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MI6 tracks the success of Quantum of Solace at box-offices
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Quantum of Solace At The Box-Office
Updated Periodically - 16th March 2009
(Final)
"Quantum
of Solace" has a hard target to beat as
the previous film, "Casino Royale", smashed
James Bond box-office records and brought in $594m globally.
Daniel Craig's
second
outing as 007 has some advantages though: it will face less competition
at the box-office, the shorter run time will allow more
showings at theatres, and its delayed release in the US positions
the film over the lucrative holiday season.
Projection
MI6 projects
that "Quantum" will marginally surpass
"Casino"
totals
in
North America as Craig's first outing slightly
under-performed in US theatres but was tremendously popular
on DVD
and
Blu-Ray. Progress in the UK
will tougher despite record openings and a short-fall will
hurt international totals. Bond proved critic-proof
as mixed reviews failed to impact
negatively on its record breaking opening weekend, but drop
off
will be greater
than
"Casino"
as
word of mouth is not as positive.
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Current Box-Office
Summary
Territory |
Box-Office |
Casino Royale |
Domestic |
$168.4m |
$167.4m |
UK |
$80.8m |
$106.0m |
International + UK |
$407.0m |
$426.7m |
Current Total |
$575.4m |
$594.2m |
As of 16th March 2009 |
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Keeping The British End Up
The Royal World
Premiere was held in Leicester Square in London on
Wednesday 29th October 2008. Over £500,000 was
raised for the two charities selected by Princes William
and Harry. 55 regional
charity premieres were held across the UK the next
day on Thursday 30th October.
"Quantum of Solace" has made box office history
on its opening day in the UK, taking a staggering £4.94m
and making it the biggest Friday opening of all time
(Friday 31st October). This shatters the previous record
held by Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, which took £4.025m. "Quantum", the latest installment
from the longest running franchise in film history, has
also beaten the
opening day figure for the last Bond movie, Casino Royale,
which took £2.9m on its opening day.
The film opened
in 542 cinemas (1,150 screens) in the UK and Ireland
on Friday 31st October and
will release
in the US on November
14th. |
The film made box office history for a second
time on the same weekend as it opened to an incredible £15.4million
at the UK box office making it the biggest weekend opening of
all time. This smashes the previous record held by Harry Potter
and the Goblet of Fire, which took £14.93million over the
same period.
Daniel Craig's second outing as 007 becomes the most successful
opening of any Bond film ever as it has also beaten the opening
weekend figure for the last Bond movie, Casino Royale, which
took £11.4m on its opening 3-day weekend.
Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli said, “We
are absolutely delighted that "Quantum of Solace" has
broken box office records in the UK and would like to thank the
British public for going to the cinema in such incredible numbers
to see James Bond in his 22nd adventure.”
Domestic Box-Office
(USA & Canada)
Critics seemed shaken by its nonstop mayhem, but moviegoers
were stirred to support "Quantum of Solace" in
franchise-record numbers during the weekend as the James
Bond film bowed with an estimated $70.4 million in domestic
grosses in 3,451 runs [later adjusted to $67.5m]
A 22nd installment in the lucrative 007 franchise, now
the joint property of Sony and MGM, the Daniel Craig starrer
opened two frames earlier in many foreign territories and
totes a $252 million international cume. Sony is handling
physical distribution of the film worldwide, but MGM was
a 50-50 participant in its $200 million in production costs.
The previous-best domestic debut for a
Bond film was the $47.1 million registered by 2002's "Die
Another Day." The franchise's top domestic theatrical
run has been charted by "Solace" predecessor "Casino
Royale," which rung up $167.4 million in U.S. and
Canadian coin after unspooling in November 2006.
"Audiences have embraced him, and
domestic audiences were champing at the bit for the film," Sony
distribution president Rory Bruer said. "It's certainly
gratifying, to say the least." The Marc Forster-helmed
film played to audiences comprising 54% males, with 58%
of patrons age 25 and older.
