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[Porthos]

13 minutes ago, XXR Krampus Claus said:

EDIT: Maybe the LOTR films? I know they each increased but I'm not sure of their ranks.

 

TTT---> ROTK:

 

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DOMESTIC GROSSES

#1–100 - #101–200 - #201–300 - #301–301

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Rank Title(click to view) Studio Lifetime Gross Year 1 Titanic Par. $600,788,188 1997 2 Star Wars Fox $460,998,007 1977 3 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Uni. $435,110,554 1982 4 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace Fox $431,088,301 1999 5 Spider-Man Sony $403,706,375 2002 6 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King NL $377,019,252 2003 7 The Passion of the Christ NM $369,727,030 2004 8 Jurassic Park Uni. $357,067,947 1993 9 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers NL $341,786,758 2002 10 Finding Nemo BV $339,714,978 2003

 

Checking others, but going through the wayback machine can be a slog.

[XXR & Friends]

2 minutes ago, Porthos said:

TTT---> ROTK:

 

I think FOTR ---> TTT as well. Best I can tell without using the Wayback Machine is FOTR was 8th by the end of its run. 

 

[AnDr3s]

Avatar is the overseas counterpart to Star Wars in NA

 

Edited December 25, 2022 by AnDr3s

[Porthos]

3 minutes ago, Porthos said:

 

TTT---> ROTK:

 

 

Checking others, but going through the wayback machine can be a slog.

 

For the record, FOTR was in the Top Ten for a short time and qualifies just barely:

 

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DOMESTIC GROSSES

#1–50 - #51–100 - #101–150 - #151–200 - #201–250 - #251–267

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Rank Title (click to view) Studio Lifetime Gross Year 1 Titanic Par. $600,788,188 1997 2 Star Wars Fox $460,998,007 1977 3 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Uni. $435,110,554 1982 4 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace Fox $431,088,297 1999 5 Spider-Man Sony $403,706,375 2002 6 Jurassic Park Uni. $357,067,947 1993 7 Forrest Gump Par. $329,694,499 1994 8 The Lion King Dis. $322,718,058 1994 9 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone WB $317,575,550 2001 10 Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring NL $313,364,114 2001 11 Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers NL $310,938,073 2002

 

Was at Slot #10 when TTT pushed by it.

[TwoMisfits]

Was The Incredibles in the top 10, b/c Incredibles 2 blew it out of the water...

[ThePrinceIsOnFire]

4 minutes ago, XXR Krampus Claus said:

 

COTBP wasn't a top 10 film. 

 

It was top 15 but some of those who were ahead of it at the time had been re-released already. Counting only the money earned during the first release, it would have been ranked in the top 10, pheraps.

[XXR & Friends]

1 minute ago, Porthos said:

For the record, FOTR was in the Top Ten for a short time and qualifies just barely:

 

Found another!! Finding Nemo ---> Finding Dory

 

 

[wboxoffice]

1 hour ago, Ronin46 said:

 

Singing 4/10

Dancing 3/10

 

Moonwalk was overrated. 

Britney has a better voice than Whitney and Streisand.

 

I can only imagine what the reactions would have been if someone said “Britney Spears”. Lol

Edited December 25, 2022 by wboxoffice

[Porthos]

2 minutes ago, XXR Krampus Claus said:

 

I think FOTR ---> TTT as well. Best I can tell without using the Wayback Machine is FOTR was 8th by the end of its run. 

 

 

Yeah, depends on how one counts Top Ten, as the early aughts saw an explosion in the Top Ten chart.  Was at slot #8, but Spider-Man and HP1 both pushed by it by the time TTT was getting close to FOTR.

 

But even as it passed, it still qualified, if just.

[XXR & Friends]

1 minute ago, TwoMisfits said:

Was The Incredibles in the top 10, b/c Incredibles 2 blew it out of the water...

 

Nah the first film only made it to about 30th on the list.

[WrathOfHan]

I'll probably watch Spirited against my better "judgement" tonight. If Violent Night was on Peacock I would've done that.

[TwoMisfits]

And both weren't top 10, but Frozen 2 also topped Frozen...

[Porthos]

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--forgot the paramaters of the search for a mo--

 

Edited December 25, 2022 by Porthos

[charlie Jatinder]

8 hours ago, IronJimbo said:

When does an excuse become a reason, does the snow need to be 10ft deep in every state of america, or maybe new variant covid-22 that makes people unable to see

Its dropping 25% from A1 overseas in admits. More in the matured markets with exception of France which will be dropping in mid 20s

 

OS-C admits will be in range of TLK 2019 and Frozen 2, probably lower than both.

Edited December 25, 2022 by charlie Jatinder

[Reddroast]

Update from Niagara.. I know one of the multiplexes closed around noon td.  I think a second did as well

[Verrows]

14 minutes ago, Porthos said:

 

TTT---> ROTK:

 

 

Checking others, but going through the wayback machine can be a slog.

This is cool! I'm pretty much a technologically illiterate granny so I had no idea you could do that, but what a useful tool.

 

What date, roughly, is that screenshot from?

[Ronin46]

8 minutes ago, wboxoffice said:

 

I can only imagine what the reactions would have been if someone said “Britney Spears”. Lol

 Sarcasm/

[XXR & Friends]

1 minute ago, Verrows said:

This is cool! I'm pretty much a technologically illiterate granny so I had no idea you could do that, but what a useful tool.

 

What date, roughly, is that screenshot from?

 

April 5, 2004 and it's not a screenshot it's a direct link to the Wayback Machine. You can go check it out

 

 

[stuart360]

8 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

Its dropping 25% from A1 overseas in admits. More in the matured markets with exception of France which will be dropping in mid 20s

 

OS-C admits will be in range of TLK 2019 and Frozen 2, probably lower than both.

Well 25% seems pretty good seeing as though everyone keeps saying how cinema is dying and the market has changed.

 

Besides i thought this was a box office forum. I'm sure Disney are looking at the dollars, not admissions.

[jason1230]

Hunger games catching fire increased over hungers games, and they are both 400M+ that was pretty incredible at the time right?