Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500)	437	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 601-700)	602	$213,491,410
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300)	253	$148,095,302
Top 2008 Movies at the Domestic Box Office	12	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 101-200)	173	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 201-300)	262	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200)	114	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Box Office for Drama Movies	33	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Box Office for R Movies	58	$148,095,302
All Time Domestic Box Office for Warner Bros. Movies	74	$148,095,302

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Dec 12, 2008	20	$271,720		6	$45,287	$271,720	1
Dec 19, 2008	18	$468,221	+72%	19	$24,643	$859,860	2
Dec 26, 2008	15	$2,322,781	+396%	84	$27,652	$4,220,824	3
Jan 2, 2009	14	$2,936,423	+26%	84	$34,957	$9,820,554	4
Jan 9, 2009	1	$29,484,388	+904%	2,808	$10,500	$40,524,518	5
Jan 16, 2009	2	$21,979,069	-25%	2,972	$7,395	$72,976,480	6
Jan 23, 2009	3	$16,244,462	-26%	3,045	$5,335	$97,819,975	7
Jan 30, 2009	5	$8,232,278	-49%	3,015	$2,730	$110,178,990	8
Feb 6, 2009	8	$7,155,339	-13%	2,705	$2,645	$120,195,197	9
Feb 13, 2009	11	$6,488,047	-9%	2,303	$2,817	$128,631,419	10
Feb 20, 2009	12	$3,676,310	-43%	2,030	$1,811	$134,472,755	11
Feb 27, 2009	12	$3,022,228	-18%	1,750	$1,727	$138,632,157	12
Mar 6, 2009	11	$2,036,359	-33%	1,520	$1,340	$141,612,344	13
Mar 13, 2009	13	$1,505,408	-26%	1,102	$1,366	$143,829,449	14
Mar 20, 2009	14	$740,137	-51%	825	$897	$145,095,330	15
Mar 27, 2009	16	$438,481	-41%	478	$917	$145,815,056	16
Apr 3, 2009	17	$268,026	-39%	363	$738	$146,236,899	17
Apr 10, 2009	22	$217,091	-19%	237	$916	$146,563,703	18
Apr 17, 2009	28	$123,957	-43%	185	$670	$146,775,920	19
Apr 24, 2009	23	$270,406	+118%	348	$777	$147,092,477	20
May 1, 2009	25	$187,829	-31%	275	$683	$147,396,044	21
May 8, 2009	26	$127,780	-32%	228	$560	$147,601,540	22
May 15, 2009	25	$115,094	-10%	218	$528	$147,769,920	23
May 22, 2009	34	$127,724	+11%	203	$629	$147,942,052	24
May 29, 2009	42	$35,633	-72%	66	$540	$148,017,037	25
Jun 5, 2009	48	$26,857	-25%	41	$655	$148,055,047	26
Jun 12, 2009	64	$14,941	-44%	36	$415	$148,085,755	27

