WINDFALL at the Box Office

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=intl&id=bond23.htm

It's showing that Skyfall's China haul is up to $56 million in roughly two weeks of release. Assuming those numbers are accurate, China could account for $100 million. I don't know what the forecast models are for theaters in China, so it's hard to gauge how well the film is doing (though all accounts I've read so far say that it is doing fantastic).

If GHOST PROTOCOL is the gold standard for China, then Skyfall isn't far off. And clearly SF has beaten the overall box office of GP.

Total haul so far is 1,094. billion Once China is all in, total receipts could be in the area of 1.145 billion, which could make it the 2nd best film at the world box office of 2012, I believe. The #2 film of the year, from what I can tell, will be either SKYFALL or THE HOBBIT.

GP had the advantage of opening much earlier in China after its US & worldwide release...Skyfall took about 11 weeks...pirated copies must be everywhere but it has still done very well in China.

@Tubes...the last BO information for Skyfall in the USA was last weekend's actual receipts, which was just over 1/2 million. Between then and next Sunday it should take in another 1/2 million. But the job's been done, it's gone north of US$300m....

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=intl&id=bond23.htm

It's showing that Skyfall's China haul is up to $56 million in roughly two weeks of release. Assuming those numbers are accurate, China could account for $100 million. I don't know what the forecast models are for theaters in China, so it's hard to gauge how well the film is doing (though all accounts I've read so far say that it is doing fantastic).

If GHOST PROTOCOL is the gold standard for China, then Skyfall isn't far off. And clearly SF has beaten the overall box office of GP.

Total haul so far is 1,094. billion Once China is all in, total receipts could be in the area of 1.145 billion, which could make it the 2nd best film at the world box office of 2012, I believe. The #2 film of the year, from what I can tell, will be either SKYFALL or THE HOBBIT.

Hobbit won't pass Skyfall.

Top 40: In week 17 Adele with her Skyfall moved from the 15th to 17th place.

In weak 14 of the movie, Skyfall go from the 8th to the 12 place in Top 20 and from 95 theater counts to 78.
With $25,523,954 the studio's can be very happy.

The Hobbit whyle not disapointed and it be second movie of 2012 with $15,954,412, there expect more from it because the theater counts in the 8th week of the movie go from 148 to 111.

Ice Age 4 will soon move from the 4th to the 5th place Top 5 of 2012, beaten by Dutch movie ''Alles is Family'' (Everything is Family), the follow up of ''Alles is Liefde'' (Everthing is love). Ice Age 4 at the moment $9,673,883, Alles is Family $9,357,743.

Top [size=9]10 - 2012 in T[size=9]he Netherlands at the moment:[/size]

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1	Skyfall	Sony	$25,523,954	10/31
2	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	Warner Bros.	$15,954,412	12/13
3	Intouchables	n/a	$12,001,871	3/22
4	Ice Age: Continental Drift	WB	$9,673,883	7/5
5	Alles is familie	AFD	$9,357,743	11/22
6	The Dark Knight Rises	WB	$8,792,252	7/20
7	Ted	UPI	$8,398,616	9/13
8	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted	UPI	$7,506,053	7/19
9	The Avengers (2012)	Disney	$6,609,804	4/25
10	The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2	n/a	$5,609,552	11/15

Film has now gone over 1,100,000,000.00 at the box office, making it the #2 film, globally, of 2012; right behind THE AVENGERS. It has passed THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. And unless THE HOBBIT manages to find another $100 million somewhere, it won't be able to catch up to SKYFALL.

The 'Sky' truly was the limit for BOND #23, but now we really better see all the stops pulled out for #24. We all know that, historically speaking, the fourth film in Moore, Connery and Brosnan's series were their biggest moneymakers, so I would expect no less from Craig's next film.

Suggestions for BOND 24: Norway, Australia, and Morocco. Director: Christopher Nolan. Budget $300 million. Title song by: Muse. Projected box office receipts: 1.7 billion.

