Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 101-200)	150	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 101-200)	174	$402,210,844
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office	66	$250,863,268
Top 2006 Movies at the Domestic Box Office	2	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies	38	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Box Office for Live Action Movies	66	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Box Office for Kids Fiction Movies	32	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Box Office for Adventure Movies	73	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Box Office for PG Movies	44	$250,863,268
All Time Domestic Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies	12	$250,863,268

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Dec 22, 2006	1	$30,433,781		3,685	$8,259	$30,433,781	1
Dec 29, 2006	1	$36,766,905	+21%	3,768	$9,758	$115,822,154	2
Jan 5, 2007	1	$23,743,960	-35%	3,730	$6,366	$163,840,714	3
Jan 12, 2007	2	$17,162,357	-28%	3,612	$4,751	$185,818,108	4
Jan 19, 2007	2	$12,012,724	-30%	3,483	$3,449	$204,852,656	5
Jan 26, 2007	3	$9,557,664	-20%	3,241	$2,949	$216,845,623	6
Feb 2, 2007	4	$6,385,843	-33%	3,003	$2,126	$225,001,335	7
Feb 9, 2007	5	$5,754,359	-10%	2,701	$2,130	$232,150,355	8
Feb 16, 2007	10	$3,704,724	-36%	2,042	$1,814	$237,338,322	9
Feb 23, 2007	12	$2,170,661	-41%	1,371	$1,583	$241,640,805	10
Mar 2, 2007	14	$1,455,768	-33%	927	$1,570	$243,529,237	11
Mar 9, 2007	16	$922,474	-37%	739	$1,248	$244,766,562	12
Mar 16, 2007	14	$839,927	-9%	610	$1,377	$246,092,265	13
Mar 23, 2007	21	$563,540	-33%	443	$1,272	$246,926,396	14
Mar 30, 2007	18	$602,610	+7%	414	$1,456	$247,718,328	15
Apr 6, 2007	20	$540,423	-10%	367	$1,473	$248,532,584	16
Apr 13, 2007	21	$522,556	-3%	355	$1,472	$249,326,139	17
Apr 20, 2007	23	$390,653	-25%	321	$1,217	$249,869,448	18
Apr 27, 2007	30	$260,796	-33%	284	$918	$250,210,624	19
May 4, 2007	25	$179,383	-31%	245	$732	$250,447,698	20
May 11, 2007	33	$116,148	-35%	200	$581	$250,603,633	21
May 18, 2007	40	$74,181	-36%	128	$580	$250,714,157	22
May 25, 2007	42	$37,285	-50%	129	$289	$250,770,411	23
Jun 1, 2007	51	$23,099	-38%	44	$525	$250,815,386	24
Jun 8, 2007	61	$12,738	-45%	24	$531	$250,839,624	25
Jun 15, 2007	67	$7,401	-42%	11	$673	$250,854,474	26
Jun 22, 2007	77	$2,829	-62%	4	$707	$250,863,268	27

