WINDFALL at the Box Office

UPDATE...Skyfall has officially reached one billion.

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=bond23.htm

"Skyfall," the 23rd James Bond adventure, has surpassed $1 billion at the worldwide box office,

Quote :

Jeff Blake, chairman of worldwide marketing and distribution for Sony Pictures and Gary Barber, MGM's chairman and chief executive, made the announcement Sunday.

The film, from Albert R. Broccoli’s EON Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, and Sony Pictures Entertainment, is the most successful Bond film of all time. It is also the most successful film at the worldwide box office in Sony Pictures history.

"Skyfall," starring Daniel Craig as 007, took in $4.6 million this weekend in North America for a total of $289.6 million. Overseas, the film grossed $10.3 million for an international total to date of $710.6 million and a worldwide total exceeding $1 billion and growing. It has yet to play China, where it will open on Jan. 21.

Also read: ‘Skyfall’ Will Open Jan. 21 in China, Won’t Face ‘Hobbit’

"It is truly thrilling to reach this incredible milestone. With tremendous gratitude to Barbara and Michael, Sam, Daniel and our partner Sony, and to all of the dedicated distributors and fans across the globe, we are so proud of both Skyfall and our 50 year association with James Bond," said Gary Barber, MGM's Chairman and CEO.

“To see a film connect with audiences is always gratifying but the success of this film is nothing short of extraordinary," Blake said in a statement. "We couldn't be more excited for (producers) Michael Wilson, Barbara Broccoli, (director) Sam Mendes, Daniel Craig, and especially the fans who put James Bond in this very rare and very exclusive billion dollar box office club."

Will be #4 movie of 2012 in USA at just over $290m.

Who really saw this coming on November 9? :flower:

Skyfall is only the 14th film to make the billion dollar club. It's also now #9 all-time internationally with a chance to finish at #6 after China's release ends.

Bond is boss.

Weekend #8: $4,600,000
Domestic Box Office:

1. THUNDERBALL: $467,189,850
2. GOLDFINGER: $381,306,950
3. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: $298,506,630
4. SKYFALL: $289,600,000
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: $710,600,000
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. THUNDERBALL: $1,037,291,060
2. SKYFALL:$1,000,200,000
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 is only the third 2D movie to pass $700 million overseas.
SKYFALL has sold more tickets in the US than:
-Any X-Men film
-Any Lethal Weapon film
-Any Clint Eastwood film
-Any Star Trek film
-Any Bourne film
-Any movie with Vin Diesel in a starring role

Now it looks like even THE HOBBIT won't out-gross it, which would make it the first time that Bond has lead the seasonal box office since we've been able to keep track of such things.

Oh, and it will probably pass THUNDERBALL worldwide. An event that was ridiculously implausible 3 months ago.

Bloody hell. SF has more staying power than I expected. It will certainly surpass TB and now has a real shot at besting TDKR.

WE DID IT!

http://goldeneyedossier.blogspot.com.ar/2012/12/done-skyfall-reaches-one-billion.html

Perilagu Khan wrote:

Bloody hell. SF has more staying power than I expected. It will certainly surpass TB and now has a real shot at besting TDKR.

Don't forget to add all the cash that TB has been raking in at repeat showings at the Tiff Bond festival. I am personally responsible for shelling out another $48.00, over the last 10 weeks, to the global all-time TB totals.

I would love to see some of the Connery's Bond on the big screen.

I saw all of them when I was a little kid and I wouldn't mind experiencing them again.

Personally, I no longer care to see any of Connery's films again...it's hard to see his films knowing how he now distances himself from Bond, the role that made him... :suspect: I just see a bitter old man who feels as though he's owed millions....yawn....

At least ol' Rog shows some class every time.

j7wild wrote:

I would love to see some of the Connery's Bond on the big screen.

I saw all of them when I was a little kid and I wouldn't mind experiencing them again.

Designing 007,leaves here Jan 20th, along with the blue snuggers, but I still have time to get in one more GF, DN, DAF, YOLT, LALD and TSWLM, then its back to my entirely inadequate 40" LED and blu-ray, set-up.

Designing Bond I'm sure is destined to visit other cities. So far this Bond circus has rolled into London and Toronto. Surely some big USA and other global markets are on the horizon too, along with big-screen showings to go with the exhibit. Tip: the Connery/Laz classics are all being shown in 2k digitally restored pristeen perfect condition. Everything else, post DAF, appears to be original prints in passable condition but not great condition. I wasn't impressed with the LTK print that was shown. The other post DAF screenings were all quite good, but nothing like the restored early films. I didn't bother shelling out money for anything post Dalton. That's just me, eg. I'd rather watch TB 4x on big-screen than GE once.

Mrs Aural Sects wrote:

Personally, I no longer care to see any of Connery's films again...it's hard to see his films knowing how he now distances himself from Bond, the role that made him... :suspect: I just see a bitter old man who feels as though he's owed millions....yawn....

