Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 1,601-1,700)	1,619	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 501-600)	528	$229,345,061
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 1,201-1,300)	1,211	$57,229,890
Top 1980 Movies at the Domestic Box Office	9	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Box Office for Based on TV Movies	97	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 1,201-1,300)	1,295	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 701-800)	721	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Box Office for Comedy Movies (Rank 301-400)	302	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Box Office for R Movies (Rank 401-500)	450	$57,229,890
All Time Domestic Box Office for Universal Movies (Rank 201-300)	234	$57,229,890

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Jun 20, 1980	2	$4,858,152		594	$8,179	$4,858,152	1

Territory	Release Date	Opening Weekend	Opening Weekend Screens	Maximum Screens	Theatrical Engagements	Total Box Office	Report Date
Australia	10/8/2020	$2,327	1	2	9	$15,203	10/19/2022
New Zealand	9/24/2020	$0	0	1	1	$186	4/21/2024
International Total						$15,389	4/21/2024

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time International Box Office (Rank 24,301-24,400)	24,307	$15,389
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 22,901-23,000)	22,931	$15,389
All Time International Box Office for Based on TV Movies (Rank 301-400)	325	$15,389
All Time International Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 20,801-20,900)	20,854	$15,389
All Time International Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 12,801-12,900)	12,810	$15,389
All Time International Box Office for Comedy Movies (Rank 4,001-4,100)	4,063	$15,389
All Time International Box Office for R Movies (Rank 3,701-3,800)	3,712	$15,389
All Time International Box Office for Universal Movies (Rank 401-500)	479	$15,389

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 2,801-2,900)	2,837	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 2,201-2,300)	2,237	$57,245,279
Top 1980 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office	10	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Based on TV Movies (Rank 101-200)	133	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 2,301-2,400)	2,366	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 1,301-1,400)	1,370	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Comedy Movies (Rank 401-500)	469	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Box Office for R Movies (Rank 801-900)	831	$57,245,279
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Universal Movies (Rank 301-400)	345	$57,245,279

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for March 6th, 2012

March 6th, 2012

The number of big releases coming out this week can be counted on the fingers of one hand. The biggest theatrical release of the week is Immortals, but its reviews were weak enough that I think it might struggle on the home market in comparison. There are also a few catalog titles coming out on Blu-ray that are note-worthy, like To Catch a Thief. However, by far the biggest release, and the best, is Game of Thrones: Season One on DVD or Blu-ray, the latter of which is the Pick of the Week with To Catch a Thief not too far behind. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for August 16th, 2011

August 16th, 2011

It's a deceptively busy week, as there are several significant releases hitting the home market on Tuesday. However, most of these are wide releases that flopped, to one degree or another. In fact, one of the best selling releases of the week is Jane Eyre, an early success story in limited release. When a limited release could conceivably lead the way in sales... well, that's a sure sign of weakness in the overall market. As for the best release of the week, that would have to go to The Big Lebowski Limited Edition Blu-ray Digibook. The latest season of Dexter would come close, but while the show is great, the releases are not Pick of the Week material. More...

Featured Blu-ray review: Animal House and The Blues Brothers

August 11th, 2011

I'm combining the Blu-ray reviews for National Lampoon's Animal House and The Blues Brothers for a number reasons. They were originally released in theaters less than two years apart, came out on Blu-ray the same day, they are both being released by the same studio, and I previously reviewed The Blues Brothers, so that review will be rather short. Another similarity... they're both widely considered the best of their respective franchises, both of which have fallen on hard times. So, have the years been good to them? And are these Blu-ray releases worth picking up More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for July 26th, 2011

July 25th, 2011

Summer time at the box office is amazing. From the first weekend in May until sometime in August, there is usually an average of one $100 million dollar movie released per week. This year will have at least three months in a row with at least one $100 million film. On the home market, on the other hand, summer time is crappy. This year has been particularly tiresome, as the spring wasn't a fun time at the box office. The biggest release this week is Source Code, which was only a midlevel hit. To be fair, it is one of the best-reviewed wide releases of the year. On the other hand, neither the DVD nor the Blu-ray are exactly overloaded with extras. More...

DVD Review - The Blues Brothers - 25th Anniversary Edition

September 12th, 2005

Just over a week ago, Universal released a 25th Anniversary Edition of The Blues Brothers. This review will go into the movie itself and the DVD presentation, but like all Special Editions, the real question is, is it worth the update. More...