Date	Rank	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days
Dec 12, 2008	-	$74,663			6	$12,444	$74,663	1
Dec 13, 2008	-	$112,984	+51%		6	$18,831	$187,647	2
Dec 14, 2008	-	$84,073	-26%		6	$14,012	$271,720	3
Dec 15, 2008	-	$33,862	-60%		6	$5,644	$305,582	4
Dec 16, 2008	-	$29,860	-12%		6	$4,977	$335,442	5
Dec 17, 2008	-	$28,928	-3%		6	$4,821	$364,370	6
Dec 18, 2008	-	$27,269	-6%		6	$4,545	$391,639	7
Dec 19, 2008	-	$117,146	+330%	+57%	19	$6,166	$508,785	8
Dec 20, 2008	-	$195,676	+67%	+73%	19	$10,299	$704,461	9
Dec 21, 2008	-	$155,399	-21%	+85%	19	$8,179	$859,860	10
Dec 22, 2008	-	$86,145	-45%	+154%	19	$4,534	$946,005	11
Dec 23, 2008	-	$83,549	-3%	+180%	19	$4,397	$1,029,554	12
Dec 24, 2008	14	$104,931	+26%	+263%	84	$1,249	$1,134,485	13
Dec 25, 2008	-	$763,558	+628%	+2,700%	84	$9,090	$1,898,043	14
Dec 26, 2008	14	$769,456	+1%	+557%	84	$9,160	$2,667,499	15
Dec 27, 2008	14	$853,123	+11%	+336%	84	$10,156	$3,520,622	16
Dec 28, 2008	14	$700,202	-18%	+351%	84	$8,336	$4,220,824	17
Dec 29, 2008	-	$529,968	-24%	+515%	84	$6,309	$4,750,792	18
Dec 30, 2008	-	$542,648	+2%	+549%	84	$6,460	$5,293,440	19
Dec 31, 2008	-	$587,653	+8%	+460%	84	$6,996	$5,881,093	20
Jan 1, 2009	-	$1,003,038	+71%	+31%	84	$11,941	$6,884,131	21
Jan 2, 2009	-	$1,023,153	+2%	+33%	84	$12,180	$7,907,284	22
Jan 3, 2009	-	$1,104,422	+8%	+29%	84	$13,148	$9,011,706	23
Jan 4, 2009	-	$808,848	-27%	+16%	84	$9,629	$9,820,554	24
Jan 5, 2009	12	$314,769	-61%	-41%	84	$3,747	$10,135,323	25
Jan 6, 2009	12	$302,616	-4%	-44%	84	$3,603	$10,437,939	26
Jan 7, 2009	11	$327,325	+8%	-44%	84	$3,897	$10,765,264	27
Jan 8, 2009	12	$274,866	-16%	-73%	84	$3,272	$11,040,130	28
Jan 9, 2009	1	$9,631,856	+3,404%	+841%	2,808	$3,430	$20,671,986	29
Jan 10, 2009	1	$12,148,276	+26%	+1,000%	2,808	$4,326	$32,820,262	30
Jan 11, 2009	1	$7,704,256	-37%	+852%	2,808	$2,744	$40,524,518	31
Jan 12, 2009	1	$2,804,378	-64%	+791%	2,808	$999	$43,328,896	32
Jan 13, 2009	1	$2,818,178	n/c	+831%	2,808	$1,004	$46,147,074	33
Jan 14, 2009	1	$2,384,202	-15%	+628%	2,808	$849	$48,531,276	34
Jan 15, 2009	1	$2,466,135	+3%	+797%	2,808	$878	$50,997,411	35
Jan 16, 2009	4	$6,282,788	+155%	-35%	2,972	$2,114	$57,280,199	36
Jan 17, 2009	2	$10,013,163	+59%	-18%	2,972	$3,369	$67,293,362	37
Jan 18, 2009	2	$5,683,118	-43%	-26%	2,972	$1,912	$72,976,480	38
Jan 19, 2009	3	$3,627,330	-36%	+29%	2,972	$1,221	$76,603,810	39
Jan 20, 2009	2	$1,579,702	-56%	-44%	2,972	$532	$78,183,512	40
Jan 21, 2009	1	$1,654,057	+5%	-31%	2,972	$557	$79,837,569	41
Jan 22, 2009	1	$1,737,944	+5%	-30%	2,972	$585	$81,575,513	42
Jan 23, 2009	3	$4,286,502	+147%	-32%	3,045	$1,408	$85,862,015	43
Jan 24, 2009	3	$7,464,756	+74%	-25%	3,045	$2,451	$93,326,771	44
Jan 25, 2009	3	$4,493,204	-40%	-21%	3,045	$1,476	$97,819,975	45
Jan 26, 2009	3	$1,011,424	-77%	-72%	3,045	$332	$98,831,399	46
Jan 27, 2009	2	$1,085,723	+7%	-31%	3,045	$357	$99,917,122	47
Jan 28, 2009	3	$983,451	-9%	-41%	3,045	$323	$100,900,573	48
Jan 29, 2009	3	$1,046,139	+6%	-40%	3,045	$344	$101,946,712	49
Jan 30, 2009	4	$2,607,774	+149%	-39%	3,015	$865	$104,554,486	50
Jan 31, 2009	5	$4,422,167	+70%	-41%	3,015	$1,467	$108,976,653	51
Feb 1, 2009	7	$1,202,337	-73%	-73%	3,015	$399	$110,178,990	52
Feb 2, 2009	4	$698,418	-42%	-31%	3,015	$232	$110,877,408	53
Feb 3, 2009	3	$707,014	+1%	-35%	3,015	$234	$111,584,422	54
Feb 4, 2009	3	$701,320	-1%	-29%	3,015	$233	$112,285,742	55
Feb 5, 2009	2	$754,116	+8%	-28%	3,015	$250	$113,039,858	56
Feb 6, 2009	9	$1,920,843	+155%	-26%	2,705	$710	$114,960,701	57
Feb 7, 2009	7	$3,354,008	+75%	-24%	2,705	$1,240	$118,314,709	58
Feb 8, 2009	8	$1,880,488	-44%	+56%	2,705	$695	$120,195,197	59
Feb 9, 2009	8	$471,273	-75%	-33%	2,705	$174	$120,666,470	60
Feb 10, 2009	6	$497,311	+6%	-30%	2,705	$184	$121,163,781	61
Feb 11, 2009	6	$466,472	-6%	-33%	2,705	$172	$121,630,253	62
Feb 12, 2009	7	$513,119	+10%	-32%	2,705	$190	$122,143,372	63
Feb 13, 2009	11	$1,371,266	+167%	-29%	2,303	$595	$123,514,638	64
Feb 14, 2009	10	$3,310,043	+141%	-1%	2,303	$1,437	$126,824,681	65
Feb 15, 2009	11	$1,806,738	-45%	-4%	2,303	$785	$128,631,419	66
Feb 16, 2009	12	$955,382	-47%	+103%	2,303	$415	$129,586,801	67
Feb 17, 2009	12	$415,349	-57%	-16%	2,303	$180	$130,002,150	68
Feb 18, 2009	10	$388,260	-7%	-17%	2,303	$169	$130,390,410	69
Feb 19, 2009	11	$406,035	+5%	-21%	2,303	$176	$130,796,445	70
Feb 20, 2009	12	$1,002,767	+147%	-27%	2,030	$494	$131,799,212	71
Feb 21, 2009	11	$1,751,401	+75%	-47%	2,030	$863	$133,550,613	72
Feb 22, 2009	12	$922,142	-47%	-49%	2,030	$454	$134,472,755	73
Feb 23, 2009	10	$277,016	-70%	-71%	2,030	$136	$134,749,771	74
Feb 24, 2009	11	$286,108	+3%	-31%	2,030	$141	$135,035,879	75
Feb 25, 2009	10	$277,319	-3%	-29%	2,030	$137	$135,313,198	76
Feb 26, 2009	10	$296,731	+7%	-27%	2,030	$146	$135,609,929	77
Feb 27, 2009	14	$754,234	+154%	-25%	1,750	$431	$136,364,163	78
Feb 28, 2009	12	$1,463,789	+94%	-16%	1,750	$836	$137,827,952	79
Mar 1, 2009	11	$804,205	-45%	-13%	1,750	$460	$138,632,157	80
Mar 2, 2009	12	$229,066	-72%	-17%	1,750	$131	$138,861,223	81
Mar 3, 2009	13	$238,237	+4%	-17%	1,750	$136	$139,099,460	82
Mar 4, 2009	12	$239,379	n/c	-14%	1,750	$137	$139,338,839	83
Mar 5, 2009	11	$237,146	-1%	-20%	1,750	$136	$139,575,985	84
Mar 6, 2009	11	$547,099	+131%	-27%	1,520	$360	$140,123,084	85
Mar 7, 2009	11	$991,692	+81%	-32%	1,520	$652	$141,114,776	86
Mar 8, 2009	11	$497,568	-50%	-38%	1,520	$327	$141,612,344	87
Mar 9, 2009	9	$161,059	-68%	-30%	1,520	$106	$141,773,403	88
Mar 10, 2009	10	$178,301	+11%	-25%	1,520	$117	$141,951,704	89
Mar 11, 2009	10	$182,227	+2%	-24%	1,520	$120	$142,133,931	90
Mar 12, 2009	9	$190,110	+4%	-20%	1,520	$125	$142,324,041	91
Mar 13, 2009	13	$391,607	+106%	-28%	1,102	$355	$142,715,648	92
