Zodiac (2007)

Zodiac poster
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $33,080,084Details
International Box Office $49,947,854Details
Worldwide Box Office $83,027,938
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $21,407,484 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $21,407,484
Further financial details...

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$13,395,610 (40.5% of total gross)
Legs:2.47 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:39.8% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$85,000,000 (worldwide box office is 1.0 times production budget)
Theater counts:2,362 opening theaters/2,379 max. theaters, 3.7 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $51,831,868

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 2nd, 2007 (Wide) by Paramount Pictures
International Releases: August 15th, 2007 (Wide) (South Korea)
Video Release: July 24th, 2007 by Paramount Home Video
MPAA Rating: R for some strong killings, language, drug material and brief sexual images.
Running Time: 158 minutes
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Keywords: Serial Killer, Watching a Fictionalized Version of Yourself, Crime Drama, Investigative Journalist, Dysfunctional Family, Police Detective, 1960s, 1970s
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Dramatization
Production/Financing Companies: Phoenix Pictures
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 2, 2007 2 $13,395,610   2,362 $5,671   $13,395,610 1
Mar 9, 2007 5 $6,641,870 -50% 2,379 $2,792   $23,595,973 2
Mar 16, 2007 8 $3,287,560 -51% 2,362 $1,392   $29,137,557 3
Mar 23, 2007 16 $1,168,965 -64% 872 $1,341   $31,639,642 4
Mar 30, 2007 21 $369,859 -68% 273 $1,355   $32,448,587 5
Apr 6, 2007 27 $171,282 -54% 130 $1,318   $32,758,035 6
Apr 13, 2007 41 $84,006 -51% 87 $966   $32,907,652 7
Apr 20, 2007 54 $29,436 -65% 58 $508   $32,969,154 8
Apr 27, 2007 46 $66,687 +127% 177 $377   $33,048,353 9

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 2, 2007 2 $4,206,713     2,362 $1,781   $4,206,713 1
Mar 3, 2007 2 $5,538,633 +32%   2,362 $2,345   $9,745,346 2
Mar 4, 2007 2 $3,650,264 -34%   2,362 $1,545   $13,395,610 3
Mar 5, 2007 2 $988,361 -73%   2,362 $418   $14,383,971 4
Mar 6, 2007 2 $924,830 -6%   2,362 $392   $15,308,801 5
Mar 7, 2007 2 $845,054 -9%   2,362 $358   $16,153,855 6
Mar 8, 2007 2 $800,248 -5%   2,362 $339   $16,954,103 7
Mar 9, 2007 3 $2,058,288 +157% -51% 2,379 $865   $19,012,391 8
Mar 10, 2007 5 $2,943,132 +43% -47% 2,379 $1,237   $21,955,523 9
Mar 11, 2007 5 $1,640,450 -44% -55% 2,379 $690   $23,595,973 10
Mar 12, 2007 4 $568,086 -65% -43% 2,379 $239   $24,164,059 11
Mar 13, 2007 4 $573,745 +1% -38% 2,379 $241   $24,737,804 12
Mar 14, 2007 4 $559,277 -3% -34% 2,379 $235   $25,297,081 13
Mar 15, 2007 5 $552,916 -1% -31% 2,379 $232   $25,849,997 14
Mar 16, 2007 8 $919,457 +66% -55% 2,362 $389   $26,769,454 15
Mar 17, 2007 8 $1,359,224 +48% -54% 2,362 $575   $28,128,678 16
Mar 18, 2007 8 $1,008,879 -26% -38% 2,362 $427   $29,137,557 17
Mar 19, 2007 7 $327,983 -67% -42% 2,362 $139   $29,465,540 18
Mar 20, 2007 7 $358,997 +9% -37% 2,362 $152   $29,824,537 19
Mar 21, 2007 7 $331,815 -8% -41% 2,362 $140   $30,156,352 20
Mar 22, 2007 7 $314,325 -5% -43% 2,362 $133   $30,470,677 21
Mar 23, 2007 - $333,203 +6% -64% 872 $382   $30,803,880 22
Mar 24, 2007 - $530,717 +59% -61% 872 $609   $31,334,597 23
Mar 25, 2007 - $305,045 -43% -70% 872 $350   $31,639,642 24
Mar 26, 2007 - $114,251 -63% -65% 872 $131   $31,753,893 25
Mar 27, 2007 - $105,786 -7% -71% 872 $121   $31,859,679 26
Mar 28, 2007 - $106,704 +1% -68% 872 $122   $31,966,383 27
Mar 29, 2007 - $112,345 +5% -64% 872 $129   $32,078,728 28
Mar 30, 2007 - $106,167 -5% -68% 273 $389   $32,184,895 29
Mar 31, 2007 - $150,503 +42% -72% 273 $551   $32,335,398 30
Apr 1, 2007 - $113,189 -25% -63% 273 $415   $32,448,587 31
Apr 2, 2007 - $32,599 -71% -71% 273 $119   $32,481,186 32
Apr 3, 2007 - $37,221 +14% -65% 273 $136   $32,518,407 33
Apr 4, 2007 - $35,921 -3% -66% 273 $132   $32,554,328 34
Apr 5, 2007 - $32,425 -10% -71% 273 $119   $32,586,753 35
Apr 6, 2007 - $54,524 +68% -49% 130 $419   $32,641,277 36
Apr 7, 2007 - $72,929 +34% -52% 130 $561   $32,714,206 37
Apr 8, 2007 - $43,829 -40% -61% 130 $337   $32,758,035 38
Apr 9, 2007 - $16,844 -62% -48% 130 $130   $32,774,879 39
Apr 10, 2007 - $15,364 -9% -59% 130 $118   $32,790,243 40
Apr 11, 2007 - $15,228 -1% -58% 130 $117   $32,805,471 41
Apr 12, 2007 - $18,176 +19% -44% 130 $140   $32,823,647 42
Apr 13, 2007 - $24,845 +37% -54% 87 $286   $32,848,492 43
Apr 14, 2007 - $37,488 +51% -49% 87 $431   $32,885,980 44
Apr 15, 2007 - $21,673 -42% -51% 87 $249   $32,907,653 45
Apr 16, 2007 - $7,803 -64% -54% 87 $90   $32,915,456 46
Apr 17, 2007 - $8,307 +6% -46% 87 $95   $32,923,763 47
Apr 18, 2007 - $8,450 +2% -45% 87 $97   $32,932,213 48
Apr 19, 2007 - $7,506 -11% -59% 87 $86   $32,939,718 49
Apr 20, 2007 - $8,124 +8% -67% 58 $140   $32,947,842 50
Apr 21, 2007 - $13,788 +70% -63% 58 $238   $32,961,630 51
Apr 22, 2007 - $7,524 -45% -65% 58 $130   $32,969,154 52
Apr 23, 2007 - $3,189 -58% -59% 58 $55   $32,972,343 53
Apr 24, 2007 - $3,374 +6% -59% 58 $58   $32,975,717 54
Apr 25, 2007 - $2,846 -16% -66% 58 $49   $32,978,563 55
Apr 26, 2007 - $3,103 +9% -59% 58 $54   $32,981,666 56
Apr 27, 2007 - $18,999 +512% +134% 177 $107   $33,000,665 57
Apr 28, 2007 - $28,591 +50% +107% 177 $162   $33,029,256 58
Apr 29, 2007 - $19,097 -33% +154% 177 $108   $33,048,353 59
Apr 30, 2007 - $7,361 -61% +131% 177 $42   $33,055,714 60
May 1, 2007 - $8,420 +14% +150% 177 $48   $33,064,134 61
May 2, 2007 - $8,350 -1% +193% 177 $47   $33,072,484 62
May 3, 2007 - $7,599 -9% +145% 177 $43   $33,080,083 63

