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COMING SOON
Fri, January 27, 2012
1
MAN ON A LEDGE WIDE
2
ONE FOR THE MONEY WIDE
3
KNUCKLEHEAD LTD
Fri, February 3, 2012
1
CHRONICLE WIDE
Fri, February 10, 2012
1
SAFE HOUSE WIDE
2
STAR WARS: EPISODE ONE - THE... WIDE
3
THE VOW WIDE
Fri, February 17, 2012
1
GHOST RIDER 2: Spirit of... WIDE
2
THIS MEANS WAR WIDE
3
THE SECRET WORLD OF ARRIETTY LTD
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THE TICKER YEAR-TO-DATE BOX OFFICE (Jan 1-Jan 27)
 Year to Date Earnings%Gain/Loss -2.55
   2011         $9,847,093,444
   2010         $10,104,749,219
 Ticket Sales%Gain/Loss -4.61
   2011         1,221,723,752
   2010         1,280,703,323
 
MOVIE POLL

What excites you most about Summer 2012?
  • The Dark Knight Rises
  • The Avengers
  • Prometheus
  • The Bourne Legacy
  • Brave
  • Men in Black 3
  • Ice Age 4
  • The Amazing Spider-Man
  • The Expendables 2
  • Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
  • Rock of Ages
  • Dark Shadows
  • G.I. Joe 2
  • Total Recall
  • Battleship
  • Madagascar 3



TITLE STUDIO SITES GROSS AVG TOTAL
1
UNDERWORLD 4: AWAKENING Sony · 3078 · $25,306,725 · $8,222 · $25,306,725
2
RED TAILS Fox · 2512 · $18,782,154 · $7,477 · $18,782,154
3
CONTRABAND UNIVERSAL · 2870 · $12,039,605 · $4,195 · $45,937,525
4
EXTREMELY LOUD AND INCREDIBLY CLOSE WARNER BROS. · 2630 · $10,045,332 · $3,820 · $10,737,239
5
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 3D WALT DISNEY · 2625 · $8,779,676 · $3,345 · $33,588,056
6
HAYWIRE Relativity · 2439 · $8,425,370 · $3,454 · $8,425,370
7
JOYFUL NOISE WARNER BROS. · 2735 · $5,917,437 · $2,164 · $21,745,419
8
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - GHOST PROTOCOL Paramount · 2519 · $5,554,254 · $2,205 · $197,363,441
9
SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS Warner Bros. · 2485 · $4,515,497 · $1,817 · $178,321,726
10
THE IRON LADY WEINSTEIN CO. · 1076 · $3,684,279 · $3,424 · $12,585,958
11
THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO (American version) Sony · 1907 · $3,528,514 · $1,850 · $945,535,825
12
WAR HORSE WALT DISNEY · 2525 · $3,150,502 · $1,248 · $72,285,180
Jan 27, 2012
TITLE STUDIO SITES GROSS AVG TOTAL
1
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - GHOST PROTOCOL Paramount · 3448 · $8,500,000 · $2,465 · $25,500,000
2
THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO (American version) Sony · 2914 · $5,000,000 · $1,716 · $5,000,000
3
SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS Warner Bros. · 3703 · $4,250,000 · $1,148 · $54,000,000
4
ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS: CHIPWRECKED FOX · 3723 · $3,500,000 · $940 · $33,000,000
5
THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN PARAMOUNT · 3087 · $2,300,000 · $745 · $2,300,000
6
NEW YEAR’S EVE WARNER BROS. · 3505 · $1,000,000 · $285 · $28,125,000
7
ARTHUR CHRISTMAS Sony · 2929 · $650,000 · $222 · $40,500,000
8
THE MUPPETS WALT DISNEY · 2808 · $575,000 · $205 · $72,750,000
9
THE SITTER Fox · 2752 · $550,000 · $200 · $20,000,000
10
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN PT. 1 SUMMIT · 2958 · $525,000 · $177 · $268,250,000
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MEN IN BLACK 3 SONY
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Here come the Men in Black...in your face for Memorial Day Weekend 2012. Yes, the lure of 3-D has propelled Sony to take the sci-fi comedy series to Planet Trilogy, where stars Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, as well as director Barry Sonnenfeld, will return to the franchise that has grossed over $1 billion worldwide.  


 
 
 
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THE DARK KNIGHT RISES WARNER BROS.

Holy threequels, Batman! Warner Bros. officially announced the release date of the most anticipated movie of the new decade as July 20, 2012. That's exactly 4 years after "The Dark Knight" grossed an unprecedented $533 million domestically and over a billion worldwide. No word yet on the cast, but expect Christopher Nolan at the helm...unless WB insists on 3-D...which Nolan has publicly opposed.


 
 
 
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