Little Fockers (2010)

Little Fockers poster
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $148,438,600Details
International Box Office $162,211,974Details
Worldwide Box Office $310,650,574
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $21,092,190 Details
Est. Domestic Blu-ray Sales $4,016,965 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $25,109,155
Further financial details...

Synopsis

It has taken 10 years, two little Fockers with wife Pam and countless hurdles for Greg to finally get "in" with his tightly wound father-in-law Jack. After the cash-strapped Dad takes a job moonlighting for a drug company, Jack's suspicions about his favorite male nurse come roaring back. When Greg and Pam's entire clan descends for the twins birthday party, Greg must prove to Jack that he is capable of being the man of the house.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$30,833,665 (20.8% of total gross)
Legs:4.81 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:47.8% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$100,000,000 (worldwide box office is 3.1 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,536 opening theaters/3,675 max. theaters, 6.0 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $202,493,579

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 433 $148,438,600
All Time International Box Office (Rank 601-700) 669 $162,211,974
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 540 $310,650,574
All Time Domestic Box Office for Comedy Movies 42 $148,438,600
All Time International Box Office for Comedy Movies 45 $162,211,974
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Comedy Movies 31 $310,650,574

See the Box Office tab (Domestic) and International tab (International and Worldwide) for more Cumulative Box Office Records.


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: December 22nd, 2010 (Wide) by Universal
Video Release: April 5th, 2011 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for mature sexual humor throughout, language and some drug content.
(Rating bulletin 2148, 11/24/2010)
Running Time: 98 minutes
Franchise: Meet the Parents
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Keywords: Dysfunctional Family, Twins, Mid-Life Crisis, In-Laws / Future In-Laws, Family Comedy
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Everyman Pictures, Tribeca Film, Relativity Media
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date		Days In
Release
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 3-Day) 187 $7,194,865 Jan 14, 2011 26
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 268 $9,933,619 Jan 14, 2011 26
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 4-Day, Fri-Mon) 162 $8,535,495 Jan 14, 2011 26
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 4-Day, Fri-Mon, Inflation Adjusted) 181 $11,791,567 Jan 14, 2011 26
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 21 $25,766,485 Dec 31, 2010 12
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 38 $35,890,197 Dec 31, 2010 12
Biggest Domestic December Weekend 68 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Top Comedy Weekend Domestic 89 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day) 25 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 38 $42,948,283 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (Opening, 3-Day) 9 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (Opening, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 17 $42,948,283 Dec 24, 2010 5

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 433 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 601-700) 662 $202,493,579
All Time Domestic Sequel Box Office (Rank 101-200) 184 $148,438,600
Top 2010 Movies at the Domestic Box Office 16 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 101-200) 169 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 201-300) 260 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200) 112 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Comedy Movies 42 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for PG-13 Movies (Rank 201-300) 234 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Universal Movies 62 $148,438,600

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 24, 2010 1 $30,833,665   3,536 $8,720   $45,083,800 1
Dec 31, 2010 1 $25,766,485 -16% 3,554 $7,250   $102,576,190 2
Jan 7, 2011 2 $13,487,245 -48% 3,675 $3,670   $123,687,760 3
Jan 14, 2011 6 $7,194,865 -47% 3,394 $2,120   $134,280,890 4
Jan 21, 2011 7 $4,320,090 -40% 2,979 $1,450   $141,111,705 5
Jan 28, 2011 11 $2,573,930 -40% 2,051 $1,255   $144,727,470 6
Feb 4, 2011 16 $1,239,980 -52% 1,355 $915   $146,542,285 7
Feb 11, 2011 26 $345,510 -72% 424 $815   $147,233,490 8
Feb 18, 2011 31 $266,470 -23% 285 $935   $147,635,660 9
Feb 25, 2011 30 $234,770 -12% 261 $900   $147,980,230 10
Mar 4, 2011 29 $177,905 -24% 221 $805   $148,219,535 11
Mar 11, 2011 34 $113,345 -36% 177 $640   $148,383,780 12