Week 2
Fangirls of all ages scored their biggest box office victory yet in delivering
a $70.6 million opening for Summit Entertainment’s teen vampire romance “Twilight” at
the domestic box office. “Bolt,” grossing an estimated $27 million
from 3651 runs, ended the weekend in a virtual tie with James Bond holdover “Quantum
of Solace,” which grossed an estimated $27.4 million from 3,458 for a
10-day cume of $109.5 million, according to Rentrak.
“Quantum,” like other holdovers,
saw steep declines due, at least in part, to “Twilight.” Bond
pic fell 59% from opening weekend, far more than predecessor “Casino
Royale.” But Sony’s hardly complaining; through
Sunday, “Quantum’s” worldwide total was
$418 million. "Quantum" added 7 screens to it's
launch week, playing on 3,458 locations in its second week.
Week 3
"Quantum" struggled in its third week in the USA against new release "Four
Christmases" which gathered $31.1 million over the three-day weekend on
approximately 4,600 screens at 3,310 locations for a five-day tally of $46.1
million. Bond was pegged back in to fourth place behind kids movie "Bolt" which
jumped to second over the holiday weekend with $26.6m, and "Twilight" in
third place - which suffered flame-out after it's big opening and bled a 62%
drop-off to take $26.3m. "Quantum of Solace" took $18.8 million in
its third weekend, down 29 percent for $141.4 million in 21 days. The screen
count over Thanksgiving went up to 3,501. The other recent Bond pictures had
their third weekends on the slow post-Thanksgiving timeframe, so there is no
direct comparison, but it is clear that Quantum has not been displaying the staying
power of Casino Royale despite the bigger opening. "Quantum" was up
on Thursday and Friday compared to the previous week, but suffered on the weekend.
Week 4
As had been expected, the 22nd James Bond film lost some of its screens this
weekend in North America as the box-office crowds around 007 in the top ten.
On its fourth weekend in the USA and Canada, "Quantum of Solace" slipped
from #4 to #5 in the box office and dipped to 3,423 engagements - down from
its peak of 3,501 the previous weekend. "Quantum" is still enjoying
more screens than its predecessor "Casino Royale", which only had
3,161 after the same time on release back in 2006.
The combination of the record opening
for Daniel Craig's second outing as 007, and a higher theatre
count, means that "Quantum" is outperforming "Casino" -
$151,620,134 versus $129,020,082. "Quantum" crossed
the $150m barrier in North America after 24 days on release,
compared to the 43 days that "Casino" needed. |
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Domestic Daily Figures
Date |
Box-Office |
Friday 14th Nov |
$27,007,026 |
Saturday 15th Nov |
$25,831,827 |
Sunday 16th Nov |
$14,690,029 |
Monday 17th Nov |
$4,131,092 |
Tuesday 18th Nov |
$4,052,368 |
Wednesday 19th Nov |
$3,322,821 |
Thursday 20th Nov |
$3,047,678 |
Friday 21st Nov |
$8,464,826 |
Saturday 22nd Nov |
$11,791,316 |
Sunday 23rd Nov |
$6,451,803 |
Monday 24th Nov |
$2,202,496 |
Tuesday 25th Nov |
$2,937,319 |
Wednesday 26th Nov |
$4,067,578 |
Thursday 27th Nov |
$4,586,803 |
Friday 28th Nov |
$8,205,626 |
Saturday 29th Nov |
$7,324,869 |
Sunday 30th Nov |
$3,303,057 |
Monday 1st Dec |
$887,504 |
Tuesday 2nd Dec |
$922,898 |
Wednesday 3rd Dec |
$824,667 |
Thursday 4th Dec |
$814,141 |
Friday 5th Dec |
$2,178,688 |
Saturday 6th Dec |
$2,919,413 |
Sunday 7th Dec |
$1,654,289 |
Monday 8th Dec |
$528,339 |
Tuesday 9th Dec |
$572,243 |
Wednesday 10th Dec |
$568,128 |
Thursday 11th Dec |
$578,866 |
Friday 12th Dec |
$1,096,288 |
Saturday 13th Dec |
$1,708,736 |
Sunday 14th Dec |
$910,498 |
Monday 15th Dec |
$362,487 |
