Tuesday Box Office - Trek #5 - $0.9 million

[indranee]

15th

she has an awesome Trekkie hubby too!

I feel like such a poser with my paltry 8 viewings.

I've only had six. but I make it all up with my awesome enthu!

 

[pookha]

our imax is picking it back up this friday for the 930 show.

 

[Borgminister]

Just got back from a 7.05 showing, and although they've relegated the movie to the smallest theater (I think) in the house, it was highly enjoyable and filled to about half capacity. Very enjoyable for my 6th time.

Can't wait for it in our local IMAX, where I will see it probably another 2 times.

 

[MvRojo]

Just got back from a 7.05 showing, and although they've relegated the movie to the smallest theater (I think) in the house, it was highly enjoyable and filled to about half capacity. Very enjoyable for my 6th time.

Can't wait for it in our local IMAX, where I will see it probably another 2 times.

That's a damn good turnout for a Wednesday night, five weeks in.

 

[Jeri]

Wow, it was massive, seeing it in IMAX again! Picture and sound are massive. Thanks again for the tip MV.

My husband is very indulgent (thanks, indranee ); he's actually not a particular trekker, but he likes sci-fi.

And it was visit #15 -- #11 in an IMAX.

"I'd advise youse to keep goin', Okmyx."- "Spocko"

 

[MvRojo]

Wow, it was massive, seeing it in IMAX again! Picture and sound are massive. Thanks again for the tip MV.

My husband is very indulgent (thanks, indranee ); he's actually not a particular trekker, but he likes sci-fi.

And it was visit #15 -- #11 in an IMAX.

"I'd advise youse to keep goin', Okmyx."- "Spocko"

Yeah, I might go to an IMAX showing again now that they have a 9:30 showing (couldn't bring myself to go after midnight).

On a side note, someone else feel free to do the box office numbers tomorrow. I'm gonna be away from my computer.

 

[Peter the Younger]

Saw it again, regular showing in a smaller theater, but it was almost sold out. Here' shoping Wednesday goes over a mil again.

 

[Jeri]

MV, as big a fan as I am, I couldn't hack the midnight showing either. You will be missed tomorrow.

 

[Borgminister]

On a side note, someone else feel free to do the box office numbers tomorrow. I'm gonna be away from my computer.

As someone who's stepped on your toes once, I might do that, since your toes will be elsewhere.

Soon as I see it.

Unless someone beats me to it. (entirely possible)

 

[felyxz]

Did anyone else notice the world wide sells?

According to Wiki, A&D kicked everyone's a_ _.

Rank Title Studio Worldwide Gross U.S./Canada Gross
1 Angels & Demons Columbia Pictures $407,838,086 $116,878,629
2 Monsters vs Aliens DreamWorks Animation $364,329,762 $194,855,266
3 X-Men Origins: Wolverine 20th Century Fox $350,886,107 $174,565,420
4 Fast & Furious Universal Studios $348,278,135 $154,387,905
5 Star Trek Paramount Pictures $335,599,129 $223,638,129
6 Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian 20th Century Fox $278,336,775 $128,784,418
7 Taken 20th Century Fox $221,665,475 $144,928,271
8 Terminator Salvation Warner Bros. $205,607,406 $106,502,095
9 Watchmen Warner Bros. $182,735,282 $107,509,799
10 Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea Walt Disney Pictures $182,084,095 — — —

 

[Star Treks]

I'll just point out that I've heard that the companies make a higher percentage off of the domestic than the international box office, so in this way two films with equal money aren't necessarily equal - the one that made more in US is better. So even though Trek isn't at the top of the list, its domestic take is, so it probably is faring a bit better than that list suggests.