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Dec 22, 2010 1 $7,142,775     3,536 $2,020   $7,142,775 1
Dec 23, 2010 1 $7,107,360 n/c   3,536 $2,010   $14,250,135 2
Dec 24, 2010 1 $4,950,120 -30%   3,536 $1,400   $19,200,255 3
Dec 25, 2010 1 $14,568,320 +194%   3,536 $4,120   $33,768,575 4
Dec 26, 2010 1 $11,315,225 -22%   3,536 $3,200   $45,083,800 5
Dec 27, 2010 1 $8,415,680 -26%   3,536 $2,380   $53,499,480 6
Dec 28, 2010 1 $7,779,200 -8%   3,536 $2,200   $61,278,680 7
Dec 29, 2010 1 $7,712,225 -1% +8% 3,554 $2,170   $68,990,905 8
Dec 30, 2010 1 $7,818,800 +1% +10% 3,554 $2,200   $76,809,705 9
Dec 31, 2010 2 $7,747,720 -1% +57% 3,554 $2,180   $84,557,425 10
Jan 1, 2011 1 $11,443,880 +48% -21% 3,554 $3,220   $96,001,305 11
Jan 2, 2011 1 $6,574,885 -43% -42% 3,554 $1,850   $102,576,190 12
Jan 3, 2011 2 $2,434,490 -63% -71% 3,554 $685   $105,010,680 13
Jan 4, 2011 2 $2,008,010 -18% -74% 3,554 $565   $107,018,690 14
Jan 5, 2011 2 $1,634,840 -19% -79% 3,554 $460   $108,653,530 15
Jan 6, 2011 2 $1,546,985 -5% -80% 3,554 $435   $110,200,515 16
Jan 7, 2011 2 $4,226,245 +173% -45% 3,675 $1,150   $114,426,760 17
Jan 8, 2011 2 $6,229,125 +47% -46% 3,675 $1,695   $120,655,885 18
Jan 9, 2011 2 $3,031,875 -51% -54% 3,675 $825   $123,687,760 19
Jan 10, 2011 3 $790,125 -74% -68% 3,675 $215   $124,477,885 20
Jan 11, 2011 3 $918,555 +16% -54% 3,675 $250   $125,396,440 21
Jan 12, 2011 3 $844,335 -8% -48% 3,675 $230   $126,240,775 22
Jan 13, 2011 3 $845,250 n/c -45% 3,675 $230   $127,086,025 23
Jan 14, 2011 6 $2,035,985 +141% -52% 3,394 $600   $129,122,010 24
Jan 15, 2011 6 $3,037,630 +49% -51% 3,394 $895   $132,159,640 25
Jan 16, 2011 6 $2,121,250 -30% -30% 3,394 $625   $134,280,890 26
Jan 17, 2011 9 $1,340,630 -37% +70% 3,394 $395   $135,621,520 27
Jan 18, 2011 7 $441,220 -67% -52% 3,394 $130   $136,062,740 28
Jan 19, 2011 7 $355,880 -19% -58% 3,394 $105   $136,418,620 29
Jan 20, 2011 7 $372,995 +5% -56% 3,394 $110   $136,791,615 30
Jan 21, 2011 7 $1,236,285 +231% -39% 2,979 $415   $138,027,900 31
Jan 22, 2011 7 $2,234,250 +81% -26% 2,979 $750   $140,262,150 32
Jan 23, 2011 10 $849,555 -62% -60% 2,979 $285   $141,111,705 33
Jan 24, 2011 9 $253,215 -70% -81% 2,979 $85   $141,364,920 34
Jan 25, 2011 8 $282,395 +12% -36% 2,979 $95   $141,647,315 35
Jan 26, 2011 8 $238,115 -16% -33% 2,979 $80   $141,885,430 36
Jan 27, 2011 9 $268,110 +13% -28% 2,979 $90   $142,153,540 37
Jan 28, 2011 10 $697,340 +160% -44% 2,051 $340   $142,850,880 38
Jan 29, 2011 11 $1,261,365 +81% -44% 2,051 $615   $144,112,245 39
Jan 30, 2011 14 $615,225 -51% -28% 2,051 $300   $144,727,470 40
Jan 31, 2011 14 $133,315 -78% -47% 2,051 $65   $144,860,785 41
Feb 1, 2011 13 $134,270 +1% -52% 2,051 $65   $144,995,055 42
Feb 2, 2011 14 $153,825 +15% -35% 2,051 $75   $145,148,880 43
Feb 3, 2011 14 $153,425 n/c -43% 2,051 $75   $145,302,305 44
Feb 4, 2011 15 $379,555 +147% -46% 1,355 $280   $145,681,860 45
Feb 5, 2011 16 $670,725 +77% -47% 1,355 $495   $146,352,585 46
Feb 6, 2011 17 $189,700 -72% -69% 1,355 $140   $146,542,285 47
Feb 7, 2011 16 $88,075 -54% -34% 1,355 $65   $146,630,360 48
Feb 8, 2011 17 $87,985 n/c -34% 1,355 $65   $146,718,345 49
Feb 9, 2011 18 $81,300 -8% -47% 1,355 $60   $146,799,645 50
Feb 10, 2011 17 $88,335 +9% -42% 1,355 $65   $146,887,980 51
Feb 11, 2011 - $88,985 +1% -77% 424 $210   $146,976,965 52
Feb 12, 2011 - $165,365 +86% -75% 424 $390   $147,142,330 53
Feb 13, 2011 - $91,160 -45% -52% 424 $215   $147,233,490 54
Feb 14, 2011 - $65,720 -28% -25% 424 $155   $147,299,210 55
Feb 15, 2011 - $27,560 -58% -69% 424 $65   $147,326,770 56
Feb 16, 2011 - $21,195 -23% -74% 424 $50   $147,347,965 57
Feb 17, 2011 - $21,225 n/c -76% 424 $50   $147,369,190 58
Feb 18, 2011 - $69,825 +229% -22% 285 $245   $147,439,015 59
Feb 19, 2011 - $112,570 +61% -32% 285 $395   $147,551,585 60
Feb 20, 2011 - $84,075 -25% -8% 285 $295   $147,635,660 61
Feb 21, 2011 34 $47,025 -44% -28% 285 $165   $147,682,685 62
Feb 22, 2011 - $22,800 -52% -17% 285 $80   $147,705,485 63
Feb 23, 2011 - $19,950 -13% -6% 285 $70   $147,725,435 64
Feb 24, 2011 - $20,025 n/c -6% 285 $70   $147,745,460 65
Feb 25, 2011 - $62,550 +212% -10% 261 $240   $147,808,010 66
Feb 26, 2011 - $110,805 +77% -2% 261 $425   $147,918,815 67
Feb 27, 2011 - $61,415 -45% -27% 261 $235   $147,980,230 68
Feb 28, 2011 - $11,745 -81% -75% 261 $45   $147,991,975 69
Mar 1, 2011 - $17,025 +45% -25% 261 $65   $148,009,000 70
Mar 2, 2011 - $15,665 -8% -21% 261 $60   $148,024,665 71
Mar 3, 2011 - $16,965 +8% -15% 261 $65   $148,041,630 72
Mar 4, 2011 - $46,410 +174% -26% 221 $210   $148,088,040 73
Mar 5, 2011 - $82,875 +79% -25% 221 $375   $148,170,915 74
Mar 6, 2011 - $48,620 -41% -21% 221 $220   $148,219,535 75
Mar 7, 2011 - $12,155 -75% +3% 221 $55   $148,231,690 76
Mar 8, 2011 - $13,335 +10% -22% 221 $60   $148,245,025 77
Mar 9, 2011 - $12,045 -10% -23% 221 $55   $148,257,070 78
Mar 10, 2011 - $13,365 +11% -21% 221 $60   $148,270,435 79
Mar 11, 2011 - $29,270 +119% -37% 177 $165   $148,299,705 80
Mar 12, 2011 - $53,185 +82% -36% 177 $300   $148,352,890 81
Mar 13, 2011 - $30,890 -42% -36% 177 $175   $148,383,780 82
Mar 14, 2011 - $11,505 -63% -5% 177 $65   $148,395,285 83
Mar 15, 2011 - $15,045 +31% +13% 177 $85   $148,410,330 84
Mar 16, 2011 - $14,160 -6% +18% 177 $80   $148,424,490 85
Mar 17, 2011 - $14,110 n/c +6% 177 $80   $148,438,600 86

