Horton Hears a Who (2008)

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $154,529,439Details
International Box Office $144,948,447Details
Worldwide Box Office $299,477,886
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $82,962,996 Details
Est. Domestic Blu-ray Sales $702,204 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $83,665,200
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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$45,012,998 (29.1% of total gross)
Legs:3.43 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:51.6% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$85,000,000 (worldwide box office is 3.5 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,954 opening theaters/3,961 max. theaters, 7.3 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $232,009,381

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 404 $154,529,439
All Time International Box Office (Rank 701-800) 753 $144,948,447
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 571 $299,477,886
All Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 75 $154,529,439
All Time International Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200) 120 $144,948,447
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 99 $299,477,886

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 14th, 2008 (Wide) by 20th Century Fox
Video Release: December 9th, 2008 by Fox Home Entertainment, released as Horton Hears a Who!
MPAA Rating: G for General Audiences
Running Time: 88 minutes
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Keywords: Talking Animals, Family Movie, Family Adventure, Animal Lead, Tiny Worlds, Teachers
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Adventure
Production Method:Digital Animation
Creative Type:Fantasy
Production/Financing Companies: 20th Century Fox Animation, Blue Sky Studios
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date		Days In
Release
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day) 28 $24,590,596 Mar 21, 2008 10
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 24 $37,639,365 Mar 21, 2008 10
Biggest Domestic March Weekend 40 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top 20th Century Fox Weekend Domestic 48 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Weekend Domestic 91 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top Digital Animation Weekend Domestic 88 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top Fantasy Weekend Domestic 50 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top G Weekend Domestic 17 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top 20th Century Fox Day Domestic 97 $18,773,953 Mar 15, 2008 2
Top G Day Domestic 31 $18,773,953 Mar 15, 2008 2
Biggest Domestic March Day 75 $18,773,953 Mar 15, 2008 2

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Domestic Animated Box Office 80 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 404 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 501-600) 519 $232,009,381
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300) 226 $154,529,439
Top 2008 Movies at the Domestic Box Office 10 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies 84 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 75 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Fantasy Movies 43 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 101-200) 162 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for G Movies 21 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies 50 $154,529,439

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 14, 2008 1 $45,012,998   3,954 $11,384   $45,012,998 1
Mar 21, 2008 1 $24,590,596 -45% 3,961 $6,208   $86,010,517 2
Mar 28, 2008 2 $17,740,106 -28% 3,826 $4,637   $117,589,254 3
Apr 4, 2008 4 $9,115,987 -49% 3,571 $2,553   $131,076,768 4
Apr 11, 2008 6 $5,920,566 -35% 3,209 $1,845   $139,548,920 5
Apr 18, 2008 8 $3,511,834 -41% 2,670 $1,315   $144,418,495 6
Apr 25, 2008 9 $2,486,903 -29% 2,159 $1,152   $147,959,806 7
May 2, 2008 11 $1,337,562 -46% 1,463 $914   $149,817,680 8
May 9, 2008 14 $605,347 -55% 770 $786   $150,699,120 9
May 16, 2008 15 $411,616 -32% 543 $758   $151,267,226 10
May 23, 2008 11 $477,822 +16% 488 $979   $151,929,440 11
May 30, 2008 13 $367,734 -23% 428 $859   $152,571,420 12
Jun 6, 2008 15 $254,418 -31% 347 $733   $153,019,114 13
Jun 13, 2008 15 $188,736 -26% 294 $642   $153,355,932 14
Jun 20, 2008 21 $147,250 -22% 249 $591   $153,640,753 15
Jun 27, 2008 22 $112,623 -24% 209 $539   $153,881,396 16
Jul 4, 2008 36 $72,182 -36% 181 $399   $154,044,595 17
Jul 11, 2008 34 $70,599 -2% 150 $471   $154,190,325 18
Jul 18, 2008 40 $54,939 -22% 122 $450   $154,300,828 19
Jul 25, 2008 44 $33,380 -39% 92 $363   $154,388,002 20
Aug 1, 2008 59 $20,770 -38% 61 $340   $154,444,322 21
Aug 8, 2008 65 $16,779 -19% 49 $342   $154,482,818 22
Aug 15, 2008 77 $8,403 -50% 31 $271   $154,507,380 23
Aug 22, 2008 93 $3,771 -55% 14 $269   $154,518,833 24
Aug 29, 2008 95 $3,662 -3% 12 $305   $154,528,032 25