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 2, 2007 2 $16,954,103   2,362 $7,178   $16,954,103 1
Mar 9, 2007 4 $8,895,894 -48% 2,379 $3,739   $25,849,997 2
Mar 16, 2007 8 $4,620,680 -48% 2,362 $1,956   $30,470,677 3
Mar 23, 2007 16 $1,608,051 -65% 872 $1,844   $32,078,728 4
Mar 30, 2007 24 $508,025 -68% 273 $1,861   $32,586,753 5
Apr 6, 2007 28 $236,893 -53% 130 $1,822   $32,823,646 6
Apr 13, 2007 42 $116,072 -51% 87 $1,334   $32,939,718 7
Apr 20, 2007 56 $41,948 -64% 58 $723   $32,981,666 8
Apr 27, 2007 45 $98,417 +135% 177 $556   $33,080,084 9

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
South Korea 8/15/2007 $0 0 39 115 $931,009 7/26/2023
 
Rest of World $49,016,845
 
International Total$49,947,854 7/26/2023

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jul 29, 20072427,966 427,966$7,699,108$7,699,1081
Aug 5, 20077204,612-52% 632,578$3,914,228$11,613,3362
Aug 12, 200715103,311-50% 735,889$2,065,187$13,678,5233
Aug 19, 20071748,639-53% 784,528$972,294$14,650,8174
Aug 26, 20072541,351-15% 825,879$826,606$15,477,4235
Sep 2, 20072436,133-13% 862,012$722,299$16,199,7226

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.

