 -2.3% / $2,412 $11,658,000 / 2	$4,560,000 -20.9% / $1,909 $16,218,000 / 3	$3,432,000 -24.7% / $1,437 $19,650,000 / 4
5	NORM OF THE NORTH Lionsgate 2,411	$1,580,000 -- / $655 $1,580,000 / 1	$3,000,000 +89.9% / $1,244 $4,580,000 / 2	$2,260,000 -24.7% / $937 $6,840,000 / 3	$2,485,000 +10% / $1,031 $9,325,000 / 4
6	DADDY'S HOME Paramount 3,322	$2,433,000 +207.1% / $732 $122,389,102 / 22	$4,029,000 +65.6% / $1,213 $126,418,102 / 23	$3,081,000 -23.5% / $927 $129,499,102 / 24	$2,457,000 -20.3% / $740 $131,956,102 / 25
7	THE BIG SHORT Paramount 1,765	$1,510,000 +113.5% / $856 $46,830,882 / 36	$2,156,000 +42.8% / $1,222 $48,986,882 / 37	$1,634,000 -24.2% / $926 $50,620,882 / 38	$1,150,000 -29.6% / $652 $51,770,882 / 39
8	ALVIN ...THE ROAD CHIP Fox 2,221	$515,000 +161.5% / $232 $77,228,025 / 29	$1,340,000 +160.2% / $603 $78,568,025 / 30	$1,055,000 -21.3% / $475 $79,623,025 / 31	$1,090,000 +3.3% / $491 $80,713,025 / 32
9	THE FOREST Focus Features 2,509	$1,755,000 +220.3% / $699 $17,088,634 / 8	$2,442,000 +39.1% / $973 $19,530,634 / 9	$1,818,000 -25.6% / $725 $21,348,634 / 10	$1,000,000 -45% / $399 $22,348,634 / 11
10	THE HATEFUL EIGHT Weinstein Company 2,385	$1,007,000 +64.2% / $422 $45,155,491 / 22	$1,435,000 +42.5% / $602 $46,590,491 / 23	$1,128,000 -21.4% / $473 $47,718,491 / 24	$846,000 -25% / $355 $48,564,491 / 25

11

SISTERS Universal 2,313

$1,370,000 +127.8% / $592 $78,803,630 / 29

$1,910,000 +39.4% / $826 $80,713,630 / 30

$1,430,000 -25.1% / $618 $82,143,630 / 31

$820,000 -42.7% / $355 $82,963,630 / 32

 

 

 