Mar 14, 2009	12	$737,037	+88%	-26%	1,102	$669	$143,452,685	93
Mar 15, 2009	12	$376,764	-49%	-24%	1,102	$342	$143,829,449	94
Mar 16, 2009	13	$133,322	-65%	-17%	1,102	$121	$143,962,771	95
Mar 17, 2009	14	$118,040	-11%	-34%	1,102	$107	$144,080,811	96
Mar 18, 2009	13	$133,089	+13%	-27%	1,102	$121	$144,213,900	97
Mar 19, 2009	13	$141,293	+6%	-26%	1,102	$128	$144,355,193	98
Mar 20, 2009	16	$210,515	+49%	-46%	825	$255	$144,565,708	99
Mar 21, 2009	13	$348,548	+66%	-53%	825	$422	$144,914,256	100
Mar 22, 2009	14	$181,074	-48%	-52%	825	$219	$145,095,330	101
Mar 23, 2009	14	$68,135	-62%	-49%	825	$83	$145,163,465	102
Mar 24, 2009	16	$70,383	+3%	-40%	825	$85	$145,233,848	103
Mar 25, 2009	15	$70,299	n/c	-47%	825	$85	$145,304,147	104
Mar 26, 2009	15	$72,428	+3%	-49%	825	$88	$145,376,575	105
Mar 27, 2009	-	$116,483	+61%	-45%	478	$244	$145,493,058	106
Mar 28, 2009	-	$210,873	+81%	-39%	478	$441	$145,703,931	107
Mar 29, 2009	-	$111,125	-47%	-39%	478	$232	$145,815,056	108
Mar 30, 2009	-	$34,549	-69%	-49%	478	$72	$145,849,605	109
Mar 31, 2009	-	$40,231	+16%	-43%	478	$84	$145,889,836	110
Apr 1, 2009	-	$37,817	-6%	-46%	478	$79	$145,927,653	111
Apr 2, 2009	-	$41,220	+9%	-43%	478	$86	$145,968,873	112
Apr 3, 2009	-	$82,208	+99%	-29%	363	$226	$146,051,081	113
Apr 4, 2009	17	$119,233	+45%	-43%	363	$328	$146,170,314	114
Apr 5, 2009	-	$66,585	-44%	-40%	363	$183	$146,236,899	115
Apr 6, 2009	-	$20,642	-69%	-40%	363	$57	$146,257,541	116
Apr 7, 2009	-	$28,284	+37%	-30%	363	$78	$146,285,825	117
Apr 8, 2009	-	$27,436	-3%	-27%	363	$76	$146,313,261	118
Apr 9, 2009	-	$33,351	+22%	-19%	363	$92	$146,346,612	119
Apr 10, 2009	-	$70,886	+113%	-14%	237	$299	$146,417,498	120
Apr 11, 2009	-	$95,207	+34%	-20%	237	$402	$146,512,705	121
Apr 12, 2009	-	$50,998	-46%	-23%	237	$215	$146,563,703	122
Apr 13, 2009	-	$22,905	-55%	+11%	237	$97	$146,586,608	123
Apr 14, 2009	-	$23,913	+4%	-15%	237	$101	$146,610,521	124
Apr 15, 2009	-	$20,506	-14%	-25%	237	$87	$146,631,027	125
Apr 16, 2009	-	$20,936	+2%	-37%	237	$88	$146,651,963	126
Apr 17, 2009	-	$34,243	+64%	-52%	185	$185	$146,686,206	127
Apr 18, 2009	-	$56,871	+66%	-40%	185	$307	$146,743,077	128
Apr 19, 2009	-	$32,843	-42%	-36%	185	$178	$146,775,920	129
Apr 20, 2009	-	$11,512	-65%	-50%	185	$62	$146,787,432	130
Apr 21, 2009	-	$12,151	+6%	-49%	185	$66	$146,799,583	131
Apr 22, 2009	-	$11,235	-8%	-45%	185	$61	$146,810,818	132
Apr 23, 2009	-	$11,253	n/c	-46%	185	$61	$146,822,071	133
Apr 24, 2009	-	$76,724	+582%	+124%	348	$220	$146,898,795	134
Apr 25, 2009	-	$120,159	+57%	+111%	348	$345	$147,018,954	135
Apr 26, 2009	-	$73,523	-39%	+124%	348	$211	$147,092,477	136
Apr 27, 2009	-	$24,998	-66%	+117%	348	$72	$147,117,475	137
Apr 28, 2009	-	$32,997	+32%	+172%	348	$95	$147,150,472	138
Apr 29, 2009	-	$29,038	-12%	+158%	348	$83	$147,179,510	139
Apr 30, 2009	-	$28,705	-1%	+155%	348	$82	$147,208,215	140
May 1, 2009	-	$57,797	+101%	-25%	275	$210	$147,266,012	141
May 2, 2009	-	$83,492	+44%	-31%	275	$304	$147,349,504	142
May 3, 2009	-	$46,540	-44%	-37%	275	$169	$147,396,044	143
May 4, 2009	-	$15,824	-66%	-37%	275	$58	$147,411,868	144
May 5, 2009	-	$19,938	+26%	-40%	275	$73	$147,431,806	145
May 6, 2009	-	$22,435	+13%	-23%	275	$82	$147,454,241	146
May 7, 2009	-	$19,519	-13%	-32%	275	$71	$147,473,760	147
May 8, 2009	-	$36,256	+86%	-37%	228	$159	$147,510,016	148
May 9, 2009	-	$55,553	+53%	-33%	228	$244	$147,565,569	149
May 10, 2009	-	$35,971	-35%	-23%	228	$158	$147,601,540	150
May 11, 2009	-	$11,511	-68%	-27%	228	$50	$147,613,051	151
May 12, 2009	-	$13,698	+19%	-31%	228	$60	$147,626,749	152
May 13, 2009	-	$14,109	+3%	-37%	228	$62	$147,640,858	153
May 14, 2009	-	$13,968	-1%	-28%	228	$61	$147,654,826	154
May 15, 2009	-	$33,415	+139%	-8%	218	$153	$147,688,241	155
May 16, 2009	-	$52,121	+56%	-6%	218	$239	$147,740,362	156
May 17, 2009	-	$29,558	-43%	-18%	218	$136	$147,769,920	157
May 18, 2009	-	$9,570	-68%	-17%	218	$44	$147,779,490	158
May 19, 2009	-	$11,902	+24%	-13%	218	$55	$147,791,392	159
May 20, 2009	-	$11,760	-1%	-17%	218	$54	$147,803,152	160
May 21, 2009	-	$11,176	-5%	-20%	218	$51	$147,814,328	161
May 22, 2009	-	$40,384	+261%	+21%	203	$199	$147,854,712	162
May 23, 2009	-	$56,068	+39%	+8%	203	$276	$147,910,780	163
May 24, 2009	-	$31,272	-44%	+6%	203	$154	$147,942,052	164
May 25, 2009	38	$15,141	-52%	+58%	203	$75	$147,957,193	165
May 26, 2009	-	$9,165	-39%	-23%	203	$45	$147,966,358	166
May 27, 2009	-	$6,966	-24%	-41%	203	$34	$147,973,324	167
May 28, 2009	-	$8,080	+16%	-28%	203	$40	$147,981,404	168
May 29, 2009	-	$10,767	+33%	-73%	66	$163	$147,992,171	169
May 30, 2009	-	$16,553	+54%	-70%	66	$251	$148,008,724	170
May 31, 2009	-	$8,313	-50%	-73%	66	$126	$148,017,037	171
Jun 1, 2009	-	$2,476	-70%	-84%	66	$38	$148,019,513	172
Jun 2, 2009	-	$3,012	+22%	-67%	66	$46	$148,022,525	173
Jun 3, 2009	-	$2,792	-7%	-60%	66	$42	$148,025,317	174
Jun 4, 2009	-	$2,873	+3%	-64%	66	$44	$148,028,190	175
Jun 5, 2009	-	$7,562	+163%	-30%	41	$184	$148,035,752	176
Jun 6, 2009	-	$11,447	+51%	-31%	41	$279	$148,047,199	177
Jun 7, 2009	-	$7,848	-31%	-6%	41	$191	$148,055,047	178
Jun 8, 2009	-	$4,006	-49%	+62%	41	$98	$148,059,053	179
Jun 9, 2009	-	$4,106	+2%	+36%	41	$100	$148,063,159	180
Jun 10, 2009	-	$3,611	-12%	+29%	41	$88	$148,066,770	181
Jun 11, 2009	-	$4,044	+12%	+41%	41	$99	$148,070,814	182
Jun 12, 2009	-	$4,302	+6%	-43%	36	$120	$148,075,116	183
Jun 13, 2009	-	$6,478	+51%	-43%	36	$180	$148,081,594	184
Jun 14, 2009	-	$4,161	-36%	-47%	36	$116	$148,085,755	185
Jun 15, 2009	-	$1,789	-57%	-55%	36	$50	$148,087,544	186
Jun 16, 2009	-	$3,104	+74%	-24%	36	$86	$148,090,648	187
Jun 17, 2009	-	$2,206	-29%	-39%	36	$61	$148,092,854	188
Jun 18, 2009	-	$2,448	+11%	-39%	36	$68	$148,095,302	189