Tuesday 16th Dec |
$405,266 |
Wednesday 17th Dec |
$388,695 |
Thursday 18th Dec |
$408,850 |
Friday 19th Dec |
$572,869 |
Saturday 20th Dec |
$858,846 |
Sunday 21st Dec |
$620,167 |
Monday 22nd Dec |
$464,350 |
Tuesday 23rd Dec |
$491,922 |
Wednesday 24th Dec |
$382,343 |
Thursday 25th Dec |
$363,158 |
Friday 26th Dec |
$492,893 |
Saturday 27th Dec |
$521,925 |
Sunday 28th Dec |
$385,656 |
Monday 29th Dec |
$316,631 |
Tuesday 30th Dec |
$321,616 |
Wednesday 31st Dec |
$317,896 |
Thursday 1st Jan |
$431,556 |
Friday 2nd Jan |
$457,745 |
Saturday 3rd Jan |
$449,347 |
Sunday 4th Jan |
$222,963 |
Monday 5th Jan |
$81,323 |
Tuesday 6th Jan |
$88,941 |
Wednesday 7th Jan |
$86,811 |
Thursday 8th Jan |
$78,015 |
Quantum of Solace opened
in 3,451 theatres on opening weekend. Above
figures include Canada.
The film did not play in
theatres mid-week towards the end of its run
(Jan 12th to 15th, Jan 20th to 22nd) and ended
its run on Jan 25th taking $54,513 on 272 screens
after 73 days on release. |
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Week 5
"Quantum of Solace" finished #6, earning $3.8m over
the weekend and $157.6m since it opened five weeks
ago. The film saw its screen count slashed from 3,423
last week to 2,635 engagements this week. Science fiction thriller "The
Day the Earth Stood Still" swept the North American box office
on its debut weekend taking approximately $31m. Although "Quantum"
is ahead of "Casino" after the same number of days on
release in North America and is expected to surpass the record
for Craig,
its drop-off is steeper.
Week 6
Quantum of Solace", has clung on to a top 10 spot at the
US box-office this weekend as the slate of films at theatres
ramped up ahead of the holiday season. "Quantum" took
an estimated $2.2m over the weekend and landed at #10. Exact
figures will be released Monday night.
The film's theatre count fell by 761 to 1,874 screens. The weekend
puts "Quantum" at an estimated $161.3m
for North America, just $6m short of the record set by "Casino
Royale".
Week 7
With a wave of five new films and a slash in its screen count,
"Quantum" dropped out of the top 10 in North America for the
first time. The 22nd 007 adventure was down to #17 with 891
screens over the Christmas weekend, a loss of 983 engagements.
In comparison,
"Casino Royale" was still going strong with 1,543 screens after
the same period on release. Week 7 added $3.1m to "Quantum"s
total which stands at $164.3m after 45 days, closing the gap
to only $3m from its predecessor. The "Quantum" drop-off is
substantial compared to "Casino" which scooped $9.8m in
its
seventh week.
Week 8
"Quantum" clung in to the North America top 20 in its eighth
week at #20, taking $1.13m over the three day period down
19% from the previous weekend. "Casino Royale " managed
to scoop over $3m on the same weekend. Importantly,
the film also kept its 891 theatre count from the previous
week, ensuring it will still be on wide release in to mid-January.
After 52 days on release, "Quantum" has a total North
America box-office gross of $166,820,413 - $7m more than "Casino
Royale" had grossed after the same time. "Quantum" is
expected to surpass "Casino"'s
final US box-office total this week.
9th January - As projected by MI6 before the
film opened, "Quantum
of Solace" has raked in $167.1 million at domestic box offices
becoming in current dollars the highest grossing James Bond movie
in the United States and Canada, the studio behind it told Reuters
on Thursday. The film surpassed 2006's "Casino Royale," the
previous Bond movie, which made $167 million in the United States
and
Canada. "Casino" still holds the worldwide box office
record for the franchise with $594.2 million.