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 14, 2008 1 $13,337,277     3,954 $3,373   $13,337,277 1
Mar 15, 2008 1 $18,773,953 +41%   3,954 $4,748   $32,111,230 2
Mar 16, 2008 1 $12,901,768 -31%   3,954 $3,263   $45,012,998 3
Mar 17, 2008 1 $3,615,494 -72%   3,954 $914   $48,628,492 4
Mar 18, 2008 1 $3,928,735 +9%   3,954 $994   $52,557,227 5
Mar 19, 2008 1 $3,960,861 +1%   3,954 $1,002   $56,518,088 6
Mar 20, 2008 1 $4,901,833 +24%   3,954 $1,240   $61,419,921 7
Mar 21, 2008 1 $10,164,609 +107% -24% 3,961 $2,566   $71,584,530 8
Mar 22, 2008 1 $9,218,133 -9% -51% 3,961 $2,327   $80,802,663 9
Mar 23, 2008 1 $5,207,854 -44% -60% 3,961 $1,315   $86,010,517 10
Mar 24, 2008 1 $4,601,534 -12% +27% 3,961 $1,162   $90,612,051 11
Mar 25, 2008 1 $3,178,339 -31% -19% 3,961 $802   $93,790,390 12
Mar 26, 2008 1 $2,948,957 -7% -26% 3,961 $744   $96,739,347 13
Mar 27, 2008 1 $3,109,801 +5% -37% 3,961 $785   $99,849,148 14
Mar 28, 2008 2 $5,250,226 +69% -48% 3,826 $1,372   $105,099,374 15
Mar 29, 2008 2 $7,444,216 +42% -19% 3,826 $1,946   $112,543,590 16
Mar 30, 2008 2 $5,045,664 -32% -3% 3,826 $1,319   $117,589,254 17
Mar 31, 2008 2 $1,174,174 -77% -74% 3,826 $307   $118,763,428 18
Apr 1, 2008 2 $1,101,072 -6% -65% 3,826 $288   $119,864,500 19
Apr 2, 2008 2 $1,009,659 -8% -66% 3,826 $264   $120,874,159 20
Apr 3, 2008 2 $1,086,622 +8% -65% 3,826 $284   $121,960,781 21
Apr 4, 2008 5 $2,522,675 +132% -52% 3,571 $706   $124,483,456 22
Apr 5, 2008 4 $3,990,726 +58% -46% 3,571 $1,118   $128,474,182 23
Apr 6, 2008 4 $2,602,586 -35% -48% 3,571 $729   $131,076,768 24
Apr 7, 2008 4 $630,483 -76% -46% 3,571 $177   $131,707,251 25
Apr 8, 2008 4 $654,994 +4% -41% 3,571 $183   $132,362,245 26
Apr 9, 2008 4 $612,604 -6% -39% 3,571 $172   $132,974,849 27
Apr 10, 2008 4 $653,505 +7% -40% 3,571 $183   $133,628,354 28
Apr 11, 2008 6 $1,558,130 +138% -38% 3,209 $486   $135,186,484 29
Apr 12, 2008 6 $2,675,755 +72% -33% 3,209 $834   $137,862,239 30
Apr 13, 2008 5 $1,686,681 -37% -35% 3,209 $526   $139,548,920 31
Apr 14, 2008 6 $355,016 -79% -44% 3,209 $111   $139,903,936 32
Apr 15, 2008 6 $349,931 -1% -47% 3,209 $109   $140,253,867 33
Apr 16, 2008 6 $321,428 -8% -48% 3,209 $100   $140,575,295 34
Apr 17, 2008 6 $331,366 +3% -49% 3,209 $103   $140,906,661 35
Apr 18, 2008 10 $931,886 +181% -40% 2,670 $349   $141,838,547 36
Apr 19, 2008 8 $1,553,056 +67% -42% 2,670 $582   $143,391,603 37
Apr 20, 2008 8 $1,026,892 -34% -39% 2,670 $385   $144,418,495 38
Apr 21, 2008 8 $284,369 -72% -20% 2,670 $107   $144,702,864 39
Apr 22, 2008 8 $254,571 -10% -27% 2,670 $95   $144,957,435 40
Apr 23, 2008 8 $236,532 -7% -26% 2,670 $89   $145,193,967 41
Apr 24, 2008 8 $278,936 +18% -16% 2,670 $104   $145,472,903 42
Apr 25, 2008 10 $640,331 +130% -31% 2,159 $297   $146,113,234 43
Apr 26, 2008 9 $1,077,067 +68% -31% 2,159 $499   $147,190,301 44
Apr 27, 2008 - $769,505 -29% -25% 2,159 $356   $147,959,806 45
Apr 28, 2008 12 $150,467 -80% -47% 2,159 $70   $148,110,273 46
Apr 29, 2008 12 $137,130 -9% -46% 2,159 $64   $148,247,403 47
Apr 30, 2008 12 $121,980 -11% -48% 2,159 $56   $148,369,383 48
May 1, 2008 12 $110,735 -9% -60% 2,159 $51   $148,480,118 49
May 2, 2008 11 $285,419 +158% -55% 1,463 $195   $148,765,537 50
May 3, 2008 11 $680,805 +139% -37% 1,463 $465   $149,446,342 51
May 4, 2008 11 $371,338 -45% -52% 1,463 $254   $149,817,680 52
May 5, 2008 12 $70,780 -81% -53% 1,463 $48   $149,888,460 53
May 6, 2008 14 $61,441 -13% -55% 1,463 $42   $149,949,901 54
May 7, 2008 14 $66,001 +7% -46% 1,463 $45   $150,015,902 55
May 8, 2008 13 $77,871 +18% -30% 1,463 $53   $150,093,773 56
May 9, 2008 - $132,337 +70% -54% 770 $172   $150,226,110 57
May 10, 2008 14 $241,063 +82% -65% 770 $313   $150,467,173 58
May 11, 2008 10 $231,947 -4% -38% 770 $301   $150,699,120 59
May 12, 2008 15 $42,030 -82% -41% 770 $55   $150,741,150 60
May 13, 2008 - $34,951 -17% -43% 770 $45   $150,776,101 61
May 14, 2008 - $38,195 +9% -42% 770 $50   $150,814,296 62
May 15, 2008 16 $41,314 +8% -47% 770 $54   $150,855,610 63
May 16, 2008 - $96,266 +133% -27% 543 $177   $150,951,876 64
May 17, 2008 - $179,126 +86% -26% 543 $330   $151,131,002 65
May 18, 2008 - $136,224 -24% -41% 543 $251   $151,267,226 66
May 19, 2008 12 $58,577 -57% +39% 543 $108   $151,325,803 67
May 20, 2008 11 $45,879 -22% +31% 543 $84   $151,371,682 68
May 21, 2008 11 $42,677 -7% +12% 543 $79   $151,414,359 69
May 22, 2008 13 $37,259 -13% -10% 543 $69   $151,451,618 70
May 23, 2008 11 $126,467 +239% +31% 488 $259   $151,578,085 71
May 24, 2008 11 $194,935 +54% +9% 488 $399   $151,773,020 72
May 25, 2008 12 $156,420 -20% +15% 488 $321   $151,929,440 73
May 26, 2008 11 $147,283 -6% +151% 488 $302   $152,076,723 74
May 27, 2008 12 $40,161 -73% -12% 488 $82   $152,116,884 75
May 28, 2008 11 $41,904 +4% -2% 488 $86   $152,158,788 76
May 29, 2008 11 $44,898 +7% +21% 488 $92   $152,203,686 77
May 30, 2008 - $100,688 +124% -20% 488 $206   $152,304,374 78
May 31, 2008 13 $165,225 +64% -15% 488 $339   $152,469,599 79
Jun 1, 2008 13 $101,821 -38% -35% 488 $209   $152,571,420 80
Jun 2, 2008 13 $36,662 -64% -75% 488 $75   $152,608,082 81
Jun 3, 2008 - $51,274 +40% +28% 488 $105   $152,659,356 82
Jun 4, 2008 - $49,609 -3% +18% 488 $102   $152,708,965 83
Jun 5, 2008 12 $55,731 +12% +24% 488 $114   $152,764,696 84
Jun 6, 2008 - $76,720 +38% -24% 347 $221   $152,841,416 85
Jun 7, 2008 - $102,167 +33% -38% 347 $294   $152,943,583 86
Jun 8, 2008 - $75,531 -26% -26% 347 $218   $153,019,114 87
Jun 9, 2008 - $31,402 -58% -14% 347 $90   $153,050,516 88
Jun 10, 2008 - $39,609 +26% -23% 347 $114   $153,090,125 89
Jun 11, 2008 - $39,649 n/c -20% 347 $114   $153,129,774 90
Jun 12, 2008 - $37,422 -6% -33% 347 $108   $153,167,196 91
Jun 13, 2008 - $64,249 +72% -16% 294 $219   $153,231,445 92
Jun 14, 2008 - $71,975 +12% -30% 294 $245   $153,303,420 93
Jun 15, 2008 - $52,512 -27% -30% 294 $179   $153,355,932 94
Jun 16, 2008 - $27,260 -48% -13% 294 $93   $153,383,192 95
Jun 17, 2008 - $35,969 +32% -9% 294 $122   $153,419,161 96
Jun 18, 2008 - $37,388 +4% -6% 294 $127   $153,456,549 97
Jun 19, 2008 - $36,954 -1% -1% 294 $126   $153,493,503 98
Jun 20, 2008 - $43,841 +19% -32% 249 $176   $153,537,344 99
Jun 21, 2008 - $57,577 +31% -20% 249 $231   $153,594,921 100
Jun 22, 2008 - $45,832 -20% -13% 249 $184   $153,640,753 101
Jun 23, 2008 - $25,423 -45% -7% 249 $102   $153,666,176 102
Jun 24, 2008 - $31,391 +23% -13% 249 $126   $153,697,567 103
Jun 25, 2008 - $33,927 +8% -9% 249 $136   $153,731,494 104
Jun 26, 2008 - $37,279 +10% +1% 249 $150   $153,768,773 105
Jun 27, 2008 - $35,888 -4% -18% 209 $172   $153,804,661 106
Jun 28, 2008 - $44,648 +24% -22% 209 $214   $153,849,309 107
Jun 29, 2008 - $32,087 -28% -30% 209 $154   $153,881,396 108
Jun 30, 2008 - $19,980 -38% -21% 209 $96   $153,901,376 109
Jul 1, 2008 - $25,102 +26% -20% 209 $120   $153,926,478 110
Jul 2, 2008 - $21,532 -14% -37% 209 $103   $153,948,010 111
Jul 3, 2008 - $24,403 +13% -35% 209 $117   $153,972,413 112
Jul 4, 2008 - $20,310 -17% -43% 209 $97   $153,992,723 113
Jul 5, 2008 - $29,682 +46% -34% 209 $142   $154,022,405 114
Jul 6, 2008 - $22,190 -25% -31% 209 $106   $154,044,595 115
Jul 7, 2008 - $13,890 -37% -30% 209 $66   $154,058,485 116
Jul 8, 2008 - $20,248 +46% -19% 209 $97   $154,078,733 117
Jul 9, 2008 - $20,869 +3% -3% 209 $100   $154,099,602 118
Jul 10, 2008 - $20,124 -4% -18% 209 $96   $154,119,726 119
Jul 11, 2008 - $24,097 +20% +19% 150 $161   $154,143,823 120
Jul 12, 2008 - $26,899 +12% -9% 150 $179   $154,170,722 121
Jul 13, 2008 - $19,603 -27% -12% 150 $131   $154,190,325 122
Jul 14, 2008 - $10,754 -45% -23% 150 $72   $154,201,079 123
Jul 15, 2008 - $15,266 +42% -25% 150 $102   $154,216,345 124
Jul 16, 2008 - $15,804 +4% -24% 150 $105   $154,232,149 125
Jul 17, 2008 - $13,740 -13% -32% 150 $92   $154,245,889 126
Jul 18, 2008 - $17,686 +29% -27% 122 $145   $154,263,575 127
Jul 19, 2008 - $20,971 +19% -22% 122 $172   $154,284,546 128
Jul 20, 2008 - $16,282 -22% -17% 122 $133   $154,300,828 129
Jul 21, 2008 - $9,433 -42% -12% 122 $77   $154,310,261 130
Jul 22, 2008 - $14,904 +58% -2% 122 $122   $154,325,165 131
Jul 23, 2008 - $15,309 +3% -3% 122 $125   $154,340,474 132
Jul 24, 2008 - $14,148 -8% +3% 122 $116   $154,354,622 133
Jul 25, 2008 - $10,273 -27% -42% 92 $112   $154,364,895 134
Jul 26, 2008 - $13,529 +32% -35% 92 $147   $154,378,424 135
Jul 27, 2008 - $9,578 -29% -41% 92 $104   $154,388,002 136
Jul 28, 2008 - $5,815 -39% -38% 92 $63   $154,393,817 137
Jul 29, 2008 - $8,705 +50% -42% 92 $95   $154,402,522 138
Jul 30, 2008 - $10,955 +26% -28% 92 $119   $154,413,477 139
Jul 31, 2008 - $10,075 -8% -29% 92 $110   $154,423,552 140
Aug 1, 2008 - $5,717 -43% -44% 61 $94   $154,429,269 141
Aug 2, 2008 - $7,845 +37% -42% 61 $129   $154,437,114 142
Aug 3, 2008 - $7,208 -8% -25% 61 $118   $154,444,322 143
Aug 4, 2008 - $4,691 -35% -19% 61 $77   $154,449,013 144
Aug 5, 2008 - $6,146 +31% -29% 61 $101   $154,455,159 145
Aug 6, 2008 - $5,389 -12% -51% 61 $88   $154,460,548 146
Aug 7, 2008 - $5,491 +2% -45% 61 $90   $154,466,039 147
Sep 1, 2008 83 $1,155     12 $96   $154,529,187 172

