Worldwide box office numbers: Up, Terminator Salvation, Angels and Demons, The Hangover
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Here are the worldwide box office totals for The Hangover, Pixar’s Up, Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian, The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, Star Trek, Terminator Salvation, Imagine That and Angels & Demons.
After 2 weeks, the rather low budget The Hangover is doing incredible. Ticket sales are through the roof. Up is on its way to be very profitable this summer. People aren’t sick of Ben Stiller yet and went to Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian in masses.
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 is starting rather weak, but has a couple of weeks and the overseas markets yet to come. J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek is still doing well and is doing particularly well in the US. While Terminator Salvation is doing great, but gets its biggest percentage overseas.
Let’s not talk about Imagine That. It launched awful. And last, but certainly not least, Angels and Demons is doing well in the US, but amazing in international markets. Here are the box office totals up until today:
The Hangover
US: $105 million
Overseas: $12 million
Worldwide: $117 million
Released: 2 weeks
Budget: $35 million
Pixar’s Up
US: $188 million
Overseas: $27 million
Worldwide: $215 million
Released: 3 weeks
Budget: $175 million
Night at the Museum 2 Battle of the Smithsonian
US: $144 million
Overseas: $176 million
Worldwide: $320 million
Released: 4 weeks
Budget: $150 million
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
US: $23 million
Overseas: $2.5 million
Worldwide: $25.5 million
Released: 1 week
Budget: $100 million
Star Trek (J.J. Abrams)
US: $232 million
Overseas: $119 million
Worldwide: $351 million
Released: 6 weeks
Budget: $150 million
Terminator Salvation
US: $114 million
Overseas: $166 million
Worldwide: $280 million
Released: 4 weeks
Budget: $200 million
Imagine That
US: $5.5 million
Overseas: $0 million
Worldwide: $5.5 million
Released: 1 week
Budget: $55 million
Angels and Demons
US: $123 million
Overseas: $315 million
Worldwide: $438 million
Released: 5 weeks
Budget: $150 million
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