International sales added an additional $14.2 million to the coffers. In general, it seems for a movie to reach monster status, it has to be equally popular internationally as it is in the states and in this case the breakdown stands at 50.4% of the total worldwide gross comes from the states and 49.6% everywhere else. That basically means for every dollar spent in the states, a dollar is being spent elsewhere. The net result is a doubling of expected profits since overseas sales is never a given but necessary if a film is to reach the $500M or more club that studios love to achieve. July the 4th is expected to cause the box office to take a hit but clearly overseas sales will mitigate the loss of momentum.
Box Office Totals (in millions)
Date | US | Intl | Worldwide |
6/19-6/23 | $0.0 | $24.1 | $24.1 |
6/24 | $62.2 | $60.0 | $120.7 |
6/25 | $29.1 | $20.0 | $48.6 |
6/26 | $36.7 | ||
6/27 | $40.2 | ||
6/28 | $32.0 | $86.2** | |
6/29 | $14.8 | $14.1 | $28.9 |
6/30 | $13.5 | $16.8 | $30.3 |
7/01 | $11.0 | $14.2 | $25.2 |
Totals | $239.4 | $235.4 | $474.8 |
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