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Dec 12, 2008	20	$391,639		6	$65,273	$391,639	1
Dec 19, 2008	20	$1,509,361	+285%	19	$79,440	$1,901,000	2
Dec 26, 2008	15	$4,986,088	+230%	84	$59,358	$6,884,131	3
Jan 2, 2009	13	$4,155,999	-17%	84	$49,476	$11,040,130	4
Jan 9, 2009	1	$39,957,281	+861%	2,808	$14,230	$50,997,411	5
Jan 16, 2009	2	$30,578,102	-23%	2,972	$10,289	$81,575,513	6
Jan 23, 2009	3	$20,371,199	-33%	3,045	$6,690	$101,946,712	7
Jan 30, 2009	4	$11,093,146	-46%	3,015	$3,679	$113,039,858	8
Feb 6, 2009	8	$9,103,514	-18%	2,705	$3,365	$122,143,372	9
Feb 13, 2009	11	$8,653,073	-5%	2,303	$3,757	$130,796,445	10
Feb 20, 2009	11	$4,813,484	-44%	2,030	$2,371	$135,609,929	11
Feb 27, 2009	12	$3,966,056	-18%	1,750	$2,266	$139,575,985	12
Mar 6, 2009	11	$2,748,056	-31%	1,520	$1,808	$142,324,041	13
Mar 13, 2009	13	$2,031,152	-26%	1,102	$1,843	$144,355,193	14
Mar 20, 2009	13	$1,021,382	-50%	825	$1,238	$145,376,575	15
Mar 27, 2009	16	$592,298	-42%	478	$1,239	$145,968,873	16
Apr 3, 2009	18	$377,739	-36%	363	$1,041	$146,346,612	17
Apr 10, 2009	23	$305,351	-19%	237	$1,288	$146,651,963	18
Apr 17, 2009	29	$170,108	-44%	185	$920	$146,822,071	19
Apr 24, 2009	22	$386,144	+127%	348	$1,110	$147,208,215	20
May 1, 2009	25	$265,545	-31%	275	$966	$147,473,760	21
May 8, 2009	26	$181,066	-32%	228	$794	$147,654,826	22
May 15, 2009	26	$159,502	-12%	218	$732	$147,814,328	23
May 22, 2009	35	$167,076	+5%	203	$823	$147,981,404	24
May 29, 2009	44	$46,786	-72%	66	$709	$148,028,190	25
Jun 5, 2009	49	$42,624	-9%	41	$1,040	$148,070,814	26
Jun 12, 2009	61	$24,488	-43%	36	$680	$148,095,302	27

