Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Domestic Animated Box Office	12	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office	54	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office	36	$662,590,921
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office	19	$380,529,370
Top 2003 Movies at the Domestic Box Office	2	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies	18	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation Movies	11	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office for Kids Fiction Movies	12	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office for Adventure Movies	25	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office for G Movies	4	$380,529,370
All Time Domestic Box Office for Walt Disney Movies	28	$380,529,370

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
May 30, 2003	1	$70,251,710		3,374	$20,821	$70,251,710	1
Jun 6, 2003	2	$46,589,649	-34%	3,391	$13,739	$144,043,789	2
Jun 13, 2003	1	$28,384,483	-39%	3,425	$8,287	$191,487,211	3
Jun 20, 2003	2	$21,138,752	-26%	3,404	$6,210	$228,549,216	4
Jun 27, 2003	3	$13,968,116	-34%	3,333	$4,191	$253,991,677	5
Jul 4, 2003	4	$11,509,141	-18%	2,902	$3,966	$274,936,974	6
Jul 11, 2003	5	$8,465,110	-26%	2,643	$3,203	$291,068,455	7
Jul 18, 2003	6	$7,275,723	-14%	2,480	$2,934	$303,795,720	8
Jul 25, 2003	8	$4,391,650	-40%	2,025	$2,169	$313,119,898	9
Aug 1, 2003	7	$3,860,462	-12%	1,777	$2,172	$320,020,760	10
Aug 8, 2003	9	$2,512,275	-35%	1,502	$1,673	$324,916,113	11
Aug 15, 2003	14	$1,358,901	-46%	1,037	$1,310	$327,793,194	12
Aug 22, 2003	15	$1,038,919	-24%	838	$1,240	$329,790,041	13
Aug 29, 2003	15	$1,536,533	+48%	1,053	$1,459	$331,921,877	14
Sep 5, 2003	20	$804,150	-48%	903	$891	$333,843,390	15
Sep 12, 2003	19	$636,935	-21%	624	$1,021	$334,702,727	16
Sep 19, 2003	23	$419,862	-34%	480	$875	$335,258,448	17
Sep 26, 2003	22	$360,887	-14%	405	$891	$335,734,009	18
Oct 3, 2003	18	$659,505	+83%	604	$1,092	$336,477,830	19
Oct 10, 2003	19	$626,484	-5%	540	$1,160	$337,367,455	20
Oct 17, 2003	18	$511,514	-18%	445	$1,149	$338,163,432	21
Oct 24, 2003	18	$435,507	-15%	404	$1,078	$338,746,985	22
Oct 31, 2003	24	$289,011	-34%	343	$843	$339,159,075	23
Nov 7, 2003	27	$180,158	-38%	266	$677	$339,424,646	24
Nov 14, 2003	33	$103,796	-42%	213	$487	$339,590,785	25
Nov 21, 2003	39	$50,581	-51%	168	$301	$339,666,356	26
Nov 28, 2003	59	$17,845	-65%	71	$251	$339,703,580	27
Dec 5, 2003	82	$4,918	-72%	44	$112	$339,711,822	28
Dec 12, 2003	111	$1,156	-76%	21	$55	$339,714,367	29
Sep 14, 2012	2	$16,687,773		2,904	$5,746	$356,402,140	486
Sep 21, 2012	4	$9,641,474	-42%	2,904	$3,320	$369,889,816	487
Sep 28, 2012	7	$4,035,826	-58%	2,639	$1,529	$376,159,173	488
Oct 5, 2012	10	$1,624,536	-60%	1,746	$930	$378,753,094	489
Oct 12, 2012	18	$387,942	-76%	480	$808	$379,829,269	490
Oct 19, 2012	26	$154,709	-60%	183	$845	$380,105,951	491
Oct 26, 2012	39	$61,382	-60%	78	$787	$380,167,333	492
Nov 23, 2012	29	$103,785		84	$1,236	$380,271,118	496
Nov 30, 2012	29	$76,315	-26%	79	$966	$380,347,433	497
Dec 7, 2012	33	$70,812	-7%	74	$957	$380,418,245	498
Dec 14, 2012	33	$63,755	-10%	70	$911	$380,482,000	499
Jan 4, 2013	46	$28,161		30	$939	$380,510,161	502
Jan 11, 2013	51	$19,209	-32%	22	$873	$380,529,370	503