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 14, 2008 1 $61,419,921   3,954 $15,534   $61,419,921 1
Mar 21, 2008 1 $38,429,227 -37% 3,961 $9,702   $99,849,148 2
Mar 28, 2008 2 $22,111,633 -42% 3,826 $5,779   $121,960,781 3
Apr 4, 2008 4 $11,667,573 -47% 3,571 $3,267   $133,628,354 4
Apr 11, 2008 6 $7,278,307 -38% 3,209 $2,268   $140,906,661 5
Apr 18, 2008 8 $4,566,242 -37% 2,670 $1,710   $145,472,903 6
Apr 25, 2008 10 $3,007,215 -34% 2,159 $1,393   $148,480,118 7
May 2, 2008 11 $1,613,655 -46% 1,463 $1,103   $150,093,773 8
May 9, 2008 14 $761,837 -53% 770 $989   $150,855,610 9
May 16, 2008 14 $596,008 -22% 543 $1,098   $151,451,618 10
May 23, 2008 11 $752,068 +26% 488 $1,541   $152,203,686 11
May 30, 2008 13 $561,010 -25% 428 $1,311   $152,764,696 12
Jun 6, 2008 15 $402,500 -28% 347 $1,160   $153,167,196 13
Jun 13, 2008 15 $326,307 -19% 294 $1,110   $153,493,503 14
Jun 20, 2008 20 $275,270 -16% 249 $1,106   $153,768,773 15
Jun 27, 2008 23 $203,640 -26% 209 $974   $153,972,413 16
Jul 4, 2008 28 $147,313 -28% 181 $814   $154,119,726 17
Jul 11, 2008 33 $126,163 -14% 150 $841   $154,245,889 18
Jul 18, 2008 38 $108,733 -14% 122 $891   $154,354,622 19
Jul 25, 2008 44 $68,930 -37% 92 $749   $154,423,552 20
Aug 1, 2008 54 $42,487 -38% 61 $697   $154,466,039 21
Aug 8, 2008 60 $32,938 -22% 49 $672   $154,498,977 22
Aug 15, 2008 75 $16,085 -51% 31 $519   $154,515,062 23
Aug 22, 2008 86 $9,308 -42% 14 $665   $154,524,370 24
Aug 29, 2008 96 $5,069 -46% 12 $422   $154,529,439 25

International Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time International Animated Box Office (Rank 101-200) 137 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office (Rank 701-800) 753 $144,948,447
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 401-500) 470 $144,948,447
Top 2008 Movies at the International Box Office 23 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 101-200) 158 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200) 120 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Fantasy Movies 84 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 201-300) 266 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for G Movies 35 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies 97 $144,948,447

Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Worldwide Animated Box Office (Rank 101-200) 107 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 571 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 301-400) 331 $299,477,886
Top 2008 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office 18 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 101-200) 117 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 99 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Fantasy Movies 66 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 201-300) 220 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for G Movies 27 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies 78 $299,477,886

Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week		% ChangeTotal
Units		Spending
this
Week		Total
Spending		Weeks
in
Release
Dec 14, 200821,748,820 1,748,820$29,871,070$29,871,0701
Dec 21, 200841,065,946-39% 2,814,766$18,200,282$48,071,3522
Dec 28, 20086516,522-52% 3,331,288$8,824,107$56,895,4593
Jan 4, 200911168,580-67% 3,499,868$2,444,292$59,339,7514
Jan 11, 20091193,081-45% 3,592,949$1,585,356$60,925,1075
Jan 18, 20092060,664-35% 3,653,613$1,015,424$61,940,5316
Jan 25, 20092058,298-4% 3,711,911$877,869$62,818,4007
Feb 1, 20092748,237-17% 3,760,148$761,802$63,580,2028
Feb 15, 20092268,415 3,846,951$1,030,590$64,887,59210
Feb 22, 20091569,808+2% 3,916,759$1,054,150$65,941,74211
Mar 1, 20098156,931+125% 4,073,690$2,364,746$68,306,48812
Jul 19, 20091650,127 4,207,817$519,316$70,175,77632
Apr 4, 20101875,396 4,437,616$677,810$72,948,37569
Nov 25, 201221129,782 4,834,542$521,970$75,796,428207
Dec 2, 20122648,141-63% 4,882,683$229,998$76,026,426208
Dec 9, 20122494,257+96% 4,976,940$428,577$76,455,003209
Dec 16, 20122673,184-22% 5,050,124$291,404$76,746,407210
Dec 23, 20123075,725+3% 5,125,849$302,915$77,049,322211
Mar 17, 20131542,285 5,307,455$212,626$77,942,856223
Mar 24, 20131931,355-26% 5,338,810$156,461$78,099,317224
May 26, 20131737,475 5,433,214$265,368$78,644,070233
Aug 12, 2018640,735 6,013,381$203,675$82,103,595505
Aug 19, 2018316,053-61% 6,029,434$196,970$82,300,565506
Aug 26, 2018616,376+2% 6,045,810$199,460$82,500,025507
Sep 2, 2018620,005+22% 6,065,815$100,025$82,600,050508
Sep 9, 20181022,753+14% 6,088,568$113,765$82,713,815509

Full financial estimates for this film, including domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue are available through our research services. For more information, please contact us at research@the-numbers.com.

Leading Cast

Jim Carrey    Horton
Steve Carell    The Mayor of Who-Ville

Supporting Cast

Joey King    Katie
Laura Ortiz    Jessica
Carol Burnett    Sourpuss Jane Kangaroo
Seth Rogen    Morton
Will Arnett    Vlad Vladikoff
Isla Fisher    Dr. Mary Lou Larue
Dan Fogler    Yummo
Amy Poehler    The Mayor's Wife
Jaime Pressly    Mrs. Quilligan
Jonah Hill    Tommy
Charles Osgood    Narrator
Jack Angel    Old Time Who / Additional Voices
Debi Derryberry    Who Mom / Additional Voices
Bill Farmer    Willie Bear / Additional Voices

Cameos

Mickie McGowan    Additional Voices

Uncategorized

Bob Bergen    Additional Voice

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

Production and Technical Credits

Jimmy Hayward    Director
Steve Martino    Director
Cinco Paul    Screenwriter
Ken Daurio    Screenwriter
Dr Seuss    Story Creator
Bob Gordon    Producer
Bruce Anderson    Producer
Audrey Geisel    Executive Producer
Chris Wedge    Executive Producer
Christopher Meledandri    Executive Producer
Tim Nordquist    Editor
John Powell    Composer
Thomas Cardone    Art Director
Mike Thurmeier    Supervising Animator
David Esneault    Lighting Design
Ricardo Curtis    Head of Story
Randy Thom    Supervising Sound Editor
Dennis Leonard    Supervising Sound Editor
Randy Thom    Sound Designer
Kirk Garfield    Visual Effects Supervisor
James Bresnahan    Animation Supervisor
Galen Tan Chur    Animation Supervisor
Aaron Hartline    Animation Supervisor
Christian Kaplan    Casting Director

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

DVD Sales - Mamma Hot on Sales Chart

January 1st, 2009

There were only three new releases to chart this week, sort of. Call in three and a half new releases, but we will get to that in a bit. On the top of the sales chart this week was Mamma Mia!, which sold 3.72 million units for $77.68 million in consumer retail spending. More...

DVD Sales - Dark Knight Shines Bright

December 22nd, 2008

Not many new releases charted this week, but that doesn't matter as we had a record breaking release at the top. Not only did The Dark Knight become the fastest selling DVD of the year with 7.50 million units and $158.74 million, it also became the first Blu-ray to sell more than 1 million units during its first week of release, as it just crossed into seven digits. More...

DVD Rentals - Knight Becomes King

December 22nd, 2008

Only two new releases charted this week, but we still had a new number one with The Dark Knight. More...

International Details - What Happened to Speed Racer?

May 18th, 2008

Like it did domestically, What Happens in Vegas... managed to open in second place on the international charts. It was able to do so in part because it opened in nearly every major market over the past weekend earning solid openings in many of them. This includes second place in both the U.K. ($2.47 million on 398 screens), in France ($2.36 million on 304 screens), and in Australia ($2.33 million on 335). It also placed first in Spain with an impressive $3.77 million on 398 screens and also topped the charts in both Russia and Germany with $3.70 million on 476 screens $1.85 million on 500 screens respectively. Overall it managed to pull in $24.86 million on 3904 screens in 36 markets during its opening weekend on the charts, and should have little difficulty matching its domestic total. More...

International Details - Forbidden Falls from the Top

May 11th, 2008

The release of Iron Man hit The Forbidden Kingdom knocking it into second place with $9.63 million on 2062 screens in 11 markets for a total of $40.51 million. The film had no major openings, but it did make $1.10 million on 398 screens over the weekend in South Korea for a total of $5.63 million. More...

International Top Five - Forbidden Territory

April 30th, 2008

The Forbidden Kingdom doubled its screen and market counts and that helped it finish in first place by a wide, wide margin. Overall the film earned $16.82 million on 1082 screens in 10 markets for a very early total of $24.70 million. Major openings include South Korea, where it placed first with $3.15 million on 439 screens over the weekend and $3.60 million in total, and Russia, where it also placed first with $1.27 million on 262 screens. It was obviously stronger in the former than the latter, however, the latter was more significant since it was the film's first major test outside of the Asian marketplace, which could be called its home. If it can duplicate its performance in similar major markets in Europe, then it will have little difficulty showing a profit before long. More...

