Tuesday (6/24) Box Office - Trek #7 - $0.5 million
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I'm usually an "accept no substitutes" sort of guy, but I suppose this thread will have to do. 
Well, now that Transformers is here, it's probably going to blow all the competition out of the water at the box office, but Trek has had a damn good run. As I've said before, everything else it makes from this point on is just gravy.
Well, now that Transformers is here, it's probably going to blow all the competition out of the water at the box office, but Trek has had a damn good run. As I've said before, everything else it makes from this point on is just gravy.
dadadadadadadada...dadadadadadadada...CHARTMAN!
At least it's not a bell curve. Or since its TREK...would that be a Gabriel Bell Curve?
(*Crickets*)
Oh, fuck you.
Good hold. I'm interested to see where today's numbers end up, after Transformers starts making its impact.
That's a riot.
^^^ watched that ep recently and couldn't stop thinking that dax's corporate friend Chris Brynner looks like a dead ringer for early nineties David Bowie, especially during that cocktail party scene.
look at this video for comparison:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p5e1nVL1V0
vs.
look at this video for comparison:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p5e1nVL1V0
vs.
Hey, if anyone's curious, here's a list of the Top 10 highest-grossing films of 2009 on the international level (this does not include films released in 2008 that are still making money in some places, like Slumdog Millionaire, or films that opened domestically in 2009 but were released in other markets in 2008, like Taken). The data is from Box Office Mojo, and it includes a comparison between the domestic and foreign takes as well as the total:
Angels & Demons
Domestic: $128,803,495 / 28.0%
+ Foreign: $330,852,871 / 72.0%
= Worldwide: $459,656,366
Monsters vs. Aliens
Domestic: $195,565,262 / 53.1%
+ Foreign: $172,935,849 / 46.9%
= Worldwide: $368,501,111
Star Trek
Domestic: $241,361,911 / 66.2%
+ Foreign: $123,000,997 / 33.8%
= Worldwide: $364,362,908
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Domestic: $177,439,502 / 49.2%
+ Foreign: $183,247,800 / 50.8%
= Worldwide: $360,687,302
Night at the Museum : Battle of the Smithsonian
Domestic: $158,307,906 / 44.9%
+ Foreign: $194,115,120 / 55.1%
= Worldwide: $352,423,026
Fast and Furious
Domestic: $154,919,255 / 44.4%
+ Foreign: $194,138,079 / 55.6%
= Worldwide: $349,057,334
Terminator Salvation
Domestic: $120,455,174 / 37.4%
+ Foreign: $201,543,644 / 62.6%
= Worldwide: $321,998,818
Up
Domestic: $231,970,466 / 91.7%
+ Foreign: $21,049,744 / 8.3%
= Worldwide: $253,020,210
The Hangover
Domestic: $160,121,000 / 84.1%
+ Foreign: $30,300,000 / 15.9%
= Worldwide: $190,421,000
Watchmen
Domestic: $107,509,799 / 58.8%
+ Foreign: $75,225,483 / 41.2%
= Worldwide: $182,735,282
Angels & Demons
Domestic: $128,803,495 / 28.0%
+ Foreign: $330,852,871 / 72.0%
= Worldwide: $459,656,366
Monsters vs. Aliens
Domestic: $195,565,262 / 53.1%
+ Foreign: $172,935,849 / 46.9%
= Worldwide: $368,501,111
Star Trek
Domestic: $241,361,911 / 66.2%
+ Foreign: $123,000,997 / 33.8%
= Worldwide: $364,362,908
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Domestic: $177,439,502 / 49.2%
+ Foreign: $183,247,800 / 50.8%
= Worldwide: $360,687,302
Night at the Museum : Battle of the Smithsonian
Domestic: $158,307,906 / 44.9%
+ Foreign: $194,115,120 / 55.1%
= Worldwide: $352,423,026
Fast and Furious
Domestic: $154,919,255 / 44.4%
+ Foreign: $194,138,079 / 55.6%
= Worldwide: $349,057,334
Terminator Salvation
Domestic: $120,455,174 / 37.4%
+ Foreign: $201,543,644 / 62.6%
= Worldwide: $321,998,818
Up
Domestic: $231,970,466 / 91.7%
+ Foreign: $21,049,744 / 8.3%
= Worldwide: $253,020,210
The Hangover
Domestic: $160,121,000 / 84.1%
+ Foreign: $30,300,000 / 15.9%
= Worldwide: $190,421,000
Watchmen
Domestic: $107,509,799 / 58.8%
+ Foreign: $75,225,483 / 41.2%
= Worldwide: $182,735,282
Yeah, Transformers is going to be huge if the midnight showings are any indication. It should make something like $160-170 million by Sunday. Maybe people wanting to see Tranformers 2 in IMAX who find sold-out showings will go watch Trek rather than the standard Tr2. Doubtful though.
Sorry about not posting a thread this morning...I went out early today.
^^^ watched that ep recently and couldn't stop thinking that dax's corporate friend Chris Brynner looks like a dead ringer for early nineties David Bowie, especially during that cocktail party scene.
look at this video for comparison:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p5e1nVL1V0
vs.
Did this thread just get rickrolled?
OUTRAGE.
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