Date	Rank	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days
Dec 22, 2006	1	$12,134,015			3,685	$3,293	$12,134,015	1
Dec 23, 2006	1	$12,591,264	+4%		3,685	$3,417	$24,725,279	2
Dec 24, 2006	1	$5,708,502	-55%		3,685	$1,549	$30,433,781	3
Dec 25, 2006	1	$11,778,870	+106%		3,688	$3,194	$42,212,651	4
Dec 26, 2006	1	$13,506,030	+15%		3,688	$3,662	$55,718,681	5
Dec 27, 2006	1	$11,942,352	-12%		3,688	$3,238	$67,661,033	6
Dec 28, 2006	1	$11,394,216	-5%		3,688	$3,090	$79,055,249	7
Dec 29, 2006	1	$13,543,571	+19%	+12%	3,768	$3,594	$92,598,820	8
Dec 30, 2006	1	$13,738,364	+1%	+9%	3,768	$3,646	$106,337,184	9
Dec 31, 2006	1	$9,484,970	-31%	+66%	3,768	$2,517	$115,822,154	10
Jan 1, 2007	1	$11,464,626	+21%	-3%	3,768	$3,043	$127,286,780	11
Jan 2, 2007	1	$5,714,468	-50%	-58%	3,768	$1,517	$133,001,248	12
Jan 3, 2007	1	$3,687,434	-35%	-69%	3,768	$979	$136,688,682	13
Jan 4, 2007	1	$3,408,072	-8%	-70%	3,768	$904	$140,096,754	14
Jan 5, 2007	1	$7,106,639	+109%	-48%	3,730	$1,905	$147,203,393	15
Jan 6, 2007	1	$10,485,369	+48%	-24%	3,730	$2,811	$157,688,762	16
Jan 7, 2007	1	$6,151,952	-41%	-35%	3,730	$1,649	$163,840,714	17
Jan 8, 2007	1	$1,309,670	-79%	-89%	3,730	$351	$165,150,384	18
Jan 9, 2007	1	$1,228,600	-6%	-79%	3,730	$329	$166,378,984	19
Jan 10, 2007	1	$1,122,290	-9%	-70%	3,730	$301	$167,501,274	20
Jan 11, 2007	1	$1,154,477	+3%	-66%	3,730	$310	$168,655,751	21
Jan 12, 2007	2	$4,169,485	+261%	-41%	3,612	$1,154	$172,825,236	22
Jan 13, 2007	2	$7,443,226	+79%	-29%	3,612	$2,061	$180,268,462	23
Jan 14, 2007	2	$5,549,646	-25%	-10%	3,612	$1,536	$185,818,108	24
Jan 15, 2007	1	$4,685,510	-16%	+258%	3,612	$1,297	$190,503,618	25
Jan 16, 2007	2	$826,126	-82%	-33%	3,612	$229	$191,329,744	26
Jan 17, 2007	2	$764,741	-7%	-32%	3,612	$212	$192,094,485	27
Jan 18, 2007	3	$745,447	-3%	-35%	3,612	$206	$192,839,932	28
Jan 19, 2007	2	$3,097,912	+316%	-26%	3,483	$889	$195,937,844	29
Jan 20, 2007	1	$6,100,821	+97%	-18%	3,483	$1,752	$202,038,665	30
Jan 21, 2007	1	$2,813,991	-54%	-49%	3,483	$808	$204,852,656	31
Jan 22, 2007	1	$667,446	-76%	-86%	3,483	$192	$205,520,102	32
Jan 23, 2007	2	$587,619	-12%	-29%	3,483	$169	$206,107,721	33
Jan 24, 2007	2	$563,369	-4%	-26%	3,483	$162	$206,671,090	34
Jan 25, 2007	2	$616,869	+9%	-17%	3,483	$177	$207,287,959	35
Jan 26, 2007	4	$2,266,822	+267%	-27%	3,241	$699	$209,554,781	36
Jan 27, 2007	3	$4,576,921	+102%	-25%	3,241	$1,412	$214,131,702	37
Jan 28, 2007	3	$2,713,921	-41%	-4%	3,241	$837	$216,845,623	38
Jan 29, 2007	4	$467,367	-83%	-30%	3,241	$144	$217,312,990	39
Jan 30, 2007	5	$429,987	-8%	-27%	3,241	$133	$217,742,977	40
Jan 31, 2007	4	$430,497	n/c	-24%	3,241	$133	$218,173,474	41
Feb 1, 2007	4	$442,018	+3%	-28%	3,241	$136	$218,615,492	42
Feb 2, 2007	5	$1,686,796	+282%	-26%	3,003	$562	$220,302,288	43
Feb 3, 2007	4	$3,438,643	+104%	-25%	3,003	$1,145	$223,740,931	44
Feb 4, 2007	4	$1,260,404	-63%	-54%	3,003	$420	$225,001,335	45
Feb 5, 2007	5	$389,141	-69%	-17%	3,003	$130	$225,390,476	46
Feb 6, 2007	5	$360,557	-7%	-16%	3,003	$120	$225,751,033	47
Feb 7, 2007	5	$321,275	-11%	-25%	3,003	$107	$226,072,308	48
Feb 8, 2007	5	$323,688	+1%	-27%	3,003	$108	$226,395,996	49
Feb 9, 2007	6	$1,274,835	+294%	-24%	2,702	$472	$227,670,831	50
Feb 10, 2007	5	$2,825,148	+122%	-18%	2,702	$1,046	$230,495,979	51
Feb 11, 2007	5	$1,654,376	-41%	+31%	2,702	$612	$232,150,355	52
Feb 12, 2007	6	$326,925	-80%	-16%	2,702	$121	$232,477,280	53
Feb 13, 2007	7	$236,537	-28%	-34%	2,702	$88	$232,713,817	54
Feb 14, 2007	7	$581,933	+146%	+81%	2,436	$239	$233,295,750	55
Feb 15, 2007	7	$337,848	-42%	+4%	2,436	$139	$233,633,598	56
Feb 16, 2007	10	$842,886	+149%	-34%	2,042	$413	$234,476,484	57
Feb 17, 2007	9	$1,612,931	+91%	-43%	2,042	$790	$236,089,415	58
Feb 18, 2007	9	$1,248,907	-23%	-25%	2,042	$612	$237,338,322	59
Feb 19, 2007	7	$1,162,209	-7%	+255%	2,042	$569	$238,500,531	60
Feb 20, 2007	9	$336,755	-71%	+42%	2,042	$165	$238,837,286	61
Feb 21, 2007	-	$303,627	-10%	-48%	2,042	$149	$239,140,913	62
Feb 22, 2007	9	$329,232	+8%	-3%	2,042	$161	$239,470,145	63
Feb 23, 2007	12	$568,789	+73%	-33%	1,371	$415	$240,038,934	64
Feb 24, 2007	11	$1,023,010	+80%	-37%	1,371	$746	$241,061,944	65
Feb 25, 2007	11	$578,862	-43%	-54%	1,371	$422	$241,640,806	66
Feb 26, 2007	15	$116,219	-80%	-90%	1,371	$85	$241,757,025	67
Feb 27, 2007	15	$99,524	-14%	-70%	1,371	$73	$241,856,549	68
Feb 28, 2007	15	$100,622	+1%	-67%	1,371	$73	$241,957,171	69
Mar 1, 2007	15	$116,298	+16%	-65%	1,371	$85	$242,073,469	70
Mar 2, 2007	-	$311,397	+168%	-45%	927	$336	$242,384,866	71
Mar 3, 2007	-	$712,865	+129%	-30%	927	$769	$243,097,731	72
Mar 4, 2007	-	$431,506	-39%	-25%	927	$465	$243,529,237	73
Mar 5, 2007	-	$78,330	-82%	-33%	927	$84	$243,607,567	74
Mar 6, 2007	-	$74,473	-5%	-25%	927	$80	$243,682,040	75
Mar 7, 2007	-	$78,647	+6%	-22%	927	$85	$243,760,687	76
Mar 8, 2007	-	$83,401	+6%	-28%	927	$90	$243,844,088	77
Mar 9, 2007	-	$230,694	+177%	-26%	739	$312	$244,074,782	78
Mar 10, 2007	-	$443,556	+92%	-38%	739	$600	$244,518,338	79
Mar 11, 2007	-	$248,224	-44%	-42%	739	$336	$244,766,562	80
Mar 12, 2007	14	$108,548	-56%	+39%	739	$147	$244,875,110	81
Mar 13, 2007	13	$121,247	+12%	+63%	739	$164	$244,996,357	82
Mar 14, 2007	13	$119,030	-2%	+51%	739	$161	$245,115,387	83
Mar 15, 2007	12	$136,951	+15%	+64%	739	$185	$245,252,338	84
Mar 16, 2007	-	$246,443	+80%	+7%	610	$404	$245,498,781	85
Mar 17, 2007	-	$371,882	+51%	-16%	610	$610	$245,870,663	86
Mar 18, 2007	-	$221,602	-40%	-11%	610	$363	$246,092,265	87
Mar 19, 2007	-	$65,582	-70%	-40%	610	$108	$246,157,847	88