International Top Five - 21 is Number One

April 23rd, 2008

During its second weekend of release, 21 climbed into first place with $10.02 million on 1,731 screens in 21 markets for a total of $21.17 million after two. This includes a first place, $2.22 million opening on 277 screens in Russia, and a third place, $1.14 million opening on 247 screens in Italy. Meanwhile, it was able to remain in first place in the U.K. with $2.01 million on 356 screens over the weekend and $6.77 million in total and it also earned a second first place placing in Spain with $1.44 million on 255 screens over the weekend for a total of $3.77 million. This might be the last time 21 will top the charts, as the rest of its release dates are more spread out, while the summer blockbusters are just around the corner. More...

International Top Five - Who's First Milestone

April 16th, 2008

No film reached $10 million over the weekend, but Horton Hears A Who did reach a major milestone. The film made $9.02 million on 4,823 screens in 41 markets for a total of $103.36 million. It did open in a number of smaller markets including Poland where it landed in second place with $507,000 on 105 screens over the weekend and $656,000 in total. However, the lion's share of the movie's weekend haul came from France where it was down just 6% to $3.02 million on 708 screens for a total of $7.01 million after two. While it did shed screens and markets this weekend, the movie isn't done yet. With openings in Italy this coming weekend, South Korea in May, and Japan in July it will be earning money well into the Summer. More...

International Top Five - Horton Holds Off International Offerings

April 9th, 2008

Three of the top five films on the international box office chart were not American this weekend, but Horton Hears A Who was able to remain in first place. Over the weekend, it earned $10.72 million on 5,617 screens in 51 markets for a total of $90.36 million. The film opened in third place in France with $3.22 million on 708 screens, which was only an average opening. The film is on track to hit $100 million before it opens in Italy, South Korea, and Japan. More...

21 on a Winning Streak

April 8th, 2008

It was a softer than expected weekend at the box office, and expectations were no strong to begin with. Overall the box office brought in $95 million, which was down 11% from last year. More importantly, it was down a staggering 23% from the same weekend last year. Even worse, 2008 is now behind 2007's pace $2.24 billion to $2.28 billion. More...

Head Hopes to Finish on Top

April 3rd, 2008

April starts of with a... with a... well, it starts this week. We have three wide releases this week, but none seem destined for greatness. In fact, it's a limited release that might have the most exciting box office result of the week, even if it doesn't reach the top ten. On the other end, there should at least be a logjam at the top, giving box office watchers something to talk about. More...

International Top Five - Horton Will Be Heard, and Seen

April 2nd, 2008

Despite falling nearly 50%, Horton Hears A Who rose to first place on the international charts with $13.02 million 5,879 screens in 53 markets for a total of $75.65 million. The film had no major, or even mid-level openings this week, but it held very well in Australia to climb into first place with $1.46 million on 363 screens over the weekend for a total of $5.16 million after two. On the other hand, it plummeted in the U.K., down 68% to $1.87 million on 504 screens over the weekend for a total of $10.71 million after two. The film has yet to open in France, Italy, South Korea, and Japan, and should have little trouble reaching $100 million before it is done. This is low compared to its domestic run so far. However, Dr. Seuss is not as popular internationally as he is in North America, so this is expected. In fact, overall the film has done better than expected. More...

21 Busts at the Box Office, But in a Good Way

April 1st, 2008

A mixed week at the box office, but the overall box office was a little higher than expected. That said, at $107 million the total was down 6% from last weekend. More importantly, it was down 16% from the same weekend last year. 2008 has fallen behind 2007's pace in terms of ticket sales and it up in terms of dollars by less than 1%, $2.12 billion to $2.11 billion. This lead might not hold up until the weekend. More...

21 Hopes to Hit the Jackpot

March 27th, 2008

Four wide releases this week, but only two have a real shot at top spot. In fact, the other two don't really have a shot at the top five. Add in Horton Hears a Who and there should be a three-way race for first place. If Horton can pull off a victory, it would be amazing, since is already the only film released in 2008 that has repeated as box office champion. More...

International Top Five - B.C. Breaks the Century Mark

March 26th, 2008

Not only did 10,000 B.C. remain in first place on the international charts, it also climbed above $100 million during its run. The film added $26.81 million over the weekend on 7337 screens in 57 markets for a total of $117.82 million. This includes openings in China where the movie earned second place with $3.58 million on 1,000 screens, including 537 digital ones. This broke records for widest release in China and the widest digital release on the international scene. However, a glut of new releases pushed the film from first to fifth in the U.K. with $2.06 million on 430 screens over the weekend for a total of $7.55 million. Given the film's hefty production budget and its likely P&A budget, it would need to make $300 million worldwide to have a shot at showing a profit before the home market. This is likely out of the question. On the other hand, to show a profit after the home market, it would only need to make $200 million worldwide. This has likely already happened. More...

Funny Brings in the Money over Bunny Weekend

March 25th, 2008

Easter Weekend is not regarded as a long weekend and expectations were not unreasonably high. However, a few films missed expectations and this left the box office on the south side of predictions. Overall, films earned $113 million over the weekend, which was down 6% from last weekend. More importantly, it was down nearly 16% from the same weekend last year. Hopefully things will turn around in April, because I don't see that happening next weekend. More...

Taylor Made

March 20th, 2008

It's Easter weekend, which is a rather big holiday up here in Canada, but is not even considered a long weekend in the United States. We celebrate it by eating lots of chocolate bunnies (ears first) and cheering or favorite NHL teams into the play-offs. (Or if you are from Toronto saying, "Next year will be different." (...No it won't.)) But there are new wide releases to check out, three of them, in fact. We also have the second weekend for the biggest opener of the year, which is aiming to become repeat champion at the box office. More...

International Top Five - B.C. Stands for Big Cash

March 19th, 2008

10,000 B.C. climbed into first place on the international charts with $38.65 million on 6,569 screens in 48 markets for a total of $74.43 million in just two weeks. The film opened in first place in Russia with $3.99 million on 536 screens and in the U.K. with $3.92 million on 431 screens while it also scored first place in South Korea with $3.13 million on 401 screens over the weekend and $3.56 million in total. It wasn't able to top the charts in either France nor Italy, but had to settle for second place with $3.39 million on 562 screens and $2.91 million on 454 screens respectively. As for holdovers, it held on very well in Mexico, down 28% to $2.98 million on 467 screens over the weekend for a total of $9.16 million. It wasn't as strong in Australia where it fell by more than 50% to $1.01 million on 221 screens over the weekend and $3.83 million in total. 10,000 B.C. will hit $100 million very shortly, but it cost $105 million to make, which will make profitability troublesome. More...

Per Theater Chart is in Contempt

March 18th, 2008

There were only two films to top $10,000 on the Per Theater Chart this week>. The first was the re-release of Contempt with $14,826. Next was the overall box office leader, Horton Hears a Who, which opened with an average of $11,384. More...

Who Helps End Slump

March 18th, 2008

The slump is over after four weeks. During the weekend, the overall box office was $121 million, which was 12% more than last weekend and 3% more than the same weekend last year. Paradoxically, 2008 slipped behind 2007's pace when it comes to ticket sales, albeit by less than 1%. More...

Weekend Estimates: Who's on First

March 16th, 2008


Movie Website Reviews for Weekend of March 14, 2008

March 15th, 2008

The biggest hit of the year so far opened this weekend in Horton Hears a Who and fortunately the studio put together an Official Site that matches its box office strength. More...

Who Will Win at the Box Office

March 14th, 2008

2008 is in danger of slipping below 2007's pace this weekend, at least when it comes to ticket sales. Fortunately, this time last year, the three new releases were rather weak while this year, Horton Hears a Who is tracking to become the biggest opening of the year so far. Even so, it will be tough for 2008 to keep pace with 2007. More...

Contest - One for the Road

March 7th, 2008

Plenty of prizes this week, including what is likely the last HD DVD disc we will ever give away. In order to win, one must simply predict Horton Hears a Who's three-day, opening weekend box office. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win 3 Pigs and a Baby on DVD, as well as Day Zero on DVD. Meanwhile, whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going under, will also win win 3 Pigs and a Baby on DVD, as well as Day Zero on DVD. Also, whoever is the absolute closest of those two will win the City of Men poster, CD Soundtrack, and TV series on DVD. Additionally, the person who came the closest to winning one of the above prizes, but didn't, will take home a copy of Beowulf on HD DVD. (If you don't have an HD DVD player, keep it shrink-wrapped, it could be collector's item in a few years.) Finally, all three winners will take home Never Back Down posters, both the full size, and the mini-posters. Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

2008 Preview: March

March 1st, 2008

2008 stumbled last month and there doesn't seem to be many potential blockbusters this month. By the end of March last year, there were three films releases that would reach $100 million, including one that reached $200 million, and two others that missed that milestone by less than $5 million. This year, we could enter April without a single $100 million movie. More...

Movie Website Updates for July 29 - August 4, 2007

August 5th, 2007

Another big list of movie sites, but not much in the way of top-notch entries. For a movie site to be an award winner, I expect it to have all of the usual features, extras like clips, something interactive like a game, and background sound and animation. The film that best exemplifies that criteria is Stardust - Official Site, which is the winner of the Weekly Website Award. More...

New Movie US Release Dates - September 24, 2006

September 24th, 2006

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Horton Hears a Who, Black Snake Moan and more. More...