Rank*	Title	Friday 1/15	Saturday 1/16	Sunday 1/17	Monday 1/18
1	STAR WARS 7 Buena Vista 3,822	$6,328,954 +102.2% / $1,656 $832,261,795 / 29	$11,028,514 +74.3% / $2,886 $843,290,309 / 30	$8,984,649 -18.5% / $2,351 $852,274,958 / 31	$6,678,148 -25.7% / $1,747 $858,953,106 / 32
2	RIDE ALONG 2 Universal 3,175	$11,905,330 -- / $3,750 $11,905,330 / 1	$13,463,515 +13.1% / $4,240 $25,368,845 / 2	$9,874,250 -26.7% / $3,110 $35,243,095 / 3	$5,763,610 -41.6% / $1,815 $41,006,705 / 4
3	THE REVENANT Fox 3,559	$9,292,852 +130.7% / $2,611 $67,467,621 / 22	$12,659,018 +36.2% / $3,557 $80,126,639 / 23	$9,844,763 -22.2% / $2,766 $89,971,402 / 24	$5,731,586 -41.8% / $1,610 $95,702,988 / 25
4	13 HOURS SECRET S... Paramount 2,389	$5,893,050 -- / $2,467 $5,893,050 / 1	$5,757,550 -2.3% / $2,410 $11,650,600 / 2	$4,542,623 -21.1% / $1,901 $16,193,223 / 3	$3,031,185 -33.3% / $1,269 $19,224,408 / 4
5	NORM OF THE NORTH Lionsgate 2,411	$1,581,507 -- / $656 $1,581,507 / 1	$3,005,321 +90% / $1,247 $4,586,828 / 2	$2,257,309 -24.9% / $936 $6,844,137 / 3	$2,531,685 +12.2% / $1,050 $9,375,822 / 4
6	DADDY'S HOME Paramount 3,322	$2,434,924 +207.3% / $733 $122,391,026 / 22	$4,032,262 +65.6% / $1,214 $126,423,288 / 23	$3,081,089 -23.6% / $927 $129,504,377 / 24	$2,353,858 -23.6% / $709 $131,858,235 / 25
7	ALVIN... ROAD CHIP Fox 2,221	$519,215 +163.7% / $234 $77,232,240 / 29	$1,353,408 +160.7% / $609 $78,585,648 / 30	$1,058,767 -21.8% / $477 $79,644,415 / 31	$1,404,932 +32.7% / $633 $81,049,347 / 32
8	THE BIG SHORT Paramount 1,765	$1,510,056 +113.5% / $856 $46,830,938 / 36	$2,155,836 +42.8% / $1,221 $48,986,774 / 37	$1,636,947 -24.1% / $927 $50,623,721 / 38	$1,136,702 -30.6% / $644 $51,760,423 / 39
9	THE FOREST Focus Features 2,509	$1,743,526 +218.2% / $695 $17,077,160 / 8	$2,425,067 +39.1% / $967 $19,502,227 / 9	$1,809,148 -25.4% / $721 $21,311,375 / 10	$1,002,808 -44.6% / $400 $22,314,183 / 11
10	SISTERS Universal 2,313	$1,353,105 +125% / $585 $78,786,735 / 29	$1,908,225 +41% / $825 $80,694,960 / 30	$1,422,495 -25.5% / $615 $82,117,455 / 31	$797,985 -43.9% / $345 $82,915,440 / 32
11	THE HATEFUL EIGHT Weinstein Company 2,385	$1,007,463 +64.3% / $422 $45,155,954 / 22	$1,432,689 +42.2% / $601 $46,588,643 / 23	$1,128,680 -21.2% / $473 $47,717,323 / 24	$759,747 -32.7% / $319 $48,477,070 / 25

 

[MovieMan89]

Alvin and Sisters both putting up quite the fight for 100, but don't think either will make it.

[Daxtreme]

Box office mojo's all-time adjusted chart just went haywire.

 

101 Dalmatians is now at 869M and Snow White 948M (918M for 2015 ticket price)

 

Someone really needs to make a proper list one day, because this is getting quite ridiculous and arbitrary. 3rd time now that BOM adjusts the average ticket price in like 2 months.

 

edit: Somehow Jurassic World is now at 687M adjusted. 35M in 6 months! Because that makes so much sense... Adjuster definitely not broken /s

Edited January 19, 2016 by Daxtreme

[CJohn]

10 minutes ago, DAR said:

The Revenant is doing a lot more than I would have thunk.  Leo is probably one of the last stars that can open a movie on his name, instead of the concept selling the movie.

The concept combined with DiCaprio is what sold the movie. FOX put together an outstanding marketing campaign. DiCaprio alone can't sell shit (see J. Edgar). 

[baumer]

6 minutes ago, CJohn said:

The concept combined with DiCaprio is what sold the movie. FOX put together an outstanding marketing campaign. DiCaprio alone can't sell shit (see J. Edgar). 

 

Well, apparently he can Cjohn.  

[JonathanLB]

I think the director sold the movie. Everyone wanted to see what he did next after Birdman, clearly. This whole idea of Leo selling the film is ridiculous. It's CLEARLY the director.

 

LOL, just joking, a fellow director can wish, right? I mean come on!