Make it happen EON!

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Suggestions for BOND 24: Norway, Australia, and Morocco.

Why Morocco? Bond's been there before (as has Jason Bourne), and it wasn't that interesting the first time round.

Don't get me started on Nolan...

Largo's Shark wrote:

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Suggestions for BOND 24: Norway, Australia, and Morocco.

Why Morocco? Bond's been there before (as has Jason Bourne), and it wasn't that interesting the first time round.

Don't get me started on Nolan...

First of all, Morocco is the only decent place in Africa to go to. (eh, maybe Kenya, but...). Secondly, it's been 27 years since Bond went to Tangier. There are other places he could go in Morocco. Bond has gone to several places more than once. He went to Turkey again in SKYFALL (after having been there in FRWL and TWINE).

I'd like to see more on-location shooting (can't always rely on Roger Deakin's cinematography to fool viewers into thinking Bond is in China when he's not).

And thirdly, Morocco is fascinating.

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Largo's Shark wrote:

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Suggestions for BOND 24: Norway, Australia, and Morocco.

Why Morocco? Bond's been there before (as has Jason Bourne), and it wasn't that interesting the first time round.

Don't get me started on Nolan...

First of all, Morocco is the only decent place in Africa to go to. (eh, maybe Kenya, but...).

Bollocks. Ethiopia is stunning. Dallol would make a great location for a Bond finale, even if it was just used for second unit shots, with the acid craters recreated in Pinewood or Longcross Studios.

FWIW, I'd replace Morocco with Borneo (Sarawak, Indonesia or Malaysia - Brunei would be out of the question). It's a more colourful place, with plenty of deadly critters and fauna. If you were going to do a Garden of Death somewhere, it should be on that island.

If it's going to be Africa, it should be Capetown and Table Mountain.

There's also Victoria Falls and the lost city of Zimbabwe, Kilimanjaro, all sorts of visually striking stuff.

And I'm all in favor of Mendes sticking around.

Didn't Mendes and co scout South Africa in 2011?

We should move this to one of the hundreds of "locations you'd like to see in Bond 24" threads.

Come on Khan, use your mod powers.

I'm certain I already mentioned Capetown/Table Mountain in that thread, Shark.

Perilagu Khan wrote:

There's also Victoria Falls and the lost city of Zimbabwe, Kilimanjaro, all sorts of visually striking stuff.

And I'm all in favor of Mendes sticking around.

Well, yeah, there's Kilimanjaro. So I guess there's a few good places to shoot in Africa. And I have no problem with Mendes sticking around, but can he make lightning strike twice? That's what the real question is, because I'm sure there are dozens of SONY bean counters looking at the 1.1 billion figure and believing (rightly, I might add), that that figure can be topped. If SF can do 1.1 billion, why can't #24 do 1.3 billion? 1.5 billion?

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Perilagu Khan wrote:

There's also Victoria Falls and the lost city of Zimbabwe, Kilimanjaro, all sorts of visually striking stuff.

And I'm all in favor of Mendes sticking around.

Well, yeah, there's Kilimanjaro. So I guess there's a few good places to shoot in Africa. And I have no problem with Mendes sticking around, but can he make lightning strike twice? That's what the real question is, because I'm sure there are dozens of SONY bean counters looking at the 1.1 billion figure and believing (rightly, I might add), that that figure can be topped. If SF can do 1.1 billion, why can't #24 do 1.3 billion? 1.5 billion?

If B24 is of comparable quality to SF, and if the film packs similar star power (Adele, Bardem), there is every reason to believe it can make more than SF. Lots of people out there were blown away by SF and eagerly await their next Bond experience. The existing market is large and deep, much like Beyonce's butt.

11 days later..

2 other 2012 movies enter the list, making now 36-2012 movies stay in Top 512.