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

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$45,012,998 (29.1% of total gross)
Legs:3.43 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:51.6% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$85,000,000 (worldwide box office is 3.5 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,954 opening theaters/3,961 max. theaters, 7.3 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $232,009,381

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 404 $154,529,439
All Time International Box Office (Rank 701-800) 753 $144,948,447
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 571 $299,477,886
All Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 75 $154,529,439
All Time International Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200) 120 $144,948,447
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 99 $299,477,886

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


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 14th, 2008 (Wide) by 20th Century Fox
Video Release: December 9th, 2008 by Fox Home Entertainment, released as Horton Hears a Who!
MPAA Rating: G for General Audiences
Running Time: 88 minutes
Comparisons: vs. Beowulf
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Keywords: Talking Animals, Family Movie, Family Adventure, Animal Lead, Tiny Worlds, Teachers
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Adventure
Production Method:Digital Animation
Creative Type:Fantasy
Production/Financing Companies: 20th Century Fox Animation, Blue Sky Studios
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date		Days In
Release
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day) 28 $24,590,596 Mar 21, 2008 10
Easter (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 24 $37,639,365 Mar 21, 2008 10
Biggest Domestic March Weekend 40 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top 20th Century Fox Weekend Domestic 48 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Weekend Domestic 91 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top Digital Animation Weekend Domestic 88 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top Fantasy Weekend Domestic 50 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top G Weekend Domestic 17 $45,012,998 Mar 14, 2008 3
Top 20th Century Fox Day Domestic 97 $18,773,953 Mar 15, 2008 2
Top G Day Domestic 31 $18,773,953 Mar 15, 2008 2
Biggest Domestic March Day 75 $18,773,953 Mar 15, 2008 2

Leading Cast

Jim Carrey    Horton
Steve Carell    The Mayor of Who-Ville

Supporting Cast

Joey King    Katie
Laura Ortiz    Jessica
Carol Burnett    Sourpuss Jane Kangaroo
Seth Rogen    Morton
Will Arnett    Vlad Vladikoff
Isla Fisher    Dr. Mary Lou Larue
Dan Fogler    Yummo
Amy Poehler    The Mayor's Wife
Jaime Pressly    Mrs. Quilligan
Jonah Hill    Tommy
Charles Osgood    Narrator
Jack Angel    Old Time Who / Additional Voices
Debi Derryberry    Who Mom / Additional Voices
Bill Farmer    Willie Bear / Additional Voices

Cameos

Mickie McGowan    Additional Voices

Uncategorized

Bob Bergen    Additional Voice

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

Production and Technical Credits

Jimmy Hayward    Director
Steve Martino    Director
Cinco Paul    Screenwriter
Ken Daurio    Screenwriter
Dr Seuss    Story Creator
Bob Gordon    Producer
Bruce Anderson    Producer
Audrey Geisel    Executive Producer
Chris Wedge    Executive Producer
Christopher Meledandri    Executive Producer
Tim Nordquist    Editor
John Powell    Composer
Thomas Cardone    Art Director
Mike Thurmeier    Supervising Animator
David Esneault    Lighting Design
Ricardo Curtis    Head of Story
Randy Thom    Supervising Sound Editor
Dennis Leonard    Supervising Sound Editor
Randy Thom    Sound Designer
Kirk Garfield    Visual Effects Supervisor
James Bresnahan    Animation Supervisor
Galen Tan Chur    Animation Supervisor
Aaron Hartline    Animation Supervisor
Christian Kaplan    Casting Director

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

DVD Sales - Mamma Hot on Sales Chart

January 1st, 2009

There were only three new releases to chart this week, sort of. Call in three and a half new releases, but we will get to that in a bit. On the top of the sales chart this week was Mamma Mia!, which sold 3.72 million units for $77.68 million in consumer retail spending. More...

DVD Sales - Dark Knight Shines Bright

December 22nd, 2008

Not many new releases charted this week, but that doesn't matter as we had a record breaking release at the top. Not only did The Dark Knight become the fastest selling DVD of the year with 7.50 million units and $158.74 million, it also became the first Blu-ray to sell more than 1 million units during its first week of release, as it just crossed into seven digits. More...

DVD Rentals - Knight Becomes King

December 22nd, 2008

Only two new releases charted this week, but we still had a new number one with The Dark Knight. More...

International Details - What Happened to Speed Racer?

May 18th, 2008

Like it did domestically, What Happens in Vegas... managed to open in second place on the international charts. It was able to do so in part because it opened in nearly every major market over the past weekend earning solid openings in many of them. This includes second place in both the U.K. ($2.47 million on 398 screens), in France ($2.36 million on 304 screens), and in Australia ($2.33 million on 335). It also placed first in Spain with an impressive $3.77 million on 398 screens and also topped the charts in both Russia and Germany with $3.70 million on 476 screens $1.85 million on 500 screens respectively. Overall it managed to pull in $24.86 million on 3904 screens in 36 markets during its opening weekend on the charts, and should have little difficulty matching its domestic total. More...

International Details - Forbidden Falls from the Top

May 11th, 2008

The release of Iron Man hit The Forbidden Kingdom knocking it into second place with $9.63 million on 2062 screens in 11 markets for a total of $40.51 million. The film had no major openings, but it did make $1.10 million on 398 screens over the weekend in South Korea for a total of $5.63 million. More...

International Top Five - Forbidden Territory

April 30th, 2008

The Forbidden Kingdom doubled its screen and market counts and that helped it finish in first place by a wide, wide margin. Overall the film earned $16.82 million on 1082 screens in 10 markets for a very early total of $24.70 million. Major openings include South Korea, where it placed first with $3.15 million on 439 screens over the weekend and $3.60 million in total, and Russia, where it also placed first with $1.27 million on 262 screens. It was obviously stronger in the former than the latter, however, the latter was more significant since it was the film's first major test outside of the Asian marketplace, which could be called its home. If it can duplicate its performance in similar major markets in Europe, then it will have little difficulty showing a profit before long. More...

International Top Five - 21 is Number One

April 23rd, 2008

During its second weekend of release, 21 climbed into first place with $10.02 million on 1,731 screens in 21 markets for a total of $21.17 million after two. This includes a first place, $2.22 million opening on 277 screens in Russia, and a third place, $1.14 million opening on 247 screens in Italy. Meanwhile, it was able to remain in first place in the U.K. with $2.01 million on 356 screens over the weekend and $6.77 million in total and it also earned a second first place placing in Spain with $1.44 million on 255 screens over the weekend for a total of $3.77 million. This might be the last time 21 will top the charts, as the rest of its release dates are more spread out, while the summer blockbusters are just around the corner. More...

International Top Five - Who's First Milestone

April 16th, 2008

No film reached $10 million over the weekend, but Horton Hears A Who did reach a major milestone. The film made $9.02 million on 4,823 screens in 41 markets for a total of $103.36 million. It did open in a number of smaller markets including Poland where it landed in second place with $507,000 on 105 screens over the weekend and $656,000 in total. However, the lion's share of the movie's weekend haul came from France where it was down just 6% to $3.02 million on 708 screens for a total of $7.01 million after two. While it did shed screens and markets this weekend, the movie isn't done yet. With openings in Italy this coming weekend, South Korea in May, and Japan in July it will be earning money well into the Summer. More...

International Top Five - Horton Holds Off International Offerings

April 9th, 2008

Three of the top five films on the international box office chart were not American this weekend, but Horton Hears A Who was able to remain in first place. Over the weekend, it earned $10.72 million on 5,617 screens in 51 markets for a total of $90.36 million. The film opened in third place in France with $3.22 million on 708 screens, which was only an average opening. The film is on track to hit $100 million before it opens in Italy, South Korea, and Japan. More...

21 on a Winning Streak

April 8th, 2008

It was a softer than expected weekend at the box office, and expectations were no strong to begin with. Overall the box office brought in $95 million, which was down 11% from last year. More importantly, it was down a staggering 23% from the same weekend last year. Even worse, 2008 is now behind 2007's pace $2.24 billion to $2.28 billion. More...

Head Hopes to Finish on Top

April 3rd, 2008

April starts of with a... with a... well, it starts this week. We have three wide releases this week, but none seem destined for greatness. In fact, it's a limited release that might have the most exciting box office result of the week, even if it doesn't reach the top ten. On the other end, there should at least be a logjam at the top, giving box office watchers something to talk about. More...

International Top Five - Horton Will Be Heard, and Seen

April 2nd, 2008

Despite falling nearly 50%, Horton Hears A Who rose to first place on the international charts with $13.02 million 5,879 screens in 53 markets for a total of $75.65 million. The film had no major, or even mid-level openings this week, but it held very well in Australia to climb into first place with $1.46 million on 363 screens over the weekend for a total of $5.16 million after two. On the other hand, it plummeted in the U.K., down 68% to $1.87 million on 504 screens over the weekend for a total of $10.71 million after two. The film has yet to open in France, Italy, South Korea, and Japan, and should have little trouble reaching $100 million before it is done. This is low compared to its domestic run so far. However, Dr. Seuss is not as popular internationally as he is in North America, so this is expected. In fact, overall the film has done better than expected. More...

