Slovakia Box Office for Krúdovci: Nový vek (2020)

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Theatrical Performance (US$)
Slovakia Box Office $621,384Details
Worldwide Box Office $214,766,238Details
Home Market Performance
North America DVD Sales $13,904,971 Details
North America Blu-ray Sales $15,159,709 Details
Total North America Video Sales $29,064,680
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Synopsis

The Croods have survived their fair share of dangers and disasters, from fanged prehistoric beasts to surviving the end of the world, but now they will face their biggest challenge of all: another family. The Croods need a new place to live. So, the first prehistoric family sets off into the world in search of a safer place to call home. When they discover an idyllic walled-in paradise that meets all their needs, they think their problems are solved … except for one thing. Another family already lives there: the Bettermans. The Bettermans—with their elaborate tree house, amazing inventions and irrigated acres of fresh produce—are a couple of steps above the Croods on the evolutionary ladder. When they take the Croods in as the world’s first houseguests, it isn’t long before tensions escalate between the cave family and the modern family. Just when all seems lost, a new threat will propel both families on an epic adventure outside the safety of the wall, one that will force them to embrace their differences, draw strength from each other and forge a future together.

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Movie Details

Production Budget:$65,000,000
Slovakia Releases: July 22nd, 2021 (Wide), released as Krúdovci: Nový vek
Video Release: December 18th, 2020 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG for peril, action and rude humor.
(Rating bulletin 2646 (Cert #52812), 9/9/2020)
Running Time: 95 minutes
Franchise: The Croods
Keywords: Development Hell, Delayed Sequel, 3-D, 3-D - Shot in 3-D, Disrupted by 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, Family Adventure, Family Movie
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Adventure
Production Method:Digital Animation
Creative Type:Kids Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: DreamWorks Animation, Dentsu Inc.
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

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February 26th, 2021

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Weekend predictions: Croods looking likeliest winner in a close race

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February 14th, 2021

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Weekend estimates: The Little Things stays top on a sluggish weekend

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January 17th, 2021

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January 8th, 2021

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November preview: Universal keeps the industry alive

November 5th, 2020

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The Croods: A New Age trailer

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Because some of our sources provide box office data in their local currency, while we use USD in the graph above and table below, exchange rate fluctuations can have effect on the data causing stronger increases or even decreases of the cumulative box office.

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeScreensPer ScreenTotal GrossWeek
2021/07/16 20 $1,935   3 $645   $1,935 1
2021/07/30 1 $116,412   52 $2,239   $314,309 1
2021/08/06 - $67,785 -42% 33 $2,054   $423,869 2
2021/08/20 5 $29,366   28 $1,049   $538,229 4
2021/08/27 6 $37,784 +29% 32 $1,181   $607,359 5
2021/09/03 9 $11,529 -69% 22 $524   $649,359 6
2021/09/10 11 $7,358 -36% 27 $273   $654,260 7
2021/09/17 9 $10,432 +42% 21 $497   $662,659 8
2021/09/24 12 $4,011 -62% 20 $201   $665,976 9
2021/10/01 - $2,607 -35% 11 $237   $661,995 10
2021/10/08 10 $4,300 +65% 13 $331   $664,899 12
2021/10/15 11 $4,511 +5% 15 $301   $670,877 12
2021/10/22 16 $1,223 -73% 5 $245   $674,319 13
2021/11/05 18 $1,399   6 $233   $672,692 15
2021/11/12 20 $1,038 -26% 5 $208   $667,340 16
2021/11/19 18 $1,123 +8% 8 $140   $661,732 18
2022/01/14 17 $418   2 $209   $667,739 25
2022/01/21 17 $581 +39% 4 $145   $664,305 27
2022/03/18 19 $393   1 $393   $647,210 35
2022/07/01 17 $780   4 $195   $621,384 50