1-1. The Avengers $1,511.8
:arrow: 2-2. Skyfall $1,100.8

3-3. The Dark Knight Rises $1,081.0

4-4. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey$956.2
5-5. Ice Age: Continental Drift $875.3
6-6. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2$828.4
7-7. The Amazing Spider-Man $752.2
8-8. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $742.1
9-9. Hunger Games $686.5
10-10. MIB 3 $624.0
11-11. Life Of Pi $564.2

12-12. Brave $535.4
13-13. Ted $528.7
14-14. The Intouchables $426.6
15-15. Prometheus $403.4
16-16. Snow White and the Huntsman $396.6
17-17. Wreck-It Ralph$392.1
18-18. Taken 2 $374.3
20-19. Les Miserables $359.5
19-20. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax $348.8
23-21. Django Unchained $342.3
22-22. Hotel Transylvania $327.2
21-23. Journey 2: The Mysterious Island $325.9
24-24. Battleship $303.0
25-25. Wrath of the Titans $302.0
26-26. The Expendables 2 $300.4
27-27. Rise of the Guardians $299.7
28-28. John Carter $282.8
29-29. The Bourne legacy $276.1
30-30. Dark Shadows $239.1
31-31. American Reunion aka American Pie 8 $235.0
N-32. Lincoln $221.6
32-33. Resident Evil: Retribution $221.8
33-34. Safe House $208.1
34-35. 21 Jump Street $201.6
N-36. Argo $200.4

Skyfall is very close to beating the Boxoffice of LOTR Return of the King with 19 million to go and if 23 million it wil be the 5th biggest boxoffce movie ever and will beat Transformers 3. But whyle weeks a go it not look like, The Hobbit is back in the game to beat Skyfall. At this moment The Hobbit deliever 956 million and movie released 6 weeks later what mean the movie wil end 6 weeks later in cinema then Skyfall. This can mean at the end Skyfall will be pushed back to the 3th place of best 2012 at the Boxoffice.

1	Avatar	Fox	$2,782.3	$760.5	27.3%	$2,021.8	72.7%	2009^
2	Titanic	Par.	$2,185.4	$658.7	30.1%	$1,526.7	69.9%	1997^
3	Marvel's The Avengers	BV	$1,511.8	$623.4	41.2%	$888.4	58.8%	2012
4	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2	WB	$1,328.1	$381.0	28.7%	$947.1	71.3%	2011
5	Transformers: Dark of the Moon	P/DW	$1,123.7	$352.4	31.4%	$771.4	68.6%	2011
6	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	NL	$1,119.9	$377.8	33.7%	$742.1	66.3%	2003^
7	Skyfall	Sony	$1,100.8	$303.5	27.6%	$797.3	72.4%	2012
8	The Dark Knight Rises	WB	$1,081.0	$448.1	41.5%	$632.9	58.5%	2012
9	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	BV	$1,066.2	$423.3	39.7%	$642.9	60.3%	2006
10	Toy Story 3	BV	$1,063.2	$415.0	39.0%	$648.2	61.0%	2010
11	Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides	BV	$1,043.9	$241.1	23.1%	$802.8	76.9%	2011
12	Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace	Fox	$1,027.0	$474.5	46.2%	$552.5	53.8%	1999^
13	Alice in Wonderland (2010)	BV	$1,024.3	$334.2	32.6%	$690.1	67.4%	2010
14	The Dark Knight	WB	$1,004.6	$534.9	53.2%	$469.7	46.8%	2008^
15	Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone	WB	$974.8	$317.6	32.6%	$657.2	67.4%	2001
16	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	BV	$963.4	$309.4	32.1%	$654.0	67.9%	2007
17	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1	WB	$956.4	$296.0	30.9%	$660.4	69.1%	2010
18	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	WB	$956.2	$298.7	31.2%	$657.5	68.8%	2012
19	The Lion King	BV	$951.6	$422.8	44.4%	$528.8	55.6%	1994^
20	Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix	WB	$939.9	$292.0	31.1%	$647.9	68.9%	2007