Leading Cast

Jake Gyllenhaal    Robert Graysmith
Mark Ruffalo    Inspector David Toschi
Robert Downey, Jr.    Paul Avery

Supporting Cast

Anthony Edwards    Inspector William Armstrong
Brian Cox    Melvin Belli
Elias Koteas    Sgt. Jack Mulanax
Donal Logue    Ken Narlow
John Carroll Lynch    Arthur Leigh Allen
Dermot Mulroney    Captain Lee
Chloë Sevigny    Melanie
Richard Arquette    Zodiac
Bob Stephenson    Zodiac
John Lacy    Zodiac
Ed Setrakian    Al Hyman
John Getz    Templeton Peck
John Terry    Charles Thieriot
Adam Goldberg    Duffy Jennings
Clea DuVall    Linda Ferrin
Candy Clark    Carol Fisher
June Diane Raphael    Mrs. Toschi
Ciara Hughes    Darlene Ferrin
Lee Norris    Mike Mageau-Young
Patrick Scott Smith    Bryan Hartnell
Pell James    Cecilia Shepard
David Lee Smith    Father
Jason Wiles    Lab Tech Dagitz
Charles Schneider    Cabbie/Paul Stine
James Carraway    Shorty
Tom Verica    Jim Dunbar
Jimmi Simpson    Mike Mageau
Doan Ly    Belli's Housekeeper
Karina Logue    Woman
Joel Bissonnette    Inspector Kracke
John Mahon    Riverside Captain
Matt Winston    John Allen
Jules Bruff    Catherine Allen
John Ennis    Terry Pascoe
J. Patrick McCormack    Police Commissioner
Paul Schulze    Sandy Panzarella
John Hamphill    Donald Cheney
Adam Trese    Detective
Penny Wallace    Mulanax's Secretary
Michael Francoeur    Man on Marquee
Thomas Kopache    Copy Editor
Barry Livingston    Copy Editor
Christopher Feilds    Copy Editor

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

Production and Technical Credits

David Fincher    Director
James Vanderbilt    Screenwriter
Robert Graysmith    Story Creator
Mike Medavoy    Producer
Arnold W. Messer    Producer
Bradley J. Fischer    Producer
James Vanderbilt    Producer
Cean Chaffin    Producer
Louis Phillips    Executive Producer
Harris Savides    Director of Photography
Donald Graham Burt    Production Designer
Angus Wall    Editor
Randall Poster    Music Supervisor
David Shire    Composer
Mary Ellen Woods    Assistant Director
Bob Wagner    Assistant Director
John G. Scotti    Assistant Director
Daniel Stillman    Unit Production Manager
Keith Cunningham    Art Director
Victor Zolfo    Set Decorator
Casey Storm    Costume Designer
Stacy Horn    Costume Designer
Drew Kunin    Sound Mixer
David Parker    Re-recording Mixer
Michael Semanick    Re-recording Mixer
Ren Klyce    Re-recording Mixer
Ren Klyce    Supervising Sound Editor
Richard Hymns    Supervising Sound Editor
Ren Klyce    Sound Designer
Felicity Bowring    Makeup
Amy Schmiederer    Makeup
Kelvin R. Trahan    Hairstylist
Trish Almeida    Hairstylist
Ren Klyce    Music Producer
Martin Erskine    Music Producer
George Drakoulias    Music Supervisor
Laray Mayfield    Casting
Mickey Giacomazzi    Stunt Coordinator

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

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July 15th, 2007

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February 9th, 2007

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Movie Website Updates for November 11 - November 17, 2006

November 18th, 2006

A lot of trailers on this week's list of websites. Not only were there a lot of site with just trailers, there were a few trailers without sites. On the other hand, there were also a few contenders for the Weekly Website Award. In the end it was The Children of Men - Official Site that took home that prestigious award. More...

New Movie US Release Dates - November 12, 2006

November 12th, 2006

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Halloween, Saw 4, The Incredible Hulk and more. More...


  1. Summary
  2. News
  3. Box Office
  4. International
  5. Video Sales
  6. Full Financials
  7. Cast & Crew
  8. Trailer

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$13,395,610 (40.5% of total gross)
Legs:2.47 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:39.8% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$85,000,000 (worldwide box office is 1.0 times production budget)
Theater counts:2,362 opening theaters/2,379 max. theaters, 3.7 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $51,831,868

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 2nd, 2007 (Wide) by Paramount Pictures
International Releases: August 15th, 2007 (Wide) (South Korea)
Video Release: July 24th, 2007 by Paramount Home Video
MPAA Rating: R for some strong killings, language, drug material and brief sexual images.
Running Time: 158 minutes
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Keywords: Serial Killer, Watching a Fictionalized Version of Yourself, Crime Drama, Investigative Journalist, Dysfunctional Family, Police Detective, 1960s, 1970s
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Dramatization
Production/Financing Companies: Phoenix Pictures
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Leading Cast

Jake Gyllenhaal    Robert Graysmith
Mark Ruffalo    Inspector David Toschi
Robert Downey, Jr.    Paul Avery

