Already #55 all time. Should pass up Iron Man as #1 movie of 2008 by the end of the week-end. Should smash record for fastest to $300 which is 16 days by Pirates of the Caribbean 2
After 1 week Dark Knight aready at $238 million
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Its actually not #55 its #225 in worldwide box office sales. http://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/alltim...ion=world-wide☻Comment
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Wow I had no idea Titanic made so much.Its actually not #55 its #225 in worldwide box office sales. http://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/alltim...ion=world-wideComment
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#55 American box office which is what counts.Its actually not #55 its #225 in worldwide box office sales. http://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/alltim...ion=world-wideComment
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I'm well aware of what the top movies are if adjusted for inflation. I'm counting actual $$$. I probably spend more time at boxofficemojo.com than I do here.
One could make the case that if Americans in 1939 had TV, internet, DVD players, video games and other entertainment options they would have been less likely to go see Gone With the Wind. How many times you didn't see a movie you were somewhat interested in and said "I'll watch it on DVD" What if there wasn't a home video market? Wouldn't movies have higher box office?Comment
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It's 6pm in LA, and the line is around the theater for the early show right now!Comment
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I just came back from the movie, ITS AWESOME!!!
Everyone should go and see it! one of the best movies I've seen!Comment
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Very true. On the flipside the 1940 U.S. Census shows that the population at the time was 123,202,624, so not only should they adjust these figures for the value of a buck, but for how many people were there in the potential audience at the time of release.I'm well aware of what the top movies are if adjusted for inflation. I'm counting actual $$$. I probably spend more time at boxofficemojo.com than I do here.
One could make the case that if Americans in 1939 had TV, internet, DVD players, video games and other entertainment options they would have been less likely to go see Gone With the Wind. How many times you didn't see a movie you were somewhat interested in and said "I'll watch it on DVD" What if there wasn't a home video market? Wouldn't movies have higher box office?IntegralPay LLC | www.integralpay.com
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It's a very good movie on all counts.
Nice Hype, though unfortunately cranked by Ledger's death.
Still, not over hyped. If you're a fan, and like Detective Comics (it's more like those than Frank Miller) as well as Miller's stuff, you'll love this...
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Well the $238 million I mentioned was the US take. So I just assumed that logically one would understand I was talking American box office. Color me silly.
As far as worldwide sales. As I said, who cares. You are concerned with profitablility and a movie that makes $150 million could actually bring in less profit than one that made $80 million. In terms of a movie's money actually most comes from DVD purcahses, rentals, PPV and cable deals so should we count those numbers too? I think not.
In terms of record only US matters. Foriegn box office was nothing before a dozen years ago. Most movies got limited foriegn release to so to throw that in is disingenuous. For example Indiana Jones 4 has made 57% of it's box office from non-US markets. The original Raiders only 37% came from foreign box office. I like comparing apples to apples.Comment
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Production budget is $185 million. Most movies you can add 15%-25% for promotion. Studios typically get 55% of box office. Not sure if foriegn box office is the same %. This is where foriegn box office matters. Then there promotions income like fast food, potatos chips, soda etc ect, toys, video games, bedding, towels, lamps other crap etc etc. Then there DVD sales, rentals, PPV, digital downloads and cable.
Now assuming you want the box office to pay for the movie and have everything else be gravy then the Dark Knight would have to make about $400 mil to break-even. It will do that in the US alone. So even the foriegn box office wil be gravy.
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i saw it and was disappointed. the voice of batman was scrappy. the Joker was better in terms of acting.Offshore Staff Leasing | Project Outsourcing
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Its actually not #55 its #225 in worldwide box office sales. http://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/alltim...ion=world-wide
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