21 Busts at the Box Office, But in a Good Way

April 1st, 2008

A mixed week at the box office, but the overall box office was a little higher than expected. That said, at $107 million the total was down 6% from last weekend. More importantly, it was down 16% from the same weekend last year. 2008 has fallen behind 2007's pace in terms of ticket sales and it up in terms of dollars by less than 1%, $2.12 billion to $2.11 billion. This lead might not hold up until the weekend. More...

21 Hopes to Hit the Jackpot

March 27th, 2008

Four wide releases this week, but only two have a real shot at top spot. In fact, the other two don't really have a shot at the top five. Add in Horton Hears a Who and there should be a three-way race for first place. If Horton can pull off a victory, it would be amazing, since is already the only film released in 2008 that has repeated as box office champion. More...

International Top Five - B.C. Breaks the Century Mark

March 26th, 2008

Not only did 10,000 B.C. remain in first place on the international charts, it also climbed above $100 million during its run. The film added $26.81 million over the weekend on 7337 screens in 57 markets for a total of $117.82 million. This includes openings in China where the movie earned second place with $3.58 million on 1,000 screens, including 537 digital ones. This broke records for widest release in China and the widest digital release on the international scene. However, a glut of new releases pushed the film from first to fifth in the U.K. with $2.06 million on 430 screens over the weekend for a total of $7.55 million. Given the film's hefty production budget and its likely P&A budget, it would need to make $300 million worldwide to have a shot at showing a profit before the home market. This is likely out of the question. On the other hand, to show a profit after the home market, it would only need to make $200 million worldwide. This has likely already happened. More...

Funny Brings in the Money over Bunny Weekend

March 25th, 2008

Easter Weekend is not regarded as a long weekend and expectations were not unreasonably high. However, a few films missed expectations and this left the box office on the south side of predictions. Overall, films earned $113 million over the weekend, which was down 6% from last weekend. More importantly, it was down nearly 16% from the same weekend last year. Hopefully things will turn around in April, because I don't see that happening next weekend. More...

Taylor Made

March 20th, 2008

It's Easter weekend, which is a rather big holiday up here in Canada, but is not even considered a long weekend in the United States. We celebrate it by eating lots of chocolate bunnies (ears first) and cheering or favorite NHL teams into the play-offs. (Or if you are from Toronto saying, "Next year will be different." (...No it won't.)) But there are new wide releases to check out, three of them, in fact. We also have the second weekend for the biggest opener of the year, which is aiming to become repeat champion at the box office. More...

International Top Five - B.C. Stands for Big Cash

March 19th, 2008

10,000 B.C. climbed into first place on the international charts with $38.65 million on 6,569 screens in 48 markets for a total of $74.43 million in just two weeks. The film opened in first place in Russia with $3.99 million on 536 screens and in the U.K. with $3.92 million on 431 screens while it also scored first place in South Korea with $3.13 million on 401 screens over the weekend and $3.56 million in total. It wasn't able to top the charts in either France nor Italy, but had to settle for second place with $3.39 million on 562 screens and $2.91 million on 454 screens respectively. As for holdovers, it held on very well in Mexico, down 28% to $2.98 million on 467 screens over the weekend for a total of $9.16 million. It wasn't as strong in Australia where it fell by more than 50% to $1.01 million on 221 screens over the weekend and $3.83 million in total. 10,000 B.C. will hit $100 million very shortly, but it cost $105 million to make, which will make profitability troublesome. More...

Per Theater Chart is in Contempt

March 18th, 2008

There were only two films to top $10,000 on the Per Theater Chart this week>. The first was the re-release of Contempt with $14,826. Next was the overall box office leader, Horton Hears a Who, which opened with an average of $11,384. More...

Who Helps End Slump

March 18th, 2008

The slump is over after four weeks. During the weekend, the overall box office was $121 million, which was 12% more than last weekend and 3% more than the same weekend last year. Paradoxically, 2008 slipped behind 2007's pace when it comes to ticket sales, albeit by less than 1%. More...

Weekend Estimates: Who's on First

March 16th, 2008


Movie Website Reviews for Weekend of March 14, 2008

March 15th, 2008

The biggest hit of the year so far opened this weekend in Horton Hears a Who and fortunately the studio put together an Official Site that matches its box office strength. More...

Who Will Win at the Box Office

March 14th, 2008

2008 is in danger of slipping below 2007's pace this weekend, at least when it comes to ticket sales. Fortunately, this time last year, the three new releases were rather weak while this year, Horton Hears a Who is tracking to become the biggest opening of the year so far. Even so, it will be tough for 2008 to keep pace with 2007. More...

Contest - One for the Road

March 7th, 2008

Plenty of prizes this week, including what is likely the last HD DVD disc we will ever give away. In order to win, one must simply predict Horton Hears a Who's three-day, opening weekend box office. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win 3 Pigs and a Baby on DVD, as well as Day Zero on DVD. Meanwhile, whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going under, will also win win 3 Pigs and a Baby on DVD, as well as Day Zero on DVD. Also, whoever is the absolute closest of those two will win the City of Men poster, CD Soundtrack, and TV series on DVD. Additionally, the person who came the closest to winning one of the above prizes, but didn't, will take home a copy of Beowulf on HD DVD. (If you don't have an HD DVD player, keep it shrink-wrapped, it could be collector's item in a few years.) Finally, all three winners will take home Never Back Down posters, both the full size, and the mini-posters. Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

2008 Preview: March

March 1st, 2008

2008 stumbled last month and there doesn't seem to be many potential blockbusters this month. By the end of March last year, there were three films releases that would reach $100 million, including one that reached $200 million, and two others that missed that milestone by less than $5 million. This year, we could enter April without a single $100 million movie. More...

Movie Website Updates for July 29 - August 4, 2007

August 5th, 2007

Another big list of movie sites, but not much in the way of top-notch entries. For a movie site to be an award winner, I expect it to have all of the usual features, extras like clips, something interactive like a game, and background sound and animation. The film that best exemplifies that criteria is Stardust - Official Site, which is the winner of the Weekly Website Award. More...

New Movie US Release Dates - September 24, 2006

September 24th, 2006

This week's round of new movie release information contains release dates for Horton Hears a Who, Black Snake Moan and more. More...

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Domestic Animated Box Office 80 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 401-500) 404 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 501-600) 519 $232,009,381
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 201-300) 226 $154,529,439
Top 2008 Movies at the Domestic Box Office 10 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies 84 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 75 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Fantasy Movies 43 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 101-200) 162 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for G Movies 21 $154,529,439
All Time Domestic Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies 50 $154,529,439

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 14, 2008 1 $45,012,998   3,954 $11,384   $45,012,998 1
Mar 21, 2008 1 $24,590,596 -45% 3,961 $6,208   $86,010,517 2
Mar 28, 2008 2 $17,740,106 -28% 3,826 $4,637   $117,589,254 3
Apr 4, 2008 4 $9,115,987 -49% 3,571 $2,553   $131,076,768 4
Apr 11, 2008 6 $5,920,566 -35% 3,209 $1,845   $139,548,920 5
Apr 18, 2008 8 $3,511,834 -41% 2,670 $1,315   $144,418,495 6
Apr 25, 2008 9 $2,486,903 -29% 2,159 $1,152   $147,959,806 7
May 2, 2008 11 $1,337,562 -46% 1,463 $914   $149,817,680 8
May 9, 2008 14 $605,347 -55% 770 $786   $150,699,120 9
May 16, 2008 15 $411,616 -32% 543 $758   $151,267,226 10
May 23, 2008 11 $477,822 +16% 488 $979   $151,929,440 11
May 30, 2008 13 $367,734 -23% 428 $859   $152,571,420 12
Jun 6, 2008 15 $254,418 -31% 347 $733   $153,019,114 13
Jun 13, 2008 15 $188,736 -26% 294 $642   $153,355,932 14
Jun 20, 2008 21 $147,250 -22% 249 $591   $153,640,753 15
Jun 27, 2008 22 $112,623 -24% 209 $539   $153,881,396 16
Jul 4, 2008 36 $72,182 -36% 181 $399   $154,044,595 17
Jul 11, 2008 34 $70,599 -2% 150 $471   $154,190,325 18
Jul 18, 2008 40 $54,939 -22% 122 $450   $154,300,828 19
Jul 25, 2008 44 $33,380 -39% 92 $363   $154,388,002 20
Aug 1, 2008 59 $20,770 -38% 61 $340   $154,444,322 21
Aug 8, 2008 65 $16,779 -19% 49 $342   $154,482,818 22
Aug 15, 2008 77 $8,403 -50% 31 $271   $154,507,380 23
Aug 22, 2008 93 $3,771 -55% 14 $269   $154,518,833 24
Aug 29, 2008 95 $3,662 -3% 12 $305   $154,528,032 25