Date	Rank	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days
May 30, 2003	1	$20,208,056			3,374	$5,989	$20,208,056	1
May 31, 2003	1	$28,011,547	+39%		3,374	$8,302	$48,219,603	2
Jun 1, 2003	1	$22,032,107	-21%		3,374	$6,530	$70,251,710	3
Jun 2, 2003	1	$6,946,000	-68%		3,374	$2,059	$77,197,000	4
Jun 3, 2003	1	$7,182,000	+3%		3,374	$2,129	$84,379,000	5
Jun 4, 2003	1	$6,725,000	-6%		3,374	$1,993	$91,104,000	6
Jun 5, 2003	1	$6,350,000	-6%		3,374	$1,882	$97,454,000	7
Jun 6, 2003	2	$12,304,142	+94%	-39%	3,391	$3,628	$109,758,282	8
Jun 7, 2003	1	$19,504,251	+59%	-30%	3,391	$5,752	$129,262,533	9
Jun 8, 2003	1	$14,781,256	-24%	-33%	3,391	$4,359	$144,043,789	10
Jun 9, 2003	1	$4,503,000	-70%	-35%	3,391	$1,328	$148,546,000	11
Jun 10, 2003	1	$4,665,000	+4%	-35%	3,391	$1,376	$153,212,000	12
Jun 11, 2003	1	$4,838,000	+4%	-28%	3,391	$1,427	$158,049,000	13
Jun 12, 2003	1	$5,053,000	+4%	-20%	3,391	$1,490	$163,103,000	14
Jun 13, 2003	1	$8,540,000	+69%	-31%	3,425	$2,493	$171,643,000	15
Jun 14, 2003	1	$11,318,000	+33%	-42%	3,425	$3,305	$182,961,000	16
Jun 15, 2003	1	$8,526,000	-25%	-42%	3,425	$2,489	$191,487,211	17
Jun 16, 2003	1	$3,579,000	-58%	-21%	3,425	$1,045	$195,066,000	18
Jun 17, 2003	1	$3,968,000	+11%	-15%	3,425	$1,159	$199,034,000	19
Jun 18, 2003	1	$4,230,000	+7%	-13%	3,425	$1,235	$203,264,000	20
Jun 19, 2003	1	$4,147,000	-2%	-18%	3,425	$1,211	$207,411,000	21
Jun 20, 2003	2	$6,242,000	+51%	-27%	3,404	$1,834	$213,653,000	22
Jun 21, 2003	2	$8,247,000	+32%	-27%	3,404	$2,423	$221,900,000	23
Jun 22, 2003	2	$6,598,000	-20%	-23%	3,404	$1,938	$228,549,216	24
Jun 23, 2003	2	$2,733,000	-59%	-24%	3,404	$803	$231,282,216	25
Jun 24, 2003	2	$2,826,000	+3%	-29%	3,404	$830	$234,108,216	26
Jun 25, 2003	2	$2,830,000	n/c	-33%	3,404	$831	$236,938,216	27
Jun 26, 2003	2	$3,085,000	+9%	-26%	3,404	$906	$240,024,000	28
Jun 27, 2003	3	$4,204,239	+36%	-33%	3,333	$1,261	$244,228,239	29
Jun 28, 2003	3	$5,478,147	+30%	-34%	3,333	$1,644	$249,705,947	30
Jun 29, 2003	3	$4,285,730	-22%	-35%	3,333	$1,286	$253,991,677	31
Jun 30, 2003	2	$2,522,000	-41%	-8%	3,333	$757	$256,513,677	32
Jul 1, 2003	3	$2,474,000	-2%	-12%	3,333	$742	$258,987,677	33
Jul 2, 2003	4	$2,214,000	-11%	-22%	2,902	$763	$261,201,677	34
Jul 3, 2003	4	$2,602,000	+18%	-16%	2,902	$897	$263,803,677	35
Jul 4, 2003	4	$2,904,412	+12%	-31%	2,902	$1,001	$266,708,089	36
Jul 5, 2003	4	$4,618,891	+59%	-16%	2,902	$1,592	$271,326,980	37
Jul 6, 2003	4	$3,535,838	-23%	-17%	2,902	$1,218	$274,936,974	38
Jul 7, 2003	4	$1,837,000	-48%	-27%	2,902	$633	$276,773,974	39
Jul 8, 2003	4	$2,040,000	+11%	-18%	2,902	$703	$278,813,974	40
Jul 9, 2003	4	$1,898,000	-7%	-14%	2,902	$654	$280,711,974	41
Jul 10, 2003	4	$1,873,000	-1%	-28%	2,902	$645	$282,584,974	42
Jul 11, 2003	5	$2,707,000	+45%	-7%	2,643	$1,024	$285,291,974	43
Jul 12, 2003	5	$3,100,000	+15%	-33%	2,643	$1,173	$288,391,974	44
Jul 13, 2003	5	$2,393,855	-23%	-32%	2,643	$906	$291,068,455	45
Jul 14, 2003	5	$1,306,000	-45%	-29%	2,643	$494	$292,374,455	46
Jul 15, 2003	5	$1,404,000	+8%	-31%	2,643	$531	$293,778,000	47
Jul 16, 2003	5	$1,454,000	+4%	-23%	2,643	$550	$295,232,000	48
Jul 17, 2003	5	$1,288,000	-11%	-31%	2,643	$487	$296,520,000	49
Jul 18, 2003	6	$2,698,803	+110%	n/c	2,480	$1,088	$299,218,800	50
Jul 19, 2003	6	$2,597,191	-4%	-16%	2,480	$1,047	$301,815,991	51
Jul 20, 2003	6	$1,979,729	-24%	-17%	2,480	$798	$303,795,720	52
Jul 21, 2003	5	$1,191,000	-40%	-9%	2,480	$480	$304,986,000	53
Jul 22, 2003	5	$1,296,000	+9%	-8%	2,480	$523	$306,283,000	54
Jul 23, 2003	4	$1,284,000	-1%	-12%	2,480	$518	$307,566,000	55
Jul 24, 2003	4	$1,162,000	-10%	-10%	2,480	$469	$308,728,000	56
Jul 25, 2003	9	$1,272,529	+10%	-53%	2,025	$628	$310,000,777	57
Jul 26, 2003	8	$1,740,311	+37%	-33%	2,025	$859	$311,741,088	58
Jul 27, 2003	8	$1,378,810	-21%	-30%	2,025	$681	$313,119,898	59
Jul 28, 2003	7	$700,000	-49%	-41%	2,025	$346	$313,820,000	60
Jul 29, 2003	6	$763,000	+9%	-41%	2,025	$377	$314,584,000	61
Jul 30, 2003	6	$760,000	n/c	-41%	2,025	$375	$315,344,000	62
Jul 31, 2003	6	$817,000	+8%	-30%	2,025	$403	$316,160,000	63
Aug 1, 2003	8	$1,117,852	+37%	-12%	1,777	$629	$317,278,150	64
Aug 2, 2003	7	$1,520,536	+36%	-13%	1,777	$856	$318,798,686	65
Aug 3, 2003	7	$1,222,074	-20%	-11%	1,777	$688	$320,020,760	66
Aug 4, 2003	7	$683,000	-44%	-2%	1,777	$384	$320,704,000	67
Aug 5, 2003	7	$681,000	n/c	-11%	1,777	$383	$321,385,000	68
Aug 6, 2003	8	$527,000	-23%	-31%	1,777	$297	$321,912,000	69
Aug 7, 2003	8	$493,000	-6%	-40%	1,777	$277	$322,404,000	70
Aug 8, 2003	9	$698,684	+42%	-37%	1,502	$465	$323,102,522	71
Aug 9, 2003	9	$1,015,295	+45%	-33%	1,502	$676	$324,117,817	72
Aug 10, 2003	9	$798,296	-21%	-35%	1,502	$531	$324,916,113	73
Aug 11, 2003	9	$397,000	-50%	-42%	1,502	$264	$325,313,113	74
Aug 12, 2003	9	$428,000	+8%	-37%	1,502	$285	$325,741,113	75
Aug 13, 2003	9	$376,000	-12%	-29%	1,502	$250	$326,117,113	76
Aug 14, 2003	9	$291,000	-23%	-41%	1,502	$194	$326,408,113	77
Sep 14, 2012	2	$5,056,737			2,904	$1,741	$344,771,104	3,396
Sep 15, 2012	2	$7,009,590	+39%		2,904	$2,414	$351,780,694	3,397
Sep 16, 2012	2	$4,621,446	-34%		2,904	$1,591	$356,402,140	3,398
Sep 17, 2012	2	$1,217,646	-74%		2,904	$419	$357,619,786	3,399
Sep 18, 2012	2	$1,226,122	+1%		2,904	$422	$358,845,908	3,400
Sep 19, 2012	2	$715,863	-42%		2,904	$247	$359,561,771	3,401
Sep 20, 2012	2	$686,571	-4%		2,904	$236	$360,248,342	3,402
Sep 21, 2012	4	$2,407,552	+251%	-52%	2,904	$829	$362,655,894	3,403
Sep 22, 2012	4	$4,514,681	+88%	-36%	2,904	$1,555	$367,170,575	3,404
Sep 23, 2012	2	$2,719,241	-40%	-41%	2,904	$936	$369,889,816	3,405
Sep 24, 2012	6	$457,093	-83%	-62%	2,904	$157	$370,346,909	3,406
Sep 25, 2012	6	$617,701	+35%	-50%	2,904	$213	$370,964,610	3,407
Sep 26, 2012	3	$724,781	+17%	+1%	2,904	$250	$371,689,391	3,408
Sep 27, 2012	6	$433,956	-40%	-37%	2,904	$149	$372,123,347	3,409
Sep 28, 2012	7	$1,044,831	+141%	-57%	2,639	$396	$373,168,178	3,410
Sep 29, 2012	7	$1,871,988	+79%	-59%	2,639	$709	$375,040,166	3,411
Sep 30, 2012	7	$1,119,007	-40%	-59%	2,639	$424	$376,159,173	3,412
Oct 1, 2012	9	$226,749	-80%	-50%	2,639	$86	$376,385,922	3,413
Oct 2, 2012	11	$274,146	+21%	-56%	2,639	$104	$376,660,068	3,414
Oct 3, 2012	9	$225,618	-18%	-69%	2,639	$85	$376,885,686	3,415
Oct 4, 2012	9	$242,872	+8%	-44%	2,639	$92	$377,128,558	3,416
Oct 5, 2012	11	$377,750	+56%	-64%	1,746	$216	$377,506,308	3,417
Oct 6, 2012	10	$703,115	+86%	-62%	1,746	$403	$378,209,423	3,418
Oct 7, 2012	9	$543,671	-23%	-51%	1,746	$311	$378,753,094	3,419
Oct 8, 2012	9	$332,972	-39%	+47%	1,746	$191	$379,086,066	3,420
Oct 9, 2012	13	$122,434	-63%	-55%	1,746	$70	$379,208,500	3,421
Oct 10, 2012	11	$111,914	-9%	-50%	1,746	$64	$379,320,414	3,422
Oct 11, 2012	11	$120,913	+8%	-50%	1,746	$69	$379,441,327	3,423
Oct 12, 2012	-	$77,637	-36%	-79%	480	$162	$379,518,964	3,424
Oct 13, 2012	-	$171,375	+121%	-76%	480	$357	$379,690,339	3,425
Oct 14, 2012	-	$138,930	-19%	-74%	480	$289	$379,829,269	3,426
Oct 15, 2012	-	$26,108	-81%	-92%	480	$54	$379,855,377	3,427
Oct 16, 2012	-	$29,430	+13%	-76%	480	$61	$379,884,807	3,428
Oct 17, 2012	-	$28,120	-4%	-75%	480	$59	$379,912,927	3,429
Oct 18, 2012	-	$38,315	+36%	-68%	480	$80	$379,951,242	3,430