SKYFALL passed $800 million overseas
Domestic Box Office:

1. THUNDERBALL: $467,189,850
2. GOLDFINGER: $381,306,950
3. SKYFALL: $303,954,360
4. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: $298,506,630
5. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER: $250,374,070
6. MOONRAKER: $224,101,740
7. DIE ANOTHER DAY: $207,021,330
8. CASINO ROYALE '06: $192,203,210
9. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE: $185,101,450
10. LIVE AND LET DIE: $184,384,660
11. QUANTUM OF SOLACE: $180,961,870
12. TOMORROW NEVER DIES: 180,662,220
13. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME: $178,858,030
14. THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH: $176,324,470
15. CASINO ROYALE '67: $173,208,830
16. GOLDENEYE: $161,605,210
17. OCTOPUSSY: $157,741,550
18. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE: $143,601,560
19. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: $139,538,680
20. NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN: $131,037,700
21. DR. NO: $121,504,060
22. A VIEW TO A KILL: $108,236,450
23. THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS: $104,267,380
24. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN: $98,439,510
25. LICENCE TO KILL: $64,695,080



International Box Office:

1. SKYFALL: $804,104,044
2. LIVE AND LET DIE: $658,895,800
3. THUNDERBALL: $570,101,210
4. GOLDFINGER: $551,039,320
5. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME: $536,365,260
6. CASINO ROYALE '06: $489,895,400
7. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: $474,697,600
8. QUANTUM OF SOLACE: $447,966,630
9. MOONRAKER: $446,213,580
10. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER: $412,421,290
11. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE: $407,487,590
12. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE: $403,866,690
13. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: $376,735,680
14. GOLDENEYE: $373,172,770
15. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN: $359,680,640
16. DIE ANOTHER DAY: $348,627,030
17. DR. NO: $329,210,230
18. THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH: $326,259,860
19. TOMORROW NEVER DIES: $299,469,200
20. THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS: $285,213,420
21. OCTOPUSSY: $277,889,100
22. NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN: $240,700,450
23. A VIEW TO A KILL: $231,131,810
24. LICENCE TO KILL: $226,803,090
25. CASINO ROYALE '67: $134,410,060



Worldwide Box Office

1. SKYFALL:$1,108,058,404
2. THUNDERBALL: $1,037,291,060
3. GOLDFINGER: $932,246,270
4. LIVE AND LET DIE: $843,280,460
5. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: $773,204,230
6. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME: $715,223,290
7. CASINO ROYALE '06: $682,098,610
8. MOONRAKER: $670,315,320
9. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER: $663,795,360
10. QUANTUM OF SOLACE: $628,928,500
11. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE: $588,968,140
12. DIE ANOTHER DAY: $555,648,360
13. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE: $551,089,150
14. GOLDENEYE: $534,777,980
15. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: $516,274,360
16. THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH: $502,584,330
17. TOMORROW NEVER DIES: $480,131,420
18. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN: $458,120,150
19. DR. NO: $450,714,290
20. OCTOPUSSY: $435,630,650
21. THE LIVING DAYLIGHT: $389,480,800
22. NEVER SAT NEVER AGAIN: $371,738,150
23. A VIEW TO A KILL: $339,368,260
24. CASINO ROYALE '67: $307,618,890
25. LICENCE TO KILL: $291,498,170

SKYFALL has made more money worldwide than Brosnan's top 2 films combined, even when adjusting for inflation.

Adele stil stay in Top 40 and in the 18th week she go from 17 to 23 and this week, the 19th week she stay in the list the song go from 23 to 25. With Adele won Oscar, i hope Radio stations wil play the song more and some people will buy the single and this wil give the song a new boost in the list.

