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TV Show: TV Ratings (US Broadcast & Cable Networks) | Thursday 1/5
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NCIS (R) 15.387 million viewers
Criminal Minds (R) 10.285 million viewers
Gossip Girl (R) 0.570 million viewers
90210 (R) 0.990 million viewers
Melrose Place (R) 0.640 million viewers
LOL.
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Ponyo was a cute movie....
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wow simpson re run 8m  im so glad this season is doing better than last season
may i ask where you get all this info from?
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pifeedback.com
Since everything is in repeats I havent been posting the numbers. Once the new year begins and originals begin again I'll post them
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Will you be posting DH and B&S numbers by tonight, Lee? Hope so! 
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Dexter 2.575 million viewers
YAYY DEXTER HOLY **** THIS SEASON
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I'm still DEPRESSED after that Season Finale. Seriously. 
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Still havent gotten any numbers but today and the NBC conference they announced Leno will no longer be airing @ 10PM when the Olympics begin. He will be back @ 11:30 with conan and fallon moved back a half hour each
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January 8-10, total grosses in bold
1 1 Avatar Fox $50,306,217 - $430,846,514
2 2 Sherlock Holmes WB $16,585,327 - $165,153,093
3 3 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel Fox $16,566,489 - $178,451,165
4 N Daybreakers LGF $15,146,692 - $15,146,692
5 4 It's Complicated Uni. $11,007,875 - $76,370,540
6 N Leap Year Uni. $9,202,815 - $9,202,815
7 5 The Blind Side WB $7,531,467 - $218,978,376
8 6 Up in the Air Par. $7,159,294 - $54,800,688
9 N Youth in Revolt W/Dim. $6,888,334 - $6,888,334
10 7 The Princess and the Frog BV $4,651,156 -$92,546,727
11 9 Invictus WB $1,722,246 - $33,506,889
12 11 The Twilight Saga: New Moon Sum. $1,703,809 - $290,743,279
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It looks like Avatar will become the highest grossing film of all time, in the US and Worldwide.
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^it still has to pull 500 million dollars from somewhere, so wait atleast until we are at the 200 mil range to call it
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So Avatar to beat Titanic??
It might since it already passed 1 billion and 300 million dollars grossed....
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I love Avatar but I dont want it to surpass Titanic. 
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Originally posted by Gohustle
^it still has to pull 500 million dollars from somewhere, so wait atleast until we are at the 200 mil range to call it
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I know that, but I have followed the Box office for years so I am going to call it. Avatar has held up far better then most expected so far. If it gets an oscar nomination that will seal it. It will be at or close to 500 million in the US this time next week
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Originally posted by arkl
I love Avatar but I dont want it to surpass Titanic. |
Unless it suddenly starts to pummet it looks like it is going to happen. Avatar has done amazingly well, especially considering it started off at a $77 million opening weekend in the US (which isn't great)
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The holidays are over, but Avatar was relatively unphased, defying "the bigger they are, the harder they fall" adage. Over the weekend, Avatar generated $50.3 million, breaking the record for biggest fourth weekend gross previously held by Titanic's $28.7 million. It was down just 27 percent, giving it the best hold among nationwide releases. Its IMAX venues alone were down 14 percent, accounting for an estimated $7.5 million of the weekend.
Avatar raged past the $400 million mark in a mere 23 days, the second-fastest to the mark behind only The Dark Knight. Its $430.8 million tally by day 24 made it the top-grossing movie from 2009, beating Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, as well as the seventh-highest grossing picture of all time, surpassing Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. On Monday, Avatar will top Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace and E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, to claim fifth place. In terms of attendance, though, Avatar would likely barely make the Top 100, which is still sensational. That's due in part to the ticket price premium of the picture's 3D presentations. 3D has made up $335.4 million or 78 percent of the total.
Internationally, Avatar also shattered the fourth week record, pulling in $150.5 million from 110 countries (essentially everywhere but Italy, where it opens Jan. 15). That was a bit more than the previous week, bolstered by its debut in China, where it made $41.4 million since Monday, setting records for opening week and single day there. Its foreign total shot up to $910.8 million mark, led by France ($101.4 million), Russia ($78.4 million and the country's all time No. 1 gross), Germany ($73.4 million), the United Kingdom ($67.1 million), Spain ($60.1 million and another all time No. 1) and Australia ($57.9 million, yet another all time No. 1). Throw in the domestic gross and Avatar's worldwide tally stood at $1.34 billion, marching ever closer to Titanic's $1.84 billion all time benchmark.
Back to domestic, while Avatar was down 27 percent, Sherlock Holmes and Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel had more typical 55 and 53 percent drops, respectively. Sherlock grossed $16.6 million, lifting its total to $165.2 million in 17 days, while Alvin made $16.6 million, raising its tally to $178.5 million in 19 days. Both pictures cracked the Top Ten of highest-grossing movies never to reach No. 1 on a weekend: Alvin ranks sixth, while Sherlock ranks tenth.
Three pictures opened nationwide but packed relatively little bite. Daybreakers harvested $15.1 million at 2,523 sites, ranking middle of the pack among vampire opening weekends and making less than 30 Days of Night and the Underworld series among similar movies. More modest, Leap Year drew $9.2 million at 2,511 sites, and Youth in Revolt nabbed $6.9 million at 1,873 sites.
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Source: Box Office Mojo
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Originally posted by Floosy
Ponyo was a cute movie....
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im an animated film buff but this movie was absolutely a complete waste.. some of the animated sequences where masterfully epic, beautiful and well executed but some of the character designs where absolutely atrocious.
this guy was...omg total buzz kill.
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Originally posted by Celestial
Unless it suddenly starts to pummet it looks like it is going to happen. Avatar has done amazingly well, especially considering it started off at a $77 million opening weekend in the US (which isn't great)
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I knowww, it has even a greater box office pull internationally. Like in SK, Avatar grossed $11M on its opening weekend. 1 mil higher than Spain! 
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I knowww, it has even a greater box office pull internationally. Like in SK, Avatar grossed $11M on its opening weekend. 1 mil higher than Spain! |
It has not even been released in Italy yet, which is a big market. Crossing the two billion dollar mark is not unrealistic for this film, unlike most big blockbusterfilms it has not dropped off really quickly. (transformers two for example made half its gross in five days!). Perez Hilton called it a flop after its opening weekend 
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Originally posted by Celestial
It has not even been released in Italy yet, which is a big market. Crossing the two billion dollar mark is not unrealistic for this film, unlike most big blockbusterfilms it has not dropped off really quickly. (transformers two for example made half its gross in five days!). Perez Hilton called it a flop after its opening weekend |
Perez is a tool. 
Really? With that, I bet a $40M gross for Italy. This film has definitely defied expectations. Cant believe it. 
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Perez is a tool.
Really? With that, I bet a $40M gross for Italy. This film has definitely defied expectations. Cant believe it. |
I'm glad it is doing so well, it is a very good movie. It was much better then I expected it to be, I only saw it because I wanted to see a movie in 3-D! I didn't think it looked great from the trailer, but I've seen it twice now 
With all this success, the sequals are going to have alot to live up to
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Originally posted by Celestial
I'm glad it is doing so well, it is a very good movie. It was much better then I expected it to be, I only saw it because I wanted to see a movie in 3-D! I didn't think it looked great from the trailer, but I've seen it twice now
With all this success, the sequals are going to have alot to live up to |
LMAO. I hope the sequel wont take another 10 years to make.  
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