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 17, 2010 7 $14,250,135   3,536 $4,030   $14,250,135 1
Dec 24, 2010 1 $62,559,570 +339% 3,536 $17,692   $76,809,705 2
Dec 31, 2010 1 $33,390,810 -47% 3,554 $9,395   $110,200,515 3
Jan 7, 2011 2 $16,885,510 -49% 3,675 $4,595   $127,086,025 4
Jan 14, 2011 5 $9,705,590 -43% 3,394 $2,860   $136,791,615 5
Jan 21, 2011 8 $5,361,925 -45% 2,979 $1,800   $142,153,540 6
Jan 28, 2011 13 $3,148,765 -41% 2,051 $1,535   $145,302,305 7
Feb 4, 2011 16 $1,585,675 -50% 1,355 $1,170   $146,887,980 8
Feb 11, 2011 25 $481,210 -70% 424 $1,135   $147,369,190 9
Feb 18, 2011 31 $376,270 -22% 285 $1,320   $147,745,460 10
Feb 25, 2011 33 $296,170 -21% 261 $1,135   $148,041,630 11
Mar 4, 2011 30 $228,805 -23% 221 $1,035   $148,270,435 12
Mar 11, 2011 34 $168,165 -27% 177 $950   $148,438,600 13

International Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time International Box Office (Rank 601-700) 669 $162,211,974
All Time International Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300) 262 $162,211,974
Top 2010 Movies at the International Box Office 29 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 201-300) 284 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 401-500) 424 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200) 187 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Comedy Movies 45 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for PG-13 Movies (Rank 301-400) 305 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Universal Movies 82 $162,211,974

Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 540 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300) 231 $310,650,574
Top 2010 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office 21 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 201-300) 222 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 301-400) 330 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200) 135 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Comedy Movies 31 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for PG-13 Movies (Rank 201-300) 272 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Universal Movies 70 $310,650,574

Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week		% ChangeTotal
Units		Spending
this
Week		Total
Spending		Weeks
in
Release
Apr 10, 20113583,720 583,720$9,917,403$9,917,4031
Apr 17, 20116165,205-72% 748,925$2,806,833$12,724,2362
Apr 24, 20112196,351-42% 845,276$1,637,003$14,361,2393
May 1, 20111064,594-33% 909,870$1,222,118$15,583,3574
May 8, 20112049,634-23% 959,504$768,831$16,352,1885
May 15, 20112427,928-44% 987,432$486,506$16,838,6946
May 22, 20112026,231-6% 1,013,663$464,289$17,302,9837
May 29, 20112424,185-8% 1,037,848$431,702$17,734,6858
Jun 5, 20112622,576-7% 1,060,424$394,854$18,129,5399
Jun 12, 20112522,853+1% 1,083,277$314,914$18,444,45310

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week		% ChangeTotal
Units		Spending
this
Week		Total
Spending		Weeks
in
Release
Apr 10, 20115105,138 105,138$2,474,958$2,474,9581
Apr 17, 20111423,922-77% 129,060$478,155$2,953,1132
Apr 24, 20111814,980-37% 144,040$330,481$3,283,5943
Jun 19, 20111713,541 174,567$215,610$3,845,06211

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Lead Ensemble Members

Robert De Niro    Jack Byrnes
Ben Stiller    Greg Focker
Owen Wilson    Kevin Rawley
Blythe Danner    Dina Byrnes
Teri Polo    Pam Byrnes
Jessica Alba    Andi
Dustin Hoffman    Bernard "Bernie" Focker
Barbra Streisand    Rosalind "Roz" Focker

Supporting Cast

Laura Dern    Prudence
Harvey Keitel    Randy Weir

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

Production and Technical Credits

Paul Weitz    Director
Jane Rosenthal    Producer
Robert De Niro    Producer
Jay Roach    Producer
John Hamburg    Producer
Nancy Tenenbaum    Executive Producer
Daniel Lupi    Executive Producer
Meghan Lyvers    Executive Producer
Andrew Miano    Executive Producer
Ryan Kavanaugh    Executive Producer
John Hamburg    Screenwriter
Larry Stuckey    Screenwriter
Greg Glienna    Character Creator
Mary Ruth Clarke    Character Creator
Remi Adefarasin    Cinematographer
William Arnold    Production Designer
Greg Hayden    Editor
Leslie Jones    Editor
Myron Kerstein    Editor
Stephen Trask    Composer

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April 19th, 2011

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DVD and Blu-ray Releases for April 5th, 2011

April 5th, 2011

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International Box Office: Tangled Continues Earning the Green

January 20th, 2011

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Will The Green Hornet Live Up to Its Name?

January 13th, 2011

Two wide releases this week look to bring in the green and return the overall box office to the black. The wider of the two, The Green Hornet, is even looking to earn more than Avatar did this time last year, which would be a major victory for 2011. I'm not saying its going to, but it is a real possibility. And if it can't, it appears it is more likely than not that it will match The Book of Eli's opening from last year, which would at least be some positive news for the box office. More...

International Box Office: Tangled Web of Confusion

January 12th, 2011

We are again stuck with studio estimates, which is a bit troubling, as I was hoping the schedule would have returned to normal. Also, this has resulted in a bit of confusion with Tangled and The Tourist finishing in a very close race for the number one position. Tangled led the way according to the studio estimate with $26.3 million on 3,636 screens in 43 markets for a total of $179.3 million internationally and $355.1 million worldwide. This week it debuted in first place in Australia with $5.74 million on 462 screens over the weekend, for a total opening of $6.08 million. Meanwhile in Brazil it topped the charts with $4.53 million on 446 screens over the weekend and $5.98 million in total. In both cases the film opened better than it did here. More...

Box Office Can't Find Any Traction

January 10th, 2011

It was quite a depressing weekend, as almost no film in the top five topped expectations. Worst still, it wasn't expected to be a good weekend to begin with. This left the overall box office down just over 30% from last weekend to $112 million. More importantly, that was nearly 30% less than the same weekend last year. If you want to really search for good news, you could point to the fact that if you take out Avatar out of the equation, then 2011 would have beaten 2010 over the weekend, but even here the margin of victory would have been lower than the ticket price inflation. It is way too early to judge how well 2011 will do compared to 2010, but so far it is 23% off of last year's pace at $281 million to $365 million. I expect that gap will grow in terms of raw dollars, but by the time Memorial Day rolls around, 2011 could start rattling off some wins. More...

Weekend Estimates: True Grit Tops Chart in Third Outing

January 9th, 2011

The post-Holiday hangover at the box office began in earnest this weekend, with the week's new wide release, Season of the Witch, and wide expansion, Country Strong both unable to gain much traction, allowing holdovers to dominate the chart. True Grit will end the weekend on top with an estimated $15 million, according to Paramount, and a running total of $110 million. Little Fockers will finish second with about $13.8 million, per Universal's estimates. More...

Will Holdovers Bewitch the Box Office?

