Video: worldwide summer box office top 10

Watch the top 10: Summer Box Office Top 10 Not all movies can be winners. Some lose the ticket sales battle, but win the critics. Other movies are only here to make money at the box office and don’t care about critics at all (Transformers 2). If we look at the worldwide box office results, we certainly see the best movies won’t make the most money. But that’s something to discuss another time. We’re here for the summer 2009 worldwide box office top 10! The Hangover is the surprise hit, although it didn’t end high. Ice Age 3 is quickly taking over from Pixar’s Up. It even beat Angels and Demons since today. Night at the Museum 2 just past Star Trek. And Terminator Salvation lost the battle with Transformer 2, big time. Here’s the current worldwide top 10: 10. The Proposal US: $118 million Overseas: $22 million Worldwide: $140 million Released: 4 weeks Budget: $40 million 9. The Hangover US: $226 million Overseas: $75 million Worldwide: $301 million Released: 6 weeks Budget: $35 million 8. Pixar’s Up US: $275 million Overseas: $48 million Worldwide: $323 million Released: 7 weeks Budget: $175 million 7. Terminator Salvation US: $123 million Overseas: $233 million Worldwide: $356 million Released: 8 weeks Budget: $200 million 6. X-Men Origins: Wolverine US: $179 million Overseas: $185 million Worldwide: $364 million Released: 11 weeks Budget: $150 million 5. Star Trek US: $252 million Overseas: $126 million Worldwide: $378 million Released: 10 weeks Budget: $150 million 4. Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian US: $171 million Overseas: $210 million Worldwide: $381 million Released: 8 weeks Budget: $150 million 3. Angels & Demons US: $132 million Overseas: $346 million Worldwide: $478 million Released: 9 weeks Budget: $150 million 2. Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs US: $131 million Overseas: $362 million Worldwide: $493 million Released: 2 weeks Budget: $90 million 1. Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen US: $347 million Overseas: $380 million Worldwide: $727 million Released: 3 weeks Budget: $200 million Later this week on Film On Air: Harry Potter 6 is out this week, but what happened in the previous movies again? We’re going to be be posting the first HD footage on Film On Air. And worth the popcorn will be back. If You don’t know what the hell that means, come back soon. But first: which movies are topping the summer box office? Here’s the current box office top 10.

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Video: worldwide summer box office top 10

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