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 14, 2008 1 $13,337,277     3,954 $3,373   $13,337,277 1
Mar 15, 2008 1 $18,773,953 +41%   3,954 $4,748   $32,111,230 2
Mar 16, 2008 1 $12,901,768 -31%   3,954 $3,263   $45,012,998 3
Mar 17, 2008 1 $3,615,494 -72%   3,954 $914   $48,628,492 4
Mar 18, 2008 1 $3,928,735 +9%   3,954 $994   $52,557,227 5
Mar 19, 2008 1 $3,960,861 +1%   3,954 $1,002   $56,518,088 6
Mar 20, 2008 1 $4,901,833 +24%   3,954 $1,240   $61,419,921 7
Mar 21, 2008 1 $10,164,609 +107% -24% 3,961 $2,566   $71,584,530 8
Mar 22, 2008 1 $9,218,133 -9% -51% 3,961 $2,327   $80,802,663 9
Mar 23, 2008 1 $5,207,854 -44% -60% 3,961 $1,315   $86,010,517 10
Mar 24, 2008 1 $4,601,534 -12% +27% 3,961 $1,162   $90,612,051 11
Mar 25, 2008 1 $3,178,339 -31% -19% 3,961 $802   $93,790,390 12
Mar 26, 2008 1 $2,948,957 -7% -26% 3,961 $744   $96,739,347 13
Mar 27, 2008 1 $3,109,801 +5% -37% 3,961 $785   $99,849,148 14
Mar 28, 2008 2 $5,250,226 +69% -48% 3,826 $1,372   $105,099,374 15
Mar 29, 2008 2 $7,444,216 +42% -19% 3,826 $1,946   $112,543,590 16
Mar 30, 2008 2 $5,045,664 -32% -3% 3,826 $1,319   $117,589,254 17
Mar 31, 2008 2 $1,174,174 -77% -74% 3,826 $307   $118,763,428 18
Apr 1, 2008 2 $1,101,072 -6% -65% 3,826 $288   $119,864,500 19
Apr 2, 2008 2 $1,009,659 -8% -66% 3,826 $264   $120,874,159 20
Apr 3, 2008 2 $1,086,622 +8% -65% 3,826 $284   $121,960,781 21
Apr 4, 2008 5 $2,522,675 +132% -52% 3,571 $706   $124,483,456 22
Apr 5, 2008 4 $3,990,726 +58% -46% 3,571 $1,118   $128,474,182 23
Apr 6, 2008 4 $2,602,586 -35% -48% 3,571 $729   $131,076,768 24
Apr 7, 2008 4 $630,483 -76% -46% 3,571 $177   $131,707,251 25
Apr 8, 2008 4 $654,994 +4% -41% 3,571 $183   $132,362,245 26
Apr 9, 2008 4 $612,604 -6% -39% 3,571 $172   $132,974,849 27
Apr 10, 2008 4 $653,505 +7% -40% 3,571 $183   $133,628,354 28
Apr 11, 2008 6 $1,558,130 +138% -38% 3,209 $486   $135,186,484 29
Apr 12, 2008 6 $2,675,755 +72% -33% 3,209 $834   $137,862,239 30
Apr 13, 2008 5 $1,686,681 -37% -35% 3,209 $526   $139,548,920 31
Apr 14, 2008 6 $355,016 -79% -44% 3,209 $111   $139,903,936 32
Apr 15, 2008 6 $349,931 -1% -47% 3,209 $109   $140,253,867 33
Apr 16, 2008 6 $321,428 -8% -48% 3,209 $100   $140,575,295 34
Apr 17, 2008 6 $331,366 +3% -49% 3,209 $103   $140,906,661 35
Apr 18, 2008 10 $931,886 +181% -40% 2,670 $349   $141,838,547 36
Apr 19, 2008 8 $1,553,056 +67% -42% 2,670 $582   $143,391,603 37
Apr 20, 2008 8 $1,026,892 -34% -39% 2,670 $385   $144,418,495 38
Apr 21, 2008 8 $284,369 -72% -20% 2,670 $107   $144,702,864 39
Apr 22, 2008 8 $254,571 -10% -27% 2,670 $95   $144,957,435 40
Apr 23, 2008 8 $236,532 -7% -26% 2,670 $89   $145,193,967 41
Apr 24, 2008 8 $278,936 +18% -16% 2,670 $104   $145,472,903 42
Apr 25, 2008 10 $640,331 +130% -31% 2,159 $297   $146,113,234 43
Apr 26, 2008 9 $1,077,067 +68% -31% 2,159 $499   $147,190,301 44
Apr 27, 2008 - $769,505 -29% -25% 2,159 $356   $147,959,806 45
Apr 28, 2008 12 $150,467 -80% -47% 2,159 $70   $148,110,273 46
Apr 29, 2008 12 $137,130 -9% -46% 2,159 $64   $148,247,403 47
Apr 30, 2008 12 $121,980 -11% -48% 2,159 $56   $148,369,383 48
May 1, 2008 12 $110,735 -9% -60% 2,159 $51   $148,480,118 49
May 2, 2008 11 $285,419 +158% -55% 1,463 $195   $148,765,537 50
May 3, 2008 11 $680,805 +139% -37% 1,463 $465   $149,446,342 51
May 4, 2008 11 $371,338 -45% -52% 1,463 $254   $149,817,680 52
May 5, 2008 12 $70,780 -81% -53% 1,463 $48   $149,888,460 53
May 6, 2008 14 $61,441 -13% -55% 1,463 $42   $149,949,901 54
May 7, 2008 14 $66,001 +7% -46% 1,463 $45   $150,015,902 55
May 8, 2008 13 $77,871 +18% -30% 1,463 $53   $150,093,773 56
May 9, 2008 - $132,337 +70% -54% 770 $172   $150,226,110 57
May 10, 2008 14 $241,063 +82% -65% 770 $313   $150,467,173 58
May 11, 2008 10 $231,947 -4% -38% 770 $301   $150,699,120 59
May 12, 2008 15 $42,030 -82% -41% 770 $55   $150,741,150 60
May 13, 2008 - $34,951 -17% -43% 770 $45   $150,776,101 61
May 14, 2008 - $38,195 +9% -42% 770 $50   $150,814,296 62
May 15, 2008 16 $41,314 +8% -47% 770 $54   $150,855,610 63
May 16, 2008 - $96,266 +133% -27% 543 $177   $150,951,876 64
May 17, 2008 - $179,126 +86% -26% 543 $330   $151,131,002 65
May 18, 2008 - $136,224 -24% -41% 543 $251   $151,267,226 66
May 19, 2008 12 $58,577 -57% +39% 543 $108   $151,325,803 67
May 20, 2008 11 $45,879 -22% +31% 543 $84   $151,371,682 68
May 21, 2008 11 $42,677 -7% +12% 543 $79   $151,414,359 69
May 22, 2008 13 $37,259 -13% -10% 543 $69   $151,451,618 70
May 23, 2008 11 $126,467 +239% +31% 488 $259   $151,578,085 71
May 24, 2008 11 $194,935 +54% +9% 488 $399   $151,773,020 72
May 25, 2008 12 $156,420 -20% +15% 488 $321   $151,929,440 73
May 26, 2008 11 $147,283 -6% +151% 488 $302   $152,076,723 74
May 27, 2008 12 $40,161 -73% -12% 488 $82   $152,116,884 75
May 28, 2008 11 $41,904 +4% -2% 488 $86   $152,158,788 76
May 29, 2008 11 $44,898 +7% +21% 488 $92   $152,203,686 77
May 30, 2008 - $100,688 +124% -20% 488 $206   $152,304,374 78
May 31, 2008 13 $165,225 +64% -15% 488 $339   $152,469,599 79
Jun 1, 2008 13 $101,821 -38% -35% 488 $209   $152,571,420 80
Jun 2, 2008 13 $36,662 -64% -75% 488 $75   $152,608,082 81
Jun 3, 2008 - $51,274 +40% +28% 488 $105   $152,659,356 82
Jun 4, 2008 - $49,609 -3% +18% 488 $102   $152,708,965 83
Jun 5, 2008 12 $55,731 +12% +24% 488 $114   $152,764,696 84
Jun 6, 2008 - $76,720 +38% -24% 347 $221   $152,841,416 85
Jun 7, 2008 - $102,167 +33% -38% 347 $294   $152,943,583 86
Jun 8, 2008 - $75,531 -26% -26% 347 $218   $153,019,114 87
Jun 9, 2008 - $31,402 -58% -14% 347 $90   $153,050,516 88
Jun 10, 2008 - $39,609 +26% -23% 347 $114   $153,090,125 89
Jun 11, 2008 - $39,649 n/c -20% 347 $114   $153,129,774 90
Jun 12, 2008 - $37,422 -6% -33% 347 $108   $153,167,196 91
Jun 13, 2008 - $64,249 +72% -16% 294 $219   $153,231,445 92
Jun 14, 2008 - $71,975 +12% -30% 294 $245   $153,303,420 93
Jun 15, 2008 - $52,512 -27% -30% 294 $179   $153,355,932 94
Jun 16, 2008 - $27,260 -48% -13% 294 $93   $153,383,192 95
Jun 17, 2008 - $35,969 +32% -9% 294 $122   $153,419,161 96
Jun 18, 2008 - $37,388 +4% -6% 294 $127   $153,456,549 97
Jun 19, 2008 - $36,954 -1% -1% 294 $126   $153,493,503 98
Jun 20, 2008 - $43,841 +19% -32% 249 $176   $153,537,344 99
Jun 21, 2008 - $57,577 +31% -20% 249 $231   $153,594,921 100
Jun 22, 2008 - $45,832 -20% -13% 249 $184   $153,640,753 101
Jun 23, 2008 - $25,423 -45% -7% 249 $102   $153,666,176 102
Jun 24, 2008 - $31,391 +23% -13% 249 $126   $153,697,567 103
Jun 25, 2008 - $33,927 +8% -9% 249 $136   $153,731,494 104
Jun 26, 2008 - $37,279 +10% +1% 249 $150   $153,768,773 105
Jun 27, 2008 - $35,888 -4% -18% 209 $172   $153,804,661 106
Jun 28, 2008 - $44,648 +24% -22% 209 $214   $153,849,309 107
Jun 29, 2008 - $32,087 -28% -30% 209 $154   $153,881,396 108
Jun 30, 2008 - $19,980 -38% -21% 209 $96   $153,901,376 109
Jul 1, 2008 - $25,102 +26% -20% 209 $120   $153,926,478 110
Jul 2, 2008 - $21,532 -14% -37% 209 $103   $153,948,010 111
Jul 3, 2008 - $24,403 +13% -35% 209 $117   $153,972,413 112
Jul 4, 2008 - $20,310 -17% -43% 209 $97   $153,992,723 113
Jul 5, 2008 - $29,682 +46% -34% 209 $142   $154,022,405 114
Jul 6, 2008 - $22,190 -25% -31% 209 $106   $154,044,595 115
Jul 7, 2008 - $13,890 -37% -30% 209 $66   $154,058,485 116
Jul 8, 2008 - $20,248 +46% -19% 209 $97   $154,078,733 117
Jul 9, 2008 - $20,869 +3% -3% 209 $100   $154,099,602 118
Jul 10, 2008 - $20,124 -4% -18% 209 $96   $154,119,726 119
Jul 11, 2008 - $24,097 +20% +19% 150 $161   $154,143,823 120
Jul 12, 2008 - $26,899 +12% -9% 150 $179   $154,170,722 121
Jul 13, 2008 - $19,603 -27% -12% 150 $131   $154,190,325 122
Jul 14, 2008 - $10,754 -45% -23% 150 $72   $154,201,079 123
Jul 15, 2008 - $15,266 +42% -25% 150 $102   $154,216,345 124
Jul 16, 2008 - $15,804 +4% -24% 150 $105   $154,232,149 125
Jul 17, 2008 - $13,740 -13% -32% 150 $92   $154,245,889 126
Jul 18, 2008 - $17,686 +29% -27% 122 $145   $154,263,575 127
Jul 19, 2008 - $20,971 +19% -22% 122 $172   $154,284,546 128
Jul 20, 2008 - $16,282 -22% -17% 122 $133   $154,300,828 129
Jul 21, 2008 - $9,433 -42% -12% 122 $77   $154,310,261 130
Jul 22, 2008 - $14,904 +58% -2% 122 $122   $154,325,165 131
Jul 23, 2008 - $15,309 +3% -3% 122 $125   $154,340,474 132
Jul 24, 2008 - $14,148 -8% +3% 122 $116   $154,354,622 133
Jul 25, 2008 - $10,273 -27% -42% 92 $112   $154,364,895 134
Jul 26, 2008 - $13,529 +32% -35% 92 $147   $154,378,424 135
Jul 27, 2008 - $9,578 -29% -41% 92 $104   $154,388,002 136
Jul 28, 2008 - $5,815 -39% -38% 92 $63   $154,393,817 137
Jul 29, 2008 - $8,705 +50% -42% 92 $95   $154,402,522 138
Jul 30, 2008 - $10,955 +26% -28% 92 $119   $154,413,477 139
Jul 31, 2008 - $10,075 -8% -29% 92 $110   $154,423,552 140
Aug 1, 2008 - $5,717 -43% -44% 61 $94   $154,429,269 141
Aug 2, 2008 - $7,845 +37% -42% 61 $129   $154,437,114 142
Aug 3, 2008 - $7,208 -8% -25% 61 $118   $154,444,322 143
Aug 4, 2008 - $4,691 -35% -19% 61 $77   $154,449,013 144
Aug 5, 2008 - $6,146 +31% -29% 61 $101   $154,455,159 145
Aug 6, 2008 - $5,389 -12% -51% 61 $88   $154,460,548 146
Aug 7, 2008 - $5,491 +2% -45% 61 $90   $154,466,039 147
Sep 1, 2008 83 $1,155     12 $96   $154,529,187 172

