Sentences with phrase «in domestic box office»

All - time — in what had to be dispiriting for Guggenheim, director of the very successful An Inconvenient Truth — Waiting For Superman ranks 19th in domestic box office sales among documentaries (and, unlike with Babies or Oceans, the international appeal of WFS is almost nonexistent).

Ryan Reynolds has a few choice words for Gal Gadot and her Warner Bros. film Wonder Woman after it surpassed his Deadpool in the domestic box office charts.

The Twilight Saga has held its spot as the top - selling home entertainment franchise since 2008 and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1 took in $ 281.3 million in domestic box office sales after its release on November 18, 2011.

The Sundance debut cumed over $ 32.39 M in the domestic box office.

has an uphill battle to fight, as by its very nature it exists purely as a cash grab designed to set up the final installment and get a good $ 400M in domestic box office at the same time.

Mockingjay Part 1 has an uphill battle to fight, as by its very nature it exists purely as a cash grab designed to set up the final installment and get a good $ 400M in domestic box office at the same time.

Its sole foray into «art» last year, Little Children, cost $ 26 million and has barely rounded the $ 5 million mark in domestic box office.

• Clearing nearly $ 40 million in domestic box office, The Ladykillers was not a financial flop like The Hudsucker Proxy or The Man Who Wasn't There.

Almost $ 150 million in domestic box office.

The movie, of course, went on to be the largest flop of the Coens» career, failing to clear even $ 3 million in domestic box office.

Walt Disney Pictures and Lucasfilm «s Star Wars: The Last Jedi drew in a near - record $ 220 million in the domestic box office, the second - highest opening weekend of all time behind 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Peter Jackson's Middle Earth prequel has pulled in an estimated $ 179 million in domestic box office receipts since opening December 14th.

Black Panther entered the fray with a record breaking President's Day weekend opening of $ 242 million in domestic box office sales.

Deadpool became the first R - rated movie to top $ 100 million in domestic box office sales over its opening weekend, pulling in an impressive $ 135 million in North America and a whopping $ 260 million worldwide, according to box office research firm Rentrak.

Released in February, Deadpool is the biggest movie of 2016 so far with $ 330 million in domestic box office gross and a worldwide haul of more than $ 700 million.

According to Headlines & Global News, the film industry ended the year with more than $ 11 billion in domestic box office sales, buoyed by heavy hitters like Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Deadpool and Zootopia.

In fact, half of the top 10 grossing films of the year came from Walt Disney Studios — which hauled in $ 3 billion in domestic box office, Disney reported.

Not exact matches

As the year comes to a close, the domestic box office is on pace to set another new industry record just one year after topping $ 11 billion in domestic movie ticket sales for the first time ever.

Happily, there is a strong thirst and fandom for horror: Get Out, released last winter, was nominated for four Oscars and earned $ 176 million in domestic total gross, according to Box Office Mojo.

The Force Awakens set a new domestic box office record by hauling in $ 936 million in North America, as the film blasted its way to more than $ 2 billion in worldwide box office receipts.

This year's field of Best Picture nominees features eight movies with widely variant box office performances, from 20th Century Fox's (FOX) The Martian «s leading $ 228 million in domestic gross to Room, which barely cracked $ 12.5 million in ticket sales.

Heading into the weekend, the studio was in ninth place in domestic ticket sales for the year, according to Box Office Mojo.

Heading into the weekend, Warner Bros. was in fifth place in domestic ticket sales among the major studios, with revenue of $ 235 million, according to Box Office Mojo, another researcher.

Paramount released a number of notable big - budget flops in 2016, including Ben Stiller's comedy sequel Zoolander 2 ($ 28.8 million in domestic gross) and a Ben - Hur remake that Paramount co-financed with MGM, which only grossed $ 26.4 million domestically, according to Box Office Mojo.

The movie, which focuses on the titular superhero who is king of the fictional African country of Wakanda, is forecasted to pull in as much as $ 165 million in domestic box - office gross for its debut over the four - day President's Day holiday weekend.

The movies» combined domestic box office ($ 105 million) is about what «Wonder Woman» had in its opening weekend.

Universal's comedy has managed to bring in $ 135.9 million worldwide earning the majority of its money at the domestic box office.

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The movie was the highest - grossing film of 1985, taking in $ 211 million at the domestic box office, the equivalent of $ 458 million today.

That was enough to propel its domestic box - office take to $ 475 million, or $ 666 million in 2015 dollars.