"It is always gratifying when the audience responds to
a film, but to be working with a character as successful as James
Bond and see the two films Sony has handled become the two most
successful films in the history of the franchise makes us all
tremendously proud," Sony Pictures worldwide marketing and
distribution chairman Jeff Blake told Screen Daily.
Around The World With 007
Weekend Commencing 31st October (Week
1) - Early news from France indicated "Quantum" would
report a record opening weekend there, too. The film opened
on Friday to unprecedented crowds. After only 24 hours
on release, "Quantum" clocked up 101,922 tickets
in Paris alone. Cinema managers across the country confirmed
record attendances
at their establishments. Launching in only
three overseas markets, "Quantum" drew a spectacular
$38.6 million from 2,123 screens and claimed the No. 1 spot
easily.
In its five-day premiere in France, "Quantum" pulled
$10.6 million from 824 sites (a per-screen average of $12,864),
which Mark Zucker, Sony's president of international distribution,
said is a market boxoffice record for the series. In Sweden, "Quantum's" opening
figure was $2.7 million from 149 situations (a per-screen average
of $18,121), 31%
bigger than "Casino's" bow in that market. Referring
to the $38.6 million weekend figure accumulated in "Quantum's" three
markets, Zucker said, "No
other international release in 2008 has grossed more (playing
in) fewer than 27 territories."
Weekend Commencing 7th November (Week
2)
"Quantum" pulled in an amazing $107.1 million
from 9,870 screens in 58 markets, lifting the Sony-MGM entry
to a two-weekend
cume
of $161 million following last week's kickoffs in the U.K., France
and Sweden. The overseas action augurs well for Friday's domestic
blastoff. With the exception of Turkey, where it was edged by
a local film, "Solace" easily took the No. 1 spot in
all the markets it played, setting all kinds of new records along
the way. It represented the second-biggest international opening
of 2008, coming in behind the $146.5 million registered by
Warner Bros.' "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal
Skull." All films currently reporting international grosses
are earning about 15%-20% less -- depending on the territories
now playing
-- because of the strengthening of the dollar against local
currencies. It's estimated, for example, that "Solace's" weekend
take might have reached $118 million under the weaker dollar
of several weeks ago. Over the weekend, Germany was Bond's
biggest fan, grossing $14.9 million from 1,109 screens. China
grossed
$9.6 million
from 1,251 screens, hailed as the second biggest non-Chinese
opening ever behind Sony's own "The Da Vinci Code." India
grossed $3.5 million from 570 screens for the country's biggest
non-India opening ever, according to Sony International. And
Switzerland grossed $3.9 million from 172 screens for the biggest
opening weekend in the market's history.
Weekend Commencing 14th November (Week 3)
James Bond remained ruler of the foreign box office, as "Quantum
of Solace" again dominated the weekend, gunning down $56.1
million at 10,460 playdates in 67 markets. Underlining the
international appetite for Bond, "Quantum
of Solace" has cumed a dazzling $251.6 million overseas,
with Australia, Japan and Spain still to open. Mark Zucker,
president of Sony's international distribution arm, pointed
to impressive holdover numbers and predicted "Solace" will
pass the $430 million foreign total for "Casino Royale" to
become the top Bondpic internationally. Sony-MGM's "Solace" declined
47% from the previous frame, when it posted the 11th highest
international weekend,
with $107 million. It led in all but six territories, with
nearly all of its coin from holdover markets, and already has
topped the final totals for "Casino Royale" in 13
markets. The U.K. led the "Solace" parade, with $8.6
million -- just a 41% decline in its third weekend-- for a $64.1
million
cume, followed by Germany with a 37% decrease to $8.3 million
in its second weekend and China, off 41% to $4 million in its
second frame. Russia slid 62% in its soph sesh to $3.6 million,
and the third French frame declined 52% to $3 million for a
$26.7 million cume. "Solace" showed impressive traction
in Switzerland, off only 20% to $2.4 million in its second
weekend after setting
a record opening. Several other markets showed similar second-frame
holding power, with South Korea off 39% to $2.1 million, Holland
down 30% to $1.6 million and Brazil declining 36% to $1.4 million.
