2006 Box office numbers

mike65

North American top 200

1 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
2 Cars
3 X-Men: The Last Stand
4 The Da Vinci Code
5 Superman Returns
6 Ice Age: The Meltdown
7 Happy Feet
8 Casino Royale
9 Over the Hedge
10 Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby Sony
11 Click
12 Night at the Museum
13 Mission: Impossible III
14 Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
15 The Devil Wears Prada
16 The Departed
17 The Break-Up
18 The Pursuit of Happyness
19 Scary Movie 4
20 Failure to Launch

DaVinci code?????? Superman Returns not such a flop after all, in fact in profit with overseas BO included.

Global chart

1 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
2 The Da Vinci Code
3 Ice Age: The Meltdown
4 Casino Royale
5 Cars
6 X-Men: The Last Stand
7 Mission: Impossible III
8 Superman Returns
9 Over the Hedge
10 The Devil Wears Prada
11 Happy Feet
12 The Departed
13 Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
14 Click
15 The Break-Up
16 Inside Man
17 Poseidon
18 Open Season
19 Scary Movie 4
20 Miami Vice

Bond bigger outside US/Can as usual.

Mike.

constitutionus

yay , eragon's in the top 50 and its still showing. i know most people think it was pants but i liked it in a dragonslayer type of way and with it taking over 90 million theres a good chance of a sequel

respectable showing for V for Vendetta too, not bad

qwertplaywert

god..........its a sad day when movies like click make that much money

Vokes

Yeah, a lot of the big films are now relying on Overseas Boxoffice to move into profit.

1huge1

I'm suprised 'The Departed' isnt higher in the charts
easily the best movie i seen in cinema all year

constitutionus

one that surprised me is "failour to launch". given the reviews i thougt it tanked and i certainly dont remember seeing it showing in the cinemas after 2 weeks. maybe it just didnt do well in ireland.

MisterAnarchy

qwertplaywert wrote:

god..........its a sad day when movies like click make that much money

Well its a hell of a lot better than most of the other films in the top 20.

Dont be at yourself

It'd be interesting to see these charts alongside figures for budget and marketing spend...

Running Bing

How do those fvcking Pixar movies do so well? I mean I know their always popular but each one is basically the same thing with just a different animal/animate object. Cant believe their that high.

Rabies

Babybing wrote:

How do those fvcking Pixar movies do so well? I mean I know their always popular but each one is basically the same thing with just a different animal/animate object. Cant believe their that high.

It is the hype the surrounds a Pixar movie. Their movies always set a standard and are usually loved by adults and children alike, perfect for box office numbers. Pity Cars wasn't that good in my opinion.