The original «Star Wars» tops our list, with a $ 461 million domestic box office take that translates to $ 1.8 billion in 2015.

And if the coming big releases «Jumanji» or «The Greatest Showman» (a Fox movie, by the way) do knock «The Last Jedi» from the top spot in the coming weeks, Disney still earned $ 5 billion - plus at the worldwide box office for the third year in a row (Warner Bros. hit that mark this year for just the second time in its history) and is likely to surpass WB as the top - earning studio at the domestic box office for the year.

A few weeks ago, the superhero movie Deadpool grossed $ 132 million at the domestic box office on its opening weekend, setting a record for R - rated premieres — and dousing its $ 58 million budget in black ink.

Director Kathryn Bigelow's intense Iraq war drama made the ultimate case for a large box - office haul not predicting Oscar success when it took top honors in 2010 over James Cameron's Avatar and its $ 760 million in domestic gross.

To look at it another way: The first 11 days of March saw a domestic box - office total of $ 347 million; March 2017 brought in $ 1.163 billion.

In the Best Picture race, the biggest hits were the World War II flick «Dunkirk,» which last year grossed around $ 188 million in U.S.ticket sales, good for 14th place on the box office charts, and Jordan Peele's horror film «Get Out,» which tucked in just below «Dunkirk» with $ 176 million in domestic saleIn the Best Picture race, the biggest hits were the World War II flick «Dunkirk,» which last year grossed around $ 188 million in U.S.ticket sales, good for 14th place on the box office charts, and Jordan Peele's horror film «Get Out,» which tucked in just below «Dunkirk» with $ 176 million in domestic salein U.S.ticket sales, good for 14th place on the box office charts, and Jordan Peele's horror film «Get Out,» which tucked in just below «Dunkirk» with $ 176 million in domestic salein just below «Dunkirk» with $ 176 million in domestic salein domestic sales.

It grossed a record - breaking $ 25.2 m at the box office on Thursday night, with the massive ticket sales coming from domestic preview screenings in the US and Canada.

The first two «Shrek» movies, in 2001 and 2004 (the latter of which now sits comfortably at # 3 on the all - time domestic box office list), had essentially the same plot: Ogre loves princess; love trouble ensues; talking donkey makes wisecracks; love conquers all.

Total domestic box office grosses were up over 6 % in 2012 (to a record $ 10.83 billion), while the number of tickets sold also increased by a similar percentage after falling to a 16 - year low the year before.

Per - Film Average is the average domestic gross for all new films released nationwide by the studio in 2013, and includes additional 2014 domestic box office grosses through January 20, 2014 for those 2013 films that are still playing in theaters.

* Domestic Gross (here and in all remaining tables on this page) includes box office grosses through January 19, 2015 (including estimates for the holiday weekend of January 16 - 19) for any 2014 releases that are still playing in theaters.

* Domestic Gross (here and in all remaining tables on this page) includes box office receipts through January 20, 2014 for films released in 2013 but still playing in theaters.

The foreign market share percentages include only the seven major studios listed above, but the domestic market share percentages include all domestic box office figures, including releases by independent studios not included in this table.

** Per - Film is the average domestic gross per new film released nationwide by the studio in 2015, and includes additional 2016 domestic box office grosses through January 24, 2016 for any 2015 releases that are still playing in theaters.

Box office receipts, however, were down by more than half, and Magnolia's genre film sub-label Magnet Releasing was responsible for Storage 24, which had the lowest reported domestic grosses for any theatrical release in 2013.

Per - Film Average is the average domestic gross for all new films released by the studio in 2012, and includes additional 2013 domestic box office grosses through February 6, 2013 for those films that are still in theaters.

** Per - Film is the average domestic gross per new film released nationwide by the studio in 2014, and includes additional 2015 domestic box office grosses through January 19, 2015 (including estimates for the holiday weekend of January 16 - 19) for any 2014 releases that are still playing in theaters.

Per - Film Average is the average domestic gross for all new films released by the studio in 2011, and includes additional 2012 domestic box office grosses through January 31, 2012 for those films that are still in theaters.

Of course, 2011 will go down as Summit's final year as an independent studio; the company was recently acquired by fellow mini-major Lionsgate, a company that had less than half the domestic box office gross (and an even lower average Metascore) than Summit last year, but one that boasts a significant home video library as well as a decent presence in television.

* Domestic Gross includes box office receipts through January 30, 2012 for films still in theaters.