Summer Box Office Totals for the US

[Uncle Remus]

For a while I have been keeping track of the amount of money certain movies this summer have been making. I decided to show all of the list so far. My list contains most of the movies that are probably known to most of you. Here is what I have so far:

400 million
-Shrek 2 ($436,471,036)
300 million
-Spider-Man 2 ($365,173,462)
200 million
-Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban ($246,900,818)
100 million:
-The Day After Tomorrow ($185,984,768)
-The Bourne Supremacy ($150,393,515)
-I Robot ($138,292,990)
-Troy ($132,703,006)
-Van Helsing ($119,857,215)
-Fahrenheit 9/11 ($116,761,122)
-Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story ($113,005,058)
-The Village ($107,049,072)
Under 100 million:
-Anchorman ($84,136,909)
-The Terminal ($77,032,279)
-The Notebook ($76,295,611)
-Garfield ($74,405,479)
-Collateral ($69,721,408)
-White Chicks ($66,811,304)
-Alien Vs. Predator ($62,962,235)
-The Princess Diaries 2 ($61,217,735)
-The Stepford Wives ($59,176,740)
-The Chronicles of Riddick ($56,816,620)
-The Machurian Canidate ($54,543,247)
-King Arthur ($51,003,407)
-A Cinderella Story ($50,249,672)
-Catwoman ($39,050,726)
-Raising Helen ($37,451,587)
-Around the World in 80 Days ($23,775,251)
-Napoleon Dynamite ($19,111,581)
-Little Black Book ($18,427,929)
-Exorcist: The Beggining ($18,054,001)
-Two Brothers ($18,024,760)
-Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle ($17,327,672)
-Yugi-Oh ($15,514,005)
-Open Water (14,493,924)
-Soul Plane ($13,922,211)
-Without A Paddle ($13,528,946)
-Breakin’ All The Rules ($11,830,000)
-Super Size Me ($11,269,350)
-De-Lovely ($10,776,149)
-Saved ($8,786,715)
-Sleepover ($8,070,311)
-Thunderbirds ($6,768,055)
-Garden State ($6,510,004)
-The Clearing ($5,675,703)
-A Day Without A Mexican ($3,234,607)
-Before Sunset ($4,560,080)
-Coffee and Cigarettes ($1,971,135)
-Control Room ($1,885,396)
-The Door in the Floor ($1,363,123)
-The Story of the Weeping Camel (1,055,919)

[Bill]

Hmm, interesting list... however, some of these are very recent and some have been in theaters for quite a bit. Any chance that there is a way to calculate just the earnings based on how many weeks the film has been out? I'm no math wiz, but I think there's some formula for that.

[AwallaceUNC]

Great list, Remus, thanks.

Bill, maybe just putting the number of weeks the movie's been out in parenthesis would help, and then the list can be updated at least every Monday.

I wonder if Stepford Wives' $56m+ will be enough to bring about the Stepford Husbands? I hope so.

-Aaron

[Loomis]

For a while I have been keeping track of the amount of money certain movies this summer have been making.

So are BoxofficeMojoand IMDB, which are far more interesting and colourful.

What was the point of this list? I mean, other than to boost your post count?

And didn't you leave?

[Uncle Remus]

What was the point of this list? I mean, other than to boost your post count?
And didn't you leave?

hmm that's strange i thought i heard something. i guess it was just my imagination. remember there is no such thing known as Loomis

frankly, i wouldnt be making more posts since i would editing my first post every week. and when you edit a post, you are actually NOT gaining a post at all.

[Uncle Remus]

have up results for new movies Bourne Supremacy and Catwoman.

[Uncle Remus]

have updated the list now. it has been a long time