January 6th, 2011

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International Box Office: Starting the New Year with Old Numbers

January 5th, 2011

The Christmas break is just ending, but as it is normally the case, international numbers are late. We do have studio estimates for a few films, as well as last week's final numbers, which had a surprise change at the top. We'll start with this week's possible number one film. Gulliver’s Travels led the list of studio estimates with $24.9 million on 3,964 screens in 33 markets for a total of $48.9 million. This includes a massive $10.98 million opening on 497 screens in the U.K. That's like a $50 to $60 million opening here; granted, that was since boxing day, but since it won't make that much in total domestically, it is still an impressive opening. On the other hand, it opened in second place in Australia with $2.85 million on 411 screens. Still better than its opening here, but more inline with expectations. More...

New Year Brings Little to Celebrate

January 3rd, 2011

2011 has begun but it didn't get off to a strong start. It didn't even get off to a better than expected start, as only one film in the top five really topped expectations. Overall, the box office grew by 10% from last week hitting $159 million, but that's not great given Christmas Eve landed on a Friday. It was also down 28% from the same weekend last year, so 2011 is off to a bad start. Granted, it's incredibly early, but there are not a lot of hopeful signs for the rest of the month and double-digit declines will likely be the norm. More...

Weekend Estimates: Fockers Narrowly Beats True Grit

January 2nd, 2011

With no new wide releases over New Year's weekend, this week's was a battle of the holdovers at the box office, and thanks to the fact that Christmas Eve (a slow day at the box office) fell on a Friday in 2010, the weekend-to-weekend comparison for each movie generally looked good. Curiously, though, the top three movies all declined from last weekend while all the other movies in the top 20 saw increases. With plenty of films to choose from, audiences spent over $4 million on at least 13 different films, seven of which topped $10 million. That's not quite a record (no less than nine movies earned over $10 million over MLK weekend in 2001), but it is unusual. More...

Celebrate the New Year with Holdovers

December 30th, 2010

The New Year's weekend normally has no wide releases, and that's the case this year. This means last weekend's three big hits will finish one-two-three this weekend, although they could finish in a different order. Meanwhile, all three combined might not make as much as Avatar earned this time last year, meaning 2010 will end and 2011 will begin on a sour note. More...

International Box Office: Little Leads the Way, Maybe

December 29th, 2010

With Christmas just behind us and New Year's Day just ahead, a lot of studios are on vacation, so there are not a lot of details when it comes to box office numbers and we are stuck with studio estimates for the most part. According to these estimates, Little Fockers took top spot with $27 million on 3933 screens in 37 markets during its opening. However, it was such a tight race that once final figures are in, it might slip to second, or even third. Its biggest market was the U.K., where it opened in first place with $7.3 million on 487 screens. By comparison, Meet the Parents made twice that during its debut in 2005. Ouch. More...

Contest: Winning to Lose: Winning Announcement

December 29th, 2010

The winners of our Winning to Lose contest were determined and they are... More...

Christmas Gifts Include a Major Milestone plus a Lump of Coal or Two

December 27th, 2010

It was a good news, really bad news weekend. Let's start with the good news. The overall box office for the year reached $10 billion for only the second time in history. Bad news, the box office this past weekend was so bad that 2010 lost its lead over 2009. It did rise from last weekend by 8% to $145 million, but that's 47% lower than the same weekend last year. Granted, Christmas Eve landing on a Friday did have a lot to do with that, but this is still a terrible result. Year-to-date, 2010 has now earned $10.33 billion, which is about $50 million behind last year's pace. It won't get better next weekend, so 2010 won't be setting the record. More...

Studios are Hoping Christmas Box Office Won't Be Little

December 22nd, 2010

This weekend could be a disaster at the box office. Not only is it likely that the biggest release will under-perform, but Christmas Eve lands on the Friday. Christmas Eve is a black hole at the box office and it basically cuts nearly a full day off the weekend. Worse still, last year was incredibly strong and it is very possible that the number one movie this year won't make as much as the third place film did last year. More...

Contest: Winning to Lose

December 17th, 2010

Christmas is almost upon us, and the week after that is New Year's Day. My goal is to keep my weight gain to under 5 pounds, and if not, that's why we have exercise videos. This week we spread the joy as part of our weekly box office prediction contest. The biggest release of next week should be Little Fockers, although it opens on Wednesday not the Friday, so that complicates matters. In fact, with Christmas Eve falling on the Friday, it will be a tough weekend to predict. In order to win, one must simply predict the opening weekend box office number for Little Fockers. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win a copy of The Biggest Loser Workout: Power Walk on DVD and Jane Fonda Prime Time: Fit & Strong on DVD. Meanwhile, whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going under, will win a copy of The Biggest Loser Workout: Cardio Max Weight-Loss on DVD and Dancing with the Stars: Fat-Burning Cardio Dance on DVD. Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

2010 Preview: December

December 1st, 2010

It's the end of the year and there are certainly some question marks that will be answered over the next 31 days. Are there any monster hits left for 2010? Will 2010 manage to stay ahead of 2009? Will it actually start winning again at the box office? Unfortunately, the answer to all three of those questions might be no. First of all, of the November wide releases, only two will really match expectations, with a couple of others coming close. So December starts on the weak side. Additionally, last December saw the release of Avatar, the biggest box office hit of all time. There's no film coming out this month that will match that movie. In fact, there's a chance no movie coming out this month will match last December's second place film, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. This means that even though 2010 had a $300 million lead over 2009 just a few weeks ago, by the end of the year, 2010 might fail to break last year's record. More...

Cast Updates - August 30, 2007

August 30th, 2007

This week's round of new casting information contains updates for American Gangster, The Informers, Nothing but the Truth, and more! More...


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

Synopsis

It has taken 10 years, two little Fockers with wife Pam and countless hurdles for Greg to finally get "in" with his tightly wound father-in-law Jack. After the cash-strapped Dad takes a job moonlighting for a drug company, Jack's suspicions about his favorite male nurse come roaring back. When Greg and Pam's entire clan descends for the twins birthday party, Greg must prove to Jack that he is capable of being the man of the house.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$30,833,665 (20.8% of total gross)
Legs:4.81 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:47.8% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$100,000,000 (worldwide box office is 3.1 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,536 opening theaters/3,675 max. theaters, 6.0 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $202,493,579

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 433 $148,438,600
All Time International Box Office (Rank 601-700) 669 $162,211,974
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 540 $310,650,574
All Time Domestic Box Office for Comedy Movies 42 $148,438,600
All Time International Box Office for Comedy Movies 45 $162,211,974
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Comedy Movies 31 $310,650,574

See the Box Office tab (Domestic) and International tab (International and Worldwide) for more Cumulative Box Office Records.