[e1828]

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 29

1) Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $832,261,795 (Fri - $6,328,954)

2) Jurassic World – $577,957,895 (Fri - $5,419,575)

3) Marvel’s The Avengers - $538,105,622 (Fri - $5,641,642)

4) Avatar - $460,861,269 (Fri - $10,394,264)

5) The Dark Knight - $459,640,812 (Fri - $4,937,955) 
6) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $419,033,597 (Fri - $2,883,572)

7) The Dark Knight Rises - $401,898,047 (Fri - $3,122,136)

8) Iron Man 3 - $378,998,131 (Fri - $2,252,846)

9) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $371,939,269 (Fri - $3,241,311) 

10) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $369,321,117 (Wed - $1,706,577)

Spoiler

11) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $365,458,768 (Fri - $2,504,972)

12) Shrek 2 - $361,840,005 (Wed - $2,785,184)

13) Toy Story 3 - $354,467,692 (Fri - $3,500,590)

14) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $351,946,172 (Fri - $1,860,231)

15) The Hunger Games - $346,414,692 (Fri - $4,014,232)

16) Spiderman - $343,221,702 (Fri - $3,715,569) 

17) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $338,102,187 (Thu - $1,365,664)

18) Spiderman 2 - $334,212,884 (Wed - $1,834,731)

19) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $330,534,176 (Wed - $1,400,115)

20) Furious 7 - $326,604,165 (Fri - $2,179,810)

21) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $315,556,593 (Wed - $989,404) 

22) Despicable Me 2 - $313,957,310 (Wed - $2,139,150)

23) Spiderman 3 - $312,786,864 (Fri - $2,022,809) 

24) Star Wars 1: TPM - $306,030,682 (Wed - $2,969,009)

25) Alice in Wonderland - $304,535,869 (Fri - $3,010,176)

26) The Passion Of The Christ - $300,753,003 (Wed - $1,631,562)

27) Inside Out - $298,076,126 (Fri - $3,373,160)

28) Minions - $297,571,150 (Fri - $2,217,030) 

29) American Sniper - $291,443,856 (Fri - $3,745,563)(1)

30) Shrek The Third - $290,920,945 (Fri - $2,678,889)

31) Transformers - $287,614,487 (Tue - $1,410,761)

32) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $286,637,101 (Wed - $981,064)

33) Iron Man 2 - $285,700,361 (Fri - $2,189,199)

34) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $283,752,598 (Fri - $2,275,909)

35) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $283,126,985 (Wed - $1,063,719)

36) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $282,420,731 (Thu - $1,469,640) 

37) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $281,873,078 (Fri - $2,073,448)

38) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $277,609,743 (Wed - $1,153,422)

39) Man of Steel - $277,533,036 (Fri - $1,363,158)

40) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $273,174,876 (Fri - $1,484,807)

41) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $271,578,179 (Fri - $1,387,458)

42) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $271,393,243 (Fri - $2,349,056)

43) Iron Man - $266,408,309 (Fri - $3,783,237)

44) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $265,421,089 (Wed - $1,342,310)

45) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $263,408,396 (Fri - $1,278,315)

46) Guardians of the Galaxy - $262,143,691 (Fri - $3,846,423)

47) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $262,021,812 (Fri - $1,320,555)

48) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $261,313,924 (Thu - $1,574,248)

49) Skyfall - $253,742,176 (Fri - $3,122,096)

50) The Matrix: Reloaded - $251,741,215 (Thu - $1,011,450)

51) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 2 - $250,332,197 (Fri - $1,543,423)

52) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $248,143,019 (Fri - $1,497,212)

53) Harry Potter 1: SS - $245,633,983 (Fri - $2,284,000)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

·         Avatar takes another big step on Day 29, taking the #4 spot from The Dark Knight who held onto such spot for the last 20 days.

·         The Dark Knight Rises surpasses $400 million on Day 29.

·         The Passion of the Christ surpasses $300 million on Day 29.

·         Inside Out overtakes Minions.

·         Guardians of the Galaxy moves up 2 spots on Day 29 to #46.

·         The Hungers Games: Mockingjay Part 2 crosses $250 million.

