Canada is 1/10th the USA's population, so if we assume they make-up 1/10th of their box office that's about $15M so it's $130M from the USA vs China at $139M. Definitely those two countries carried the load.
Top 5 regions for Fast X:
$145M from USA/Canada - 20% right there
$139M from China - another approximately 20%
$37M from Mexico
$27M from Brazil
$27M from Japan
It only made $6M in Saudia Arabia.
I’m taking a stab at $120 million domestic. I think most people going opening weekend will already have their tickets.
Yes! This is the tenth movie in the Saw franchise.
- Saw 1-6
- Saw 3D
- Jigsaw
- Spiral
- Saw X
Thank you! <3 Comments like these keep me motivated to keep making them :)
I'm sick this week, so I did this from my laptop instead of desktop. Hopefully there are no mistakes 🙏
Ah that's a good point. I main Windows myself on Deck, due to Game Pass, so I forget about that side of things.
Edit: The amount of downvotes I got just for mentioning using Windows on Deck...
It's only gone from digital purchase, no? You can still download it if you've bought it digitally, and can still play it physically if you own or buy the disc?
No doubt Fortnite would be somewhere on this list. Minecraft too. Not sure what else would be a guarantee.
I would like to tell you I have put in some work to make this mostly automated, but sadly I have not yet. I'll probably end up there, soon enough, when I put in the time. For now I'm just manually entering the data.
This week I decided to add budgets to the movies (except The Blind which I could not find info for, at this time). Let me know what you think :)
I agree! I've definitely thought about adding those. Lately there's been a lot of conflicting info about budgets, but I suppose I could always add ranges, like $150-200M, like Wikipedia does, if there are multiple legitimate sources for budgets.
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Ok great! Thank you for your feedback! 🙂
Oh yeah it’s awful
I continue to add data to these. Have I gone too far? Added the theater counts and how many theaters that movie gained/lost that week.
Why do people blame Netflix for the quality of a show? It's usually the showrunners that tank the shows, not some monolithic faceless "Netflix".
It was on the top 10 for six weeks, and made almost 15x it's budget, so it was definitely a big hit for A24.
Equalizer 3 with the second best labour day 4-day opening weekend ($42.3M), just behind Marvel’s Shang-Chi (2021) which had a $94.6M 4-day opening weekend.
I also decided to put what position the movie is in on the yearly charts, if they’re in the top 10 (so just Barbie and Oppy). Yay or nay to this?