Mar 20, 2007	-	$66,465	+1%	-45%	610	$109	$246,224,312	89
Mar 21, 2007	-	$66,027	-1%	-45%	610	$108	$246,290,339	90
Mar 22, 2007	-	$72,517	+10%	-47%	610	$119	$246,362,856	91
Mar 23, 2007	-	$160,427	+121%	-35%	610	$263	$246,523,283	92
Mar 24, 2007	-	$266,886	+66%	-28%	610	$438	$246,790,169	93
Mar 25, 2007	-	$136,227	-49%	-39%	610	$223	$246,926,396	94
Mar 26, 2007	-	$42,346	-69%	-35%	610	$69	$246,968,742	95
Mar 27, 2007	-	$46,612	+10%	-30%	610	$76	$247,015,354	96
Mar 28, 2007	-	$49,823	+7%	-25%	610	$82	$247,065,177	97
Mar 29, 2007	-	$50,541	+1%	-30%	610	$83	$247,115,718	98
Mar 30, 2007	-	$175,001	+246%	+9%	414	$423	$247,290,719	99
Mar 31, 2007	-	$271,501	+55%	+2%	414	$656	$247,562,220	100
Apr 1, 2007	-	$156,108	-43%	+15%	414	$377	$247,718,328	101
Apr 2, 2007	-	$51,188	-67%	+21%	414	$124	$247,769,516	102
Apr 3, 2007	-	$66,208	+29%	+42%	414	$160	$247,835,724	103
Apr 4, 2007	-	$69,350	+5%	+39%	414	$168	$247,905,074	104
Apr 5, 2007	-	$87,087	+26%	+72%	414	$210	$247,992,161	105
Apr 6, 2007	-	$206,082	+137%	+18%	367	$562	$248,198,243	106
Apr 7, 2007	-	$227,331	+10%	-16%	367	$619	$248,425,574	107
Apr 8, 2007	-	$107,010	-53%	-31%	367	$292	$248,532,584	108
Apr 9, 2007	-	$77,998	-27%	+52%	367	$213	$248,610,582	109
Apr 10, 2007	-	$63,435	-19%	-4%	367	$173	$248,674,017	110
Apr 11, 2007	-	$64,384	+1%	-7%	367	$175	$248,738,401	111
Apr 12, 2007	-	$65,182	+1%	-25%	367	$178	$248,803,583	112
Apr 13, 2007	-	$144,260	+121%	-30%	355	$406	$248,947,843	113
Apr 14, 2007	-	$244,344	+69%	+7%	355	$688	$249,192,187	114
Apr 15, 2007	-	$133,952	-45%	+25%	355	$377	$249,326,139	115
Apr 16, 2007	-	$34,571	-74%	-56%	355	$97	$249,360,710	116
Apr 17, 2007	-	$39,902	+15%	-37%	355	$112	$249,400,612	117
Apr 18, 2007	-	$40,036	n/c	-38%	355	$113	$249,440,648	118
Apr 19, 2007	-	$38,147	-5%	-41%	355	$107	$249,478,795	119
Apr 20, 2007	-	$110,785	+190%	-23%	321	$345	$249,589,580	120
Apr 21, 2007	-	$185,533	+67%	-24%	321	$578	$249,775,113	121
Apr 22, 2007	-	$94,335	-49%	-30%	321	$294	$249,869,448	122
Apr 23, 2007	-	$17,589	-81%	-49%	321	$55	$249,887,037	123
Apr 24, 2007	-	$20,824	+18%	-48%	321	$65	$249,907,861	124
Apr 25, 2007	-	$19,945	-4%	-50%	321	$62	$249,927,806	125
Apr 26, 2007	-	$22,022	+10%	-42%	321	$69	$249,949,828	126
Apr 27, 2007	-	$77,893	+254%	-30%	321	$243	$250,027,721	127
Apr 28, 2007	-	$123,095	+58%	-34%	321	$383	$250,150,816	128
Apr 29, 2007	-	$59,808	-51%	-37%	321	$186	$250,210,624	129
Apr 30, 2007	-	$13,816	-77%	-21%	321	$43	$250,224,440	130
May 1, 2007	-	$14,612	+6%	-30%	321	$46	$250,239,052	131
May 2, 2007	-	$14,259	-2%	-29%	321	$44	$250,253,311	132
May 3, 2007	-	$15,004	+5%	-32%	321	$47	$250,268,315	133
May 4, 2007	-	$52,743	+252%	-32%	245	$215	$250,321,058	134
May 5, 2007	-	$80,587	+53%	-35%	245	$329	$250,401,645	135
May 6, 2007	-	$46,053	-43%	-23%	245	$188	$250,447,698	136
May 7, 2007	-	$9,313	-80%	-33%	245	$38	$250,457,011	137
May 8, 2007	-	$10,422	+12%	-29%	245	$43	$250,467,433	138
May 9, 2007	-	$9,983	-4%	-30%	245	$41	$250,477,416	139
May 10, 2007	-	$10,069	+1%	-33%	245	$41	$250,487,485	140
May 11, 2007	-	$31,978	+218%	-39%	200	$160	$250,519,463	141
May 12, 2007	-	$51,157	+60%	-37%	200	$256	$250,570,620	142
May 13, 2007	-	$33,013	-35%	-28%	200	$165	$250,603,633	143
May 14, 2007	-	$8,217	-75%	-12%	200	$41	$250,611,850	144
May 15, 2007	-	$9,527	+16%	-9%	200	$48	$250,621,377	145
May 16, 2007	-	$9,085	-5%	-9%	200	$45	$250,630,462	146
May 17, 2007	19	$9,514	+5%	-6%	200	$48	$250,639,976	147
May 18, 2007	-	$21,878	+130%	-32%	128	$171	$250,661,854	148
May 19, 2007	-	$35,181	+61%	-31%	128	$275	$250,697,035	149
May 20, 2007	-	$17,122	-51%	-48%	128	$134	$250,714,157	150
May 21, 2007	-	$5,371	-69%	-35%	128	$42	$250,719,528	151
May 22, 2007	-	$4,459	-17%	-53%	128	$35	$250,723,987	152
May 23, 2007	-	$4,248	-5%	-53%	128	$33	$250,728,235	153
May 24, 2007	-	$4,891	+15%	-49%	128	$38	$250,733,126	154
May 25, 2007	-	$9,773	+100%	-55%	128	$76	$250,742,899	155
May 26, 2007	-	$14,546	+49%	-59%	128	$114	$250,757,445	156
May 27, 2007	-	$12,966	-11%	-24%	128	$101	$250,770,411	157
May 28, 2007	39	$10,921	-16%	+103%	128	$85	$250,781,332	158
May 29, 2007	-	$3,329	-70%	-25%	128	$26	$250,784,661	159
May 30, 2007	-	$3,717	+12%	-13%	128	$29	$250,788,378	160
May 31, 2007	-	$3,909	+5%	-20%	128	$31	$250,792,287	161
Jun 1, 2007	-	$7,806	+100%	-20%	44	$177	$250,800,093	162
Jun 2, 2007	-	$9,052	+16%	-38%	44	$206	$250,809,145	163
Jun 3, 2007	-	$6,241	-31%	-52%	44	$142	$250,815,386	164
Jun 4, 2007	-	$2,239	-64%	-79%	44	$51	$250,817,625	165
Jun 5, 2007	-	$2,484	+11%	-25%	44	$56	$250,820,109	166
Jun 6, 2007	-	$2,671	+8%	-28%	44	$61	$250,822,780	167
Jun 7, 2007	-	$4,106	+54%	+5%	44	$93	$250,826,886	168
Jun 8, 2007	-	$3,829	-7%	-51%	24	$160	$250,830,715	169
Jun 9, 2007	-	$5,362	+40%	-41%	24	$223	$250,836,077	170
Jun 10, 2007	-	$3,547	-34%	-43%	24	$148	$250,839,624	171
Jun 11, 2007	-	$1,357	-62%	-39%	24	$57	$250,840,981	172
Jun 12, 2007	-	$1,681	+24%	-32%	24	$70	$250,842,662	173
Jun 13, 2007	-	$2,407	+43%	-10%	24	$100	$250,845,069	174
Jun 14, 2007	-	$2,004	-17%	-51%	24	$84	$250,847,073	175
Jun 15, 2007	-	$2,102	+5%	-45%	11	$191	$250,849,175	176
Jun 16, 2007	-	$3,197	+52%	-40%	11	$291	$250,852,372	177
Jun 17, 2007	-	$2,102	-34%	-41%	11	$191	$250,854,474	178
Jun 18, 2007	-	$949	-55%	-30%	11	$86	$250,855,423	179
Jun 19, 2007	-	$1,575	+66%	-6%	11	$143	$250,856,998	180
Jun 20, 2007	-	$1,922	+22%	-20%	11	$175	$250,858,920	181
Jun 21, 2007	-	$1,519	-21%	-24%	11	$138	$250,860,439	182