The Bondpic also scored solidly in its Mexican launch with
$2.4
million, 80% higher than "Casino Royale." It
launches next weekend in Australia -- where it held its 10th
foreign premiere Saturday in Sydney -- along with South Africa
and Spain. The overseas run ends Jan.
24 in Japan.
Weekend Commencing 21st November (Week 4)
James Bond stayed dominant at the international box
office for the fourth consecutive weekend as “Quantum
of Solace” gunned
down $40.6 million at 10,400 playdates in 72 markets. "Solace” has
already become the year’s sixth highest overseas grosser,
with $309 million, ranking No. 56 on the all-time list. Among
Bond movies, it trails only “Casino Royale” (2006),
which grossed $430 million internationally. “Solace” scored
its top figures with a $7.9 million launch in Australia, 44%
higher than “Casino Royale”;
and in its Spanish opening with $5.1 million, 36% above “Casino.” Its
fourth British frame stayed sturdy with $4.4 million, off 44%,
for a U.K. cume of $71.4 million. “Solace” continued
showing solid traction elsewhere with its third German weekend
off 47% to $4.3 million for a
$32.3 million total. France declined 45% in its fourth frame
to $1.7 million, lifting the French cume to $28.8 million.
China saw “Solace” skid 63% to $1.3 million while
South Korea declined 47% to $1.1 million and Switzerland fell
49% to 1 million. The Swiss cume has hit $8.1 million, making
it the highest-grossing film this year in that market. "Solace,” which
opened most of its markets two weeks ago, will launch in New
Zealand this weekend. Its final
markets will be Venezuela and Uruguay in December and Japan
in January.
Weekend Commencing 28th November (Week 5)
James Bond stayed strong at the international box office
as "Quantum of Solace" racked up its fifth straight
weekend victory with $20.1 million at 8,755 playdates in 73 markets. "Solace" managed
to win easily even though it took a 50% hit as rivals began going
head to head with 007 -- notably
in Australia, where its second Australian frame slid 64% to
$2.8 million to finish well behind a solid $5 million launch
for Baz Luhrmann's epic "Australia." "Solace" also
finished second in the U.K., off 47% in its fifth weekend to
$2.4 million, while domestic winner "Four Christmases" easily
topped the chart with $3.5 million. "Solace," which
has kept Hollywood studios on pace to match 2007's record of
$9.5 billion in overseas grosses, posted the lowest first-place
figure since "Eagle Eye" led with $11 million five
weeks ago. Outside the U.S. "Solace" has totaled $340.1
million -- more than 70% of its worldwide cume of $482 million.
It's shown longer legs overseas than domestically and joins "Mamma
Mia!" as the only titles to win five international weekends
this year. "Solace" also scored $2.3 million in its
fourth German frame and took in $2.1 million in its second Spanish
session, declining 60%. Foreign cume has hit $340.1 million,
led by $75.5 million in the U.K., $35.3 million in Germany
and $30.1 million in France. "Quantum of Solace" remained
on top of the box office in Asia by virtue of its wide release,
ahead of "Red Cliff," currently showing only in Japan.
007 collected $5.56
million
in its fourth frame for some territories and was showing
mid-chart fatigue in most. Pic was on top in only Taiwan and
Indonesia. In New Zealand where the film opened for its debut
weekend, Bond shot straight to number 1 in the national chart
with a cool $1.5m. Only three territories remain: Venezuela,
Uruguay and Japan.