At least ol' Rog shows some class every time.

I don't really care how Sir Sean feels about those movies or that role nowadays. The movies still hold up quite well and his appraisal of them does not change my own perception.
It's not uncommon for people in creative fields to disown the very opportunities that lead to their success. It would be a waste to let this ruin your own personal enjoyment of them.

I sympathise with Connery considering he got no back-end deal to his contract, since no one could predict that DR. NO would be a major success. He was still getting paid DR. NO earnings while the producers were making THUNDERBALL earnings.

Be wary of what you hear from the EON hagiography machine. Broccoli was no saint.

In the end, the reluctance to make Connery an equal partner ended up working out. If Sean had stayed with the Bond role, he probably would have been so entrenched in it that it would be impossible to recast without a significant overhaul to the series. Instead, we accepted that Bond is a role with a revolving door where actors can be cast and recast as age, popularity, and physical fitness dictate.

It worked out for Sean, too, as he never would have had he post-Highlander renaissance if he continued with Bond.

Well, I don't think he needed to be an equal partner. Simply a new contract with a larger share in profit would be enough, like what Craig has had.

Largo's Shark wrote:

Well, I don't think he needed to be an equal partner. Simply a new contract with a larger share in profit would be enough, like what Craig has had.

Yes it would be nice if Sean could get a cut of all the money I've been lavishing on his old films, these last 10 weeks or so. Sean is the main reason I pay the money. Broz's re-runs aren't getting a penny out of me. Neither are Craig's. Maybe some day, when these films are older, but even then, not if they are competing with Sean and Rog re-runs.

Update from 1 January 2013.

And the winner of 2012 is.. The Avengers $1,511.8

2-2. The Dark Knight Rises $1,081.0
:arrow: 3-3. Skyfall $1,002.9
4-4. Ice Age: Continental Drift $875.2
5-5. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 $800.2
6-6. The Amazing Spider-Man $752.2
7-7. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $742.1
11-8. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey $702.0
8-9. Hunger Games $686.5
9-10. MIB 3 $624.0
10-11. Brave $535.3
12-12. Ted $501.8
13-13. The Intouchables $420.8
14-14. Prometheus $402.5
15-15. Snow White and the Huntsman $396.4
16.16 Taken 2 $365.6
17-17. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax $348.8
18-18. Journey 2: The Mysterious Island $325.9
19-19. Hotel Transylvania $312.6
26-20. Life Of Pi $306.1
20-21. Battleship $302.8
21-22. Wrath of the Titans $302.0
22.23. The Expendables 2 $300.4
23-24. John Carter $282.8
25-25. Wreck-It Ralph [b]$276.8
24-26. The Bourne legacy $276.1
29-27. Rise of the Guardians $258.1
27-28. Dark Shadows $239.1
28-29. American Reunion aka American Pie 8 $234.7
30-30. Resident Evil: Retribution $221.8
31-31. Safe House $207.9
32-32. 21 Jump Street $201.6

The end rank of course wil not be earlier then February 2013 of course and then worldwide The hobbit wil possible take over but Skyfall wil stay as the winner in The Netherlands.

After this weekend it should be a bit over US$295...it's getting ever so close to that $300m

In the weekly Top 40 charts, in the 12th week Adele moved down from the 4th to the 6th place.

Weekly: $8,702,192

Domestic Box Office:

1. THUNDERBALL: $467,189,850
2. GOLDFINGER: $381,306,950
3. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: $298,506,630
4. SKYFALL: $293,729,570
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: $710,600,000
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. THUNDERBALL: $1,037,291,060
2. SKYFALL: $1,004,329,570
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

We should get updated International figures by the end of this weekend. SKYFALL should pass TB before the China premiere.

When is the China premiere?

Perilagu Khan wrote:

When is the China premiere?

The 21st.

US$296.9m as of this weekend.

Mrs Aural Sects wrote:

US$296.9m as of this weekend.

So what is the consensus around here? Do we think SF crosses $300 million by the end of next weekend? It does *appear* that SF is a lock for 300+, unless the bottom just completely falls out from underneath the box office.

Weekend: $3,200,000

Domestic Box Office:

1. THUNDERBALL: $467,189,850
2. GOLDFINGER: $381,306,950
3. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: $298,506,630
4. SKYFALL:$296,900,000
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: $726,400,000
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. THUNDERBALL: $1,037,291,060
2. SKYFALL: $1,023,300,000
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

Going by how CR performed, the end of next weekend looks like the earliest $300 million will happen. It will happen before January lets out, though. It will be slower going than the holidays simply because less people will be at the cinema on weekdays.

With this weekend's update, SKYFALL passed TDK on the worldwide box office chart, ICE AGE 4 on the international chart, and DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 1 and NEW MOON in the domestic box office chart. SKYFALL has sold more tickets in the US than WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT, THE HANGOVER, and INCEPTION, amongst others.