 

 

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 30

1) Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $843,290,309 (Sat - $11,028,514)

2) Jurassic World – $585,390,455 (Sat - $7,432,560)

3) Marvel’s The Avengers - $547,123,535 (Sat - $9,017,913)

4) Avatar - $478,115,377 (Sat - $17,254,108)

5) The Dark Knight - $466,349,645 (Sat - $6,708,833) 
6) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $423,951,452 (Sat - $4,917,855)

7) The Dark Knight Rises - $406,466,053 (Thu - $4,568,006)

8) Iron Man 3 - $382,638,451 (Sat - $3,640,320)

9) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $376,421,667 (Sat - $4,482,398) 

10) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $371,089,745 (Thu - $1,768,628)

Spoiler

11) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $368,860,257 (Sat - $3,401,489)

12) Shrek 2 - $364,681,313 (Thu - $2,841,308)

13) Toy Story 3 - $359,226,345 (Sat - $4,758,653)

14) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $354,708,050 (Sat - $2,761,878)

15) The Hunger Games - $352,914,760 (Sat - $6,500,068)

16) Spiderman - $349,648,306 (Sat - $6,426,604) 

17) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $340,685,003 (Fri- $2,582,816)

18) Spiderman 2 - $335,826,901 (Thu - $1,614,017)

19) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $331,921,414 (Thu - $1,387,238) 

20) Furious 7 - $329,200,175 (Sat - $2,596,010)

21) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $316,592,632 (Thu - $1,036,039) 

22) Despicable Me 2 - $316,277,465 (Thu - $2,320,155)

23) Spiderman 3 - $316,005,192 (Sat - $3,218,328) 

24) Star Wars 1: TPM - $309,213,848 (Thu - $3,183,166)

25) Alice in Wonderland - $307,678,639 (Sat - $3,142,770)

26) Inside Out - $302,882,902 (Sat - $4,806,776)

27) The Passion Of The Christ - $302,558,804 (Thu - $1,805,801)

28) Minions - $300,570,370 (Sat - $2,999,220) 

29) American Sniper - $299,267,928 (Sat - $7,824,072)(1)

30) Shrek The Third - $294,435,731 (Sat- $3,514,786)

31) Iron Man 2 - $289,182,375 (Sat - $3,482,014)

32) Transformers - $288,974,026 (Wed - $1,359,539)

33) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $287,628,062 (Thu - $990,961)

34) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $286,897,747 (Sat - $3,145,149)

35) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $284,813,425 (Sat - $2,940,347)

36) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $284,771,419 (Fri - $2,350,688) 

37) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $284,184,954 (Thu - $1,057,969)

38) Man of Steel - $279,477,877 (Sat - $1,944,841)

39) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $278,737,953 (Thu - $1,128,210)

40) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $275,583,907 (Sat - $4,190,664)

41) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $275,431,112 (Sat - $2,256,236)

42) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $273,220,014 (Sat - $1,641,835)

43) Iron Man - $272,476,435 (Sat - $6,068,126)

44) Guardians of the Galaxy - $268,363,965 (Sat - $6,220,274)

45) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $266,615,258 (Thu - $1,194,169)

46) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $265,122,670 (Sat - $1,714,274)

47) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $264,102,283 (Sat - $2,080,471)

48) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $263,723,368 (Fri - $2,409,444)

49) Skyfall - $258,761,089 (Sat - $5,018,913)

50) The Matrix: Reloaded - $253,282,914 (Fri - $1,541,699)

51) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 2 - $252,631,324 (Sat - $2,299,127)

52) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $250,661,379 (Sat - $2,518,360)

53) Harry Potter 1: SS - $250,162,983 (Sat - $4,529,000)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

·         Inside Out, Minions and The Hunger Games surpass $300 million on Day 30.

·         Inside Out overtakes The Passion of the Christ.

·         Surpassing $250 million on Day 30:  Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.

·         Iron Man 2, Pirates of the Caribbean: At world’s End and The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey all gained 2 spots on Day 30.

 

 

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 31

1) Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $852,274,958 (Sun - $8,984,649)

2) Jurassic World – $590,689,595 (Sun - $5,299,140)

3) Marvel’s The Avengers - $552,950,398 (Sun - $5,826,863)

4) Avatar - $493,252,617 (Sun - $15,137,240)

5) The Dark Knight - $471,082,150 (Sun - $4,732,505) 
6) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $427,551,427 (Sun - $3,599,975)

7) The Dark Knight Rises - $409,787,260 (Sun - $3,321,207)

8) Iron Man 3 - $385,187,736 (Sun - $2,549,285)

9) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $379,699,644 (Sun - $3,277,977) 

10) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $373,580,232 (Fri - $2,490,487)