Supporting Cast

Anthony Edwards    Inspector William Armstrong
Brian Cox    Melvin Belli
Elias Koteas    Sgt. Jack Mulanax
Donal Logue    Ken Narlow
John Carroll Lynch    Arthur Leigh Allen
Dermot Mulroney    Captain Lee
Chloë Sevigny    Melanie
Richard Arquette    Zodiac
Bob Stephenson    Zodiac
John Lacy    Zodiac
Ed Setrakian    Al Hyman
John Getz    Templeton Peck
John Terry    Charles Thieriot
Adam Goldberg    Duffy Jennings
Clea DuVall    Linda Ferrin
Candy Clark    Carol Fisher
June Diane Raphael    Mrs. Toschi
Ciara Hughes    Darlene Ferrin
Lee Norris    Mike Mageau-Young
Patrick Scott Smith    Bryan Hartnell
Pell James    Cecilia Shepard
David Lee Smith    Father
Jason Wiles    Lab Tech Dagitz
Charles Schneider    Cabbie/Paul Stine
James Carraway    Shorty
Tom Verica    Jim Dunbar
Jimmi Simpson    Mike Mageau
Doan Ly    Belli's Housekeeper
Karina Logue    Woman
Joel Bissonnette    Inspector Kracke
John Mahon    Riverside Captain
Matt Winston    John Allen
Jules Bruff    Catherine Allen
John Ennis    Terry Pascoe
J. Patrick McCormack    Police Commissioner
Paul Schulze    Sandy Panzarella
John Hamphill    Donald Cheney
Adam Trese    Detective
Penny Wallace    Mulanax's Secretary
Michael Francoeur    Man on Marquee
Thomas Kopache    Copy Editor
Barry Livingston    Copy Editor
Christopher Feilds    Copy Editor

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

Production and Technical Credits

David Fincher    Director
James Vanderbilt    Screenwriter
Robert Graysmith    Story Creator
Mike Medavoy    Producer
Arnold W. Messer    Producer
Bradley J. Fischer    Producer
James Vanderbilt    Producer
Cean Chaffin    Producer
Louis Phillips    Executive Producer
Harris Savides    Director of Photography
Donald Graham Burt    Production Designer
Angus Wall    Editor
Randall Poster    Music Supervisor
David Shire    Composer
Mary Ellen Woods    Assistant Director
Bob Wagner    Assistant Director
John G. Scotti    Assistant Director
Daniel Stillman    Unit Production Manager
Keith Cunningham    Art Director
Victor Zolfo    Set Decorator
Casey Storm    Costume Designer
Stacy Horn    Costume Designer
Drew Kunin    Sound Mixer
David Parker    Re-recording Mixer
Michael Semanick    Re-recording Mixer
Ren Klyce    Re-recording Mixer
Ren Klyce    Supervising Sound Editor
Richard Hymns    Supervising Sound Editor
Ren Klyce    Sound Designer
Felicity Bowring    Makeup
Amy Schmiederer    Makeup
Kelvin R. Trahan    Hairstylist
Trish Almeida    Hairstylist
Ren Klyce    Music Producer
Martin Erskine    Music Producer
George Drakoulias    Music Supervisor
Laray Mayfield    Casting
Mickey Giacomazzi    Stunt Coordinator

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

DVD Releases for February 3, 2009 - Part III

February 3rd, 2009

Wow. That was... Due to technical difficulties, late deliveries, and some misfiled DVDs, this week's list is a little later than normal (but it's still Tuesday, so it's not technically late). It is also a lot larger than normal with a record number of Spotlight reviews (23 in all, or 30 if you count individual movies). There are also some very high quality releases including Zack and Miri Make a Porno on either DVD or Blu-ray. However, given the subject matter of that film, I wouldn't recommend it to everyone. The best release of the week is, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist on DVD or Blu-ray, but especially Blu-ray, which is worth the upgrade. That film is the DVD Pick of the Week. With a record number of spotlight reviews, it goes without saying that the list had to be split up this week, with the first part found here, while the second part can be found here. (First time I had to separate the list into three parts.) More...

DVD Releases for January 27, 2009 - Part I

January 27th, 2009

One of the longest lists in a while this week, but there's a lack of quality at the top. There are a number that are of interest, like Zodiac on Blu-ray, The Bourne Trilogy on Blu-ray, and others, none rise to the level of DVD Pick of the Week. The list was long enough that it has to be split up, and the second part can be found here. More...

DVD Releases for November 18, 2008 - Part I

November 18th, 2008

It's a weird week for the DVD release report. According to Amazon, seven of the top ten releases come from two movies: WALL-E and Tropic Thunder. Add in the Spanish language edition and there are five versions of the former movie coming out this week, including the 3-Disc DVD and the 3-Disc Blu-ray, either one of which is worthy of the DVD Pick of the Week. The overall group of releases feels weaker than last week, but it is more than enough that it had to be split into two parts. Part two can be found here. More...

DVD Releases for January 22, 2008

January 22nd, 2008

More than 40 releases made it on to this week's list, however, after reviewing the whole selection, there's a real weakness at the top. There are plenty worth renting a more than a few worth picking up, but none that leap out and demand to be chosen the DVD Pick of the Week. Hopefully that will change next week. More...