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time International Box Office (Rank 801-900)	869	$126,447,783
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 501-600)	562	$126,447,783
Top 2008 Movies at the International Box Office	30	$126,447,783
All Time International Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 301-400)	374	$126,447,783
All Time International Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 501-600)	586	$126,447,783
All Time International Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 201-300)	282	$126,447,783
All Time International Box Office for Drama Movies (Rank 101-200)	107	$126,447,783
All Time International Box Office for R Movies (Rank 101-200)	150	$126,447,783
All Time International Box Office for Warner Bros. Movies (Rank 101-200)	135	$126,447,783

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 601-700)	624	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 301-400)	369	$274,543,085
Top 2008 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office	19	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 201-300)	262	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 301-400)	396	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200)	174	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Drama Movies	59	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Box Office for R Movies (Rank 101-200)	101	$274,543,085
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Warner Bros. Movies (Rank 101-200)	109	$274,543,085

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
Jun 14, 2009	1	1,713,278		1,713,278	$28,166,290	$28,166,290	1
Jun 21, 2009	1	877,533	-49%	2,590,811	$11,807,821	$39,974,111	2
Jun 28, 2009	3	247,172	-72%	2,837,983	$3,982,905	$43,957,016	3
Jul 5, 2009	4	147,300	-40%	2,985,283	$2,315,468	$46,272,484	4
Jul 12, 2009	4	124,309	-16%	3,109,592	$1,873,100	$48,145,584	5
Jul 19, 2009	4	132,288	+6%	3,241,880	$1,830,985	$49,976,569	6
Jul 26, 2009	5	96,892	-27%	3,338,772	$1,241,555	$51,218,124	7
Aug 2, 2009	7	80,326	-17%	3,419,098	$1,021,915	$52,240,039	8
Aug 9, 2009	12	61,543	-23%	3,480,641	$857,663	$53,097,702	9
Aug 16, 2009	9	55,885	-9%	3,536,526	$832,988	$53,930,690	10
Aug 23, 2009	20	36,735	-34%	3,573,261	$559,096	$54,489,786	11
Oct 11, 2009	25	51,645		3,741,832	$596,242	$56,569,330	18
May 20, 2012	27	15,063		4,041,852	$118,409	$60,017,329	154
May 27, 2012	24	23,463	+56%	4,065,315	$172,805	$60,190,134	155

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
Jul 26, 2009	8	19,587		19,587	$382,724	$382,724	7
Aug 2, 2009	17	15,757	-20%	35,344	$299,225	$681,949	8
Aug 9, 2009	11	8,652	-45%	43,996	$193,977	$875,926	9
Aug 23, 2009	17	6,223		57,174	$146,170	$1,185,463	11
Oct 11, 2009	13	11,984		84,332	$218,472	$1,680,559	18
Nov 28, 2010	15	109,032		263,772	$902,787	$3,529,649	77
May 20, 2012	11	15,913		322,046	$232,016	$4,379,262	154
May 27, 2012	19	10,556	-34%	332,602	$131,211	$4,510,473	155

Our DVD and Blu-ray sales estimates are based on weekly retail surveys, which we use to build a weekly market share estimate for each title we are tracking. The market share is converted into a weekly sales estimate based on industry reports on the overall size of the market, including reports published in Media Play News.

For example, if our weekly retail survey estimates that a particular title sold 1% of all units that week, and the industry reports sales of 1,500,000 units in total, we will estimate 15,000 units were sold of that title. The consumer spending estimate is based on the average sales price for the title in the retailers we survey.

We refine our estimates from week to week as more data becomes available. In particular, we adjust weekly sales figures for the quarter once the total market estimates are published by the Digital Entertainment Group. Figures will therefore fluctuate each week, and totals for individual titles can go up or down as we update our estimates.

Because sales figures are estimated based on sampling, they will be more accurate for higher-selling titles.

DVD Sales - People were Watching New Releases

August 5th, 2009

This was arguably the best week for new releases since summer began with eight reaching the top 30, including two new releases that finished first and second. Number one was Watchmen with 1.23 million units sold generating $25.60 million in sales. More...

DVD Sales - New Releases Haunt Sales Chart

July 30th, 2009

There were not a lot of new releases to chart this week, and only one of them made it into the top five. However, that one film was A Haunting in Connecticut, which earned first place earning $8.76 million on 439,000 units sold. More...

DVD Sales - Well Known

July 23rd, 2009

Sales picked up this week with the release of Knowing and a few other new releases that topped the sales chart this week. Knowing led the way with respectable sales of 773,000 units and $12.51 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Sales - 12 Rounds Nearly Knocked Out

July 15th, 2009

While 12 Rounds may have led all new releases to capture top spot on this week's sales chart, its performance is not one that will be fondly remembered. It sold just 209,000 units and generated $3.13 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Rentals - Still Gran(d)

July 15th, 2009

Gran Torino returned to the top of the rental chart with more than 50% more rentals than the second place release, 12 Rounds, which opened a tiny, tiny fraction ahead of Confessions of a Shopaholic. More...

DVD Sales - Shopaholic Rings Up the Sales

July 7th, 2009

It was a relatively slow week for new releases, but we still had a new number one DVD on top of the sales chart this week. That DVD was Confessions of a Shopaholic with 554,000 units and $9.51 million in consumer spending at retail. More...

DVD Rentals - Breaking The Code

July 7th, 2009

There was a surprise on top of the rental chart as two new releases battled it out for first place. Surprisingly, The Code won the fight with roughly 16% more rentals than second place Confessions of a Shopaholic opened with. More...

DVD Sales - Torino Runs a Victory Lap

June 30th, 2009

Gran Torino was able to top all new releases to earn first place on this week's DVD sales chart. It was able to do this with sales of 1.44 million units and $19.40 million for the week, which represents just a 45% drop-off for the week, and 4.05 million units and $62.33 million in total, which is in the top five for the year. More...

DVD Rentals - Madea and Friday are not so Gran(d)

June 30th, 2009

Like it did on the sales chart, Gran Torino was able to top all new releases on the rental chart repeating in first place. More...

DVD Sales - Torino Just as Grand on the Sales Chart

June 24th, 2009

The summer slump on the sales chart was not evident this week, even though there were not that many new releases to deal with. The number one film was Gran Torino, which sold an amazingly strong 2.61 million units for $42.94 million in consumer spending at retail during its opening week. It just missed the top ten for 2009, and it will undoubtedly climb the chart over the coming weeks. More...

DVD Rentals - People Into Gran Torino

June 24th, 2009

Gran Torino led all new releases and the rest of the DVDs on the rental chart with nearly two-and-a-half times the revenue of second place rental, He's Just Not That Into You. More...

