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@ lab:USA hide admission numbers because newer movies would look bad compared to older ones.

I'd been wondering about that... My own guess for them using gross instead of admission numbers was that $ are the more relevant unit for them. They care about making a profit, not about making historical comparisons.
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I'd been wondering about that... My own guess for them using gross instead of admission numbers was that $ are the more relevant unit for them. They care about making a profit, not about making historical comparisons.

But those gross numbers tell you nothing about profit. Until the mid 80ies or so the industry actually reported rentals -- the money that the distributor can collect after movie theatres took their share.Then the USA switched from rentals to gross. The idea is simple. Thanks to rising ticket prices you can always communicate new "records" even if overall admissions for a single flick are not too big.
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But those gross numbers tell you nothing about profit. Until the mid 80ies or so the industry actually reported rentals -- the money that the distributor can collect after movie theatres took their share.

how interesting! I had no idea.

Ideally they'd report both admissions and rentals, that way we could discuss both historical trends and short-term profits. But sadly they don't report those numbers for our sake... :-)

I guess we should be grateful that most European countries still do report admission numbers.

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Top 5 in Italy(since 1967):

1.The Godfather:21.810.251

2.Last Tango in Paris:15.174.116

3.Trinity is still my name:14.939.033(Terence Hill)

4.Titanic:13.530.972

5.Watch out,We're Mad:11.302.074(Bud Spencer and Terence Hill)

All-Time Boxoffice(Titanic Nº1...AGAIN):

    [*]1. TITANIC € 69,400,000

    [*]2. AVATAR € 66,800,000

    [*]3. LA VITA E' BELLA € 47,700,000

    [*]4. CHE BELLA GIORNATA € 43,474,000

    [*]5. IL CICLONE € 40,000,000

    [*]6. FUOCHI D'ARTIFICIO € 38,300,000

    [*]7. CHIEDIMI SE SONO FELICE € 37,843,000

    [*]8. NATALE SUL NILO € 34,622,000

    [*]9. PINOCCHIO € 33,520,000

    [*]10.THE LION kING € 32,900,000

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Top 5 in Italy(since 1967):

1.The Godfather:21.810.251

2.Last Tango in Paris:15.174.116

3.Trinity is still my name:14.939.033(Terence Hill)

4.Titanic:13.530.972

5.Watch out,We're Mad:11.302.074(Bud Spencer and Terence Hill)

All-Time Boxoffice(Titanic Nº1...AGAIN):

    [*]1. TITANIC € 69,400,000

    [*]2. AVATAR € 66,800,000

    [*]3. LA VITA E' BELLA € 47,700,000

    [*]4. CHE BELLA GIORNATA € 43,474,000

    [*]5. IL CICLONE € 40,000,000

    [*]6. FUOCHI D'ARTIFICIO € 38,300,000

    [*]7. CHIEDIMI SE SONO FELICE € 37,843,000

    [*]8. NATALE SUL NILO € 34,622,000

    [*]9. PINOCCHIO € 33,520,000

    [*]10.THE LION kING € 32,900,000

Are those numbers official and could you please provide a source? I will be very grateful for any info about other big hits in foreign countries.
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TOP 10 movies in pounds in UK

before TITANIC‘s re-release and DH2's final number is not available(should be around £73.1M).

1 Avatar 20th Century Fox £93,442,625 2009

2 Toy Story 3 Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Animation Studios £73,405,113 2010

3 Mamma Mia! Universal Pictures £69,166,087 2008

4 Titanic Paramount Pictures/20th Century Fox £69,025,646 1998

5 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Warner Bros. Pictures £66,096,060 2001

6 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring New Line Cinema £63,009,288 2001

7 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 Warner Bros Pictures £62,300,000 2011

8 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King New Line Cinema £60,880,923 2003

9 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers New Line Cinema £57,600,094 2002

10 Casino Royale MGM/Columbia Pictures £55,287,027 2006

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Box office grosses I got it. But 21 mln admissions for The Godfather and 15.2 mln for The Last Tango in Paris? That is so enormous.

Godfather has an italian theme.Tango had Brando at the top of his popularity and had the reputation of a highly erotic movie ( a must see at the time).
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