Awards Season - Guilds Get into the Act

January 15th, 2008

The final three guilds handed out their nominations over the past week and while most deal with television, there are a handful of theatrical nominations for each of the Directors Guild of America, the Producers Guild of America, and the Writers Guild of America. More...

DVD Releases for January 8, 2008

January 8th, 2008

We are back to a relatively normal level of DVD releases this week, including a few that are worth considering for DVD Pick of the Week. Both 3:10 to Yuma on Blu-Ray and The Riches - Season 1 on DVD are prime contenders. If you don't have Blu-Ray, it's the latter, while if you do, it's the former. More...

300 Times 5 Million Equals Number One

August 12th, 2007

New releases made their presence felt this week, earning five spots on the DVD sales chart, including the first two places. The battle for first place wasn't even close, though, as 300 made a dominant debut, selling 5.10 million units, which was 2 million more than the rest of the top 30 combined. Its opening week sales of $115 million was double the rest of the top 30. Second place went to Hot Fuzz with a very respectable 676,000 units; you must remember, this is a film that only cost 8 million Pounds to make, roughly, which is about $17 million American. The film made more than that in just one week on the home market in combined rentals and sales, so everyone involved must be very, very happy indeed. Pathfinder's sales were stronger than its rentals as it moved 562,000 units for a total of $10.10 million in sales, which was more than it earned theatrically. More...

DVD Charts - Number One for 23

August 5th, 2007

There was a close race on the DVD Sales Chart this week, with The Number 23 topping Zodiac 387,000 units to 352,000 units sold. Premonition fell to third place with 190,000 units sold and 791,000 in total. The Hills Have Eyes 2 placed third with 134,000 units sold for the week and 536,000 in total. Rounding out the top five was Shooter with 109,000 units sold for the week and 1.90 million after a month of release. More...

DVD Releases for July 24, 2007

July 23rd, 2007

It's the busiest week in a long time and not only do we have more than three dozen films on this week's list (and six spotlight reviews), but we have plenty of releases worthy of the DVD Pick of the Week. Hard Boiled - 2-Disc Collector's Edition, Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law - Volume 3, The Host - 2-Disc Special Edition... and those are just the ones beginning with the letter H. All three of those deserve to be added to your DVD collections, as well as a few others, but I'm trying to limit the DVD Pick of the Week to one selection and that's The Host - 2-Disc Special Edition. More...

International Details - Harry Was Not the Only Film to Light Up the Charts

July 22nd, 2007

As expected, The Transformers fell to second place this week, what wasn't expected was how well it held on. The film was down a mere 23% to $36.13 million on 3667 screens in 31 markets for a total of $146.66 million internationally. The film opened in China with a record-setting $12.6 million on 300 screens over the first five days while it earned $498,000 on 71 in Greece and $258,000 from 28 in Israel. The film's best market so far has been South Korea where it has taken in $39.52 million in three weeks, including $5.76 million on 540 screens this past weekend. This is a record for a non-South Korean film and an unexpectedly strong performance. Additionally, the film has yet to open in a number of major markets including the U.K., Japan, France, and Mexico and should hit $300 million internationally and $600 million worldwide, if not more. More...

International Details - Pirates Still Have Some Fight Left in Them

July 15th, 2007

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End remained in sixth place with $8.94 million on 5442 screens in 101 markets for a total of $624.93 million. Internationally the film is in fifth place all-time and should top Dead Man's Chest shortly. Worldwide, it is also in fifth place but Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone's $974.56 million seems safe. As for At World's End's individual markets, the U.K. is still ahead of Japan $80.06 million to $77.58 million. However, Japan is catching up $2.28 million on 674 screens compared to just $738,000 on 357 in the U.K. At this pace Japan will need just two weeks to become the film's biggest draw. More...

International Details - Pirates Ship Starts to Sink

July 8th, 2007

Some very interesting news on the international front this weekend regarding Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. First of all, it fell out of the top five; however, it was still able to pull in more than $10 million over the weekend. Not too long ago it was a chore to find a dozen films that cracked $1 million, while this past weekend we had 6 that earned $10 million or more. Over the weekend the film added $14.02 million on 5775 screens in 104 markets for a total of $608.89 million internationally. It is the sixth film to cross $600 million internationally and is now in fifth place on that chart. Worldwide the film has $906.89 million making it the ninth highest grosser of all time. The U.K. is still the film's best market at $78.51 million compared to second pace Japan where it has made $74.02 million. However, that gap continues to narrow with the film making $3.23 million on 691 screens in the latter and $1.37 million on 401 screens in the former. More...

International Details - Black Mark at the Box Office

July 1st, 2007

There was a troubling lack of final results this week and this results in a few studio estimates with some of the numbers. However, it appears that Black House was able to place fourth on the international charts after winning the box office race in South Korea The film was able to top its native market with $2.71 million on 325 screens over the weekend and $3.35 million in total. More...