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Dec 22, 2006	1	$79,055,249		3,685	$21,453	$79,055,249	1
Dec 29, 2006	1	$61,041,505	-23%	3,768	$16,200	$140,096,754	2
Jan 5, 2007	1	$28,558,997	-53%	3,730	$7,657	$168,655,751	3
Jan 12, 2007	2	$24,184,181	-15%	3,612	$6,696	$192,839,932	4
Jan 19, 2007	2	$14,448,027	-40%	3,483	$4,148	$207,287,959	5
Jan 26, 2007	3	$11,327,533	-22%	3,241	$3,495	$218,615,492	6
Feb 2, 2007	5	$7,780,504	-31%	3,003	$2,591	$226,395,996	7
Feb 9, 2007	5	$7,237,602	-7%	2,702	$2,679	$233,633,598	8
Feb 16, 2007	9	$5,836,547	-19%	2,042	$2,858	$239,470,145	9
Feb 23, 2007	12	$2,603,325	-55%	1,371	$1,899	$242,073,469	10
Mar 2, 2007	15	$1,770,619	-32%	927	$1,910	$243,844,088	11
Mar 9, 2007	16	$1,408,250	-20%	739	$1,906	$245,252,338	12
Mar 16, 2007	15	$1,110,518	-21%	610	$1,821	$246,362,856	13
Mar 23, 2007	20	$752,862	-32%	443	$1,699	$247,115,718	14
Mar 30, 2007	21	$876,443	+16%	414	$2,117	$247,992,161	15
Apr 6, 2007	20	$811,422	-7%	367	$2,211	$248,803,583	16
Apr 13, 2007	21	$675,212	-17%	355	$1,902	$249,478,795	17
Apr 20, 2007	23	$471,033	-30%	321	$1,467	$249,949,828	18
Apr 27, 2007	30	$318,487	-32%	284	$1,121	$250,268,315	19
May 4, 2007	26	$219,170	-31%	245	$895	$250,487,485	20
May 11, 2007	36	$152,491	-30%	200	$762	$250,639,976	21
May 18, 2007	47	$93,150	-39%	128	$728	$250,733,126	22
May 25, 2007	47	$59,161	-36%	129	$459	$250,792,287	23
Jun 1, 2007	54	$34,599	-42%	44	$786	$250,826,886	24
Jun 8, 2007	67	$20,187	-42%	24	$841	$250,847,073	25
Jun 15, 2007	64	$13,366	-34%	11	$1,215	$250,860,439	26
Jun 22, 2007	80	$2,829	-79%	4	$707	$250,863,268	27