Goodbye Skyfall. The 14th week whas the last one. In the 15th week the
movie no longer stay in Dutch Top 20 of movies. Out of the cinema with
exeption of Pathe Munt for this weekend. But only 8-9 days to go and then also Dutch people can buy the movie on BD and Dvd.

And because i expect people are litle bit curious to it, how Die Hard 5 doing it in my country and how it fit with the 2012 movies Bourne Legacy and Skyfall. After 2 weeks Die Hard 5 delieverd $1,869,502. This [size=9]comes more close[size=9]r to the Boxoffice of Bourne Legac[size=9]y. Die Hard 5 s[size=9]tar[size=9]ted w[size=9]ith[/size] 100 screens in week 1 and keep [size=9]tho[size=9]se in Week 2, Bourne start with 97 and in the second week get a litle update to 98 screens. Die Hard 5 wins from Bourne at the moment, Bourne Legacy delieverd after 2 weeks [/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9]$1,265,117[size=9] and [/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9][size=9]$1,942,484 after [size=9]4.

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1	Skyfall	Sony	$25,100,238	11/2
2	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	Warner Bros.	$15,996,488	12/13
3	Intouchables	n/a	$12,001,871	3/22
4	Ice Age: Continental Drift	WB	$9,673,883	7/5
5	Alles is familie	AFD	$9,254,328	11/22
6	The Dark Knight Rises	WB	$8,792,252	7/20
7	Ted	UPI	$8,398,616	9/13
8	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted	UPI	$7,506,053	7/19
9	The Avengers (2012)	Disney	$6,609,804	4/25
10	Life of Pi	Fox	$5,956,594	12/20
11	The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2	n/a	$5,609,552	11/15
12	Mees Kees	E1	$5,231,957	10/4
13	The Hunger Games	n/a	$4,525,341	3/22
14	Magic Mike	n/a	$4,112,808	7/12
15	American Reunion	UPI	$3,872,019	4/5
16	Snow White and the Huntsman	UPI	$3,871,179	6/7
17	Alleen maar nette mensen (Only Decent People)	n/a	$3,393,290	10/11
18	The Muppets	Disney	$3,379,778	2/9
19	De Marathon	n/a	$3,281,734	10/18
20	Step Up Revolution	n/a	$3,256,987	7/26
21	Wreck-It Ralph	Disney	$3,114,278	12/13
22	The Amazing Spider-Man	Sony	$3,052,286	6/28
23	MIB 3	Sony	$2,956,169	5/23
24	The Expendables 2	DFW	$2,955,415	8/16
25	Brave	Disney	$2,917,692	7/19
26	The Dictator	UPI	$2,836,361	5/17
27	De verbouwing	E1	$2,671,506	9/6
28	Titanic 3D	WB	$2,615,303	4/5
29	The Descendants	WB	$2,510,197	2/2
30	Cool Kids Don't Cry	n/a	$2,504,261	2/16
31	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)	Sony	$2,501,036	1/19
32	Dr. Seuss' The Lorax	UPI	$2,477,417	4/12
33	Safe House	UPI	$2,444,442	2/23
34	The Bourne Legacy	UPI	$2,403,240	9/6
35	This Means War	WB	$2,249,406	2/23
36	Prometheus	WB	$2,217,912	5/31
37	K3 Bengeltjes	n/a	$2,087,747	12/13
38	Jack Reacher	n/a	$2,074,762	12/26
39	Amour	n/a	$2,053,373	11/15
40	De Groeten van Mike!	AFD	$2,050,192	12/13
41	The Iron Lady	n/a	$1,937,439	1/12
42	Süskind	n/a	$1,912,323	1/19
43	21 Jump Street	Sony	$1,882,985	6/21
44	Project X	WB	$1,878,508	3/1
45	Jackie	n/a	$1,827,546	5/10
46	What to Expect When You're Expecting	DFW	$1,806,845	5/24
47	Het Bombardement	DFW	$1,763,783	12/20
48	Taken 2	n/a	$1,762,745	11/22
49	Hotel Transylvania	Sony	$1,689,736	12/20
50	Journey 2: The Mysterious Island	WB	$1,621,815	2/16
51	Battleship	UPI	$1,546,652	4/19
52	John Carter	Disney	$1,537,439	3/8
53	Dark Shadows	WB	$1,532,878	5/10
54	Jagten (The Hunt)	n/a	$1,512,406	10/25
55	Rise of the Guardians	UPI	$1,500,693	11/29
56	The Pirates! Band of Misfits	Sony	$1,387,502	4/26
57	Sprookjesboom de Film	n/a	$1,374,249	2/23
58	Wrath of the Titans	WB	$1,357,923	3/29
59	Mirror Mirror	AFD	$1,337,895	4/26
60	Hugo	UPI	$1,302,996	2/16
61	Hope Springs	E1	$1,253,403	9/27
62	Chronicle (2012)	WB	$1,179,233	3/15
63	The Lucky One	WB	$1,174,455	6/7
64	Total Recall (2012)	Sony	$1,174,249	8/9
65	Tony 10	n/a	$1,153,323	2/16
66	War Horse	Disney	$1,096,817	2/2
67	Paranormal Activity 4	UPI	$1,088,817	10/25
68	Cloud Atlas	n/a	$1,072,340	11/29
69	The Darkest Hour	WB	$1,054,357	1/12
70	The Watch	WB	$1,037,517	8/23
71	To Rome with Love	PPI	$1,030,426	8/23
72	The Vow	Sony	$1,029,456	5/3
73	Anna Karenina	UPI	$1,026,545	12/6
74	Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close	WB	$1,006,089	3/8
75	Sint & Diego en de Magische Bron van Myra	AFD	$961,175	10/18