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: December 22nd, 2010 (Wide) by Universal
Video Release: April 5th, 2011 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for mature sexual humor throughout, language and some drug content.
(Rating bulletin 2148, 11/24/2010)
Running Time: 98 minutes
Franchise: Meet the Parents
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Keywords: Dysfunctional Family, Twins, Mid-Life Crisis, In-Laws / Future In-Laws, Family Comedy
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Everyman Pictures, Tribeca Film, Relativity Media
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date		Days In
Release
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 3-Day) 187 $7,194,865 Jan 14, 2011 26
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 268 $9,933,619 Jan 14, 2011 26
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 4-Day, Fri-Mon) 162 $8,535,495 Jan 14, 2011 26
Martin Luther King (All Movies, 4-Day, Fri-Mon, Inflation Adjusted) 181 $11,791,567 Jan 14, 2011 26
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 21 $25,766,485 Dec 31, 2010 12
New Year's Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 38 $35,890,197 Dec 31, 2010 12
Biggest Domestic December Weekend 68 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Top Comedy Weekend Domestic 89 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day) 25 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 38 $42,948,283 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (Opening, 3-Day) 9 $30,833,665 Dec 24, 2010 5
Christmas (Opening, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 17 $42,948,283 Dec 24, 2010 5

Lead Ensemble Members

Robert De Niro    Jack Byrnes
Ben Stiller    Greg Focker
Owen Wilson    Kevin Rawley
Blythe Danner    Dina Byrnes
Teri Polo    Pam Byrnes
Jessica Alba    Andi
Dustin Hoffman    Bernard "Bernie" Focker
Barbra Streisand    Rosalind "Roz" Focker

Supporting Cast

Laura Dern    Prudence
Harvey Keitel    Randy Weir

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

Production and Technical Credits

Paul Weitz    Director
Jane Rosenthal    Producer
Robert De Niro    Producer
Jay Roach    Producer
John Hamburg    Producer
Nancy Tenenbaum    Executive Producer
Daniel Lupi    Executive Producer
Meghan Lyvers    Executive Producer
Andrew Miano    Executive Producer
Ryan Kavanaugh    Executive Producer
John Hamburg    Screenwriter
Larry Stuckey    Screenwriter
Greg Glienna    Character Creator
Mary Ruth Clarke    Character Creator
Remi Adefarasin    Cinematographer
William Arnold    Production Designer
Greg Hayden    Editor
Leslie Jones    Editor
Myron Kerstein    Editor
Stephen Trask    Composer

DVD Sales: Tangled in Tight Race on Top

April 19th, 2011

Despite having to deal with several new releases, Tangled was able to remain on top of the sales chart this week, albeit in a close race. It sold an additional 807,000 units over the week for a total of 4.27 million units, while its revenue rose to $65.17 million. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for April 5th, 2011

April 5th, 2011

It's Tron week with at least seven releases related to Tron and Tron: Legacy. This appears to have scared away the competition, because outside of those releases, there's not much of a selection. Actually, there are three $100 million hits coming out this week; however, one doesn't come out till Friday, so I'll likely deal with it next week after the screener arrives, and the other is so bad it's best to pretend it doesn't exist. Those two films are clearly the Pick of the Week, but depending on where you buy your DVDs, the Combo Pack may or may nor be less expensive than buying the two films separately, so double-check before you buy. More...

International Box Office: Tangled Continues Earning the Green

January 20th, 2011

International numbers were a day late due to the holiday, but there were some interesting stories to report. Firstly, Tangled climbed to top spot with $16.01 million on 4187 screens, in 38 markets, for a total of $214.02 million internationally and $395.03 million worldwide. It was able to climb to the top, despite no major market openings. It did add $3.33 million on 432 screens during its second weekend in Australia. That was enough for second place in that market over the weekend, while it lifted its total there to $13.23 million. In Brazil it remained in first place with $2.69 million on 447 screens over the weekend and $12.98 million after two. Up next is the U.K., while it has yet to open in Spain, Scandinavia, and Japan and by the time its done, it could have $500 million worldwide. More...

Will The Green Hornet Live Up to Its Name?

January 13th, 2011

Two wide releases this week look to bring in the green and return the overall box office to the black. The wider of the two, The Green Hornet, is even looking to earn more than Avatar did this time last year, which would be a major victory for 2011. I'm not saying its going to, but it is a real possibility. And if it can't, it appears it is more likely than not that it will match The Book of Eli's opening from last year, which would at least be some positive news for the box office. More...

International Box Office: Tangled Web of Confusion

January 12th, 2011

We are again stuck with studio estimates, which is a bit troubling, as I was hoping the schedule would have returned to normal. Also, this has resulted in a bit of confusion with Tangled and The Tourist finishing in a very close race for the number one position. Tangled led the way according to the studio estimate with $26.3 million on 3,636 screens in 43 markets for a total of $179.3 million internationally and $355.1 million worldwide. This week it debuted in first place in Australia with $5.74 million on 462 screens over the weekend, for a total opening of $6.08 million. Meanwhile in Brazil it topped the charts with $4.53 million on 446 screens over the weekend and $5.98 million in total. In both cases the film opened better than it did here. More...

Box Office Can't Find Any Traction

January 10th, 2011

It was quite a depressing weekend, as almost no film in the top five topped expectations. Worst still, it wasn't expected to be a good weekend to begin with. This left the overall box office down just over 30% from last weekend to $112 million. More importantly, that was nearly 30% less than the same weekend last year. If you want to really search for good news, you could point to the fact that if you take out Avatar out of the equation, then 2011 would have beaten 2010 over the weekend, but even here the margin of victory would have been lower than the ticket price inflation. It is way too early to judge how well 2011 will do compared to 2010, but so far it is 23% off of last year's pace at $281 million to $365 million. I expect that gap will grow in terms of raw dollars, but by the time Memorial Day rolls around, 2011 could start rattling off some wins. More...

Weekend Estimates: True Grit Tops Chart in Third Outing

January 9th, 2011

The post-Holiday hangover at the box office began in earnest this weekend, with the week's new wide release, Season of the Witch, and wide expansion, Country Strong both unable to gain much traction, allowing holdovers to dominate the chart. True Grit will end the weekend on top with an estimated $15 million, according to Paramount, and a running total of $110 million. Little Fockers will finish second with about $13.8 million, per Universal's estimates. More...