Territory	Release Date	Opening Weekend	Opening Weekend Screens	Maximum Screens	Theatrical Engagements	Total Box Office	Report Date
Australia	12/26/2006	$0	0	1	2	$388	4/9/2021
Rest of World						$328,582,751
International Total						$328,583,139	4/9/2021

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time International Box Office (Rank 201-300)	261	$328,583,139
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 101-200)	128	$328,583,139
Top 2006 Movies at the International Box Office	5	$328,583,139
All Time International Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies	56	$328,583,139
All Time International Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 101-200)	132	$328,583,139
All Time International Box Office for Kids Fiction Movies	51	$328,583,139
All Time International Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 101-200)	114	$328,583,139
All Time International Box Office for PG Movies	65	$328,583,139
All Time International Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies	29	$328,583,139

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 101-200)	196	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office	81	$579,446,407
Biggest Film in a Single Market (Rank 101-200)	197	$250,863,268
Top 2006 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office	5	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies	46	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Live Action Movies	90	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Kids Fiction Movies	37	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Adventure Movies	89	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Box Office for PG Movies	51	$579,446,407
All Time Worldwide Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies	19	$579,446,407

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
Apr 29, 2007	1	4,902,004		4,902,004	$83,193,871	$83,193,871	1
May 6, 2007	2	1,206,926	-75%	6,108,930	$19,888,089	$103,081,960	2
May 13, 2007	2	608,402	-50%	6,717,332	$9,872,113	$112,954,073	3
May 20, 2007	3	391,918	-36%	7,109,250	$6,362,005	$119,316,078	4
May 27, 2007	6	213,633	-45%	7,322,883	$3,455,834	$122,771,912	5
Jun 3, 2007	3	158,424	-26%	7,481,307	$2,549,993	$125,321,905	6
Jun 10, 2007	6	108,793	-31%	7,590,100	$1,753,580	$127,075,485	7
Jun 17, 2007	8	128,085	+18%	7,718,185	$2,054,547	$129,130,032	8
Jun 24, 2007	8	95,774	-25%	7,813,959	$1,805,340	$130,935,372	9
Jul 1, 2007	9	89,290	-7%	7,903,249	$1,784,907	$132,720,279	10
Jul 8, 2007	10	59,430	-33%	7,962,679	$1,188,006	$133,908,285	11
Jul 15, 2007	6	98,857	+66%	8,061,536	$1,976,151	$135,884,436	12
Jul 22, 2007	11	61,212	-38%	8,122,748	$1,223,628	$137,108,064	13
Jul 29, 2007	15	53,174	-13%	8,175,922	$1,064,676	$138,172,740	14
Aug 5, 2007	22	55,187	+4%	8,231,109	$1,108,210	$139,280,950	15
Mar 2, 2008	16	103,042		8,727,977	$1,861,969	$147,731,929	45
Nov 30, 2008	26	202,392		9,063,642	$1,846,867	$151,439,613	84
Dec 6, 2009	22	85,276		9,191,694	$1,091,814	$153,058,218	137

DVD Charts - Number One for 23

August 5th, 2007

There was a close race on the DVD Sales Chart this week, with The Number 23 topping Zodiac 387,000 units to 352,000 units sold. Premonition fell to third place with 190,000 units sold and 791,000 in total. The Hills Have Eyes 2 placed third with 134,000 units sold for the week and 536,000 in total. Rounding out the top five was Shooter with 109,000 units sold for the week and 1.90 million after a month of release. More...

End of the World on the Home Market

June 8th, 2007

It was a slow, slow week for new releases at not one was able to crack the top ten on the rental chart. This left Apocalypto with the easy win grabbing $4.86 million for the week and $10.88 after two. More...

End of the World on the Home Market

June 2nd, 2007

It was a mixed week for new releases as they were able to take three of the top four spots on the rental chart, including number one, but were practically shut out of the remainder of the chart. Also, while Apocalypto finished first, its opening week total of $6.02 million was less Pan's Labyrinth opened with last week. In fact, it was not that much ahead of the $5.58 million Pan's Labyrinth earned this week. More...

Pan Stomps the Competition

May 25th, 2007

New releases took top spot on both the rental and the sales charts, but there were different films. On the rental chart Pan's Labyrinth was this week's champion after earning $6.48 million. More...

Night Three Weeks Long

May 19th, 2007

It was not a good week for new releases on the DVD rental chart. None were able to take a spot in the top three, and this left Night at the Museum in first place with $7.38 million for the week and $28.01 million during its run. More...

Home Market Dreaming of a Good Night

May 11th, 2007

For the past few weeks, new releases have dominated the home market, and while this week saw two holdovers in the top two spots, there were still plenty of new releases to place high on the charts. Leading the way were Night at the Museum with $9.08 million for the week and $20.64 million overall with Deja vu remaining in second place with $7.02 million this past week and $15.66 million in total. More...

Good Night on the Home Market

May 5th, 2007

New releases again dominated the rental charts as there were able to capture the top three spots, in fact, all three of these new releases were able to score more than last week's top film was able to. Leading the way was Night at the Museum with $11.56 million; this quite low compared to its theatrical box office of just over $250 million, but the younger target demographic explains this. More...

International Details - Reaping the Rewards

April 29th, 2007

The Reaping climbed into sixth place this past weekend with $5.98 million on 2634 screens in 39 markets for a total of just $20.38 million. The film had a couple respectable openings including South Korea where it made $1.17 million on 129 screens over the weekend and $1.34 million in total while it took in $335,000 in Brazil. However, in most markets the film stumbled, like in France where is placed seventh with $684,000 or the the U.K. where it placed eighth with $622,000 on 282 screens. The film debuted in ninth place in Australia, ($405,000 on 133 screens); in Russia, ($261,000 on 111); and in Germany, ($247,000 on 201). Mexico became the film's best market as it has pulled in $4.45 million in three weeks, including $589,000 on 350 screens this past weekend; this is just ahead of the $4.25 million the film has earned in Spain, but it only managed $334,000 on 299 screens this past weekend and will quickly disappear there. More...

DVD Releases for April 24, 2007

April 24th, 2007

It's a busy week for DVD releases, but the signal to noise ratio is a little high, and that made it harder to find the DVDs that were truly worthy of attention. (And even then, I went off track a couple of times.) As for the DVD Pick of the Week, there is really only one choice for me, The Queen - Buy from Amazon. However, I'm also giving that honor to Burning Annie - Buy from Amazon, which would have won a few weeks ago if I had got the right information on the quality of the DVD. More...

International Details - Sun Shines during Sophomore Stint

April 22nd, 2007

Sunshine climbed into sixth place with $5.20 million on 1866 screens in 30 markets for a total of $10.20 million. However, while it nearly doubled last week's opening, this was entirely due to the film's expansion. Its biggest market of the weekend was France where it placed fourth with $1.36 million on 339 screens while it placed eighth in its debut in Australia with just $611,000 on 161 screens. On the other hand, the film only managed $508,000 on 192 screens during its debut in Japan and while likely see a sharp drop-off next weekend given its weak per screen average. Meanwhile in the U.K. the film suffered the worst week-to-week drop-off in the top ten down 57% to $879,000 on 409 screens over the weekend and a total of $4.45 million in total. More...

International Details - Hogs Gone Wild

April 15th, 2007

Wild Hogs had its best performance of its run so far climbing into sixth place with $3.33 million on 817 screens in 8 markets for a total of $18.43 million after a month of release. About half of that came from the film's number one debut in Mexico where it earned $1.33 million on 355 screens over the weekend and $1.67 million including previews while the film did reasonable business in Taiwan with $345,000 on 40. Its best market to date has been Australia where the film has earned $11.30 million, including $907,000 on 263 screens this past weekend. More...