Spoiler

11) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $371,718,275 (Sun - $2,858,018)

12) Shrek 2 - $368,837,503 (Fri - $4,156,190)

13) Toy Story 3 - $362,965,378 (Sun - $3,739,033)

14) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $357,337,355 (Sun - $2,629,305)

15) The Hunger Games - $357,066,467 (Sun - $4,151,707)

16) Spiderman - $353,823,544 (Sun - $4,175,238) 

17) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $344,628,653 (Sat - $3,943,650)

18) Spiderman 2 - $338,264,735 (Fri - $2,437,834)

19) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $333,715,081 (Fri - $1,793,667) 

20) Furious 7 - $331,068,495 (Sun - $1,868,320)

21) Despicable Me 2 - $319,372,220 (Fri - $3,094,755)

22) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $318,968,891 (Fri - $2,376,259) 

23) Spiderman 3 - $318,342,110 (Sun - $2,336,918) 

24) Star Wars 1: TPM - $313,913,571 (Fri - $4,699,723)

25) Alice in Wonderland - $309,733,753 (Sun - $2,055,114)

26) Inside Out - $306,247,046 (Sun - $3,364,144)

27) The Passion Of The Christ - $305,673,628 (Fri - $3,114,824)

28) American Sniper - $304,113,098 (Sun - $4,845,170)(1)

29) Minions - $302,803,140 (Sun - $2,232,770)

30) Shrek The Third - $297,245,100 (Sun - $2,809,369)

31) Iron Man 2 - $291,429,870 (Sun - $2,247,495)

32) Transformers - $290,357,856 (Thu - $1,383,830)

33) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $290,292,649 (Fri - $2,664,587)

34) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $289,356,110 (Sun - $2,458,363)

35) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $288,310,588 (Sat - $3,539,169) 

36) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $287,001,716 (Sun - $2,188,291)

37) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $285,466,740 (Fri - $1,281,786)

38) Man of Steel - $280,888,962 (Sun - $1,411,085)

39) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $280,192,999 (Fri - $1,455,046)

40) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $278,212,618 (Sun - $2,628,711)

41) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $276,826,143 (Sun - $1,395,031)

42) Iron Man - $276,166,336 (Sun - $3,689,901)

43) Guardians of the Galaxy - $275,379,530 (Sun - $7,015,565)

44) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $274,598,319 (Sun - $1,378,305)

45) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $268,189,964 (Fri - $1,574,706)

46) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $267,443,659 (Sat - $3,720,291)

47) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $266,327,974 (Sun - $1,205,304)

48) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $265,723,618 (Sun - $1,621,335)

49) Skyfall - $261,400,281 (Sun - $2,639,192)

50) The Matrix: Reloaded - $255,659,501 (Sat - $2,376,587)

51) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 2 - $254,481,457 (Sun - $1,850,133)

52) Harry Potter 1: SS - $253,269,579 (Sun - $3,106,000)

53) Harry Potter 4: GOF - $252,598,259 (Sun - $1,936,880)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

·         Marvel’s The Avengers, once the holder of the record time to $500 million+, cruises past that mark in only 31 days!

·         Spiderman surpasses $350 million on Day 31.

·         American Sniper surpasses $300 million on Day 31 and overtakes Minions.

·         Star Wars Episode II:  Attack of the Clones gained 2 spots on Day 31.

·         The Twilight Saga:  New Moon drops 2 spots on Day 31.

 

 

 

Largest DOMESTIC Totals – After Day 32

1) Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $858,953,106 (Mon - $6,678,148)

2) Jurassic World – $592,840,220 (Mon - $2,150,625)

3) Marvel’s The Avengers - $554,992,773 (Mon - $2,042,375)

4) Avatar - $504,868,451 (Mon - $11,615,834)

5) The Dark Knight - $473,194,356 (Mon - $2,112,206) 
6) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $428,633,715 (Mon - $1,082,288)

7) The Dark Knight Rises - $411,161,725 (Mon - $1,374,465)

8) Iron Man 3 - $385,942,966 (Mon - $755,230)

9) Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $381,273,783 (Mon - $1,574,139) 

10) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $376,792,804 (Sat - $3,212,572)

Spoiler

11) Shrek 2 - $374,235,745 (Sat - $5,398,242)

12) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - $373,997,033 (Mon - $2,278,758)

13) Toy Story 3 - $364,856,662 (Mon - $1,891,284)

14) Harry Potter 7b:  Deathly Hallows Part 2 - $358,495,410 (Mon - $1,158,055)

15) The Hunger Games - $358,075,670 (Mon - $1,009,203)

16) Spiderman - $355,330,685 (Mon - $1,507,141) 

17) Star Wars 3: ROTS - $348,140,685 (Sun - $3,512,032)

18) Spiderman 2 - $341,772,127 (Sat - $3,507,392) 

19) Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $336,181,865 (Sat - $2,466,784)

20) Furious 7 - $331,562,645 (Mon -$494,150)

21) Lord Of The Rings: ROTK - $323,583,085 (Sat - $4,614,194) 

22) Despicable Me 2 - $323,525,285 (Sat - $4,153,065)

23) Star Wars 1: TPM - $321,252,062 (Sat - $7,338,491)

24) Spiderman 3 - $319,099,696 (Mon - $757,586) 

25) Alice in Wonderland - $310,965,601 (Mon - $1,231,848)

26) The Passion Of The Christ - $310,860,490 (Sat - $5,186,862)

27) Inside Out - $307,830,350 (Mon - $1,583,304)

28) American Sniper - $306,478,136 (Mon - $2,365,038)(1)

29) Minions - $303,911,805 (Mon – 1,108,665)

30) Shrek The Third - $298,399,656 (Mon - $1,154,556)

31) Lord Of The Rings: TT - $294,814,282 (Sat - $4,521,633)

32) Iron Man 2 - $292,232,099 (Mon - $802,229)

33) Transformers - $292,043,529 (Fri - $1,685,673)

34) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1 - $291,072,394 (Mon - $1,716,284)

35) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $290,961,044 (Sun - $2,650,456) 

36) Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End - $287,984,700 (Mon - $982,984)

37) The Twilight Saga:  Eclipse - $287,003,133 (Sat - $1,536,393)

38) Harry Potter 6:  HBP - $282,238,071 (Sat - $2,045,072)

39) Man of Steel - $281,481,205 (Mon - $592,243)

40) Guardians of the Galaxy - $281,204,119 (Mon - $5,824,589)

41) The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - $278,869,783 (Mon - $657,165)

42) Iron Man - $277,397,055 (Mon - $1,230,719)

43) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $277,349,871 (Mon - $523,728)

44) The Twilight Saga:  New Moon - $275,569,901 (Mon - $971,582)

45) Star Wars 2: AOTC - $270,752,531 (Sun - $3,308,872)

46) Harry Potter 5: OOTP - $270,279,145 (Sat - $2,089,181)

47) The Twilight Saga:  Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $266,979,401 (Mon - $651,427)

48) Harry Potter 7a:  Deathly Hallows Part 1 - $266,686,635 (Mon - $963,017)

49) Skyfall - $262,288,449 (Mon - $888,168)

50) The Matrix: Reloaded - $257,486,680 (Sun - $1,827,179)

51) The Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 2 - $255,685,045 (Mon - $1,203,588)

 

1)     Includes $3.4 million before wide release

·         On Day 32, boosted by President’s Day 2010, Avatar grosses $11.6 million and crosses the $500 million milestone in the fourth fastest time.

·         Shrek 2 surpasses The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

·         The Lord of the Rings:  Return of the King overtakes Despicable Me 2 by less than $100K.

·         Star Wars Episode I:  The Phantom Menace overwhelms a slowing Spiderman 3.

·         The Passion of the Christ overtakes Inside Out.

·         The Lord of the Rings:  The Two Towers climbs another 2 spots.

·         Guardians of the Galaxy on Labor Day 2014, jumps up another 3 spots to #40.

 

[TommyA10]

27 minutes ago, Daxtreme said:

Box office mojo's all-time adjusted chart just went haywire.

