Serenity still has a chance to break even at the Box Office

POSTED BY: GatorMarc
UPDATED: Saturday, February 4, 2006 02:37
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GATORMARC

Tuesday, December 27, 2005 12:38 PM

Domestic: $25,374,750
+ Overseas: $13,097,095
= Worldwide: $38,471,845

Australia $2,417,865 (12/14/05)
Austria $165,674 (12/22/05)
Belgium $68,698 (12/22/05)
Denmark $82,591 (12/22/05)
France $530,411 (Final)
Germany $1,184,483 (12/22/05)
Holland $96,604 (12/13/05)
Italy $108,106 (12/11/05)
New Zealand $223,529 (12/13/05)
Norway $49,038 (12/22/05)
Portugal $221,620 (Final)
Russia $1,691,368 (Final)
Spain $991,573 (11/20/05)
Sweden $55,125 (12/15/05)
Switzerland $27,573 (12/15/05)
United Kingdom $4,784,311 (Final)

GatorMarc

Eat 'em up, chomp, chomp.

GATORMARC

Thursday, January 5, 2006 1:19 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Nellie:
GatorMarc, where did you get your Box Office figures for all those countries?

Many of them aren't available on Box Office Mojo, so where did you get them, if you don't mind my asking?

Actually, that's where I got them from... Box Office Mojo.

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

GatorMarc

Eat 'em up, chomp, chomp.

GATORMARC

Thursday, January 5, 2006 1:21 PM

Updated Box Office:

Domestic: $25,374,750
+ Overseas: $13,272,980
= Worldwide: $38,647,730

International:

Australia $2,427,169 (12/28/05)
Austria $168,873 (1/3/06)
Belgium $68,698 (12/22/05)
Denmark $82,756 (12/23/05)
France $530,411 (Final)
Germany $1,207,740 (1/3/06)
Holland $96,604 (12/13/05)
Italy $108,106 (12/11/05)
New Zealand $224,725 (12/29/05)
Norway $49,496 (12/23/05)
Portugal $221,620 (Final)
Russia $1,691,368 (Final)
Spain $1,018,603 (12/29/05)
Sweden $55,125 (12/15/05)
Switzerland $27,573 (12/15/05)
United Kingdom $4,784,311 (Final)

GatorMarc

Eat 'em up, chomp, chomp.

NELLIE

Thursday, January 5, 2006 1:47 PM

Pointless without cinema numbers.
(Holland $96,604 from 12 cinemas)
12 CINEMAS!!!

Especially compared to other films like Fox's "In Her Shoes" (Holland: 80 cinemas)...

GATORMARC

Wednesday, January 11, 2006 9:25 PM

They finally updated the domestic figures after a month.

Domestic: $25,514,517
+ Overseas: $13,281,442
= Worldwide: $38,795,959

Some of these International Figures are still out of date... not sure if we can expect much more to come in, but then again, I was pleasantly surprised to see the extra $140k domestically from December.

Australia $2,427,169 (12/28/05)
Austria $168,873 (1/3/06)
Belgium $68,698 (12/22/05)
Denmark $82,756 (12/23/05)
France $530,411 (Final)
Germany $1,207,740 (1/3/06)
Holland $96,604 (12/13/05)
Italy $108,106 (12/11/05)
New Zealand $224,725 (12/29/05)
Norway $49,496 (12/23/05)
Portugal $221,620 (Final)
Russia $1,691,368 (Final)
Spain $1,018,603 (12/29/05)
Sweden $55,125 (12/15/05)
Switzerland $27,573 (12/15/05)
United Kingdom $4,784,311 (Final)

GatorMarc

Eat 'em up, chomp, chomp.

GATORMARC

Wednesday, January 18, 2006 5:11 PM

Domestic: $25,514,517
+ Overseas: $13,299,915
= Worldwide: $38,814,432

Still a lot of International figures that are out of date. Don't know if we can expect more from them or not.

GatorMarc

Eat 'em up, chomp, chomp.

WINDWALKER

Thursday, January 19, 2006 3:11 AM

I didn't see Japan They eat up American SciFi

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.

GATORMARC

Friday, February 3, 2006 7:39 PM

It's like it's constantly taunting me by adding ten grand here and ten grand there...

Domestic: $25,514,517
+ Overseas: $13,322,807
= Worldwide: $38,837,324

GatorMarc

Eat 'em up, chomp, chomp.

HALFBREEDINKC

Saturday, February 4, 2006 2:37 AM

There was a thread I started a few days ago that pretty much asked some of these same questions. If memory serves - the rental grosses were somewhere in the neighborhood of $6 million +, Serenity was #38 on the top rentals last week, but most stores only had a few copies, my local blockbuster only had like 6 total. I couldn't find any figures for the grosses on dvd SALES, so who actually knows how well it is doing?

Remember also that some franchises have done a lot worse financially and yet still had sequels made. I'd sure as hell like to see SOMETHING, preferably "long-term" - the series being brought back, a run of several movies or mini-series...anything is better than what we have right now.

HalfBreed in KC

"They don't like it when you shoot at them. I worked that out myself"

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