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
May 30, 2003	1	$97,454,140		3,374	$28,884	$97,454,140	1
Jun 6, 2003	1	$65,648,588	-33%	3,391	$19,360	$163,102,728	2
Jun 13, 2003	1	$44,307,736	-33%	3,425	$12,937	$207,410,464	3
Jun 20, 2003	2	$32,613,097	-26%	3,404	$9,581	$240,023,561	4
Jun 27, 2003	3	$23,404,272	-28%	3,333	$7,022	$263,427,833	5
Jul 4, 2003	5	$19,175,512	-18%	2,902	$6,608	$282,603,345	6
Jul 11, 2003	5	$13,916,652	-27%	2,643	$5,265	$296,519,997	7
Jul 18, 2003	6	$12,208,251	-12%	2,480	$4,923	$308,728,248	8
Jul 25, 2003	8	$7,432,050	-39%	2,025	$3,670	$316,160,298	9
Aug 1, 2003	7	$6,243,540	-16%	1,777	$3,514	$322,403,838	10
Aug 8, 2003	9	$4,030,455	-35%	1,502	$2,683	$326,434,293	11
Aug 15, 2003	14	$2,316,829	-43%	1,037	$2,234	$328,751,122	12
Aug 22, 2003	15	$1,634,222	-29%	838	$1,950	$330,385,344	13
Aug 29, 2003	14	$2,653,896	+62%	1,053	$2,520	$333,039,240	14
Sep 5, 2003	20	$1,026,552	-61%	903	$1,137	$334,065,792	15
Sep 12, 2003	20	$772,794	-25%	624	$1,238	$334,838,586	16
Sep 19, 2003	24	$534,536	-31%	480	$1,114	$335,373,122	17
Sep 26, 2003	23	$445,203	-17%	405	$1,099	$335,818,325	18
Oct 3, 2003	16	$922,646	+107%	604	$1,528	$336,740,971	19
Oct 10, 2003	18	$910,947	-1%	540	$1,687	$337,651,918	20
Oct 17, 2003	18	$659,560	-28%	445	$1,482	$338,311,478	21
Oct 24, 2003	17	$558,586	-15%	404	$1,383	$338,870,064	22
Oct 31, 2003	25	$374,424	-33%	343	$1,092	$339,244,488	23
Nov 7, 2003	28	$242,501	-35%	266	$912	$339,486,989	24
Nov 14, 2003	36	$128,786	-47%	213	$605	$339,615,775	25
Nov 21, 2003	44	$69,960	-46%	168	$416	$339,685,735	26
Nov 28, 2003	62	$21,169	-70%	71	$298	$339,706,904	27
Dec 5, 2003	83	$6,307	-70%	44	$143	$339,713,211	28
Dec 12, 2003	110	$1,156	-82%	21	$55	$339,714,367	29
Sep 14, 2012	2	$20,533,975		2,904	$7,071	$360,248,342	486
Sep 21, 2012	4	$11,875,005	-42%	2,904	$4,089	$372,123,347	487
Sep 28, 2012	7	$5,005,211	-58%	2,639	$1,897	$377,128,558	488
Oct 5, 2012	10	$2,312,769	-54%	1,746	$1,325	$379,441,327	489
Oct 12, 2012	18	$509,915	-78%	480	$1,062	$379,951,242	490
Oct 19, 2012	28	$154,709	-70%	183	$845	$380,105,951	491
Oct 26, 2012	42	$61,382	-60%	78	$787	$380,167,333	492
Nov 23, 2012	37	$103,785		84	$1,236	$380,271,118	496
Nov 30, 2012	34	$76,315	-26%	79	$966	$380,347,433	497
Dec 7, 2012	40	$70,812	-7%	74	$957	$380,418,245	498
Dec 14, 2012	47	$63,755	-10%	70	$911	$380,482,000	499
Jan 4, 2013	53	$28,161		30	$939	$380,510,161	502
Jan 11, 2013	53	$19,209	-32%	22	$873	$380,529,370	503