Going by the ticket price adjuster on Box Office Mojo, SKYFALL has also out-sold YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE.

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Mrs Aural Sects wrote:

US$296.9m as of this weekend.

So what is the consensus around here? Do we think SF crosses $300 million by the end of next weekend? It does *appear* that SF is a lock for 300+, unless the bottom just completely falls out from underneath the box office.

I'll say within the next 7-10 days. Its tail might wag a bit more with Oscar buzz especially if it gets some nominations.

Update of Dutch results til 06 January 2013.

Avatar in 2009 $23,686,268
Skyfall on this moment $23,425,205 so we are save to say Skyfall wil win from Avatar at the end. In week 9 Skyfall go from 120 theater counts to 118 and deliever more then a million in that week. The Hobbit deliever $9,898,104
after 3 weeks, close to what Skyfall deliever in 2 weeks. The Hobbit deliever $12,682,182
in 4 weeks now. In week 10 of the movie Skyfall go to from 118 to 113 theater counts but move up back to the 3th movie of the week.

1	Skyfall	Sony	$23,425,205	11/2
2	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	Warner Bros.	$12,682,182	12/13
3	Intouchables	n/a	$12,001,871	3/22
4	Ice Age: Continental Drift	WB	$9,673,883	7/5
5	The Dark Knight Rises	WB	$8,792,252	7/20
6	Ted	UPI	$8,398,616	9/13
7	Alles is familie	AFD	$7,901,151	11/22
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
11	Mees Kees	E1	$5,231,957	10/4
12	The Hunger Games	n/a	$4,525,341	3/22
13	Magic Mike	n/a	$4,112,808	7/12
14	American Reunion	UPI	$3,872,019	4/5
15	Snow White and the Huntsman	UPI	$3,871,179	6/7
16	Alleen maar nette mensen (Only Decent People)	n/a	$3,393,290	10/11
17	The Muppets	Disney	$3,379,778	2/9
18	Life of Pi	Fox	$3,362,440	12/20
19	Step Up Revolution	n/a	$3,256,987	7/26
20	De Marathon	n/a	$3,136,185	10/18
21	The Amazing Spider-Man	Sony	$3,052,286	6/28
22	MIB 3	Sony	$2,956,169	5/23
23	The Expendables 2	DFW	$2,955,415	8/16
24	Brave	Disney	$2,917,692	7/19
25	The Dictator	UPI	$2,836,361	5/17
26	De verbouwing	E1	$2,671,506	9/6
27	Titanic 3D	WB	$2,615,303	4/5
28	Wreck-It Ralph	Disney	$2,537,955	12/13
29	De Groeten van Mike!	AFD	$2,537,955	12/13
30	The Descendants	WB	$2,510,197	2/2
31	Cool Kids Don't Cry	n/a	$2,504,261	2/16
32	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)	Sony	$2,501,036	1/19
33	Dr. Seuss' The Lorax	UPI	$2,477,417	4/12
34	Safe House	UPI	$2,444,442	2/23
35	The Bourne Legacy	UPI	$2,403,240	9/6
36	This Means War	WB	$2,249,406	2/23
37	Prometheus	WB	$2,217,912	5/31
38	The Iron Lady	n/a	$1,937,439	1/12
39	Süskind	n/a	$1,912,323	1/19
40	21 Jump Street	Sony	$1,882,985	6/21
41	Project X	WB	$1,878,508	3/1
42	Jackie	n/a	$1,827,546	5/10
43	What to Expect When You're Expecting	DFW	$1,806,845	5/24
44	Taken 2	n/a	$1,762,745	11/22
45	K3 Bengeltjes	n/a	$1,684,475	12/13
46	Journey 2: The Mysterious Island	WB	$1,621,815	2/16
47	Jack Reacher	n/a	$1,584,631	12/26
48	Battleship	UPI	$1,546,652	4/19
49	John Carter	Disney	$1,537,439	3/8
50	Dark Shadows	WB	$1,532,878	5/10
51	Rise of the Guardians	UPI	$1,500,693	11/29
52	Het Bombardement	DFW	$1,474,417	12/20
53	Amour	n/a	$1,391,034	11/15
54	The Pirates! Band of Misfits	Sony	$1,387,502	4/26
55	Sprookjesboom de Film	n/a	$1,374,249	2/23
56	Wrath of the Titans	WB	$1,357,923	3/29
57	Mirror Mirror	AFD	$1,337,895	4/26
58	Hugo	UPI	$1,302,996	2/16
59	Hope Springs	E1	$1,253,403	9/27
60	Hotel Transylvania	Sony	$1,250,552	12/20
61	Jagten (The Hunt)	n/a	$1,233,819	10/25
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	Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close	WB	$1,006,089	3/8