DVD Releases for June 9th, 2009

June 8th, 2009

It's another slow week for DVD releases, and that really won't change until late in the Summer when TV on DVD ramps up in time for the fall schedule. There's not much in terms of must-have releases, with Gran Torino topping that short list, but I'm not sure if the Blu-ray is worth the price over the DVD. Also, I'm not sure it's worthy of the DVD Pick of the Week. On a side note, the Canadian release for Corner Gas - Season Six is also coming out this week, and it is the winner of the rarely-presented DVD Puck of the Week. More...

International Details - Hannah Strikes a Chord

May 10th, 2009

We've entered the summer schedule and this year there will be a small change. Instead of dealing with just the films that have reached $1 million or more on the international chart, we will be dealing with just the films that have reached $2 million or more. The reason for this change is simple; with the rise of many midlevel markets, reaching $1 million is just not that big of a feat anymore. The best of the rest of this week's selection was Hannah Montana the Movie, which placed a healthy second with $6.95 million on 1300 screens in 13 markets for a very early total of $8.96 million. This includes second place openings in the U.K. with $3.03 million on 415 screens in the U.K., which was as expected, and $1.44 million on 346 screens over the weekend in Italy and $1.64 million in total, which was better than expected. Also, it is about a week away from topping $1 million in Poland after earning $124,000 on 105 screens over the weekend giving it $932,000 after three. Combined with the nearly $75 million the movie has earned domestically, and this film is very, very close to showing a profit before the lucrative home market. More...

International Details - Blame it On Rio

May 3rd, 2009

OSS 117: Rio Ne Repond Plus slipped a spot to sixth with $4.74 million on 642 screens in 3 markets for a total of $15.15 million. Almost all of this came from France, where it repeated on top with $4.03 million on 602 screens over the weekend for a total of $12.83 million after two. More...

International Details - Japan Rising Sun on International Chart

April 26th, 2009

Japan was a major player on the international charts this past weekend, placing three films in the top 30, and helping a couple others as well. Detective Conan: The Raven Chaser placed first in its native market, and sixth internationally, with $6.00 million on 341 screens. More...

International Details - Unknown Success

April 19th, 2009

Knowing was able to sneak into third place, despite earlier reports to the contrary. Over the past weekend it earned $13.35 million on 2943 screens in 24 markets for a total of $47.80 million. The film opened in a number of smaller markets, but most of the growth came from two major markets: Germany and Spain. In the former it made $1.47 million on 440 screens, while in the latter it made a more impressive $2.35 million on 330 screens over the weekend for a total of $3.11 million. As far as holdovers are concerned, the film held steady in France down just 16% to $3.06 million on 348 screens, but that was for the full week. After two weeks the film now has $6.72 million in that market. More...

International Details - Marley Nears Century Mark

April 12th, 2009

Marley & Me fell to sixth place, but it is nearing $100 million internationally. This past weekend it added $5.97 million on 2860 screens in 33 markets for a total of $83.34 million. The film opened in second place in Italy with $2.00 million on 348 screens, which is on par with expectations. Meanwhile, it added $1.23 million on 464 screens in the U.K. for a total of $18.41 million after four weeks while it made $1.01 million on 439 screens in Japan for a total of $5.17 million after two. It is still aiming at $100 million internationally, but it could be close. More...

International Top Five - Slum Comes Out On Top in Crowded Race

April 1st, 2009

Slumdog Millionaire returned to first place on the international chart with $9.59 million on 3123 screens in 52 markets for a total of $170.31 million internationally and $309.86 million worldwide. The film opened in first place in China with $2.93 million on just over 400 screens, which is the best opening for a non-American foreign film for the past decade. It also showed no signs of declining in Germany, where it added $2.37 million on 270 screens during its second weekend, which was nearly identical to its opening, and it now has a total of $5.54 million. More...

International Top Five - French are Cuckoo for Coco

March 25th, 2009

Coco opened in France and a couple other, smaller markets taking first place on the international chart with $12.71 million on 902 screens in 3 markets. This includes a first place opening in its native market, where it earned $11.20 million on 871 screens. More...

International Top Five - Marley Retrieves Top Spot

March 18th, 2009

Marley & Me jumped to the top of the international box office pulling in $14.14 million on 2559 screens in 29 markets for a total of $49.01 million. Its best market was the U.K. where it opened in first place with $6.15 million on 467 screens, while it placed second in Russia $1.58 million on 517 screens over the weekend for a total of $2.04 million. As far as holdovers go, the film managed $2.04 million on 550 screens over the weekend for a total of $5.72 million after two. Meanwhile in France, it earned $1.29 million on 354 screens over the weekend for a total of $4.11 million, also after two. The film opens in Spain this weekend, Japan next weekend, and Italy the weekend after that. More...

International Top Five - Watchmen Wins but at What Cost?

March 11th, 2009

Watchmen opened in top spot on the international charts, but with a weaker than expected figure. Much weaker in some markets. The film did top the charts in the U.K. with $4.52 million on 419 screens and in Australia with $2.29 million on 226, which is a great start for this time of year, but not a monster opening some were predicting. It placed first in Italy, but with a soft opening of $1.48 million on 344 screens, and the same was true in South Korea ($1.44 million on 397) and in Mexico ($722,000 on 417). The film had to settle for second place in Russia with $2.60 million on 554 screens and in France with $2.49 million on 517. Third was the best the movie could do in Germany ($2.03 million on 367 screens) and in Spain ($1.94 million on 426). Overall it did finish in first place with $26.63 million on 5,149 screens in 44 markets, but with only a couple of major markets left to open in, and the likelihood of massive drop-offs, this film will likely not match its domestic total, and might not top $100 million internationally. This is bad news for a movie that some have suggested cost $200 million to make, but that likely includes worldwide P&A, as well as the production budget. If it can make $300 million worldwide, then it will show a profit during its initial push on the home market. If it can make $200 million worldwide, then it will show a profit, eventually. More...