International Top Five - Shrek Steals the Show

June 20th, 2007

Not only did Shrek the Third climb to top spot this weekend, it also crossed $100 million internationally while hitting $400 million worldwide. Over the weekend the film added more than 10 new markets earning $46.64 million on 3564 screens in 32 markets for a total of $108.27 million, double its haul at this point last week. Its biggest new market of the week was France where it earned $12.5 million from 850 screens, 20% more than Shrek 2 opened with. The film was also tops in Mexico with $9.12 million on 418 screens and in Brazil with $5.9 million on 280. That last figure represents a record for animated films and is nearly triple what Shrek 2 opened with. On the other hand, the film fell nearly 50% in Australia to $4.41 million on 476 screens for a total of $16.78 million while its decline was even steeper in South Korea down 69% to $2.7 million over the weekend and $15.2 million in total. That said, it is still tracking for a $500 million international total and $800 million worldwide. On the other hand, poor critical reception and shorter legs suggest the franchise peaked with Shrek 2 and Shrek 4 and Shrek 5 might be pressing the studio's luck. More...

International Top Five - Pirates Lucky Streak Continues

June 13th, 2007

Weaker than expected competition helped Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End maintain its stranglehold on first place, despite losing more than 50% at the box office. Over the weekend the film added $50.70 million on 12,591 screens in 103 markets for a total of $495.16 million meaning it should crack $500 million internationally by this time this column in published while $600 million is still the target number. However, due to weaker than expected domestic numbers $1 billion worldwide is out of reach. The film hit $50 million in Japan over the weekend after earning $7.68 million on 842 screens, down just 20%. That was the film's biggest single market over the weekend, but its total there of $50.41 million is second place to the U.K.'s $66.22 million running tally. However, in that market the film is fading fast and Japan could eventually become At World's End's most lucrative market. More...

International Top Five - Pirates Catching Up

June 6th, 2007

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End lost more than 50% of its international opening this past weekend, but it was still the clear winner with an outstanding $103.22 million on 17,500 screens in 103 markets. It also became the fastest film to reach $400 million internationally with $406.41 million after the weekend and that places it 25th on that particular chart. Worldwide the film had $623.96 million, which put it in 30th place just behind The Incredibles (it overtook that film during the week). At this pace, the film should have no difficulty catching Spider-Man 3 and become the biggest international box office hit this year. It should manage to become the worldwide leader shortly afterward. More...

International Details - Spidey Sinks to Second but Still Reaches Milestones

June 3rd, 2007

Spider-Man 3 earned a comfortable second place earning almost as much as the rest of the films on this list with $21.07 million on 10,365 screens in 76 markets for a total of $501.00 million. It is only the 14th film to reach that milestone while it became the 16th film to top $800 million worldwide and has already climbed into 14th place overall. The U.K. regained the lead as the best market for the film adding $2.58 million on 460 screens for a total of $61.09 million. Japan took in $2.36 million on 630 screens while France made $2.31 million on 866 screens as the only other two markets to top $2 million over the weekend and the film now has $47.79 million and $48.55 million respectively. There were a quartet of led by Brazil, ($1.29 million for the weekend and $21.55 million in total); Spain, ($1.29 million / $22.49 million); Mexico, ($1.22 million / $32.90 million); and Germany, ($1.01 million / $27.16 million). More...

International Top Five - Spider-Man remains Strong as Shrek debuts in Second

May 23rd, 2007

Spider-Man 3 earned its third, and likely last, first place finish on the international charts scoring $51.07 million on 13,491 screens in 73 markets. Internationally the film has amassed a total of $466.71 million, which places it 17th on the all-time chart while worldwide the film had pulled in $749.09 million and is in 23rd place there. Moving onto individual markets, France was the best bet over the weekend adding $6.5 million at 973, ahead of the U.K.'s $5.3 million on 508 screens, (although the U.K. still leads on the cumulative totals $57.2 million to $46.4 million). More...

Persians Invade Movie Theaters

March 12th, 2007

The weekend was rather predictable, with three of the top five landing within a rounding error of expectations and another finishing close enough to call it a victory. ... OK, I got skunked on 300, but I think I know why. That film's record-breaking opening helped push the overall box office to $153 million over the weekend, up 23% from last weekend and 39% from the same weekend last year. As for the yearly trend, we have seeing a lot more massive hits coming out this year than expected. This could be a portent of things to come, and that would mean we might have more than a dozen films top $200 million this summer alone. More...

300 Marches into Theaters

March 8th, 2007

One of the most talked about March movies opens this weekend, but there are some concerns regarding 300's ability to turn this talk into box office dollars. Should it fail to do so, Wild Hogs will be right there looking to become the second biker movie in a row to repeat at the top of the charts. More...

Move Over Ghost Rider, there's a New Gang in Town

March 6th, 2007

March came in like a lion, with Wild Hogs earning the third best opening ever for the month. Even with the other new releases missing expectations, the overall box office still climbed to $124 million. That's up nearly 6% from last weekend and 20% from the same weekend last year. More...