Update, with suprise a 37th late 2012 movie enter the list. Jack Reacher.

1-1. The Avengers $1,511.8
:arrow: 2-2. Skyfall $1,108.3
3-3. The Dark Knight Rises $1,081.0

4-4. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey$980.0
5-5. Ice Age: Continental Drift $875.3
6-6. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 $829.0
7-7. The Amazing Spider-Man $752.2
8-8. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $742.1
9-9. Hunger Games $686.5
10-10. MIB 3 $624.0
11-11. Life Of Pi $583.4
13-12. Ted $539.8
12-13. Brave $535.4
17-14. Wreck-It Ralph $428.2
14-15. The Intouchables $426.6
15-16. Prometheus $403.4
16-17. Snow White and the Huntsman $396.6
19-18. Les Miserables$394.9
21-19. Django Unchained $380.4
18-20. Taken 2 $374.3
20-21. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax $348.8
22-22. Hotel Transylvania $336.9
23-23. Journey 2: The Mysterious Island $325.9
24-24. Battleship $303.0
27-25. Rise of the Guardians $302.3
25-26. Wrath of the Titans $302.0
26-27. The Expendables 2 $300.4
28-28. John Carter $282.8
29-29. The Bourne legacy $276.1
32-30. Lincoln $244.8
30-31. Dark Shadows $239.1
31-32. American Reunion aka American Pie 8 $235.0
33-33. Resident Evil: Retribution $221.8
N-34. Jack Reacher $213.1

34-35. Safe House $208.1
36-36. Argo $206.8
35-37. 21 Jump Street $201.6
Will Skyfall beat Return Of the King !!. The movie is crumble to end, it need more 10 million to beat that movie.

