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Luke wrote:It's looking like this could top The Lion King as box-office champ of animation, not taking inflation into consideration.
What are the official #s for FN...has it topped $300 million yet?
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^^^

after this weekend, it'd be estimated for a total of $290 million. So about two more good, full weeks would do it...
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As of last weekend:

Finding Nemo: $315 million
Pirates of the Caribbean: $176 million

FN is inching closer to the Lion King, while PotC continues to be a huge surprise.
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Disney has two of the highest-grossing and best-reviewed films of the summer.

Anyhow, with Spy Kids 3-D and Freaky Friday presenting competition in the weeks ahead, plus the DVD announcement, Nemo is starting to slow. It will still probably pass Lion King's $328 million by the end of August.
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Another $2.5 million for FN this past week.
It has to be about even with The Lion King now.

What an amazing result for Pixar and Disney...I thought it would do well but never imagined it was capable of putting up the numbers it has and continues to.
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indianajdp wrote:Another $2.5 million for FN this past week.
It has to be about even with The Lion King now.
Eh, a little less than $4 million short. I'd guess by Friday, it will be ahead.

Not considering inflation, of course. ;)
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Finding Nemo is now in the All-Time Top 10 :shock: :up:

1 Titanic - $600,788,188 1997
2 Star Wars - $460,998,007 1977
3 E.T. - $435,110,554 1982
4 Star Wars: Episode I - $431,088,297 1999
5 Spider-Man - $403,706,375 2002
6 Jurassic Park - $357,067,947 1993
7 Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - $339,776,642 2002
8 Forrest Gump - $329,694,499 1994
9 The Lion King - $328,541,776 1994
10 Finding Nemo - $327,703,000 2003
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