Movie Website Updates for February 24 - March 2, 2007

March 2nd, 2007

Just an average week in terms of updates, but there are a couple sites of note including the winner of the Weekly Website Award, Wild Hogs - Official Site. More...

Weekend Preview: Going Wild

March 1st, 2007

March starts off this weekend with three releases, two of which are currently earning overall positive reviews. However, it is the third wide release that is tracking well above the other two and is the clear favorite to win the weekend box office race. More...

2007 Preview: March

March 1st, 2007

March, a month without a holiday. In fact, It's the only month without any holidays to help boost the box office and this prevents studios from releasing big blockbusters. However, it is not the weakest month either and there are a few midlevel hits coming out over the next four weeks and even a couple that could top $100 million More...

Movie Website Updates for February 3 - February 9, 2007

February 9th, 2007

Still waiting sites for the big summer blockbusters to come online. In the meantime, this week is relatively busy, but with only a couple sites that look like they could be award-worthy once the features are added. The best of the best, and I use that term loosely, is Norbit - Official Site with a site that could be more entertaining than the movie it promotes. More...

Movie Website Updates for November 11 - November 17, 2006

November 18th, 2006

A lot of trailers on this week's list of websites. Not only were there a lot of site with just trailers, there were a few trailers without sites. On the other hand, there were also a few contenders for the Weekly Website Award. In the end it was The Children of Men - Official Site that took home that prestigious award. More...

New Movie US Release Dates - November 12, 2006

November 12th, 2006

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Halloween, Saw 4, The Incredible Hulk and more. More...

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 2, 2007 2 $13,395,610   2,362 $5,671   $13,395,610 1
Mar 9, 2007 5 $6,641,870 -50% 2,379 $2,792   $23,595,973 2
Mar 16, 2007 8 $3,287,560 -51% 2,362 $1,392   $29,137,557 3
Mar 23, 2007 16 $1,168,965 -64% 872 $1,341   $31,639,642 4
Mar 30, 2007 21 $369,859 -68% 273 $1,355   $32,448,587 5
Apr 6, 2007 27 $171,282 -54% 130 $1,318   $32,758,035 6
Apr 13, 2007 41 $84,006 -51% 87 $966   $32,907,652 7
Apr 20, 2007 54 $29,436 -65% 58 $508   $32,969,154 8
Apr 27, 2007 46 $66,687 +127% 177 $377   $33,048,353 9