Weekend Commencing 5th December (Week 6)
“Madagascar 2” ended the five-weekend winning
streak at the foreign box office for Sony-MGM’s “Quantum
of Solace,” which gunned down solid $10.8 million from
6,350 screens in 72 markets greeted "Quantum of Solace" as
it slid to second place during its seventh week of international
release. The film's sole new opening saw Venezuela bring in $415,000
from 75 screens, hailed by Sony as 98% bigger than the comparable
bow for 2006's "Casino Royale." "Quantum's" international
cume stands at $357.8 million. Market grosses include $77.4 million
in the U.K., $30.8 million in France and $37.1 million in Germany. The
22nd James Bond pic has totaled $357.8 million outside the United
States and,
with $151 million domestically, it’s become the 61st title
to take in half a billion dollars worldwide.
Weekend Commencing 12th December (Week 7)
Bond still remained a force at the international box office,
with "Quantum of Solace" raising its overseas total
to $367 million after a weekend take of $5.2 million from 70
markets. The film placed #3 internationally despite the lack
of any major openings. The only fresh territory this week was
the Dominican Republic, which opened with a weekend total of
$70,262. Japan and Uruguay remain. The former could be worth
around $18m
for
007
in the
New Year.
Weekend Commencing 19th December (Week 8)
Quantum Of Solace boosted its tally with $2.9m from
2,730 screens in 68 markets to put it on $372.5m internationally.
The film slipped out of the top five worldwide for the first
time
in about six weeks. Latest figures put the UK on $79,1m after
eight weeks, Germany on $38.9m after seven and Australia on $17.6m
and Spain on
$11.7m, both after five. Holland has taken $7.8m after eight,
Denmark $7.1m after the same amount of time, Norway $6.3m after
seven, New Zealand
$2.5m after four and Venezuela $1m after three.
UK cinema admissions soared 40% in November as James Bond
film Quantum of Solace and High School Musical 3 attracted
people of all ages to the silver screen. In Germany, Bond
helped give the nation's boxoffice a 24%
jump in
theatrical revenue in the fourth quarter.
Weekend Commencing 26th December (Week 9)
"Quantum of Solace" boosted its cume to $376.6 million
by pulling in $2.2 million from 2,225 screens in 61 markets. The
film finished 7th in the 2008 worldwide box-office with a haul
of $527m. Uruguay debuts "Quantum" on Boxing Day. Japan
is the last major territory to open for "Quantum" in
January 2009.
7th January - James Bond has beaten Batman at the Swedish
box-office during 2008. "Quantum of Solace", the
22nd adventure for 007, smashed "The Dark Knight" down
in to third place with 702,426 ticks - an extra 170,000 ticket
sales compared to the caped crusader. Unsurprisingly, "Mamma
Mia!" -
based on the ABBA musical - was the most watched film in the
band's native country.
Approximately 1 in 5 people in Sweden saw the film with 1,872,000
tickets sold.
9th January - 2008 ended with a 3.5% year on year increase
in box-office takings and a year on year increase of 1.57%
admissions in German cinemas, according to figures collated
by Nielsen EDI. They generated box-office takings of $ 1.03bn
(Euros 770m), an increase of 3.5% on the previous year's performance
of $ 1bn (Euros 743.8m). Sony's latest James Bond extravaganza
Quantum Of Solace was the year's top earner at the box office
with $ 42.5m (Euros
31.5m). However UPI's Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, which was
only released on December 4, attracted the most admissions
with 4.7m to December 31.
Weekend Commencing 23rd January 2009
"Quantum of Solace" opened nationwide in Japan this
weekend, the last international territory for the 22nd James
Bond film, and smashed box office records. According to Variety, "Quantum" raked
in $6.5m in Japan in its opening weekend. That is the biggest
opening for
any 007 adventure and smashes the $3.25m bar Daniel Craig set
with his previous film "Casino Royale" (2006). "Quantum" also
earned $3m at sneak preview screenings in Tokyo on Saturday 17th & Sunday
18th January.
Weekend Commencing 30th January 2009
In its second weekend in Japan, "Quantum of Solace",
the 22nd picture in the James Bond saga, grossed $2.6m from
346
screens.