Territory	Release Date	Opening Weekend	Opening Weekend Screens	Maximum Screens	Theatrical Engagements	Total Box Office	Report Date
Australia	8/28/2003	$5,217,329	399	399	437	$7,102,658	5/29/2021
Germany	2/14/2013	$0	0	1	1	$1,812,858	10/6/2015
Netherlands	10/3/2024	$10,153	30	30	30	$10,153	10/7/2024
New Zealand	9/6/2012	$0	0	6	15	$169,589	9/14/2020
Rest of World						$546,470,224
International Total						$555,565,482	10/7/2024

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time International Animated Box Office	19	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office	92	$555,565,482
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office	34	$555,565,482
Top 2003 Movies at the International Box Office	2	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies	32	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office for Digital Animation Movies	18	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office for Kids Fiction Movies	18	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office for Adventure Movies	45	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office for G Movies	4	$555,565,482
All Time International Box Office for Walt Disney Movies	30	$555,565,482

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Worldwide Animated Box Office	16	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office	69	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office	23	$936,094,852
Biggest Film in a Single Market	82	$380,529,370
Top 2003 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office	2	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Original Screenplay Movies	23	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies	15	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Kids Fiction Movies	17	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Adventure Movies	36	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office for G Movies	4	$936,094,852
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Walt Disney Movies	32	$936,094,852

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
Nov 9, 2014	26	7,264		1,354,750	$118,021	$31,795,623	575
May 10, 2015	23	14,434		1,619,438	$220,481	$37,041,060	601
May 17, 2015	28	15,241	+6%	1,634,679	$234,609	$37,275,669	602
Nov 22, 2015	30	18,951		1,871,274	$379,825	$41,694,057	629
Dec 13, 2015	26	25,004		1,929,321	$502,465	$42,860,099	632
Mar 20, 2016	29	11,725		2,024,473	$179,672	$44,972,914	646
Mar 27, 2016	24	21,341	+82%	2,045,814	$332,371	$45,305,285	647
Apr 3, 2016	29	16,017	-25%	2,061,831	$295,712	$45,600,997	648
May 8, 2016	28	14,558		2,100,119	$284,455	$46,331,149	653
May 22, 2016	27	9,317		2,116,187	$181,886	$46,645,627	655
May 29, 2016	23	9,992	+7%	2,126,179	$199,603	$46,845,230	656
Jun 5, 2016	27	14,842	+49%	2,141,021	$297,218	$47,142,448	657
Jun 26, 2016	15	20,881		2,183,990	$413,375	$48,000,108	660
Jul 3, 2016	19	16,604	-20%	2,200,594	$304,338	$48,304,446	661
Jul 10, 2016	26	19,044	+15%	2,219,638	$347,323	$48,651,769	662