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 2, 2007 2 $4,206,713     2,362 $1,781   $4,206,713 1
Mar 3, 2007 2 $5,538,633 +32%   2,362 $2,345   $9,745,346 2
Mar 4, 2007 2 $3,650,264 -34%   2,362 $1,545   $13,395,610 3
Mar 5, 2007 2 $988,361 -73%   2,362 $418   $14,383,971 4
Mar 6, 2007 2 $924,830 -6%   2,362 $392   $15,308,801 5
Mar 7, 2007 2 $845,054 -9%   2,362 $358   $16,153,855 6
Mar 8, 2007 2 $800,248 -5%   2,362 $339   $16,954,103 7
Mar 9, 2007 3 $2,058,288 +157% -51% 2,379 $865   $19,012,391 8
Mar 10, 2007 5 $2,943,132 +43% -47% 2,379 $1,237   $21,955,523 9
Mar 11, 2007 5 $1,640,450 -44% -55% 2,379 $690   $23,595,973 10
Mar 12, 2007 4 $568,086 -65% -43% 2,379 $239   $24,164,059 11
Mar 13, 2007 4 $573,745 +1% -38% 2,379 $241   $24,737,804 12
Mar 14, 2007 4 $559,277 -3% -34% 2,379 $235   $25,297,081 13
Mar 15, 2007 5 $552,916 -1% -31% 2,379 $232   $25,849,997 14
Mar 16, 2007 8 $919,457 +66% -55% 2,362 $389   $26,769,454 15
Mar 17, 2007 8 $1,359,224 +48% -54% 2,362 $575   $28,128,678 16
Mar 18, 2007 8 $1,008,879 -26% -38% 2,362 $427   $29,137,557 17
Mar 19, 2007 7 $327,983 -67% -42% 2,362 $139   $29,465,540 18
Mar 20, 2007 7 $358,997 +9% -37% 2,362 $152   $29,824,537 19
Mar 21, 2007 7 $331,815 -8% -41% 2,362 $140   $30,156,352 20
Mar 22, 2007 7 $314,325 -5% -43% 2,362 $133   $30,470,677 21
Mar 23, 2007 - $333,203 +6% -64% 872 $382   $30,803,880 22
Mar 24, 2007 - $530,717 +59% -61% 872 $609   $31,334,597 23
Mar 25, 2007 - $305,045 -43% -70% 872 $350   $31,639,642 24
Mar 26, 2007 - $114,251 -63% -65% 872 $131   $31,753,893 25
Mar 27, 2007 - $105,786 -7% -71% 872 $121   $31,859,679 26
Mar 28, 2007 - $106,704 +1% -68% 872 $122   $31,966,383 27
Mar 29, 2007 - $112,345 +5% -64% 872 $129   $32,078,728 28
Mar 30, 2007 - $106,167 -5% -68% 273 $389   $32,184,895 29
Mar 31, 2007 - $150,503 +42% -72% 273 $551   $32,335,398 30
Apr 1, 2007 - $113,189 -25% -63% 273 $415   $32,448,587 31
Apr 2, 2007 - $32,599 -71% -71% 273 $119   $32,481,186 32
Apr 3, 2007 - $37,221 +14% -65% 273 $136   $32,518,407 33
Apr 4, 2007 - $35,921 -3% -66% 273 $132   $32,554,328 34
Apr 5, 2007 - $32,425 -10% -71% 273 $119   $32,586,753 35
Apr 6, 2007 - $54,524 +68% -49% 130 $419   $32,641,277 36
Apr 7, 2007 - $72,929 +34% -52% 130 $561   $32,714,206 37
Apr 8, 2007 - $43,829 -40% -61% 130 $337   $32,758,035 38
Apr 9, 2007 - $16,844 -62% -48% 130 $130   $32,774,879 39
Apr 10, 2007 - $15,364 -9% -59% 130 $118   $32,790,243 40
Apr 11, 2007 - $15,228 -1% -58% 130 $117   $32,805,471 41
Apr 12, 2007 - $18,176 +19% -44% 130 $140   $32,823,647 42
Apr 13, 2007 - $24,845 +37% -54% 87 $286   $32,848,492 43
Apr 14, 2007 - $37,488 +51% -49% 87 $431   $32,885,980 44
Apr 15, 2007 - $21,673 -42% -51% 87 $249   $32,907,653 45
Apr 16, 2007 - $7,803 -64% -54% 87 $90   $32,915,456 46
Apr 17, 2007 - $8,307 +6% -46% 87 $95   $32,923,763 47
Apr 18, 2007 - $8,450 +2% -45% 87 $97   $32,932,213 48
Apr 19, 2007 - $7,506 -11% -59% 87 $86   $32,939,718 49
Apr 20, 2007 - $8,124 +8% -67% 58 $140   $32,947,842 50
Apr 21, 2007 - $13,788 +70% -63% 58 $238   $32,961,630 51
Apr 22, 2007 - $7,524 -45% -65% 58 $130   $32,969,154 52
Apr 23, 2007 - $3,189 -58% -59% 58 $55   $32,972,343 53
Apr 24, 2007 - $3,374 +6% -59% 58 $58   $32,975,717 54
Apr 25, 2007 - $2,846 -16% -66% 58 $49   $32,978,563 55
Apr 26, 2007 - $3,103 +9% -59% 58 $54   $32,981,666 56
Apr 27, 2007 - $18,999 +512% +134% 177 $107   $33,000,665 57
Apr 28, 2007 - $28,591 +50% +107% 177 $162   $33,029,256 58
Apr 29, 2007 - $19,097 -33% +154% 177 $108   $33,048,353 59
Apr 30, 2007 - $7,361 -61% +131% 177 $42   $33,055,714 60
May 1, 2007 - $8,420 +14% +150% 177 $48   $33,064,134 61
May 2, 2007 - $8,350 -1% +193% 177 $47   $33,072,484 62
May 3, 2007 - $7,599 -9% +145% 177 $43   $33,080,083 63

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 2, 2007 2 $16,954,103   2,362 $7,178   $16,954,103 1
Mar 9, 2007 4 $8,895,894 -48% 2,379 $3,739   $25,849,997 2
Mar 16, 2007 8 $4,620,680 -48% 2,362 $1,956   $30,470,677 3
Mar 23, 2007 16 $1,608,051 -65% 872 $1,844   $32,078,728 4
Mar 30, 2007 24 $508,025 -68% 273 $1,861   $32,586,753 5
Apr 6, 2007 28 $236,893 -53% 130 $1,822   $32,823,646 6
Apr 13, 2007 42 $116,072 -51% 87 $1,334   $32,939,718 7
Apr 20, 2007 56 $41,948 -64% 58 $723   $32,981,666 8
Apr 27, 2007 45 $98,417 +135% 177 $556   $33,080,084 9

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
South Korea 8/15/2007 $0 0 39 115 $931,009 7/26/2023
 
Rest of World $49,016,845
 
International Total$49,947,854 7/26/2023

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
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Spending
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Release
Jul 29, 20072427,966 427,966$7,699,108$7,699,1081
Aug 5, 20077204,612-52% 632,578$3,914,228$11,613,3362
Aug 12, 200715103,311-50% 735,889$2,065,187$13,678,5233
Aug 19, 20071748,639-53% 784,528$972,294$14,650,8174
Aug 26, 20072541,351-15% 825,879$826,606$15,477,4235
Sep 2, 20072436,133-13% 862,012$722,299$16,199,7226

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