International Top Five - Millionaire Nears Century Mark

March 4th, 2009

Slumdog Millionaire nearly doubled its weekend haul thanks to its Oscar wins, and a bit of expansion. For instance, the film opened in second place in Poland with $536,000 on 60 screens over the weekend for a total of $662,000. In the U.K. it rose from third into first place with $2.38 million on 447 screens over the weekend for a total of $36.74 million. Over in Spain it added $2.21 million on 250 screens, which was also enough for first place, while it has now made $6.00 million after three weeks of release. Overall the film made $16.94 million on 2,915 screens in 37 markets for a total of $99.71 million and will have reached the $100 million mark on Monday. More...

Taken Takes Top Spot

February 2nd, 2009

Taken took on the competition and won with $24.72 million over the weekend, which was the second best Super Bowl weekend debut behind Miley Cyrus's stunning opening of Best of Both Worlds. This is much better than expected, as the male-oriented rescue / revenge story faced stiff competition from Super Bowl 43, which turned out to be a much better game than anticipated. More...

Inviting New Releases to Town

January 29th, 2009

It could be tough this weekend for 2009 to maintain pace with 2008 for a few reasons. First of all, this time last year was the first weekend of February, and this time it is still the last weekend of January. Secondly, it is Super Bowl weekend, and the two widest releases are aiming at a male audience. Thirdly, this time last year Miley Cyrus proved she was a box office powerhouse, and there's no equivalent this year. That said, while the top of the chart might not be that strong, there is a lot more depth this year. A lot more. In fact, there is a slim chance that the sixth place film will make $10 million or more at the box office this weekend, and it is unlikely that any of the new releases will truly bomb, unlike last year. (Also, the Super Bowl is a lot less interesting this year compared to last.) More...

Blart Beats Back Competition

January 26th, 2009

New releases missed expectations, but enough of the holdovers excelled that that overall box office was still strong. Granted, it was down 17% from last weekend, but given the post-holiday slump, this is not bad. Also, $160 million is 14% more than the same weekend last year and it keeps 2009 well ahead of 2008 $861 million to $707 million, or 22%. More...

Will the Box Office Continue to Rise?

January 23rd, 2009

2009 looks to continue its winning streak with two wide releases and a lot of high-powered holdovers. It is unlikely that any of them will live up to last week's number one film, but the overall effort should live up to last year's overall box office and maintain 2009's winning streak. More...

Paul Blart: Box Office Champion

January 20th, 2009

One film on Thursday's prediction column missed expectations; just one. This explains while, despite the fact that the number one film this year was well behind the number one film last year, the overall box office saw amazing growth to $193 million over three days, and $231 million over four. This was ahead of last year's Martin Luther King Jr. day long weekend by 25% and 24% respectively. Year-to-date, 2009 had brought in $668 million, which represents a 24% increase over last year's pace of $539 million. More...

Weekend Estimates: Paul Blart Surprises on Another Great Box Office Weekend

January 18th, 2009

2009 is only two weekends old, and has already produced two excellent weekends at the box office. After three movies opened around $20 million last weekend, no less than four new movies will be close, or exceed that goal over the three-day part of the MLK weekend, and one of those has come from nowhere to top $30 million and record the second-biggest opening weekend in January (see chart). That movie is Paul Blart: Mall Cop, a poorly-reviewed comedy starring Kevin James, which opened with $33.8 million Friday-Sunday, according to Sony's estimate, and is set to reach $40 million with Monday's numbers included. Sony puts the success down, at least in part, to James's extensive promotional efforts around the country. Maybe hard work does pay off, even in the movie business. More...

Celebrating Valentine's Day a Month Early

January 15th, 2009

A busy week with four films opening wide, all of which have widely different target demographics. Hotel for Dogs is going for families, My Bloody Valentine is going for hardcore horror fans, Paul Blart: Mall Cop is going for fans of SitCom comedy, while Notorious is going for fans of rap. Add in a couple of holdovers, and it's a crowded marketplace. It is unlikely that any of these films will top last year's number one film, Cloverfield, but perhaps combined they will keep pace with last year's box office. More...

Defying the Odds on the Per Theater Chart

January 13th, 2009

It is very rare for a film to repeat as champion on the per theater chart, but that's exactly what Defiance did this past weekend, as it earned an average of $34,092 in two theaters. The Wrestler climbed into second place with an average of $14,140 in 60 theaters, which suggests serious room to expand, especially if it continues its winning ways during Awards Season. Made in U.S.A. was the best of the new releases, as it pulled in $11,125 in one theater, while Revolutionary Road was right behind with an average of $10,558 in 135. Finally, Gran Torino earned an average of $10,500 during its first week of wide release. More...

Torino Makes Eastwood's Weekend

January 12th, 2009

Just like this weekend last year, the number one film was a limited release expanding wide. However, while that movie, and indeed practically every new release was a pleasant surprise, the holdovers fell faster than expected to leave the box office down 4.4% from last week at $146 million. That is still a whopping 13% more than the same weekend last year, and that gives 2009 an early 25% lead over 2008. The key word is "early." It is far too soon to tell if 2009 is going to finish ahead of 2008, while any expectations that it can maintain this pace are completely unreasonable. More...

Weekend Estimates: Gran Torino Gives Clint Eastwood Record Weekend

January 11th, 2009

Gran Torino made an impressive start in wide release over the weekend, picking up $29 million, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. That will give Clint Eastwood his biggest weekend in terms of absolute dollars as either an actor or director. Arguably, this is a record that goes back to 1995's Casper, which opened with $22.1 million, but if we ignore Eastwood's cameo in that movie then Space Cowboys' $18.1 million opening in 2000 takes the prize. However, adjusted for inflation, Eastwood's biggest weekend may remain Every Which Way But Loose, which opened with $10.3 million over a five day weekend in 1978. That's equivalent to $41.8 million in 2009 dollars, but the numbers reported at the time include Wednesday and Thursday numbers. (We'll be checking our archives this week to see if we can find more information on Every Which Way...'s opening. More...

Here Comes the Bride (Wars)

January 8th, 2009

2009 hopes to build on last week's success and has three new releases and a wide expansion with which to do so. Bride Wars seems to be the odds on favorite to win, but don't count out Gran Torino. Also, both films have a shot at topping last year's number one film, The Bucket List. More...