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
Dec 9, 2012	3	336,808		336,808	$8,866,597	$8,866,597	475
Dec 16, 2012	6	160,607	-52%	497,415	$4,129,933	$12,996,530	476
Dec 23, 2012	9	123,793	-23%	621,208	$3,695,316	$16,691,846	477
Dec 30, 2012	3	163,553	+32%	784,761	$4,235,539	$20,927,385	478
Jan 6, 2013	10	31,615	-81%	816,376	$991,815	$21,919,200	479
Jan 13, 2013	15	19,789	-37%	836,165	$592,802	$22,512,002	480
Jan 20, 2013	12	18,212	-8%	854,377	$449,871	$22,961,873	481
Jan 27, 2013	9	16,950	-7%	871,327	$392,482	$23,354,355	482
Feb 3, 2013	15	11,355	-33%	882,682	$271,370	$23,625,725	483
Feb 10, 2013	10	14,092	+24%	896,774	$365,322	$23,991,047	484
Feb 17, 2013	14	19,750	+40%	916,524	$535,659	$24,526,706	485
Mar 10, 2013	17	11,654		940,559	$271,150	$25,151,592	488
Mar 24, 2013	20	11,428		962,697	$267,693	$25,727,615	490
Mar 31, 2013	19	29,503	+158%	992,200	$699,323	$26,426,938	491
Jun 26, 2016	17	9,378		1,295,281	$254,194	$35,488,094	660
Jul 3, 2016	17	9,762	+4%	1,305,043	$267,256	$35,755,350	661
Jul 10, 2016	14	13,541	+39%	1,318,584	$475,173	$36,230,523	662

Our DVD and Blu-ray sales estimates are based on weekly retail surveys, which we use to build a weekly market share estimate for each title we are tracking. The market share is converted into a weekly sales estimate based on industry reports on the overall size of the market, including reports published in Media Play News.

For example, if our weekly retail survey estimates that a particular title sold 1% of all units that week, and the industry reports sales of 1,500,000 units in total, we will estimate 15,000 units were sold of that title. The consumer spending estimate is based on the average sales price for the title in the retailers we survey.

We refine our estimates from week to week as more data becomes available. In particular, we adjust weekly sales figures for the quarter once the total market estimates are published by the Digital Entertainment Group. Figures will therefore fluctuate each week, and totals for individual titles can go up or down as we update our estimates.

Because sales figures are estimated based on sampling, they will be more accurate for higher-selling titles.

Blu-ray Sales: Post-Christmas Slump Hits Hard

February 5th, 2013

Given how bad the new releases were, it's no surprise none of them reached the top of the Blu-ray sales chart. (While Looper was awarded the Pick of the Week, it actually came out on the following Monday, while the sales week ends on Sunday, so the numbers will be included in next week's results.) The Dark Knight Rises returned to first place with 314,000 units / $7.65 million for the week giving it totals of 3.90 million units / $79.93 million. It is one of the best selling Blu-rays of all time and about 50% more than The Dark Knight's current running tally. More...

Blu-ray Sales: Dark Knight One-Two Punches Its Way to the Top

January 20th, 2013

Batman was even more dominant on the Blu-ray sales chart than it was on the DVD sales chart with two new releases earning the top two spots. The Dark Knight Rises earned first place with 2.26 million units / $42.13 million giving it an opening week Blu-ray share of 53%. Meanwhile, the Trilogy Box Set earned second place with 453,000 units / $12.68 million for an opening week Blu-ray share of 58%. The combined totals are not quite as good as The Avengers' debut was, but was still a fantastic start. More...

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for December 4th, 2012

December 4th, 2012

It is an awesome week for new releases on the home market. Not only is one of the biggest hits of all time coming out, but there are a number of other releases that are Pick of the Week contenders. The Dark Knight Rises, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Finding Nemo, Star Trek: The Next Generation: Season Two, My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic: Season One, Brazil, Francis Ford Coppola: 5-Film Collection - Blu-ray, and others. In the end, I went with Finding Nemo: 3D Combo Pack, but it really is an excellent week for prime releases. More...

Featured 3D Blu-ray Review: Finding Nemo

December 3rd, 2012

Finding Nemo came out nearly a decade ago and earned nearly perfect reviews. This fall, it became the latest Pixar film to earn a 3D re-release. Is it as good as most critics said it was? And does the 3D add anything to the film? More...

2012 - Holiday Gift Guide - Part I

November 23rd, 2012

This weekend is Thanksgiving and as always that means Black Friday and Cyber Monday plus 48 hours of shopping in-between. Unlike most years, I'm only halfway done with my Christmas shopping. So what recent, and not so recent releases are prime candidates for the perfect gift this year? Over the next month, we will go over several dozen possibilities with our annual Holiday Gift Guide, which is divided into into four sections. This week we start with Major Movie Releases. These are first run releases, franchise box sets, etc. However, before we get into the individual titles, we will start with an update on... More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: End Starts on Top

September 24th, 2012

It was another terrible week at the box office with only one of the four wide releases matching pre-weekend predictions. End of Watch was able to come out on top and it was only the second time an Open Road release was able to do that. The rest of the films ranged from a little disappointing to, 'Please don't make me talk about this; it's depressing.' The overall box office rose by 5.1% from last week to $90, but that's a staggering 23% lower than the same weekend last year. Yes, year-to-date, 2012 is still ahead of 2011, but its lead continues to shrink reaching just 2.5% at $7.92 billion to $7.73 billion. Ticket sales are just 1.3% higher than last year's pace and the upcoming releases don't seem particularly strong, so by the end of October, we could officially be in trouble. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will the New Releases Be in Trouble?