 

101 Dalmatians is now at 869M and Snow White 948M (918M for 2015 ticket price)

 

Someone really needs to make a proper list one day, because this is getting quite ridiculous and arbitrary. 3rd time now that BOM adjusts the average ticket price in like 2 months.

 

edit: Somehow Jurassic World is now at 687M adjusted. 35M in 6 months! Because that makes so much sense... Adjuster definitely not broken /s

That list is nonsense. Let me get this straight. TFA's pricey 3D/IMAX tickets pushed the average ticket price for this quarter to $8.7 and now we will apply this expensive average ticket to children's cartoons?? Enjoy your Snow White and 101 Dalmatians matinee in IMAX 3D or 4DX, for $18 kids 

 

The same applies to JW. It was in the theaters 6 months ago for Christ's sake. It didn't manage to upsell its audience the way TFA did, so it doesn't get the beefier average ticket price. 

[CJohn]

35 minutes ago, Baumer said:

 

Well, apparently he can Cjohn.  

No, he can't. The big OW was a combination of concept + star + epic marketing campaign. No actor can sell a movie on his name anymore.

[baumer]

4 minutes ago, CJohn said:

No, he can't. The big OW was a combination of concept + star + epic marketing campaign. No actor can sell a movie on his name anymore.

 

Apparently he can Cjohn.

[CJohn]

1 minute ago, Baumer said:

 

Apparently he can Cjohn.

That is your opinion. I don't agree and I think it is wrong. Can we agree to disagree, then  ?

[department store basement]

8 minutes ago, CJohn said:

No actor can sell a movie on his name anymore.

 

Just one month ago I remember you saying Joy was sold on Jennifer Lawrence's name alone, CJohn. (It wasn't entirely sold on her at all.) What made you change?

Edited January 19, 2016 by department store basement

[baumer]

And I don't agree with yours.  

 

Look, not every actor is going to bat 1000.  J Edgar didn't look appealing to anyone so no one went.  But Leo's name obviously helps sell a film.  How else do you explain almost every single one of his films doing exceptionally well?

[Plain Old Tele]

8 minutes ago, CJohn said:

No, he can't. The big OW was a combination of concept + star + epic marketing campaign. No actor can sell a movie on his name anymore.

 

Put another actor in his place and I don't think the movie does half as well here.

[CJohn]

Just now, Telemachos said:

 

Put another actor in his place and I don't think the movie does half as well here.

I agree. Again, it is a combination of factors

2 minutes ago, department store basement said:

 

Just one month ago I remember you saying Joy was sold on Jennifer Lawrence's name alone, CJohn. What made you change?

I still say that. Yes, Joy did 50M because of JLaw just like J. Edgar did 35M because DiCaprio. The draw power of both when everything around them looks unappealing is truly amazing. But if you combine either of them with an appealing concept, the box office potential will increase significantly. 

3 minutes ago, Baumer said:

And I don't agree with yours.  

 

Look, not every actor is going to bat 1000.  J Edgar didn't look appealing to anyone so no one went.  But Leo's name obviously helps sell a film.  How else do you explain almost every single one of his films doing exceptionally well?

Of course he helps. He is probably the biggest movie star in the world right now. But when he is the only thing a movie has going for it, he can't do miracles, and the movie will still bomb. 

[narniadis]

12 minutes ago, TommyA10 said:

That list is nonsense. Let me get this straight. TFA's pricey 3D/IMAX tickets pushed the average ticket price for this quarter to $8.7 and now we will apply this expensive average ticket to children's cartoons?? Enjoy your Snow White and 101 Dalmatians matinee in IMAX 3D or 4DX, for $18 kids 

 

The same applies to JW. It was in the theaters 6 months ago for Christ's sake. It didn't manage to upsell its audience the way TFA did, so it doesn't get the beefier average ticket price. 

 

Part of the issue is that NATO just released the 2015 Ticket Price AVERAGE - it was higher than the # that BOM had which means that it went through 2 upticks. That one and the adjustment for price that includes the increases from the first point of december on.... Not hard to believe that we went into 2016 with that average ticket price considering what the higher grossing movies have been (geared toward adults or 3d/Imax extravaganzas.)

 

The adjusted list isn't hard to understand when taken into context - but most don't do that.