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Argentina 7/1/2021 $164,000 134 160 294 $376,000 10/20/2022
Australia 12/26/2020 $2,680,000 295 396 3496 $15,680,519 9/20/2021
Austria 7/9/2021 $174,000 69 69 69 $174,000 10/20/2022
Belgium 7/9/2021 $532,000 74 75 149 $822,000 10/20/2022
Brazil 7/2/2021 $524,000 565 589 2831 $2,568,943 3/22/2023
Bulgaria 8/6/2021 $43,000 62 62 62 $43,000 10/20/2022
Central America 4/2/2021 $341,000 100 100 100 $341,000 4/5/2021
Chile 7/16/2021 $41,000 20 20 20 $41,000 10/20/2022
China 11/26/2020 $19,200,000 116253 116253 254968 $54,630,000 2/22/2021
Colombia 4/2/2021 $204,000 153 153 153 $204,000 4/5/2021
Croatia 5/28/2021 $30,000 55 55 56 $160,000 3/27/2024
Czech Republic 7/23/2021 $102,585 138 138 720 $706,349 10/20/2022
Denmark 5/14/2021 $255,000 95 95 95 $1,110,000 5/17/2021
Ecuador 12/11/2020 $99,000 50 50 50 $99,000 12/14/2020
Estonia 6/4/2021 $40,000 30 30 30 $183,947 5/11/2022
Finland 7/2/2021 $73,000 92 92 343 $590,445 10/22/2021
France 7/7/2021 $2,701,000 724 750 3067 $9,129,669 8/30/2021
Germany 7/1/2021 $0 0 608 3419 $6,021,000 10/20/2022
Hong Kong 4/2/2021 $204,000 51 51 51 $204,000 10/19/2022
Hungary 7/22/2021 $158,000 59 59 59 $158,000 10/20/2022
Iceland 6/2/2021 $28,000 12 12 12 $28,000 10/20/2022
Israel 7/2/2021 $143,000 33 33 66 $353,000 10/20/2022
Italy 7/14/2021 $727,434 0 330 359 $2,284,244 10/20/2022
Latvia 7/2/2021 $6,000 5 5 5 $6,000 7/7/2021
Lithuania 6/4/2021 $12,146 17 17 100 $93,684 12/22/2021
Mexico 12/11/2020 $950,580 0 547 1121 $4,112,288 10/19/2022
Middle East Region 11/27/2020 $417,000 26 40 66 $1,216,000 12/14/2020
Netherlands 7/2/2021 $287,996 128 947 2873 $2,512,499 10/20/2022
New Zealand 12/25/2020 $237,079 114 116 1165 $2,641,116 10/20/2022
North America 11/25/2020 $9,724,200 2,211 2,211 45,448 $58,568,815
Norway 7/2/2021 $256,000 131 131 214 $655,000 10/20/2022
Paraguay 7/2/2021 $8,000 0 0 0 $8,000 10/20/2022
Peru 7/28/2021 $19,000 25 25 25 $19,000 10/20/2022
Poland 5/28/2021 $388,000 270 270 538 $1,217,000 10/19/2022
Portugal 7/2/2021 $57,929 83 83 469 $379,623 7/2/2024
Romania 7/23/2021 $52,885 117 117 580 $287,766 12/28/2022
Russia (CIS) 12/18/2020 $900,025 1293 1796 10053 $14,718,221 10/19/2022
Serbia and Montenegro 5/28/2021 $34,000 86 86 86 $34,000 10/20/2022
Singapore 11/27/2020 $247,000 33 33 66 $741,000 10/19/2022
Slovakia 7/22/2021 $1,935 3 52 312 $621,384 7/4/2022
Slovenia 6/24/2021 $0 0 1 6 $204,288 7/21/2022
South Korea 5/5/2021 $21,050 20 616 1369 $1,879,607 11/3/2022
Spain 12/25/2020 $1,068,416 334 338 3142 $6,089,330 8/17/2022
Sweden 7/2/2021 $183,000 126 126 288 $1,277,000 10/20/2022
Switzerland (French Speaking) 7/9/2021 $203,000 25 25 25 $203,000 10/20/2022
Switzerland (German Speaking) 7/9/2021 $262,000 65 71 136 $632,000 10/20/2022
Switzerland (Italian Speaking) 7/16/2021 $7,000 4 4 4 $7,000 10/20/2022
Taiwan 11/27/2020 $209,000 185 185 185 $209,000 10/19/2022
Thailand 11/27/2020 $124,000 161 161 161 $124,000 10/19/2022
Turkey 8/13/2021 $66,789 250 256 923 $398,615 10/20/2022
Ukraine 1/1/2021 $674,000 193 193 193 $674,000 1/4/2021
United Arab Emirates 11/27/2020 $274,000 57 58 115 $904,000 12/14/2020
United Kingdom 7/16/2021 $960,247 602 649 6797 $13,469,741 10/13/2021
Vietnam 11/27/2020 $385,000 191 191 191 $385,000 11/30/2020
 