September 20th, 2012

This weekend there are four wide releases, which is too many. The odds are at least one, more likely two films will miss reaching their full potential. That's under normal circumstances. The box office is clearly sub-normal at the moment. The widest release of the week is Trouble with the Curve, but its Tomatometer Score has fallen from close to 90% to barely more than 60%. At this pace, by the time the weekend starts, it will be below the overall positive level. House at the End of the Street has good buzz, but still no reviews, and that is troubling. Dredd's reviews are shockingly good, but the film has had trouble escaping the remake stink. Finally, End of Watch is also earning great reviews, but its studio has a really bad track record at the box office. By comparison, last year there were four wide releases, none of which earned more than $20 million; however, three of them did earn more than $10 million and the fourth came close, while The Lion King won the weekend with more than $20 million. I think it will be another loss for 2012 in the year-over-year comparison. It likely won't be close. More...

Contest: Back to School: Winning Announcement

September 19th, 2012

The winners of our Back to School contest were determined and they are... More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Box Office of the Living Dead

September 17th, 2012

2012 started off so well that I keep thinking the box office will return to those glory days, or at the very least it will stop sucking. That didn't happen this weekend. Granted, the box office grew 28% from last weekend to $86 million. However, this is 15% lower than the same weekend last year and it is still one of the worst weekends of all time. Year-to-date, 2012 still leads 2011, but that lead has shrunk to just 3.0% at $7.80 billion to $7.58 billion. If things don't turn around very soon, 2012 will lose its lead in terms of tickets sold (currently just 1.8%) and its overall lead shortly after that. Since fewer people are watching movies in theaters, it means fewer people are seeing trailers, posters, etc. for upcoming films. Fewer people seeing trailers for upcoming films does often times result in fewer people seeing these upcoming movies. We need a true blockbuster to break out of this cycle. More...

Weekend Estimates: Resident Evil Conquers Nemo

September 16th, 2012

Resident Evil: Retribution will post a solid opening weekend to top this weekend's box office, according to studio estimates released on Sunday morning. With $21.1 million projected by Sony, it will be the fourth consecutive film in the franchise to open between $20 million and $27 million -- an impressive level of consistency. In second place, Finding Nemo 3D is expected to post about $17.5 million, which is a significant disappointment compared to the $30 million debut enjoyed by The Lion King this weekend last year. But the real plaudits this weekend will go to a film playing in just five theaters. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will the Box Office Come Back to Life?

September 13th, 2012

Last weekend was a disaster. It was a disaster the likes we haven't seen in more than a decade, much, much longer if you take into account inflation. This weekend should be a lot stronger, as we have two significant wide releases, Finding Nemo and Resident Evil: Retribution, as well as a semi-wide release, Last Ounce of Courage. Both of the wide releases should top $20 million over the weekend, while there's a chance they could both top $30 million. Last year there were four wide releases that managed a combined $50 million or so. This year, the two wide releases could top that, but it will be close if they do. However, the holdovers are so much weaker than the top two wide releases that 2012 will end up losing again. More...

Contest: Back to School

September 7th, 2012

With kids back to school, it seems like good time to hand out some Blu-rays dealing with a school you don't want to go to. (I'm not sure what would be worse, an alien invasion or a relationship drama that results in several deaths.) As far as the target film goes, there are two real choices: Resident Evil: Retribution and Finding Nemo 3D. Nemo will most certainly be the bigger hit overall, but Retribution could win the weekend. I think Finding Nemo is the safer choice for the weekend and it is the target film in this week's box office prediction contest. In order to win, one must simply predict the opening weekend box office number for Finding Nemo 3D. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win a copy of The Faculty on Blu-ray. Meanwhile, whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going under, will win a copy of O (Othello) on Blu-ray. Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

2012 Preview: September

September 1st, 2012

August is over and let's just be glad we never have to talk about that month again. It is too early to tell how a couple of the wide releases from the month will do, but of the other fourteen we have solid numbers for, none of them were a pleasant surprise. There were a few that were mildly disappointing, but likely still profitable. There were also a few that were "What were they thinking?" level of box office bomb. This September, there about a dozen films opening wide, depending on your definition of wide. (Plus, For A Good Time, Call might expand wide on the 14th, while The Master is opening in limited release on the 14th, but might expand wide before the end of the month. "Might" is the key here. I don't think either will get it done.) None of the dozen films are likely to get to $100 million. In fact, there's a good chance no film opening this month will get to $75 million in total. The biggest film of the month could be Finding Nemo, which is getting a 3D Re-release. As long as the movie going public hasn't tired of 3D re-releases, it should be a hit, but there are signs that the trend might be ending soon. There are a few others that should become midlevel hits, but most will struggle to find an audience. Last September was not terrible with one $100 million film and a few other midlevel hits. For 2012 to come out ahead, it will have to rely on depth, and I'm more than a little worried in that regard. More...

Harry Potter 3 is Number 1 for the 4th Week

June 29th, 2004

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban finished first for the fourth weekend in a row with an amazing $40.9 million. That's represents a tiny decrease from last weekend. A large chuck of that figure came from Japan where the film earned $17.5 million on 782 screens. Also helping was Germany, Italy, U.K. and France being eliminated from Euro 2004. Those four nations represent 260 million people whom were closely following the soccer tournament in Portugal, which hurt the overall box office numbers. Internationally the film has now earned $321 million, putting it in second place for the year and just behind E.T. for 25th all time. Worldwide its $533 million is also second for the year but 28th all time. More...