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 14, 2008 1 $61,419,921   3,954 $15,534   $61,419,921 1
Mar 21, 2008 1 $38,429,227 -37% 3,961 $9,702   $99,849,148 2
Mar 28, 2008 2 $22,111,633 -42% 3,826 $5,779   $121,960,781 3
Apr 4, 2008 4 $11,667,573 -47% 3,571 $3,267   $133,628,354 4
Apr 11, 2008 6 $7,278,307 -38% 3,209 $2,268   $140,906,661 5
Apr 18, 2008 8 $4,566,242 -37% 2,670 $1,710   $145,472,903 6
Apr 25, 2008 10 $3,007,215 -34% 2,159 $1,393   $148,480,118 7
May 2, 2008 11 $1,613,655 -46% 1,463 $1,103   $150,093,773 8
May 9, 2008 14 $761,837 -53% 770 $989   $150,855,610 9
May 16, 2008 14 $596,008 -22% 543 $1,098   $151,451,618 10
May 23, 2008 11 $752,068 +26% 488 $1,541   $152,203,686 11
May 30, 2008 13 $561,010 -25% 428 $1,311   $152,764,696 12
Jun 6, 2008 15 $402,500 -28% 347 $1,160   $153,167,196 13
Jun 13, 2008 15 $326,307 -19% 294 $1,110   $153,493,503 14
Jun 20, 2008 20 $275,270 -16% 249 $1,106   $153,768,773 15
Jun 27, 2008 23 $203,640 -26% 209 $974   $153,972,413 16
Jul 4, 2008 28 $147,313 -28% 181 $814   $154,119,726 17
Jul 11, 2008 33 $126,163 -14% 150 $841   $154,245,889 18
Jul 18, 2008 38 $108,733 -14% 122 $891   $154,354,622 19
Jul 25, 2008 44 $68,930 -37% 92 $749   $154,423,552 20
Aug 1, 2008 54 $42,487 -38% 61 $697   $154,466,039 21
Aug 8, 2008 60 $32,938 -22% 49 $672   $154,498,977 22
Aug 15, 2008 75 $16,085 -51% 31 $519   $154,515,062 23
Aug 22, 2008 86 $9,308 -42% 14 $665   $154,524,370 24
Aug 29, 2008 96 $5,069 -46% 12 $422   $154,529,439 25

International Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time International Animated Box Office (Rank 101-200) 137 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office (Rank 701-800) 753 $144,948,447
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 401-500) 470 $144,948,447
Top 2008 Movies at the International Box Office 23 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 101-200) 158 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200) 120 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Fantasy Movies 84 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 201-300) 266 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for G Movies 35 $144,948,447
All Time International Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies 97 $144,948,447

Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records

RecordRankRevenue
All Time Worldwide Animated Box Office (Rank 101-200) 107 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 501-600) 571 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 301-400) 331 $299,477,886
Top 2008 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office 18 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 101-200) 117 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies 99 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Fantasy Movies 66 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 201-300) 220 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for G Movies 27 $299,477,886
All Time Worldwide Box Office for 20th Century Fox Movies 78 $299,477,886

Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week		% ChangeTotal
Units		Spending
this
Week		Total
Spending		Weeks
in
Release
Dec 14, 200821,748,820 1,748,820$29,871,070$29,871,0701
Dec 21, 200841,065,946-39% 2,814,766$18,200,282$48,071,3522
Dec 28, 20086516,522-52% 3,331,288$8,824,107$56,895,4593
Jan 4, 200911168,580-67% 3,499,868$2,444,292$59,339,7514
Jan 11, 20091193,081-45% 3,592,949$1,585,356$60,925,1075
Jan 18, 20092060,664-35% 3,653,613$1,015,424$61,940,5316
Jan 25, 20092058,298-4% 3,711,911$877,869$62,818,4007
Feb 1, 20092748,237-17% 3,760,148$761,802$63,580,2028
Feb 15, 20092268,415 3,846,951$1,030,590$64,887,59210
Feb 22, 20091569,808+2% 3,916,759$1,054,150$65,941,74211
Mar 1, 20098156,931+125% 4,073,690$2,364,746$68,306,48812
Jul 19, 20091650,127 4,207,817$519,316$70,175,77632
Apr 4, 20101875,396 4,437,616$677,810$72,948,37569
Nov 25, 201221129,782 4,834,542$521,970$75,796,428207
Dec 2, 20122648,141-63% 4,882,683$229,998$76,026,426208
Dec 9, 20122494,257+96% 4,976,940$428,577$76,455,003209
Dec 16, 20122673,184-22% 5,050,124$291,404$76,746,407210
Dec 23, 20123075,725+3% 5,125,849$302,915$77,049,322211
Mar 17, 20131542,285 5,307,455$212,626$77,942,856223
Mar 24, 20131931,355-26% 5,338,810$156,461$78,099,317224
May 26, 20131737,475 5,433,214$265,368$78,644,070233
Aug 12, 2018640,735 6,013,381$203,675$82,103,595505
Aug 19, 2018316,053-61% 6,029,434$196,970$82,300,565506
Aug 26, 2018616,376+2% 6,045,810$199,460$82,500,025507
Sep 2, 2018620,005+22% 6,065,815$100,025$82,600,050508
Sep 9, 20181022,753+14% 6,088,568$113,765$82,713,815509

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