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152 on Joker wins a second weekend at the box office with $55 millionJoker had a great second weekend at the box office. It took in $55 million, dropping only 43% from its opening weekend. Anything less than a 50% drop from an opening weekend is considered very healthy, so it looks as though Joker is going to have some lets. The new domestic total is $192.72 million.…
Projections bounced all over the scale leading up to the debut of Joker, but now we finally have an official number. Joker took in $93.5 million domestically to beat the old October box office record held by Venom at $80.25 million. Combined with the foreign ticket sales of $140.5 million, the film now stands at…
Things are looking good for Todd Phillips' Joker over its opening weekend. The latest box office projections are showing that not only will the Joker be the Clown Prince of Crime, but he'll also be the king of the box office. Showings of Joker will begin as early as Wednesday in some countries, and the…
Warner Bros. announced today that The Dark Knight Rises has crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide at the box office! Christopher Nolan's Batman finale grossed $431.2 million domestically and an estimated $574 million internationally for a grand total $1.005 billion of as today. That total even puts it ahead of 2008's The Dark Knight, which…
The headline says it all... the latest box office numbers are in and The Dark Knight Rises has now made $941.2 million at the box office worldwide. The grand total comes from $422.2 million domestically and $519 million internationally. It looks like next weekend I may be writing the big "$1 billion" article! SOURCE: ComingSoon.net
'The Dark Knight Rises' has now earned over $900M worldwide, and will pass $1 billion with China & Italy on horizon: ow.ly/dafJz — Box Office Mojo (@boxofficemojo) August 22, 2012 It's official! The Dark Knight Rises has made over $900 million worldwide... $901.2 million to be exact. As reported earlier this week, The Dark Knight…
The Dark Knight Rises keeps on dominating the box office. With a $488.6 million international total as of yesterday, it has surpassed the entire $469.7 million overseas gross of 2008's The Dark Knight. Factor in the domestic box office numbers, and The Dark Knight Rises is expected to pass the $900 million mark today or…
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'The Dark Knight Rises' is the 15th movie ever to pass $400 million at the domestic box office: ow.ly/d42Zv #TDKR #boxoffice — Box Office Mojo (@boxofficemojo) August 18, 2012 The Dark Knight Rises passed the $400 million mark this weekend, with an estimated domestic total of $409.9 million. This makes The Dark Knight Rises the…
After dominating the box office for three straight weekends, The Dark Knight Rises has been dethroned by The Bourne Legacy and The Campaign. Christopher Nolan's latest Batman movie pulled in a domestic total of $19.5 million this weekend, earning it the number three spot. That puts the domestic gross at $390.1 million and the overall…
The Dark Knight Rises has made over $733 million worldwide since debuting in theaters just a few weeks ago on July 20th. As far as the domestic gross, The Dark Knight Rises remained box office king for the third straight weekend, pulling in $36.4 in the last three days. Will Christopher Nolan's last Batman movie…
News has slowed down since the release of The Dark Knight Rises, but the box office numbers keep on rolling in. In just 12 days since its release The Dark Knight Rises has made $304 million domestically. The only other movies that have earned more than $300 million domestically in 2012 are The Avengers ($615.9…
Yesterday I reported that The Dark Knight Rises had already made over $500 million worldwide, and now it's starting to set new records. Over the weekend of July 29th, the IMAX box office gross was about $52 million. "We've crossed the $50 million mark in the fastest time ever with The Dark Knight Rises, lifted, in part, by…
Box office numbers were released yesterday and The Dark Knight Rises has made $537.2 million worldwide. With that kind of momentum it seems like Christopher Nolan's final Batman movie will hit the $1 billion mark, just like The Dark Knight did in 2008. SOURCE: Deadline
With $374.2 million, 'The Dark Knight Rises' has already eclipsed 'Batman Begins' in worldwide grosses: ow.ly/cyxJW #TDKR — Box Office Mojo (@boxofficemojo) July 27, 2012 It looks like Warner Bros. is going to make a sweet profit of off their rumored $250 million dollar investment in The Dark Knight Rises. In less than 7 full…
The Dark Knight Rises had a record breaking weekend at the box office, pulling in $160.9 million in just three days. This makes it the biggest opening ever for a 2D title, beating The Dark Knight's $158.4 million opening, and the third-biggest debut overall domestically -- trailing just The Avengers ($207.4 million) and Harry Potter…
The Dark Knight Rises raked in a reported $30.6 million from midnight showings last night, and about $25 million worth of tickets were sold well in advanced. Christopher Nolan's epic Batman finale was played at 3,825 theaters, 330 of which had premium-priced IMAX screens. Back in May, Marvel's The Avengers made $18.7 million from midnight…
Update: The final total was an impressive $207.4 million for The Avengers' opening weekend. In July of 2008, The Dark Knight made box office history, raking in $158 million in its first opening weekend. It held onto that record for nearly three years, only to be dethroned by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 last…
In 2008, The Dark Knight made box office history, raking in $158 million in it's first opening weekend. It held onto that record for three years, but today, there's a new box office King. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 opened last Friday, and pulled in a record breaking $168 million this weekend.…
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