International Details - Norbit Slims Down

April 8th, 2007

Norbit saw its weekend haul sliced neatly in half landing in sixth place with $4.09 million on 2270 screens in 39 markets for a total of $49.38 million. The film wasn't able to crack $1 million in any single market, but Italy came the closest with $940,000 on 263 screens for a two-week total of $3.19 million. More...

International Details - Good Start for Martial Artist Mutants

April 1st, 2007

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles started its international run this past weekend and just missed the top five on debut. It did manage $3.92 million on 1,004 screens in 8 markets over the weekend and $4.53 million including previews. Of this box office, nearly half of it came from a pair of third place openings in England ($1.27 million on 368 screens over the weekend and $1.86 million in total), and Australia ($379,000 on 58 screens). The film also opened in Russia where the strong mutant demographic helped the film capture second place with $1.38 million on 360 screens. (That was a Chernobyl joke, by the way.) More...

International Top Five - 300 is #1

March 21st, 2007

It was a good week for international releases with a dozen of them charting, although none made it into the top five. The number one film was 300 as the film expanded into its first major market, scoring first place with $6.3 million on 353 screens over a 5-day period. The film was also a massive hit in Turkey with $1.5 million on 115 screens while just missing the $1 million mark in Thailand with $917,000 on 120 screens. Other openings include $730,000 on 33 screens in Hong Kong, $582,000 on 161 screens in India and $546,000 on 73 in Puerto Rico. Even more impressive were its holdovers, with it remaining in first place in all three, including a record-setting pace in Greece ($2.5 million for the weekend and $7.2 million in total). Overall, the film made $14.17 million on 1,262 screens in 12 markets for a very early international total of $25.23 screens. It's too early to tell if the film will be as big a hit internationally as it is domestically, but it is off to a great start. More...

International Details - Rushing to the Top

March 18th, 2007

There was quite an international flavor on the charts this past weekend with five local hits charting, and one more just missing that mark. The best of these was Lubov Morkov, which opened in sixth place with $5.38 million on 492 screens in 4 markets over the weekend and $6.28 million in total. Of this amount, $4.90 million on 427 screens was earned over the weekend in Russia while it managed $5.80 million including midweek numbers. More...

Persians Invade Movie Theaters

March 12th, 2007

The weekend was rather predictable, with three of the top five landing within a rounding error of expectations and another finishing close enough to call it a victory. ... OK, I got skunked on 300, but I think I know why. That film's record-breaking opening helped push the overall box office to $153 million over the weekend, up 23% from last weekend and 39% from the same weekend last year. As for the yearly trend, we have seeing a lot more massive hits coming out this year than expected. This could be a portent of things to come, and that would mean we might have more than a dozen films top $200 million this summer alone. More...

International Top Five - Ride On

March 7th, 2007

Ghost Rider was relatively flat this week as it earned $16.63 million on 4008 screens in 47 markets for a total of $61.49 million internationally. Its biggest market in terms of raw dollars was the U.K. with $3.56 million on 342 screens, but it could only managed second place behind local smash hit, Hot Fuzz. On the other hand, it opened in first place in Brazil with $1.8 million on 278 screens and remained in first place in Germany with $1.44 million on 369 screens for a two-week total of $4.25 million. On the opposite end was its opening in Japan; there the film could do no better than fourth with $1.16 million on 256 screens and will likely disappear very quickly after this weekend. More...

International Top Five - Rider Looks to Reigns for the Long Haul

February 28th, 2007

Ghost Rider weekend haul grew by 2% to $16.92 million on 3039 screens in 40 markets for a total of $40.06 million internationally. New openings include $3 million on 426 screens in France, $2.37 million on 362 screens in Germany, and $820,000 on 250 screens in India. Holdovers were mixed with high percentage drops in many markets; for instance, the film fell 51% during its second weekend in Spain but still came out on top with $1.54 million on 417 for a two-week total of $5.28 million. On the other hand, the film held up better in Mexico down just 44% but was knocked out of first place with $1.16 million on 403 screens for a total of $5.63 million. The film has yet to open in a number of markets, including the U.K. and Japan, and has likely not yet peaked at the box office. More...

International Top Five - Number One is Easy for Rider

February 22nd, 2007

Ghost Rider debuted in first place internationally, which is even more impressive when you think about it as super hero movies tend to not do so well internationally. During its debut the film managed $16.60 million on 1748 screens in 26 markets while nearly cracking the $10,000 per screen average. The film had first place openings in 21 of those 26 of markets including $3.67 million on 401 screens in Russia, $3.12 million on 415 screens in Spain, $2.10 million on 403 screens in Mexico, $1.92 million on 208 screens in Australia, and $1.5 million on 120 in Taiwan. It's a little early to given predictions about the film's final box office, but this was a great start and if it can duplicate its run next week when it opens in France, Germany, and other markets it will be on track to top $100 million internationally and may even reach $200 million worldwide. There's no official, official word that a sequel has been given the go-ahead, but the evidence suggests that is a mere formality now. More...

Ghost Rider Sets the Box Office on Fire

February 21st, 2007

It was a record-breaking President's Day weekend as 2007 produced it first blockbuster. Overall, total box office hit $158 million from Friday to Sunday, $188 million including Monday. That 3-day figure represents a 40% increase over last week and 22% over the same weekend last year. In addition, the 4-day portion was 20% higher than last year. This is great news for a year that hasn't gotten off to a fast start. More...

President's Day Delay

February 19th, 2007

It's President's Day today and that can only mean one thing, millions of Americans are celebrating by cutting down cherry trees and lying about it. I think. Truth be told, I'm not exactly sure what people do to celebrate President's Day. But I do know it will cause a slight delay in a couple of weekly columns. For instance, the weekend wrap-up and the per theatre charts will both be pushed back one day while the DVD Release column will be a bit late. It might still be published late today, but it might not come out till sometime after midnight. In the meantime, here are the studio estimates for the weekend numbers... More...

International Top Five - Return of the Night

February 14th, 2007

The Pursuit Of Happyness's reign on top of the international charts was short lived as Night at the Museum reclaimed the crown. Over the weekend the film pulled in $14.01 million on 4559 screens in 43 markets for a total of $231.50 million so far. Topping this week's markets was France where the film opened in first place with $4.3 million on 676 screens while it fell just 33% during its second weekend in Italy adding $2.45 million on 463 screens for a total of $9.51 million. Even if the film had no further markets to open in, $250 million internationally and $500 million worldwide would be virtual guarantees. However, it has yet to open in Japan as well as midlevel markets like Belgium and the Netherlands. More...

