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Movie: $1.328B for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
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Originally posted by Dancehall Queen
When I posted it the top 3 threads were HP, clearly now it's simmered down. I was thinking of how other movie threads were done, and forgot how big HP is. I wasn't at any point dissing it, and my comment wasn't meant to be taken seriously, Now Harry just clogging celebria up, come on now.  |
Ok. I see you. 
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The estimate has been changed to the official number, and it still says "3,475" locations. 
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The foreign numbers from thursday are in, and it got an extra $27.4 million added to its tally. 
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Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic: $226,117,059 33.3%
+ Foreign: $452,700,000 66.7%
= Worldwide: $678,817,096
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2 just Avada Kedavra~d the competition 
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$678 million dollars in NINE DAYS, and wasn't released domestically for the first two days. I can't even. 
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I'm starting to think that it wasn't a typo. 
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Here's how the week played out: Deathly Hallows Part 2 had the top-grossing Friday ever, by a wide margin ($91.1 million), followed by the No. 9 Saturday ($42.4 million), the No. 4 Sunday ($35.7 million), the No. 10 Monday ($18.0 million), the No. 6 Tuesday ($15.4 million), the No. 38 Wednesday ($12.3 million) and the No. 48 Thursday ($11.2 million).
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Originally posted by MonstahNL
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I may not fully understand how all of this works, but it is quite strange that a movie of such magnitude like HP has lost that much screens in just a few amount of time.
Oh well, at least it's still doing amazingly well.
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Originally posted by Ain'tNoOtherStan
I may not fully understand how all of this works, but it is quite strange that a movie of such magnitude like HP has lost that much screens in just a few amount of time.
Oh well, at least it's still doing amazingly well.
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Very strange indeed, let me bring out the numbers from the Harry Potter franchise and other compareble blockbusters.
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone lost theaters (250) for the first time on its 29th day.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets lost theaters (295) for the first time on its 22nd day.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban lost theaters (50) for the first time on its 15th day.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire lost theaters (130) for the first time on its 22nd day.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix lost theaters (280) for the first time on its 17th day.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince lost theaters (938) for the first time* on its 24th day.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 lost theaters (548) for the first time on its 22nd day.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 lost theaters (900) for the first time on its 7th day.
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Toy Story 3 lost theaters (275) for the first time on its 22nd day.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King lost theaters (171) for the first time on its 24th day.
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers lost theaters (145) for the first time on its 24th day.
Spider-Man 3 lost theaters (601) for the first time on its 22nd day.
Alice in Wonderland lost theaters (355) for the first time on its 22nd day.
Shrek the Third lost theaters (184) for the first time on its 22nd day.
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End lost (360) for the first time on its 15th day.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 lost theaters (900) for the first time on its 7th day.
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*these movies had already lost a few theaters earlier on, but also gained some a few days later. I noted the first time they lost a fair amount of theaters.
As you can see, not a single movie lost THAT many theaters SO early on. 
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Originally posted by MonstahNL
Very strange indeed, let me bring out the numbers from the Harry Potter franchise and other compareble blockbusters.
*these movies had already lost a few theaters earlier on, but also gained some a few days later. I noted the first time they lost a fair amount of theaters.
As you can see, not a single movie lost THAT many theaters SO early on. |
Wow, don't know what else to say but this being really intriguing. Let's hope it doesn't lose any more theaters in the upcoming weeks.
Though it just doesn't make any sense... this is HP we're talking about. And most of all, this is a HUGE profitable blockbuster. Why losing 900 screens, like you said, so early on? 
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Domestic: Friday (07/22/2011)
2 (estimate)
$14,630,000
30.3% / -83.9%
3,475 / $4,210
$240,747,000 / 8
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That's a big same day last week drop, and we now know that the theater number wasn't a typo. 
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Originally posted by MonstahNL
That's a big same day last week drop, and we now know that the theater number wasn't a typo. |
Do you think it'll still manage to achieve the $800 million mark ww by the end of this weekend?
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Domestic: Saturday (07/23/2011)
2 (estimate)
$18,435,000
26% / -56.5%
3,475 / $5,305
$259,182,000 / 9
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Domestic: Sunday (07/24/2011)
2 (estimate)
$15,000,000
-18.6% / -58%
4,375 / $3,429
$274,182,000 / 10
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Very solid numbers. After just 10 days, it has already passed Prisoner of Azkaban and Chamber of Secrets domestically. 
Edit: It's back up to 4,375 theaters?!
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Originally posted by Ain'tNoOtherStan
Do you think it'll still manage to achieve the $800 million mark ww by the end of this weekend?
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Yes, definitely. 
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This will be a billion in a few weeks.
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It already out-grossed New Moon in just one week.
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Is HP now the most successful franchise of all time??
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Originally posted by rih-lax
Is HP now the most successful franchise of all time??
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Yes it is.
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As a whole, the Harry Potter franchise heralded another milestone: it hit the $7 billion mark. It's been the top-grossing franchise globally since the sixth movie, Half-Blood Prince.
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Domestic Report: On Wednesday, Harry Potter edged out Star Wars to become the top-grossing franchise of all time.
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The foreign numbers from friday-sunday are in. Potter grossed an astonishing $107,700,000 over the weekend. Bringing its grand total to $834.6 million. It is already the 27th highest grossing movie of all time, after just 12 days.
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Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic: $274,182,000 32.9%
+ Foreign: $560,400,000 67.1%
= Worldwide: $834,582,000
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It will be the third highest grossing movie in no time
I couldn't bear DHP2 coming for avatar's wig though.
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I watched the movie again today and it was just as great as the first time. I still got major goosebumps when the whole big battle set-up started.
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Originally posted by MonstahNL
The foreign numbers from friday-sunday are in. Potter grossed an astonishing $107,700,000 over the weekend. Bringing its grand total to $834.6 million. It is already the 27th highest grossing movie of all time, after just 12 days.
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AMAZING. 
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$834,582,000
already??? whoa and I still haven't seen it.  Maybe Wednesday. 
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