1	Avatar	Fox	$2,782.3	$760.5	27.3%	$2,021.8	72.7%	2009^
2	Titanic	Par.	$2,185.4	$658.7	30.1%	$1,526.7	69.9%	1997^
3	Marvel's The Avengers	BV	$1,511.8	$623.4	41.2%	$888.4	58.8%	2012
4	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2	WB	$1,328.1	$381.0	28.7%	$947.1	71.3%	2011
5	Transformers: Dark of the Moon	P/DW	$1,123.7	$352.4	31.4%	$771.4	68.6%	2011
6	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	NL	$1,119.9	$377.8	33.7%	$742.1	66.3%	2003^
7	Skyfall	Sony	$1,108.3	$304.2	27.4%	$804.1	72.6%	2012
8	The Dark Knight Rises	WB	$1,081.0	$448.1	41.5%	$632.9	58.5%	2012
9	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	BV	$1,066.2	$423.3	39.7%	$642.9	60.3%	2006
10	Toy Story 3	BV	$1,063.2	$415.0	39.0%	$648.2	61.0%	2010
11	Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides	BV	$1,043.9	$241.1	23.1%	$802.8	76.9%	2011
12	Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace	Fox	$1,027.0	$474.5	46.2%	$552.5	53.8%	1999^
13	Alice in Wonderland (2010)	BV	$1,024.3	$334.2	32.6%	$690.1	67.4%	2010
14	The Dark Knight	WB	$1,004.6	$534.9	53.2%	$469.7	46.8%	2008^
15	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	WB	$980.0	$301.0	30.7%	$679.0	69.3%	2012
16	Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone	WB	$974.8	$317.6	32.6%	$657.2	67.4%	2001
17	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	BV	$963.4	$309.4	32.1%	$654.0	67.9%	2007
18	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1	WB	$956.4	$296.0	30.9%	$660.4	69.1%	2010
19	The Lion King	BV	$951.6	$422.8	44.4%	$528.8	55.6%	1994^
20	Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix	WB	$939.9	$292.0	31.1%	$647.9	68.9%	2007

Interesting how a little bit more marketing internationally could've put Skyfall in the top 5 all-time. Underwhelming marketing is a reason why it didn't break the 1-billion ruble ($33 million) mark in Russia, for example. Could've done better in Japan and South Korea too. Oh well.

Unexpected, but Adele made a big Skyfalllllllllllllllllllllllll In Dutch Top 40. In the 20th week of the song, the track go down from the 25th place to... the 38th place, means the song falls 13 places. It possible mean that this 20th week be her final week in the list. Of course Monday the song won a Oscar but i also notice the song isn't played much any more. The count of times the song is played is of course only 1 of the 3 sources to get song in/stay in the list. Possible people not legal download the song enough too or buying the song on real single. We must see or that price and the fact the movie wil be released over 5 days on Dvd and BD wil help to stay the song in the list.

1-1. The Avengers $1,511.8
:arrow: 2-2. Skyfall $1,108.3
3-3. The Dark Knight Rises $1,081.0
4-4. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey$1,010.2
5-5. Ice Age: Continental Drift$877.2
6-6. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 $829.2
7-7. The Amazing Spider-Man $752.2
8-8. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $742.1
9-9. Hunger Games $691.2
10-10. MIB 3 $624.0
11-11. Life Of Pi $600.7
12-12. Ted $545.8
13-13. Brave $535.4
14-14. Wreck-It Ralph$436.0
15-15. The Intouchables $426.6
18-16. Les Miserables$423.1
16-17. Prometheus $403.4
19-18. Django Unchained $402.4
17-19. Snow White and the Huntsman $396.6
20-20. Taken 2 $376.1
21-21. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax $348.8
22-22. Hotel Transylvania $344.5
23-23. Journey 2: The Mysterious Island $325.9 25-24. Rise of the Guardians $303.1
24-25. Battleship $303.0
26-26. Wrath of the Titans $302.0
27-27. The Expendables 2 $300.4
28-28. John Carter $282.8
29-29. The Bourne legacy $276.1
30-30. Lincoln $258.1
31-31. Dark Shadows $239.1
32-32. American Reunion aka American Pie 8 $235.0
36-33. Argo $224.7
33-34. Resident Evil: Retribution $221.8
34-35. Jack Reacher $216.5
35-36. Safe House $208.1
N-37. Silver Linings Playbook $203.0
37-38. 21 Jump Street $201.6

2 months later..


