It'll make it with actuals.

But isn't TITANIC's worldwide total $1.848.800.000?

BOM has it at $1,842.9B, but I'm guessing you have a source that says otherwise.

Puerto Rico again?

BOM:

Domestic: $552,797,000
Foreign: $1,283,346,000
= Worldwide: $1,836,143,000

Oh, Puerto Rico.

The Numbers:

Total US Gross $600,788,188
International Gross $1,248,025,607
Worldwide Gross $1,848,813,795

Titanic Earnings Update
It may be ten years since the movie was released, but Fox continues to receive corrections and updates to the international box office reports for Titanic, which is, as every Numbers reader knows, the highest-grossing movie of all time. We just received the latest numbers...

Titanic's international box office now stands at $1,248,025,607, up about $3 million from previous reports. Its US gross remains unchanged at $600,788,188, giving it a worldwide total of $1,848,813,795. We're currently reviewing the country-by-country breakdown, and we will issue an update soon.

Is this the final, final gross? Well, we're not sure, but it's not clear if we have final figures from Vietnam yet, which released the movie in 2003. Whether those numbers will be enough to push it over the magical $1.85 billion mark remains to be seen.

Well on Monday Titanic will sink. Again.

Well, Avatar's the biggest film ever overseas now, which is a phenomenal achievement in its own right.

Not only that but it's still making 100M weekends With 20% drops it could make $1.6-1.7B OS

Everyday $2.5b seems to become more likely...

1.6 billion overseas and 700 million domestic looks to be the floor.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/con ... 870cb249a4

Only specific countries listed are

China - $11.8m ($102.3m total)
Russia - $3.9m ($95.4m)

Also:



Say wha? Way too low an adjustment for Titanic and way too high for GWTW ($6 trillion? lol).

This is ridiculous, GONE WITH THE WIND made almost half of its box office in the late 60s & early 70s...

isn't it 6 billion??

In another spectacular result in China it added $11.7m from 1,013 screens to cross $100m there, despite losing 1,500 2D screens last week to Confucius. The running total stands at an extraordinary $102.3m after three weeks.

In its second weekend in Italy Avatar added $13.6m for $37.8m. With France already on $123m, several other territories are closing in on the $100m mark: Avatar generated a further $8.9m in Germany for $95.7m, $8m in the UK for $92.9m, and $3.9m in Russia for $95.4m.

The film added $5.7m in Japan for $77.7m, $5.7 in Spain for $76m, $5.2m in Australia for $77.1m, and $4.2m in South Korea for $79.5m. It has become the first non-South Korean film to cross 10m admissions and is now the biggest film of all time in Spain, Australia, Hong Kong and Chile, having previously attained the distinction in China and Russia.

Avatar’s box office in Brazil stands at $39.2m and Mexico has reached $35.5m and it is the third biggest and second biggest films of all time, respectively.

http://www.screendaily.com/news/distrib ... 61.article

They take into account overall inflation and not ticket inflation which makes more sense.

There is no way GWTW adjusts to $6T by any legitimate/accurate measure.

no doubt

It increased in Japan, so there's that. South Korea feels like an unsung market here, that gross is phenomenal.

Maybe Japan will turn out to be its biggest market after all. Like i said, Avatar is like Princess Mononoke with mechs, a potent mix.

China should stabilize and end up over 140-150 million.


Italy is holy crap, are we looking at a 100 million market???

Germany is great, if it keeps holding like this it could challenge Titanic 129 million.

UK is great as well, looks like it will be the biggest film ever in GBP there... and likely 120 million.

Russia has slowed down but 105 million for sure.

Japan is doing slow but is very strong, 100 million is assured.
Spain is insane, no idea where it could end.
Aus could hit near 95 million based of its legs there.
South Korea is huge, even in admissions it will be a all time hit.


what is the biggest film of all time in Mexico?

Very slight drop in the UK for ~ £5million weekend means it jumps from 11 to 6 on the all time chart. A seemingly easy to achieve multiplier of less than four from here would put it well ahead of Mamma Mia

	Film	Year	Total Gross (£)
1	Mamma Mia	2008	69.17
2	Titanic	1998	69.03
3	Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone	2001	66.10
4	Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring	2001	63.00
5	Lord of the Rings: Return of the King	2003	61.06
6	Avatar	2009	57.64
7	Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers	2002	57.60
8	Casino Royale	2006	55.48
9	Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets	2002	54.78
10	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	2006	52.52
11	The Full Monty	1997	52.32
12	Quantum of Solace	2008	51.07
13	Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace	1999	51.06
14	Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince	2009	50.72
15	Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix	2007	49.43
16	The Dark Night	2008	48.82
17	Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire	2005	48.59
18	Shrek 2	2004	48.10
19	Jurassic Park	1993	47.89
20	Harry Potter and the Prison of Azkaban	2004	46.08

Sorry i ever doubted you Brits!

The real question at this point is, can it break Mamma Mia's USD record? I think I saw over at BOM that it would take about 80m pounds?

Remarkable indeed.