Rest of World $4,570,145
 
Worldwide Total$214,766,238 7/2/2024

Full financial estimates for this film, including domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue are available through our research services. For more information, please contact us at research@the-numbers.com.

Lead Ensemble Members

Nicolas Cage    Grug
Emma Stone    Eep
Ryan Reynolds    Guy
Catherine Keener    Ugga
Cloris Leachman    Gran
Clark Duke    Thunk
Leslie Mann    Hope Betterman
Peter Dinklage    Phil Betterman
Kelly Marie Tran    Dawn Betterman

Supporting Cast

Kailey Crawford    Sandy
Chris Sanders    Belt
James Ryan    Sash
Gabriel Jack    Young Guy
Melissa Disney    Guy’s Mother
Joel Crawford    Guy’s Father
Januel Mercado    Shaman Monkey
Ryan Naylor    Creepo Monkey
Artemis Pebdani    Additional Voices

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Joel Crawford    Director
Mark Swift    Producer
Kirk DeMicco    Story by
Chris Sanders    Story by
Kevin Hageman    Screenwriter
Dan Hageman    Screenwriter
Mark Mothersbaugh    Composer
James Ryan    Editor
Nate Wragg    Production Designer
Jakob Hjort Jensen    Head of Animation
Jon Gutman    Head of Layout
Rachel Zusser    Associate Producer
Peter Zaslav    Art Director
Sean Cole    Production Manager
Hans Dastrup    Animation Supervisor
Antony Gray    Animation Supervisor
Fabio Lignini    Animation Supervisor
Rani Naamani    Animation Supervisor
Liron Topaz    Animation Supervisor
Christopher Michael    Character Effects Supervisor
Todd Zullo    Simulation & Crowds Supervisor
Christopher Scarabosio    Re-recording Mixer
Leff Lefferts    Re-recording Mixer
Brian Chumney    Supervising Sound Editor
Leff Lefferts    Supervising Sound Editor
Christi Soper Hilt*    Casting Director
Brendan Guy Murphy    Production Supervisor
Evon Freeman    Story Artist
Michael Lester    Story Artist
Simon Wells    Story Artist
Heidi Jo Gilbert    Story Artist
Taylor Meacham    Story Artist
David Wolter    Story Artist
Colin Jack    Story Artist
Toniko Pantoja    Story Artist
Anthony Zierhut    Story Artist
Adam Rosette    Story Artist
Jacquelyn Karambelas    Associate Editor
Natalia Cronembold    Associate Editor
Corey Bridwell    First Assistant Editor
Katie Parody    Assistant Editor
Kaki Bage    Character Supervisor
Sebastien Piquet    Character Designer
Joe Pitt    Character Designer
Brynne Orloski    Post-Production Supervisor
Pascal Garneau    Sound Effects Editor
Mac Smith    Sound Effects Editor
Jonathan Greber    Dialogue Editor
Dug Winningham    Foley Editor
Scott Curtis    Foley Mixer
Richard Duarte    Foley Mixer
Wataru Hokoyama    Additional Music
Pete Siebert    Additional Music
Dominick Certo    Music Editor
Alan Meyerson    Score Mixer
Munira Moiz Tayabji    Visual Effects Supervisor

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.