WATCH BOX OFFICE MOVIE NOW!!
Find the Film click here MOVIE FREE https://t.co/nLGLMehTaI & here TV MOVIE SHOWS https://t.co/zJWRHf75RF

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE
Weekend box office charts show gross receipts for a given weekend, which is Friday through Sunday unless otherwise noted. Studio estimates for the weekend are reported on Sunday mornings, generally between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. Pacific Time and reflect estimated Friday and Saturday box office receipts plus a projection for Sunday. As with daily box office, weekend estimates do not reflect all movies playing in theaters, but at least the Top 12 plus select movies below that may be reported.

Actual weekend box office receipts are reported Monday, generally after 1 p.m. Pacific Time, and reflect most movies currently playing in the marketplace. A final update to the chart may be made Monday night or later in the week to reflect grosses that are reported late.

Readers can view historical weekend box office from 1982 to the Present and have access to the weekend index, broken down by year. Readers also have access to an index by week number, showing a given week's box office history from 1982-Present.

WEEKLY BOX OFFICE
Weekly box office charts show gross receipts for a given week, which is defined as Friday through Thursday. This information is reported on Friday afternoons for the previous week's box office, though additional titles are added to a given week's chart at later dates to account for grosses reported late.

Readers have full access to historical weekly data back to 1982 as well as an index, similar to the weekend box office index.

MONTHLY, QUARTERLY and SEASONAL BOX OFFICE
These sections allow readers to view box office receipts for the above time periods by Release Date and by Calendar Grosses. Monthly box office is a breakdown by month, of January through December; Quarterly box office is a breakdown by quarter (i.e., January through March is Q1, etc...); Seasonal box office is a breakdown by season. There are five box office seasons: Winter (the first day after New Year's week or weekend through the Thursday before the first Friday in March), Spring (the first Friday in March through the Thursday before the first Friday in May), Summer (the first friday in May through Labor Day Weekend), Fall (the day after Labor Day Weekend through the Thursday before the first Friday in November) and Holiday (the first Friday in November through New Year's week or weekend).

Each of these sections contains an index by the specified time period, from 1982 to the Present, as well as a breakdown of time periods for a given year, from 1982 to the Present. Each individual chart shows a list of movies for a specific time period in a specific year. Both the indexes and individual charts can be viewed by Release Date for all movies, Wide Releases only and Limited Releases only, as well as by Calendar Grosses. They can be sorted by any column, adjusted for ticket price inflation and individual charts can be filtered by studio.

YEARLY BOX OFFICE
Readers can view the top 50 movies of a given year from 1980 to 2000 and the top 150 movies from 2001 to the Present. Readers can also view all movies tracked for these years as well as breakdowns by Release Date and Calendar Gross and can filter by studio.

Readers can also view the top 10 opening weekends for each given year; readers can view all opening weekends and filter by wide and limited releases only as well as by studio.

Finally, Worldwide box office by year, which shows the movies' combined domestic and foreign grosses, can be viewed from 1989 to the Present. Movies are grouped by the year they were released domestically, regardless of when they were released in foreign markets.

HISTORICAL CHARTS
The data on the Yearly and All Time Domestic charts can be viewed "as of" a given date in history. For example, one can see what 1999's box office was like as of May 19. Or one can see what the All Time Domestic Box Office chart looked like in 1987.