Norbit is Bigger Than Expected

February 13th, 2007

It was a predictable weekend at the box office, with the top five finishing in the exact order predicted and even though a few films beat predictions, none were wildly outside expectations. Overall, box office receipts hit $112 million, which was 22% higher than last weekend. But that was 7% lower than the same weekend last year. However, while the dollars were flowing, the critics were complaining, again. Six weeks into the month and we've only had one wide film that has impressed the majority of critics. That should change by Friday with two new releases that look promising. More...

Will Norbit Eat the Competition Alive?

February 8th, 2007

Two movies featuring characters with eating disorders open this weekend but there's a clear favorite, at least at the box office. Critically speaking, both are dogs, which is not surprising since we haven't seen a film open to even moderately good reviews since Freedom Writers earned 67% positive during the first weekend of the year. More...

International Top Five - Pursuit Finally Catches Museum

February 7th, 2007

The Pursuit Of Happyness won the weekend race for the first time in its four-week international run. The film played in roughly two-dozen markets over the weekend earning $16.47 million on 3177 screens for a running tally of $72.50 million. Much of the weekend earnings came from a trio of new openings led by Spain where it placed second with $2.44 million on 285 screens. The film also opened second in France with $2.2 million on 322 screens and in Mexico with $1.34 million on 300. One of its best markets of the weekend was Japan where it slipped just 18% to $2.39 million on 271 screens for a total of $8.81 million. Meanwhile, the film's best total so far has come from Italy where it has made $17.71 million in total, including $1.57 million on 339 screens this past weekend. More...

Message Received

February 6th, 2007

The first weekend in February lived up to muted expectations with four of the top five meeting or exceeding Thursday's predictions. However, this still led to a massive 22% drop-off from the previous weekend, with a total box office of just $93 million. While the Superbowl certainly had something to do with that, it can't take all of the blame as the box office was down 12% from the same weekend last year, which also played host to the Superbowl. So far, 2007 hasn't gotten off to a strong start, but it is way too early to push any panic buttons just yet. More...

Listen to the New Releases

February 1st, 2007

It's February, but you can't tell by looking at the quality of the new wide releases. Neither film is wowing critics and both look like mid-level hits at the most. Granted, it's Superbowl weekend and that could explain why studios were hesitant to put out any top dollar films this weekend. Even so, the two new releases should finish in first and second place. More...

International Top Five - Month Long Night

January 31st, 2007

Night at the Museum has been in first place on the international charts for a month now and shows little sign of slowing down. This week the film added $15.21 million on 4422 screens in 48 markets for an international total of $194.88 million. Openings include first place debuts in Spain, ($5.67 million on 473 screens), and the Philippines, ($798,000 on 96). On the other hand, it had to settle for third in Brazil with $977,000 on 461 screens. Its best holdover of the week was the U.K. where it is in fourth place during its fifth week of release with $2.28 million on 458 screens over the weekend and total of $39.23 million. More...

Epic Start for Critical Bomb

January 30th, 2007

Well, January is finally over and we survived. The final four entries tried their luck this weekend and while two earned enough to be considered box office successes, none came close to wowing critics. More...

Quartet Try to Avoid January Blues

January 25th, 2007

The final weekend in January gives us plenty of new releases, but not much in terms of quality. Of the four wide releases opening this week, two are earning roughly 30% positive reviews and the other two are not being screened for critics. However, movie fans should not fret as several Oscar hopefuls are expanding this week and are giving moviegoers plenty of choice. More...

International Top Five - Happyness in Close Pursuit of Museum

January 24th, 2007

Night at the Museum remained in first place, as it has since it opened four weeks ago, but this time it was involved in a relatively close race. The film added $14.84 million on 4391 screens in 45 markets for a total of $173.86 million. The film only had one new opening this weekend and that was in Uruguay where it opened with $38,000 on 13 screens; that may not seem like much, but it represents the fifth biggest opening ever in the market. More...

Hitcher Walks a Lonely Road

January 23rd, 2007

The lone wide release of the weekend struggled to find an audience and even though most of the rest of the top five were able to beat expectations, the weekend box office was still way down. At just $100 million, the weekend was down 22% from last week and 17% from the same weekend last year. More...

Hitching a Ride

January 19th, 2007

Just the one new wide release this weekend, which is surprising since there are five films opening or expanding wide next weekend. This weekend could handle one or two more wide releases and take some of the pressure off next weekend. But as it is now, The Hitcher will have little competition this weekend while next weekend at least two films will be squeezed out at the box office. More...

International Top Five - Night Starts to Fall

January 18th, 2007

While Night at the Museum saw its weekend haul drop by more than a third this weekend, it still took first place with $20.16 million on 5193 screens in 34 markets for a total of $151.34 million. In Brazil the film earned an estimated $3 million on 502 screens and if that holds up it would be Fox's third biggest opening ever in that market. Other strong markets include $2.71 million on 803 screens in Germany for a total of $17.24 million after three weeks. At this pace the film will have no trouble reaching $200 million, and that's not taking into account markets it has yet to open in, markets including France, Spain, Italy, and Japan. More...

Steppin' Out on Top

January 17th, 2007

Martin Luther King Jr. long weekend saw a new film take top spot while several films in the top five outperformed expectations. However, overall the box office was 3% lower from last weekend at $128 million and just 2% higher than the same weekend last year. That's likely not enough to keep up with ticket price inflation. Obviously it is too early to panic, or even make predictions, but this is not the start the industry was hoping for. More...

Meet the Museum

January 12th, 2007

The weekend prospects are pretty weak, with none of the wide releases / expanding films looking like they have what it takes to top the box office charts. This is not particularly surprising, as the Martin Luther King long weekend is not known as a powerhouse at the box office. With a returning champion and a selection of new and expanding films, moviegoers have a lot of choice, but come Tuesday, there won't be a lot of celebrating in the movie studios. More...

