(Reston, VA and Los Angeles, CA) The official estimates, of the movie box office sales, are now available. The sales estimates are for the weekend, or week ending, of September 5th, 2021. The data comes courtesy of Comscore, and, it is part of the aforementioned business’s theatrical measurement services. Incidentally, also included in the data section is the table; Comscore’s Domestic Box Office Results.
The top 10, estimates of the weekend box office sales (USD), for September 5th, 2021. Movie title/worldwide/international/domestic:
Comscore’s Box Office Results (First 10):
- 1). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings/$127,600,000 USD/$56,200,000 USD/$71,400,000 USD.
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- 2). Free Guy/$34,019,000 USD/$25,300,000 USD/$8,719,000 USD.
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- 3). Candyman/$13,150,000 USD/$2,600,000 USD/$10,550,000 USD.
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- 4). Paw Patrol/$11,100,000 USD/$7,100,000 USD/$4,000,000 USD.
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- 5). The Tomorrow War/$8,127,000 USD/$8,127,000 USD/No Data.
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- 6). Raging Fire/$6,601,000 USD/$6,601,000 USD/No Data.
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- 7). After We Fell/$6,011,000 USD/$6,011,000 USD/No Data.
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- 8). Jungle Cruise/$5,050,000 USD/$1,100,000 USD/$3,950,000 USD.
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- 9). The Suicide Squad/$3,705,000 USD/$2,800,000 USD/$905,000 USD.
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- 10). F9: The Fast Saga/$3,562,000 USD/$3,491,000 USD/$71,000 USD.
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The Data:
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Comscore’s Box Office Results for the Weekend of September 5th, 2021 |
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Weekend Box Office Estimates (USD) |
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Title |
Worldwide |
Intl. |
Domestic |
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1). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings |
$127,600,000 |
$56,200,000 |
$71,400,000 |
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2). Free Guy |
$34,019,000 |
$25,300,000 |
$8,719,000 |
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3). Candyman |
$13,150,000 |
$2,600,000 |
$10,550,000 |
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4). Paw Patrol |
$11,100,000 |
$7,100,000 |
$4,000,000 |
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5). The Tomorrow War |
$8,127,000 |
$8,127,000 |
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6). Raging Fire |
$6,601,000 |
$6,601,000 |
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7). After We Fell |
$6,011,000 |
$6,011,000 |
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8). Jungle Cruise |
$5,050,000 |
$1,100,000 |
$3,950,000 |
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9). The Suicide Squad |
$3,705,000 |
$2,800,000 |
$905,000 |
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10). F9: The Fast Saga |
$3,562,000 |
$3,491,000 |
$71,000 |
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*Territory is a “Movie Studio” term for regions of the world consisting of various countries. **For abbreviations search: Comscore Worldwide Film Distributors List (05-06-12). Source: Comscore |
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Comscore’s Box Office Results for the Weekend of September 5th, 2021 |
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Cumulative Gross Profits (USD) |
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Title |
Worldwide |
Intl. |
Domestic |
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1). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings |
$127,600,000 |
$56,200,000 |
$71,400,000 |
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2). Free Guy |
$239,292,981 |
$147,400,000 |
$91,892,981 |
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3). Candyman |
$50,001,000 |
$10,938,000 |
$39,063,000 |
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4). Paw Patrol |
$80,625,000 |
$50,300,000 |
$30,325,000 |
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5). The Tomorrow War |
$8,147,000 |
$8,147,000 |
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6). Raging Fire |
$178,547,128 |
$178,262,000 |
$285,128 |
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7). After We Fell |
$6,529,000 |
$6,529,000 |
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8). Jungle Cruise |
$195,947,991 |
$90,300,000 |
$105,647,991 |
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9). The Suicide Squad |
$162,507,000 |
$108,100,000 |
$54,407,000 |
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10). F9: The Fast Saga |
$710,653,000 |
$537,798,000 |
$172,855,000 |
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*Territory is a “Movie Studio” term for regions of the world consisting of various countries. **For abbreviations search: Comscore Worldwide Film Distributors List (05-06-12). Source: Comscore |
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Comscore’s Box Office Results for the Weekend of September 5th, 2021 |
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Distributor |
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Title |
Intl. |
Territories* |
Domestic |
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1). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings |
DIS |
42 |
DIS |
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2). Free Guy |
DIS |
48 |
20 |
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3). Candyman |
MULTI |
53 |
UNI |
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4). Paw Patrol |
PAR |
48 |
PAR |
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5). The Tomorrow War |
HUAX |
1 |
INDP |
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6). Raging Fire |
MULTI |
5 |
WGUI |
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7). After We Fell |
MULTI |
22 |
FTHM |
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8). Jungle Cruise |
DIS |
42 |
DIS |
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9). The Suicide Squad |
WB |
74 |
WB |
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10). F9: The Fast Saga |
UNI |
67 |
UNI |
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*Territory is a “Movie Studio” term for regions of the world consisting of various countries. **For abbreviations search: Comscore Worldwide Film Distributors List (05-06-12). Source: Comscore |
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Comscore’s Domestic Box Office Results for the Weekend of September 3rd, 2021 (Friday) |
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Title |
Distributor |
Weekend Domestic Box Office Estimate (USD) |
Domestic Movie Theater Locations |
Average Per Movie Theater Location |
Cumulative Gross Profits to the Date (USD) |
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1). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings |
Walt Disney Pictures |
$90,000,000 |
4,300 |
$20,930 |
$90,000,000 |
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2). Candyman |
Universal Pictures |
$13,430,000 |
3,569 |
$3,763 |
$41,943,000 |
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3). Free Guy |
20th Century Studios |
$11,200,000 |
3,885 |
$2,883 |
$94,373,981 |
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4). Jungle Cruise |
Walt Disney Pictures |
$5,200,000 |
3,075 |
$1,691 |
$106,897,991 |
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5). Paw Patrol |
Paramount Pictures |
$5,200,000 |
3,004 |
$1,731 |
$31,525,000 |
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6). Don’t Breathe 2 |
Sony Pictures Entertainment |
$2,765,000 |
2,176 |
$1,271 |
$28,546,000 |
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7). Respect |
United Artists Releasing |
$1,630,000 |
2,107 |
$774 |
$22,284,000 |
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8). The Suicide Squad |
Warner Bros. |
$1,132,000 |
1,561 |
$725 |
$54,634,000 |
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9). Black Widow |
Walt Disney Pictures |
$893,000 |
750 |
$1,191 |
$182,646,319 |
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10). The Night House |
Searchlight |
$674,000 |
1,020 |
$661 |
$6,419,926 |
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11). The Protégé |
Lionsgate |
$660,000 |
1,451 |
$455 |
$7,026,230 |
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12). Old |
Universal Pictures |
$590,000 |
742 |
$795 |
$47,371,000 |
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Source: Comscore |
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To end, Comscore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR) is a well trusted third party source. Additionally; it is respected for the ability to plan, transact and evaluate media across the contemporary media platforms. The data comes from digital, linear T.V., over the top and theatrical audience intelligence. Through advanced audience insights, Comscore, allows media buyers and sellers to make business decisions accurately. As previously stated, the estimates of the movie box office sales for the weekend of September 5th, 2021, are now available. Lastly, the data is the courtesy of, Comscore.
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09/09/2021
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