Harry Potter Holds Off New Competition / Euro 2004 to Win

June 22nd, 2004

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban still leads the pack internationally despite increased competition from fellow family friendly film Shrek 2 and from Euro 2004 coverage. With an additional $44.9 million from over 10,000 screens in 48 territories, including number one openings in 7 mostly minor markets. The lone exception was Spain, which added $6.1 million to Harry Potter's coffers, and that number would have been higher had it not been for Sunday's Spain Portugal soccer match. Internationally, the film has earned almost $270 million so far and is still tracking ahead of the other films in the Harry Potter Franchise, but with greater week-to-week drop-offs it is unlikely to finish quite as high. Worldwide the film has already pulled in $450 million making it the second highest grossing film of the year. More...

Big Harry Potter Drop not Enough to Remove it from the Top

June 14th, 2004

The weekend box office was filed with bad movies and that makes predicting that much more difficult. However, while there were a few surprises, it wasn't as chaotic as it could have been. But with the three new movie combined opening barely above the drop Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban suffered. And that lead to a serious drop from last weekend of 15.75%. But last year at this time, the trio of films that opened really bombed leading to a spectacular 29% increase at the box office. That's several weeks in a row of year to year increases. More...

Harry Potter Likely to Repeat on Top

June 11th, 2004

While three films open wide this weekend, none seem likely to finish first. In fact, I wouldn't be too surprised if at least one of them misses the top 5. However, if any one new movie doubles my predictions I wouldn't be too surprised. Nor would I be all that shocked if any one movie failed to reach half of what I predicted. It's just that kind of week. More...

Getting the Jump on the Weekend

May 19th, 2004

All of Hollywood is desperate for a big hit. Admissions are down nearly 3% from this time last year and we've yet to have a breakout hit in May. Hoping to change that is Shrek 2, which opens tonight in a near record 3737 theatres. More...

Oscars Boost Box Office of Several Films

March 8th, 2004

With its 11 Oscar wins and huge jump in theatre count, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King should have had the largest post-Oscar jump at the box office. And while in raw dollars it did, it was the lesser known The Barbarian Invasions that had the biggest percent jump. The Canadian film and winner of Best Foreign Language Film jumped more than 137% at the box office. Its per theatre average also jumped by nearly 40%, compared to the nearly 20% drop by Return of the King. More...

King Sweeps and Other Oscar Reactions

March 1st, 2004

Perhaps the most surprising aspect of last nights Oscars was the lack of surprises. Even the sweep by Lord of the Rings: Return of the King wasn't that big of a shock. More...

Lording over the Oscars

February 29th, 2004

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King swept all the categories it was nominated for in winning a record-equaling 11 Oscars earlier this evening. Here is a list of the winners with reactions to be posted tomorrow. More...

Numbers Readers Predicting Return of the King Oscar Sweep

February 29th, 2004

The final results are in from our Predict the Academy Awards Competition, and Numbers readers are forecasting a Lord of the Rings sweep at the ceremony tonight.

A stunning 90% of voters are calling for Lord of the Rings to win Best Picture and Peter Jackson to win Best Director - some of the strongest predictions we've seen in the 7 years we've been running the poll. The movie is also projected to win in every other category in which its nominated.

With no Rings stars nominated for acting awards though, some of the other results are still ripe for speculation. More...

Oscar Prediction: Best Animated Feature

February 23rd, 2004

As Oscar night draws near, we analyze the current voting in our Predict the Oscars competition, and, like CNN on election night, start calling results that we think are looking like racing certainties. We'll be announcing a new projected winner each day leading up to the competition, and giving our final projected results on the afternoon of February 29 - just before the show itself. Today we start with an easy one... Best Animated Feature More...

Yikes. Just yikes.

January 30th, 2004

It's been a while since the prospects for catching a good movie at the theatres was this bad. And it's not like there's lack of wide releases this week. There are three of them. Three wide releases with combined reviews of only 17% positive. In fact, the box office race for top spot should prove more interesting that any of the movies trying to get there. More...

Finding Nemo a New Home

January 30th, 2004

Steve Jobs, CEO of Pixar and Founder of Apple Computers, announced today that Pixar Studios would no longer negotiate with Disney for distribution rights for their feature films. After ten months of trying to strike a new deal, the two sides were still too far apart for mutually acceptable terms to be found. And while Disney did lead all studios with $1.5 billion in box office receipts for 2003, it's hard not to wonder if their strong-armed negotiating techniques will hurt them in the future. They can hardly lose the $2.5 billion the first Pixar films earned worldwide, adding Finding Nemo's box office would have taken any studio in the top five to first place. More...

Last Remains First as King Fails to Return to Top Spot

January 27th, 2004

The weekend take for The Last Samurai dropped less than expected, just 23% or $31.3 million, and that helped it maintain first place for the second weekend in a row. It also crossed $200 million internationally and $300 million worldwide. A mid-February opening in Russia is the last major opening for The Last Samurai, but strong legs in many markets could pull in another $100 million internationally. More...

King Oscar, Lord of the Nominations

January 27th, 2004

Nominations for the 76the Annual Academy Awards were announced today. As always, here is a list of the nominations, plus reactions below. More...

Effective Marketing

January 26th, 2004

There seems to be a pattern developing for 2004. The number one movie surprises, but the overall box office is lower than expected. This week was no different. The total box office was down from last weekend's 3-day total, which is not surprising as last weekend was a long weekend. But it dropped by a massive 24.7%. The performance compared to last year that is more troubling. Before the weekend 2004 was 7% behind 2003 and at first glance this weekend was almost flat compared to last year, down less than $200,000 or just 0.002%. But this weekend last year was Superbowl weekend, so the performance is really more equivalent to a 10% drop. More...