Will Holdovers Bewitch the Box Office?

January 6th, 2011

So, will holdovers bewitch the box office? The answer to that is almost guaranteed to be yes. There is almost no chance either the one wide release, Season of the Witch, or the major expansion, Country Strong, will top the chart. In fact, one could argue there's a better chance neither will reach the top five. This is really bad news for the start of 2011. We knew the holdovers wouldn't be as strong as they were last year, no with Avatar earning $50 million over the weekend, but if the new releases can't keep pace with last year's new releases, we could be in trouble. More...

International Box Office: Starting the New Year with Old Numbers

January 5th, 2011

The Christmas break is just ending, but as it is normally the case, international numbers are late. We do have studio estimates for a few films, as well as last week's final numbers, which had a surprise change at the top. We'll start with this week's possible number one film. Gulliver’s Travels led the list of studio estimates with $24.9 million on 3,964 screens in 33 markets for a total of $48.9 million. This includes a massive $10.98 million opening on 497 screens in the U.K. That's like a $50 to $60 million opening here; granted, that was since boxing day, but since it won't make that much in total domestically, it is still an impressive opening. On the other hand, it opened in second place in Australia with $2.85 million on 411 screens. Still better than its opening here, but more inline with expectations. More...

New Year Brings Little to Celebrate

January 3rd, 2011

2011 has begun but it didn't get off to a strong start. It didn't even get off to a better than expected start, as only one film in the top five really topped expectations. Overall, the box office grew by 10% from last week hitting $159 million, but that's not great given Christmas Eve landed on a Friday. It was also down 28% from the same weekend last year, so 2011 is off to a bad start. Granted, it's incredibly early, but there are not a lot of hopeful signs for the rest of the month and double-digit declines will likely be the norm. More...

Weekend Estimates: Fockers Narrowly Beats True Grit

January 2nd, 2011

With no new wide releases over New Year's weekend, this week's was a battle of the holdovers at the box office, and thanks to the fact that Christmas Eve (a slow day at the box office) fell on a Friday in 2010, the weekend-to-weekend comparison for each movie generally looked good. Curiously, though, the top three movies all declined from last weekend while all the other movies in the top 20 saw increases. With plenty of films to choose from, audiences spent over $4 million on at least 13 different films, seven of which topped $10 million. That's not quite a record (no less than nine movies earned over $10 million over MLK weekend in 2001), but it is unusual. More...

Celebrate the New Year with Holdovers

December 30th, 2010

The New Year's weekend normally has no wide releases, and that's the case this year. This means last weekend's three big hits will finish one-two-three this weekend, although they could finish in a different order. Meanwhile, all three combined might not make as much as Avatar earned this time last year, meaning 2010 will end and 2011 will begin on a sour note. More...

International Box Office: Little Leads the Way, Maybe

December 29th, 2010

With Christmas just behind us and New Year's Day just ahead, a lot of studios are on vacation, so there are not a lot of details when it comes to box office numbers and we are stuck with studio estimates for the most part. According to these estimates, Little Fockers took top spot with $27 million on 3933 screens in 37 markets during its opening. However, it was such a tight race that once final figures are in, it might slip to second, or even third. Its biggest market was the U.K., where it opened in first place with $7.3 million on 487 screens. By comparison, Meet the Parents made twice that during its debut in 2005. Ouch. More...

Contest: Winning to Lose: Winning Announcement

December 29th, 2010

The winners of our Winning to Lose contest were determined and they are... More...

Christmas Gifts Include a Major Milestone plus a Lump of Coal or Two

December 27th, 2010

It was a good news, really bad news weekend. Let's start with the good news. The overall box office for the year reached $10 billion for only the second time in history. Bad news, the box office this past weekend was so bad that 2010 lost its lead over 2009. It did rise from last weekend by 8% to $145 million, but that's 47% lower than the same weekend last year. Granted, Christmas Eve landing on a Friday did have a lot to do with that, but this is still a terrible result. Year-to-date, 2010 has now earned $10.33 billion, which is about $50 million behind last year's pace. It won't get better next weekend, so 2010 won't be setting the record. More...

Studios are Hoping Christmas Box Office Won't Be Little

December 22nd, 2010

This weekend could be a disaster at the box office. Not only is it likely that the biggest release will under-perform, but Christmas Eve lands on the Friday. Christmas Eve is a black hole at the box office and it basically cuts nearly a full day off the weekend. Worse still, last year was incredibly strong and it is very possible that the number one movie this year won't make as much as the third place film did last year. More...

Contest: Winning to Lose

December 17th, 2010

Christmas is almost upon us, and the week after that is New Year's Day. My goal is to keep my weight gain to under 5 pounds, and if not, that's why we have exercise videos. This week we spread the joy as part of our weekly box office prediction contest. The biggest release of next week should be Little Fockers, although it opens on Wednesday not the Friday, so that complicates matters. In fact, with Christmas Eve falling on the Friday, it will be a tough weekend to predict. In order to win, one must simply predict the opening weekend box office number for Little Fockers. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win a copy of The Biggest Loser Workout: Power Walk on DVD and Jane Fonda Prime Time: Fit & Strong on DVD. Meanwhile, whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going under, will win a copy of The Biggest Loser Workout: Cardio Max Weight-Loss on DVD and Dancing with the Stars: Fat-Burning Cardio Dance on DVD. Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

2010 Preview: December

December 1st, 2010

It's the end of the year and there are certainly some question marks that will be answered over the next 31 days. Are there any monster hits left for 2010? Will 2010 manage to stay ahead of 2009? Will it actually start winning again at the box office? Unfortunately, the answer to all three of those questions might be no. First of all, of the November wide releases, only two will really match expectations, with a couple of others coming close. So December starts on the weak side. Additionally, last December saw the release of Avatar, the biggest box office hit of all time. There's no film coming out this month that will match that movie. In fact, there's a chance no movie coming out this month will match last December's second place film, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. This means that even though 2010 had a $300 million lead over 2009 just a few weeks ago, by the end of the year, 2010 might fail to break last year's record. More...

Cast Updates - August 30, 2007

August 30th, 2007

This week's round of new casting information contains updates for American Gangster, The Informers, Nothing but the Truth, and more! More...

