"The Hobbit: Unexpected Journey" opened an impressive $ 17.8 million, distributor Warner Bros. said on Sunday, and it carries $ 100 billion dollars in global box office.
Chinese film until Monday, the official figures do not, but the long-distance help "Lord of the Rings" prequel collected from 44 regions of the $ 18.6 million last weekend, and improve the international total of over 679 million U.S. dollars. Its domestic total of $ 300.9 million, its global chief representative of the U.S. dollar, to $ 9.8 million.
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This weekend, the largest overseas source of income is a good day Die Hard "and raised its international total to $ 133 million, from $ 35.7 million in 67 markets to take. Including the 1st appearance in France ($ 5.5 million) and Brazil ($ 2.6 million), and the protection of Germany ($ 3.1 million), United Kingdom ($ 2.8 million) and Japan ($ 2.7 million).
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"Les Miserables" and an increase of $ 9.3 million from 49 markets, and raised a total of $ 248 million, with seven international regions, including China, or to come. Its domestic total to $ 146.7 million, "MIZ" global in $ 394.9 million, is now the highest grossing title produced more than 374 million U.S. dollars in the 1999 hit "Notting Hill, distributors common reporting."
Django unrestrained market "brought 62 of $ 850 million, in order to improve its international total of $ 221.6 million for Sony. With a total of $ 158,800,000 Weinstein Company distributed in North America, Quentin Tarantino's slave legendary worldwide total of $ 380.4 million.
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