The action packed adventure is sitting strong at #2 on the
Japanese Box office with $12.7m in the kitty. In its international
box-office battle, "Quantum
of Solace" added
$2.7m from 455 in 21 markets, bringing its 'international'
(non-US) total to almost $398m. Taking into account these new
figures, the total gross box-office of "Quantum of Solace" is
stacking up at approximately $566m.
Weekend Commencing 6th February 2009
In its third weekend on release in the country, "Quantum
of Solace" has scooped a further $1.3m from the Japanese
box-office. The 22nd James Bond film played on 346 screens. Currently,
the overseas total (not including USA & Canada)
stands at $401.6m - $30.5m shy of the overseas box-office record
for a 007 title set by 2006's "Casino Royale."
By The Numbers - "Quantum of Solace" Opening
Weekends
Country
|
Released
|
Opening
Weekend
|
Box-Office
Total
|
Opening
Screens
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Argentina |
12/11/08 |
$381,903 |
$1,285,546 |
|
Aruba |
11/12/08 |
Unknown |
$56,115 |
|
Australia |
11/19/08 |
$7,954,179 |
$20,645,336 |
476 |
Austria |
11/7/08 |
$1,958,033 |
$4,745,206 |
|
Bahrain |
11/5/08 |
$51,604 |
$197,567 |
|
Belgium and Luxembourg |
11/5/08 |
$1,663,017 |
$4,752,556 |
|
Bolivia |
11/6/08 |
$52,664 |
$176,672 |
|
Brazil |
11/7/08 |
$2,177,002 |
$7,483,199 |
|
Bulgaria |
11/7/08 |
$120,949 |
$364,191 |
|
Central America † |
11/7/08 |
$365,600 |
$1,074,896 |
|
Chile |
11/6/08 |
$259,998 |
$949,223 |
|
China |
11/5/08 |
$9,622,134 |
$20,337,500 |
1,251 |
Colombia |
11/7/08 |
$361,271 |
$1,176,309 |
|
Croatia |
11/6/08 |
$174,539 |
$472,114 |
|
Curacao |
11/13/08 |
$16,239 |
$50,592 |
|
Czech
Republic |
11/6/08 |
$522,787 |
$1,397,782 |
|
Denmark |
11/7/08 |
$2,865,403 |
$7,385,654 |
|
Dominican Republic |
12/11/08 |
$70,262 |
$209,190 |
|
East Africa † |
11/7/08 |
$85,356 |
$240,746 |
|
Ecuador |
11/7/08 |
$160,003 |
$494,860 |
|
Egypt |
11/5/08 |
$104,838 |
$328,382 |
|
Estonia |
11/7/08 |
$113,585 |
$328,382 |
|
Ethiopia |
11/7/08 |
$6,242 |
$14,388 |
|
Finland |
11/7/08 |
$1,700,560 |
$5,222,494 |
|
France † |
10/31/08 |
$10,885,635 |
$31,430,430 |
824 |
Germany |
11/6/08 |
$14,884,633 |
$40,739,699 |
1,109 |
Ghana |
12/5/08 |
N/A |
$30,819 |
|
Greece and Cyprus |
11/6/08 |
$1,476,078 |
$4,153,926 |
|
Hong Kong |
11/6/08 |
$1,178,629 |
$2,550,839 |
|
Hungary |
11/13/08 |
$412,663 |
$1,006,519 |
|
Iceland |
11/7/08 |
$125,540 |
$415,259 |
|
India |
11/7/08 |
$3,485,792 |
$9,127,201 |
570 |
Indonesia |
11/5/08 |
$1,134,444 |
$2,518,434 |
|
Israel |
11/6/08 |
$406,384 |
$1,380,991 |
|
Italy |
11/7/08 |
$3,978,050 |
$9,174,615 |
|
Jamaica |
11/12/08 |
$70,997 |