Per Theater Chart Defiant

January 6th, 2009

Despite earning mixed reviews, Defiance topped the per theater chart with a massive average of $61,757 in two theaters, and that's over the weekend. In total the film made more than $200,000 in 2 theaters over five days. Gran Torino's per theater average grew by 26% to $34,957 in 84 theaters. At this point, it would be fair to say it has earned some measure of mainstream success, and it expands wide this weekend. Revolutionary Road saw its theater count grow from 3 to 38, while it still managed a per theater average of $25,946. The Wrestler also saw growth with an average of $24,323, and it should expand over the coming weeks. I'm not sure it will expand wide, but it should do reasonably well. Che continues its Oscar qualifying run earning an average of $17,742 in 2 theaters. Last Chance Harvey saw small growth to $17,034 in 6 theaters, but I'm not sure how far it will expand. Waltz with Bashir was the final film in the $10,000 club with an average of $10,713 in five theaters. More...

2009 Preview: January

January 1st, 2009

Happy New Year! If it's January 1, it must be time to take a look at this month's releases, and analyze how 2009 at the box office will compare to 2008. 2009 is looking to get off to a fast start, but I'm not sure that's going to happen. For one thing, 2008 stumbled down the stretch, which means the box office is relatively soft at the moment. Also, 2008 got off to a great start, which means it will be harder for 2009 to keep pace early on. (On a side note, if the box office is sluggish as expected, it could set the tone for the box office coverage and bad news tends to beget more bad news.) While there are a few films that are aiming for $50 million or more, none have the advance buzz that Cloverfield had, and it is unlikely that any will match its box office. More...

Revolution on the Per Theater Chart

December 30th, 2008

Revolutionary Road was nothing short of fantastic on the per theater chart earning a stunning $190,000 in just three theaters for an average of $63,304. Gran Torino saw both is theater count and per theater average grow earning more than $2 million in 84 theaters for a stunning average of $27,652; the film might not earn as many awards as some were expecting, but its box office potential is as high as ever. The Wrestler slipped to third place during is sophomore stint with an average of $21,529 in 18 theaters, but it too should earn some measure of mainstream success. Che continued its Oscar qualifying run with $35,000 in 2 theaters for an average of $17,252. Last Chance Harvey opened with nearly $100,000 in six theaters for an average of $16,210, which would have been very impressive though most of the year, but we've hit such a winning streak recently that is feels merely average. The overall box office leader, Marley & Me earned an average of $10,448, while Waltz with Bashir barely managed to enter the $10,000 club with an average of $10,004 in five theaters. More...

Wrestler Overpowers Competition on the Per Theater Chart

December 23rd, 2008

The Wrestler had one of the best opening per theater averages this year, pulling in just over $200,000 in 4 theaters for an average of $50,679; this impressive beginning is even more impressive once one realizes it was a Wednesday opener, which undoubtedly cut its weekend average. Gran Torino tripled its theater count but its per theater average held well at $24,643 during its second weekend of release. Likewise, Doubt saw a significant increase in its theater count while earning an average of $17,460 over the weekend. The Reader remained in 8 theaters with an average of $11,599, and it will be interesting to see how well it expands at this point, but momentum is not on its side. More...

Torino Grand on Per Theater Chart

December 17th, 2008

Gran Torino opened on top of the Per Theater Chart with an outstanding average of $45,287 in six theaters. Wide expansion seems inevitable at this point. Likewise, Doubts debut of just over $500,000 in 15 theaters gave it an average $33,815 making expansion almost assured. Che - The Argentine was close behind with $30,535 in two theaters. The Reader opened with an average of $21,006 in 8 theaters, which most weeks would be enough to score top spot; however, given the competition, without continued success during Awards Season, it could struggle to expand. There were only two holdovers in the $10,000 club with Frost/Nixon earning an average of $16,061 and Slumdog Millionaire earning $12,873. The final $10,000 film was Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, which opened with $10,985. However, both My Name Is Bruce and Wendy and Lucy came relatively close with averages of $9,119 and $9,109 respectively. More...

Weekend Estimates: Down to Earth

December 14th, 2008

The Day the Earth Stood Still topped the weekend chart with $31 million, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. That's a strong start, helped in particular by $3.8 million on 123 IMAX screens, and gives Fox a nice lead-in to the holidays, with no competitive film coming out until Christmas Day. However, weak reviews and tepid word of mouth will not help it, and a $100 million run is far from assured at this stage. Four Christmases had an impressive week-to-week drop of just 20% to earn an estimated $13 million and finish second. Its success probably dampened the opening weekend for Nothing Like the Holidays, which pulled in $3.5 million from 1,671 theaters. More...

Movie Website Reviews for Weekend of December 12, 2008

December 14th, 2008

One of the busier week's in a while when it comes to new releases, and there's a mix of wide releases and smaller Oscar hopefuls. It's the former category that has the best sites, with the widest release of the week, The Day the Earth Stood Still, having the best Official Site. On a side note, we also have a previous winner of the Weekly Website Award, Delgo - Official Site, and since the format of this column has changed since then, that will be the last time that happens. More...

All Signs Point to Awards Season on Limited Releases

December 12th, 2008

Another week, another group of Awards Season hopefuls are being given a limited release. This week we have four films that have already earned nominations, plus a couple others that might later on. Of these, none are guaranteed to walk away winners, but I would be surprised if all of them were shut out. More...

Awards Season - The Curious Case of the Frost/Nixon Globe Nominations

December 12th, 2008

The latest set of Awards Season nominations were handed out today as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced their nominations. There was not much in the way of surprises, and it is hard to look at one film and say it was the big winner, but Frost/Nixon and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button come the closest. More...

2008 Preview: December

December 1st, 2008

We end the year with a winning streak, one that will hopefully continue right through the New Year holiday. It seems nearly every film released this month is either an Oscar contender or a potential $100 million hit. Sometimes both. If all six films with box office potentials of $100 million or more reach that milestone, and Bolt and Four Christmases have the legs to make it there as well, we could set the record for most $100 million released in a single year. (It is currently at 29 films set in 2003.) More...

New Movie Announcements, Stars and Directors - May 20, 2008

May 20th, 2008

This week another number of upcoming movies, new stars and directors have been added to our archive! More...

Cast Updates - May 15, 2008

May 15th, 2008

This week's round of new casting information contains updates for Gran Torino, Trumbo, Twilight, and more! More...