Sunday, March 11, 2012

Your Foreign Box Office

... Where Mr. Carter is making more money.

Disney’s John Carter premiered worldwide on the weekend, and dominated the foreign portion of its theatrical run by grossing $70.6 million in its debut at about 8,300 screens in 51 overseas territories.

That’s in stark contrast with the film’s anemic $30.6 million opening gross in the U.S. and Canada. In an otherwise bland box office weekend offshore, the film’s robust performance provided a much-needed jolt. ...

On the animation side, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked has run up $206 million ($437.2 million worldwide) and Puss in Boots now totals $387.5 million ($536.7 million worldwide.)

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow. That's $2000.00 less per screen worldwide than Lorax.

Josh Bowman said...

Wow! They're two completely different films!

Anonymous said...

Wow! Lorax is in fewer theaters, and made more money!

Anonymous said...

Wow! How about management fudge the numbers to make the artists feel like losers to keep them off balance.... and dont include DVD and rental sales as part of the income by the movie they made....and then abuse them without concern that the union can do anything about it.....cuz they can and they cant.......

Anonymous said...

chuck zimbellas is off his meds again.

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