$197,969 |
|
Japan |
01/24/09 |
$6,452,284 |
$21,544,693 |
|
Jordan |
11/5/08 |
$85,219 |
$186,734 |
|
Kuwait |
11/6/08 |
$246,734 |
$518,516 |
|
Latvia |
11/7/08 |
$129,633 |
$389,506 |
|
Lebanon |
11/6/08 |
$141,274 |
$377,512 |
|
Lesser Antilles |
11/12/08 |
$108,782 |
$268,079 |
|
Lithuania |
11/7/08 |
$121,081 |
$$272,082 |
|
Malaysia |
11/6/08 |
$1,480,734 |
$3,294,649 |
|
Mexico |
11/7/08 |
$2,300,082 |
$6,049,052 |
|
Netherlands |
11/6/08 |
$2,249,196 |
$8,856,996 |
|
New Zealand and Fiji |
11/27/08 |
$1,033,923 |
$3,015,992 |
|
Nigeria |
11/7/08 |
$82,270 |
$283,462 |
|
Norway |
11/7/08 |
$2,241,408 |
$6,665,823 |
|
Oman |
11/5/08 |
$33,247 |
$85,745 |
|
Pakistan |
N/A |
N/A |
$280,580 |
|
Peru |
12/18/08 |
$254,538 |
$539,450 |
|
Philippines |
11/5/08 |
$1,095,305 |
$2,175,414 |
|
Poland |
11/7/08 |
$1,676,943 |
$4,999,618 |
|
Portugal and Angola |
11/6/08 |
$858,528 |
$2,521,917 |
|
Qatar |
11/6/08 |
$93,202 |
$219,438 |
|
Romania |
11/7/08 |
$178,272 |
$558,042 |
|
Russia
- CIS |
11/6/08 |
$9,552,399 |
$18,054,093 |
|
Serbia & Montenegro |
11/6/08 |
$73,754 |
$190,061 |
|
Singapore |
11/6/08 |
$1,277,218 |
$2,477,339 |
|
Slovakia |
11/6/08 |
$121,607 |
$338,578 |
|
Slovenia |
11/6/08 |
$195,127 |
$496,131 |
|
South Africa |
11/21/08 |
$584,801 |
$1,983,685 |
|
South Korea |
11/6/08 |
$4,381,159 |
$11,562,123 |
|
Spain |
11/21/08 |
$5,196,500 |
$12,032,658 |
509 |
Sweden |
10/31/08 |
$2,759,243 |
$8,990,483 |
149 |
Switzerland (French) |
11/5/08 |
$830,309 |
$2,004,213 |
172 (All Swiss) |
Switzerland (German) |
11/6/08 |
$2,997,479 |
$8,522,377 |
" " |
Switzerland (Italian) |
11/7/08 |
$83,007 |
$175,659 |
" " |
Syria |
11/6/08 |
$5,063 |
$36,196 |
|
Taiwan |
11/7/08 |
$1,292,390 |
$3,679,005 |
|
Thailand |
11/6/08 |
$1,427,599 |
$3,044,260 |
|
Turkey |
11/7/08 |
$592,520 |
$1,881,279 |
|
Ukraine |
11/6/08 |
$1,063,396 |
$2,026,217 |
|
United
Arab Emirates |
11/6/08 |
$997,501 |
$2,060,077 |
|
United Kingdom and Ireland and Malta |
10/31/08 |
$25,309,345 |
$80,781,177 |
1,150 |
USA & Canada |
12/14/08 |
$67,528,882 |
$168,368,427 |
3,451 |
Uruguay |
12/26/08 |
$55,943 |
$93,443 |
|
Venezuela |
12/5/08 |
$416,109 |
$1,155,619 |
|
Vietnam |
11/14/08 |
$153,542 |
$451,191 |
|
Central America † (Belize, Costa Rica,
El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama)
East Africa † (Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda)
France † and Algeria, Monaco, Morocco and Tunisia
Due to different box-office reporting mechanisms around
the world, Individual
country totals may be updated less frequently and do not
necessarily
add
up
to
the foreign
totals.
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