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 433 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 601-700) 662 $202,493,579
All Time Domestic Sequel Box Office (Rank 101-200) 184 $148,438,600
Top 2010 Movies at the Domestic Box Office 16 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 101-200) 169 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 201-300) 260 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200) 112 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Comedy Movies 42 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for PG-13 Movies (Rank 201-300) 234 $148,438,600
All Time Domestic Box Office for Universal Movies 62 $148,438,600

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 24, 2010 1 $30,833,665   3,536 $8,720   $45,083,800 1
Dec 31, 2010 1 $25,766,485 -16% 3,554 $7,250   $102,576,190 2
Jan 7, 2011 2 $13,487,245 -48% 3,675 $3,670   $123,687,760 3
Jan 14, 2011 6 $7,194,865 -47% 3,394 $2,120   $134,280,890 4
Jan 21, 2011 7 $4,320,090 -40% 2,979 $1,450   $141,111,705 5
Jan 28, 2011 11 $2,573,930 -40% 2,051 $1,255   $144,727,470 6
Feb 4, 2011 16 $1,239,980 -52% 1,355 $915   $146,542,285 7
Feb 11, 2011 26 $345,510 -72% 424 $815   $147,233,490 8
Feb 18, 2011 31 $266,470 -23% 285 $935   $147,635,660 9
Feb 25, 2011 30 $234,770 -12% 261 $900   $147,980,230 10
Mar 4, 2011 29 $177,905 -24% 221 $805   $148,219,535 11
Mar 11, 2011 34 $113,345 -36% 177 $640   $148,383,780 12

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Dec 22, 2010 1 $7,142,775     3,536 $2,020   $7,142,775 1
Dec 23, 2010 1 $7,107,360 n/c   3,536 $2,010   $14,250,135 2
Dec 24, 2010 1 $4,950,120 -30%   3,536 $1,400   $19,200,255 3
Dec 25, 2010 1 $14,568,320 +194%   3,536 $4,120   $33,768,575 4
Dec 26, 2010 1 $11,315,225 -22%   3,536 $3,200   $45,083,800 5
Dec 27, 2010 1 $8,415,680 -26%   3,536 $2,380   $53,499,480 6
Dec 28, 2010 1 $7,779,200 -8%   3,536 $2,200   $61,278,680 7
Dec 29, 2010 1 $7,712,225 -1% +8% 3,554 $2,170   $68,990,905 8
Dec 30, 2010 1 $7,818,800 +1% +10% 3,554 $2,200   $76,809,705 9
Dec 31, 2010 2 $7,747,720 -1% +57% 3,554 $2,180   $84,557,425 10
Jan 1, 2011 1 $11,443,880 +48% -21% 3,554 $3,220   $96,001,305 11
Jan 2, 2011 1 $6,574,885 -43% -42% 3,554 $1,850   $102,576,190 12
Jan 3, 2011 2 $2,434,490 -63% -71% 3,554 $685   $105,010,680 13
Jan 4, 2011 2 $2,008,010 -18% -74% 3,554 $565   $107,018,690 14
Jan 5, 2011 2 $1,634,840 -19% -79% 3,554 $460   $108,653,530 15
Jan 6, 2011 2 $1,546,985 -5% -80% 3,554 $435   $110,200,515 16
Jan 7, 2011 2 $4,226,245 +173% -45% 3,675 $1,150   $114,426,760 17
Jan 8, 2011 2 $6,229,125 +47% -46% 3,675 $1,695   $120,655,885 18
Jan 9, 2011 2 $3,031,875 -51% -54% 3,675 $825   $123,687,760 19
Jan 10, 2011 3 $790,125 -74% -68% 3,675 $215   $124,477,885 20
Jan 11, 2011 3 $918,555 +16% -54% 3,675 $250   $125,396,440 21
Jan 12, 2011 3 $844,335 -8% -48% 3,675 $230   $126,240,775 22
Jan 13, 2011 3 $845,250 n/c -45% 3,675 $230   $127,086,025 23
Jan 14, 2011 6 $2,035,985 +141% -52% 3,394 $600   $129,122,010 24
Jan 15, 2011 6 $3,037,630 +49% -51% 3,394 $895   $132,159,640 25
Jan 16, 2011 6 $2,121,250 -30% -30% 3,394 $625   $134,280,890 26
Jan 17, 2011 9 $1,340,630 -37% +70% 3,394 $395   $135,621,520 27
Jan 18, 2011 7 $441,220 -67% -52% 3,394 $130   $136,062,740 28
Jan 19, 2011 7 $355,880 -19% -58% 3,394 $105   $136,418,620 29
Jan 20, 2011 7 $372,995 +5% -56% 3,394 $110   $136,791,615 30
Jan 21, 2011 7 $1,236,285 +231% -39% 2,979 $415   $138,027,900 31
Jan 22, 2011 7 $2,234,250 +81% -26% 2,979 $750   $140,262,150 32
Jan 23, 2011 10 $849,555 -62% -60% 2,979 $285   $141,111,705 33
Jan 24, 2011 9 $253,215 -70% -81% 2,979 $85   $141,364,920 34
Jan 25, 2011 8 $282,395 +12% -36% 2,979 $95   $141,647,315 35
Jan 26, 2011 8 $238,115 -16% -33% 2,979 $80   $141,885,430 36
Jan 27, 2011 9 $268,110 +13% -28% 2,979 $90   $142,153,540 37
Jan 28, 2011 10 $697,340 +160% -44% 2,051 $340   $142,850,880 38
Jan 29, 2011 11 $1,261,365 +81% -44% 2,051 $615   $144,112,245 39
Jan 30, 2011 14 $615,225 -51% -28% 2,051 $300   $144,727,470 40
Jan 31, 2011 14 $133,315 -78% -47% 2,051 $65   $144,860,785 41
Feb 1, 2011 13 $134,270 +1% -52% 2,051 $65   $144,995,055 42
Feb 2, 2011 14 $153,825 +15% -35% 2,051 $75   $145,148,880 43
Feb 3, 2011 14 $153,425 n/c -43% 2,051 $75   $145,302,305 44
Feb 4, 2011 15 $379,555 +147% -46% 1,355 $280   $145,681,860 45
Feb 5, 2011 16 $670,725 +77% -47% 1,355 $495   $146,352,585 46
Feb 6, 2011 17 $189,700 -72% -69% 1,355 $140   $146,542,285 47
Feb 7, 2011 16 $88,075 -54% -34% 1,355 $65   $146,630,360 48
Feb 8, 2011 17 $87,985 n/c -34% 1,355 $65   $146,718,345 49
Feb 9, 2011 18 $81,300 -8% -47% 1,355 $60   $146,799,645 50
Feb 10, 2011 17 $88,335 +9% -42% 1,355 $65   $146,887,980 51
Feb 11, 2011 - $88,985 +1% -77% 424 $210   $146,976,965 52
Feb 12, 2011 - $165,365 +86% -75% 424 $390   $147,142,330 53
Feb 13, 2011 - $91,160 -45% -52% 424 $215   $147,233,490 54
Feb 14, 2011 - $65,720 -28% -25% 424 $155   $147,299,210 55
Feb 15, 2011 - $27,560 -58% -69% 424 $65   $147,326,770 56
Feb 16, 2011 - $21,195 -23% -74% 424 $50   $147,347,965 57
Feb 17, 2011 - $21,225 n/c -76% 424 $50   $147,369,190 58
Feb 18, 2011 - $69,825 +229% -22% 285 $245   $147,439,015 59
Feb 19, 2011 - $112,570 +61% -32% 285 $395   $147,551,585 60
Feb 20, 2011 - $84,075 -25% -8% 285 $295   $147,635,660 61
Feb 21, 2011 34 $47,025 -44% -28% 285 $165   $147,682,685 62
Feb 22, 2011 - $22,800 -52% -17% 285 $80   $147,705,485 63
Feb 23, 2011 - $19,950 -13% -6% 285 $70   $147,725,435 64
Feb 24, 2011 - $20,025 n/c -6% 285 $70   $147,745,460 65
Feb 25, 2011 - $62,550 +212% -10% 261 $240   $147,808,010 66
Feb 26, 2011 - $110,805 +77% -2% 261 $425   $147,918,815 67
Feb 27, 2011 - $61,415 -45% -27% 261 $235   $147,980,230 68
Feb 28, 2011 - $11,745 -81% -75% 261 $45   $147,991,975 69
Mar 1, 2011 - $17,025 +45% -25% 261 $65   $148,009,000 70
Mar 2, 2011 - $15,665 -8% -21% 261 $60   $148,024,665 71
Mar 3, 2011 - $16,965 +8% -15% 261 $65   $148,041,630 72
Mar 4, 2011 - $46,410 +174% -26% 221 $210   $148,088,040 73
Mar 5, 2011 - $82,875 +79% -25% 221 $375   $148,170,915 74
Mar 6, 2011 - $48,620 -41% -21% 221 $220   $148,219,535 75
Mar 7, 2011 - $12,155 -75% +3% 221 $55   $148,231,690 76
Mar 8, 2011 - $13,335 +10% -22% 221 $60   $148,245,025 77
Mar 9, 2011 - $12,045 -10% -23% 221 $55   $148,257,070 78
Mar 10, 2011 - $13,365 +11% -21% 221 $60   $148,270,435 79
Mar 11, 2011 - $29,270 +119% -37% 177 $165   $148,299,705 80
Mar 12, 2011 - $53,185 +82% -36% 177 $300   $148,352,890 81
Mar 13, 2011 - $30,890 -42% -36% 177 $175   $148,383,780 82
Mar 14, 2011 - $11,505 -63% -5% 177 $65   $148,395,285 83
Mar 15, 2011 - $15,045 +31% +13% 177 $85   $148,410,330 84
Mar 16, 2011 - $14,160 -6% +18% 177 $80   $148,424,490 85
Mar 17, 2011 - $14,110 n/c +6% 177 $80   $148,438,600 86