1-1. The Avengers $1,511.8
:arrow: 2-2. Skyfall $1,108.3
3-3. The Dark Knight Rises $1,084.4
4-4. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey$1,017.0
5-5. Ice Age: Continental Drift $877.2
6-6. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 $829.7
7-7. The Amazing Spider-Man $752.2
8-8. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $742.1
9-9. Hunger Games $691.2
10-10. MIB 3 $624.0
11-11. Life Of Pi $608.9
12-12. Ted $549.4
13-13. Brave $538.8
14-14. Wreck-It Ralph$471.2
16-15. Les Miserables $437.7
15-16. The Intouchables $426.6
18-17. Django Unchained $422.8
17-18. Prometheus $403.4
19-19. Snow White and the Huntsman $396.6
20-20. Taken 2 $376.1
21-21. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax $348.8
22-22. Hotel Transylvania $346.9
23-23. Journey 2: The Mysterious Island $335.3
26-24. Wrath of the Titans [b]$305.3
[/b]24-25. Rise of the Guardians $303.7
25-26. Battleship $303.0
27-27. The Expendables 2 $300.4
28-28. John Carter $282.8
29-29. The Bourne legacy $276.1
30-30. Lincoln $274.1
31-31. Dark Shadows $245.5
34-32. Resident Evil: Retribution $240.2
37-33. Silver Linings Playbook $235.8
32-34. American Reunion aka American Pie 8 $235.0
33-35. Argo$232.3

35-36. Jack Reacher $216.6
36-37. Safe House $208.1
38-38. 21 Jump Street $201.6
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1	Avatar	Fox	$2,782.3	$760.5	27.3%	$2,021.8	72.7%	2009^
2	Titanic	Par.	$2,185.4	$658.7	30.1%	$1,526.7	69.9%	1997^
3	Marvel's The Avengers	BV	$1,511.8	$623.4	41.2%	$888.4	58.8%	2012
4	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2	WB	$1,341.5	$381.0	28.4%	$960.5	71.6%	2011
5	Transformers: Dark of the Moon	P/DW	$1,123.7	$352.4	31.4%	$771.4	68.6%	2011
6	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	NL	$1,119.9	$377.8	33.7%	$742.1	66.3%	2003^
7	Skyfall	Sony	$1,108.6	$304.4	27.5%	$804.2	72.5%	2012
8	The Dark Knight Rises	WB	$1,084.4	$448.1	41.3%	$636.3	58.7%	2012
9	Iron Man 3	BV	$1,073.3	$337.1	31.4%	$736.2	68.6%	2013
10	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	BV	$1,066.2	$423.3	39.7%	$642.9	60.3%	2006
11	Toy Story 3	BV	$1,063.2	$415.0	39.0%	$648.2	61.0%	2010
12	Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides	BV	$1,043.9	$241.1	23.1%	$802.8	76.9%	2011
13	Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace	Fox	$1,027.0	$474.5	46.2%	$552.5	53.8%	1999^
14	Alice in Wonderland (2010)	BV	$1,024.3	$334.2	32.6%	$690.1	67.4%	2010
15	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	WB	$1,017.0	$303.0	29.8%	$714.0	70.2%	2012
16	The Dark Knight	WB	$1,004.6	$534.9	53.2%	$469.7	46.8%	2008^
17	Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone	WB	$974.8	$317.6	32.6%	$657.2	67.4%	2001
18	Jurassic Park	Uni.	$969.7	$402.3	41.5%	$567.4	58.5%	1993^
19	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	BV	$963.4	$309.4	32.1%	$654.0	67.9%	2007
20	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1	WB	$960.3	$296.0	30.8%	$664.3	69.2%	2010

All very detailed and all very interesting. Thanks. :)