2004 Golden Globe Awards are being Handed out Tonight

January 25th, 2004

With the awards ceremony only hours away, here's one last look at the theatrical nominations for tonight's 61st annual Golden Globes awards. More...

Last in First

January 21st, 2004

The second round of openings for The Last Samurai in as many weeks helped push it to top spot on the international charts. It more than doubled the number of markets it's playing in while adding almost 70% more screens, but only managed to increase its box office by roughly 25%. The weekend figure of $40.6 million pushed its international total to $157.6 million and its worldwide total to over $250 million. But without many major openings left, its weekly numbers may have peaked. More...

Last Weekend on Top for King?

January 13th, 2004

For the first time since it was released, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King had some stiff competition for top spot on the charts. It did still take first place for the fourth weekend in a row with $35.3 million in 51 markets. Including wins in head-to-head competition with second place The Last Samurai. For instance, Return of the King's fourth weekend easily won in the U.K. $6.7 million to Samurai's $4.9 million. It was a closer contest in Germany, but King remained number one $5.5 million to $4.9 million. But with only a couple of mid-level openings this week in Indonesia and the Czech Republic it could drop out of first place next weekend. Its international total $455 million, second for the year surpassing The Matrix Reloaded by less than $1 million and putting it in a virtual tie with The Lion King for 10th all-time. Worldwide it hit $767, which is also second for the year but 13th all-time. More...

King still on Top While Nemo Breaks another Record

January 6th, 2004

As it has since it was first released, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King had a commanding win at the international box office. This weekend's numbers were $58.7 million from 8,826 screens in 45 territories, more than double Finding Nemo in second place. Highlights include $2.3 million opening in Poland and just shy of $1 million opening in Argentina, as well as $13.7 million in the U.K. and $10 million in Germany. Totals for Return of the King now sit at $390.4 million outside the US (3rd for the year, 13th all-time) and $680.8 million worldwide (3rd for the year, and 15th all-time). By next week it should be the highest grossing film for the year. More...

King's International Reign Continues

December 30th, 2003

In just a dozen days of release, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King has already accumulated nearly half a billion dollars. And it is still going strong. This week it commanded $84 million from 38 markets, including $12.5 million from both the U.K. and Germany. It already has more than half the total box office of both its predecessors, and it has yet to open in major markets like Japan and Italy. Internationally, Return of the King has pulled in $268 million, just behind fourth place The Matrix Revolutions for the year and 33rd all time. Worldwide, it has $490 million and that's good enough for fourth for the year and 32nd place all-time. By next week, it will be in the top 20 in both. More...

A Quarter Billion for the King

December 23rd, 2003

As expected, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King dominated the international markets this week, setting many records along the way. It played in 28 countries on 7,403 screens earning $125.9 million, which is a record for international weekend. The film also broke individual market records for Wednesday openings in 15 countries, out of 17 Wednesday openings. It also broke weekend records in more than half a dozen other countries, including major markets like the U.K. and Germany. Worldwide totals for Return of the King are already at $250 million, (another record) putting it in 168th place on the all-time chart in just 5 days. Even with this success, it is unlike to unseat Titanic as the number one movie of all time, but it should become only the second film to earn $1 billion worldwide. More...

Return of the Box Office King

December 16th, 2003

It's after midnight eastern time and the doors have opened to packed houses for the opening of Lord of the Ring: Return of the King. If there's ever been a guaranteed box office hit, this is it. More...

Nemo's Fifth at Number One

December 16th, 2003

For the fifth straight week Finding Nemo was number one at the international box office. And while the film is starting to show signs of slowing down, its weekly performance is still amazing. A total international take of $31.5 million on 5,200 screens made it the clear winner. Plus it was number one in 20 of 27 markets it played in and surpassed $300 million internationally. Current totals for the Pixar smash hit are $330.2 million internationally, (good for 20th place) and $669.9 million worldwide, (for 15th place.) The Lion King is the only animated movie to make more. With only a couple more markets to open in, Finding Nemo must rely on long legs to take top spot away from The Lion King. More...

Record Catch for Movie Pirates

December 11th, 2003

After surprising analysts at the box office this summer, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl has broken records at the home market. The Disney DVD sold 4 million combined VHS and DVD copies in just the first 24 hours, and went on to sell 11 million copies in its first week. That last figure is a record for most units sold in the first week for a live-action feature. More...

Nemo's Number One at Pixar

December 10th, 2003

Finding Nemo not only won the weekend in convincing fashion, it also became Pixar's biggest international hit internationally, overtaking Monsters Inc.. The film's performance this week was even more impressive than last week. Number one in 20 markets helped it to another $45.9 million, bringing its total to $283.4 million internationally. That's 28th overall and 3rd for animated movies. However, it is only a few million behind Aladdin for second and will surpass that film mid-week (most likely, it has already done so.) Worldwide, Finding Nemo is even more impressive with $623.1 million, 18th overall. More...

Nemo's Catch Climbing

December 2nd, 2003

Finding Nemo's continued domination of the European market, (it was number one in 15 markets) helped it earn the number one position this week. It is also unseating Tarzan and The Lion King as biggest animated movie in almost every market and should become the biggest animated movie worldwide before its run is over. This week it added another $37 million to push its international total to $230.8 million, which is 54th overall, (just ahead of The Matrix Revolutions.) Its worldwide total is now an amazing $570.5 million, 21st overall. More...

Audiences Love Finding Neo

November 25th, 2003

Nemo Continues to Set Records in the Home Market

November 18th, 2003

Neo Wins Race but Nemo's Journey is Only Beginning

November 18th, 2003

Global Revolution

November 12th, 2003

8 Million Found Nemo Yesterday

November 5th, 2003

Cruelty: Part 2

November 4th, 2003