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 17, 2010 7 $14,250,135   3,536 $4,030   $14,250,135 1
Dec 24, 2010 1 $62,559,570 +339% 3,536 $17,692   $76,809,705 2
Dec 31, 2010 1 $33,390,810 -47% 3,554 $9,395   $110,200,515 3
Jan 7, 2011 2 $16,885,510 -49% 3,675 $4,595   $127,086,025 4
Jan 14, 2011 5 $9,705,590 -43% 3,394 $2,860   $136,791,615 5
Jan 21, 2011 8 $5,361,925 -45% 2,979 $1,800   $142,153,540 6
Jan 28, 2011 13 $3,148,765 -41% 2,051 $1,535   $145,302,305 7
Feb 4, 2011 16 $1,585,675 -50% 1,355 $1,170   $146,887,980 8
Feb 11, 2011 25 $481,210 -70% 424 $1,135   $147,369,190 9
Feb 18, 2011 31 $376,270 -22% 285 $1,320   $147,745,460 10
Feb 25, 2011 33 $296,170 -21% 261 $1,135   $148,041,630 11
Mar 4, 2011 30 $228,805 -23% 221 $1,035   $148,270,435 12
Mar 11, 2011 34 $168,165 -27% 177 $950   $148,438,600 13

International Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time International Box Office (Rank 601-700) 669 $162,211,974
All Time International Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300) 262 $162,211,974
Top 2010 Movies at the International Box Office 29 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 201-300) 284 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 401-500) 424 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200) 187 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Comedy Movies 45 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for PG-13 Movies (Rank 301-400) 305 $162,211,974
All Time International Box Office for Universal Movies 82 $162,211,974

Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 540 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300) 231 $310,650,574
Top 2010 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office 21 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies (Rank 201-300) 222 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 301-400) 330 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200) 135 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Comedy Movies 31 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for PG-13 Movies (Rank 201-300) 272 $310,650,574
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Universal Movies 70 $310,650,574

Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week		% ChangeTotal
Units		Spending
this
Week		Total
Spending		Weeks
in
Release
Apr 10, 20113583,720 583,720$9,917,403$9,917,4031
Apr 17, 20116165,205-72% 748,925$2,806,833$12,724,2362
Apr 24, 20112196,351-42% 845,276$1,637,003$14,361,2393
May 1, 20111064,594-33% 909,870$1,222,118$15,583,3574
May 8, 20112049,634-23% 959,504$768,831$16,352,1885
May 15, 20112427,928-44% 987,432$486,506$16,838,6946
May 22, 20112026,231-6% 1,013,663$464,289$17,302,9837
May 29, 20112424,185-8% 1,037,848$431,702$17,734,6858
Jun 5, 20112622,576-7% 1,060,424$394,854$18,129,5399
Jun 12, 20112522,853+1% 1,083,277$314,914$18,444,45310

Weekly US Blu-ray Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week		% ChangeTotal
Units		Spending
this
Week		Total
Spending		Weeks
in
Release
Apr 10, 20115105,138 105,138$2,474,958$2,474,9581
Apr 17, 20111423,922-77% 129,060$478,155$2,953,1132
Apr 24, 20111814,980-37% 144,040$330,481$3,283,5943
Jun 19, 20111713,541 174,567$215,610$3,845,06211

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