International Top Five - It's a Brand New Day for Night

January 10th, 2007

2007 started the same way that 2006 ended, with Night at the Museum on top of the international charts. During its second weekend of release the film pulled in $29.8 million on 5,000 screens in 38 markets crossing the $100 million mark in the process; so far the film has pulled in $116.7 million internationally and is on pace to hit $200 million. Most of the film's weekend haul came from holdovers like the U.K. where it remained in first place with $5.71 million on 487 screens for a two-week total of $26.85 million. It also held well in Germany adding $4.99 million on 794 screens to its total of $13.95 million in that market. The film's few openings were mostly of the samller variety including first place debuts in Greece, ($900,000 on 66 screens), and Peru, ($471,000 on 82). More...

Night Lasts Three Weeks

January 9th, 2007

There were a couple of pleasant surprises this week, including a generally stronger than expected performance by the holdovers. Better than expected still resulted in an 18% drop-off from last weekend to $133 million, but that's 3.5% better than 2006's start. More...

New Year Hangover

January 5th, 2007

The first weekend of the year is not known for producing many hits. In fact, perhaps only the first weekend after Labor Day is worse. This year is no exception: the three wide releases are not earning strong reviews, only one new film is able to crack 2,000 theaters, and none of them have a real shot at first place. More...

International Top Five - Night on the Town

January 4th, 2007

Night at the Museum stormed into the international marketplace with $47.3 million on 4,722 screens in 26 markets. In the U.K. the film made $7.80 million on 488 screens over the weekend and $15.05 million since Boxing Day. In Australia it had to settle for second place with $3.19 million on 365 screens over the weekend and $5.10 million in total. In Mexico the film shot up to first place with $2.24 million on 972 screens during its first full weekend of release and $7.04 million since Christmas day. After just two weeks Museum has pulled in $58.1 million with many major markets still to come as it rolls out from now until March. More...

New Year was a Weekend to Celebrate

January 3rd, 2007

It was a fairly predictable weekend as far as box office numbers go. No film really beat expectations by a wide margin, nor did any fail to do so. This meant nearly every film in the top ten showed significant growth (the lone exception was Rocky Balboa), while the only film in the top twenty to see a serious drop-off was the Christmas film, The Nativity Story, which plummeted more than 67%. More...

New Year is Out with the New, In with the Old

December 29th, 2006

It's the New Year's Day long weekend, and not surprisingly, there are no new wide releases this week. There are, on the other hand, two movies that are playing their first weekend, Dreamgirls and Black Christmas. However, it looks as if neither has what it takes to wrestle top spot from Night at the Museum. More...

Christmas Delivers Some Gifts to Good Moviegoers (and a Couple of Lumps of Coal)

December 28th, 2006

Most films missed expectations this weekend and that hurt the overall box office, which was off 8% compared to last year. But there were still reasons to celebrate with Pursuit of Happyness and Rocky Balboa matching their production budget over the weekend while Dreamgirls exploded on Christmas Day. More...

Movie Website Updates for December 16 - December 21, 2006

December 22nd, 2006

An abridged list with just the sites for movies opening this week, and maybe one or two others. Because it is such a short list, there's no real strong choice for Weekly Website Award. Rocky Balboa - Official Site comes the closest, but it doesn't quite get there. More...

Rocky Looks to Knock Out Competition With Fast Start

December 21st, 2006

Christmas is one of the busiest times of year and this year is no exception with five films opening wide from now to the 25th and another expanding. Because of the crowd, at least one or two will be lost, squeezed out by the competition. However, there are also two or three films that are aiming at $100 million, or more. More...

Contest - Good Children Win Prizes

December 18th, 2006

Our last box office prediction contest of the year has prize packs from The Good German and Children of Men and all you have to do win is predict the opening weekend of Night at the Museum. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win The Good German prize pack consisting of a poster and a T-shirt. While the person who comes the closest to the film's opening 3-day weekend (Friday to Sunday), without going under, will win Children of Men prize pack (also a poster and apparel). Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

Movie Website Updates for December 9 - December 15, 2006

December 16th, 2006

The end of year big movie rush continues, the last few big movies are launching their sites. And one such movie, Night at the Museum - Official Site, is the winning of the Weekly Website Award. More...

New Movie US Release Dates - December 3, 2006

December 3rd, 2006

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Hairspray, Becoming Jane and more. More...

2006 Preview: December

December 1st, 2006

Looking at my calendar I see that it's March 11th. ... March 11th, 2003. This means it's time for me to get a new calendar, but more importantly, it's time for the December preview. December is an insanely busy time of year with studio release major blockbusters in hopes of cashing in on the holidays, as well as a ton of Oscar bait movies hoping to remain fresh in voters' minds by the time the ballots are handed out. On a side note, this is the first time in several years that's there not an obvious Must See movie opening during the month. Sure, there are quite a few that should crack $100 million at the box office, maybe even $200 million, but nothing like The Lord of the Rings. In addition to the ton of wide releases and limited releases scheduled to open wide this month, there are several more movies opening in limited release this month before expanding in the new year. Movies like Home of the Brave, Arthur & the Invisibles, The Painted Veil, Letters from Iwo Jima, Children of Men, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Fast Track, and Pan's Labyrinth, and possibly some others. More...

Movie Website Updates for November 18 - November 24, 2006

November 24th, 2006

This week the list is abridged due to the holidays, but there are still a few good sites here. In fact, percent-wise, there are more good site than most weeks. However, the best site has already won the award while the rest don't quite reach the level of an Award-winning site. If I were to pick the best of the rest it would be Dhoom 2: Back in Action - Official Site. More...

IMAX - Very Happy with Feet's Debut

November 22nd, 2006

Happy Feet set a record on IMAX earning $2.4 million on 79 screens, the best ever opening for and animated film. More...

New Movie US Release Dates - November 12, 2006

November 12th, 2006

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Halloween, Saw 4, The Incredible Hulk and more. More...

Movie Website Updates for August 5 - August 11

August 11th, 2006

The torrid pace of website updates continues with more than 30 films on this week's list. There were a few sites that really caught my eye, but it was Trust the Man - Official Site and its interactive map of New York City and its more than 2 dozen clips that won the Weekly Website Award. More...

Movie Website Updates for July 29 - August 4

August 4th, 2006

Third week in a row where the number of sites featured on this list has topped 30. With such a busy week it would take something different to win the award, and that's something Michel Gondry excels at delivering giving The Science of Sleep - Official Site the Weekly Website Award. More...