It's based, usually, on an average ticket price and a number of admissions. This isnt' necessarily the money the studio or film makers earn. A significant proportion is taxed, cinema chains will take a proportion of the leftovers. What's left will go to the film studios who produced the film with proportions going to the top for the big stars and directors. Usually most of the production staff are paid in advance and do not earn more based on the film's box office return. Big stars will take an agreed percentage of the box office, but only really big stars.
Its US box office gross was $11,549,960.
Juno gross $131 million in the US and another $39 million in the rest of the world (to date).
A "Box Office Draw" is something, or someone, that can draw movie-goers to theaters, and therefore the box office (the place that in essence collects the money). An example of a box office draw would be Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, amazing special effects, or James Cameron. There are many box office draws, and those are just some of them.
35 million.
Well, NO!!!! Because P.O. Box stands for Post Office box. Unfortunately he does not live in a post office. That would be strange and weird.
Very gross
Domestic Gross : $623,357,910 Worldwide Gross : $1,518,812,988
The US box office gross was $37,023,395.
Gross revenueDomestic: $42,754,105Foreign: $70,489,050Worldwide: $113,243,155
Domestic Total Gross:$183,135,014Worldwide Total Gross:$527,071,022
By box office gross income it was Armageddon.
Saw IV grossed $63,300,095 at the domestic box office and $139,352,633 at the worldwide box office. Information Taken from www.boxofficespy.com/lionsgate.html
In Wikipedia it says, $225,577,857
24 to 25 million dollars
Labyrinth (1986) had a budget of $25 million and a box office gross of $12,729,917. Pan's Labyrinth (2006) had a budget of $19 million and box office gross of $83,258,226.
$176,387,405 U.S.A. $188,600,000 Worldwide (excluding U.S.A.)
Its US box office gross was $11,549,960.