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PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2015 12:29 pm 
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Movie: Jurassic World
Cinema Release: 12 June 2015
Cast: Chris Pratt, Jake Johnson , Judy Greer, Nick Robinson, Omar Sy, Irrfan Khan, Jake Johnson, B.D. Wong, Brian Tee
Director: Colin Trevorrow
Genre: Science Fiction/Adventure/Action
Country: United States (Hollywood)


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 9:54 pm 
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“Jurassic World” Had The Biggest Opening Weekend Ever With $524M Debut
15 June 2015

The Jurassic Park sequel officially broke every box office record for a debut, earning $524 million worldwide and $208 million in North America.

Anyone paying attention to the 2015 movie schedule for the last six months knew Jurassic World was going to have a huge opening weekend. It got to the point where a new trailer release had become its own special event. The real question became which, if any, box office records would be broken by the Colin Trevorrow-directed fourth installment of a franchise whose most successful entry was released almost 20 years ago.

That question was answered when the film opened this weekend to earn an estimated $524.1 million worldwide — demolishing the previous record, held by 2011’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, and marking the first time a film has grossed more than $500 million in a single weekend.

Of that total, $208.8 million was made domestically — edging out the previous weekend record, set by 2012’s The Avengers ($207.4 million).

Even adjusting for ticket price inflation, Jurassic World — which stars Chris Pratt as a velociraptor trainer and Bryce Dallas Howard as the dinosaur amusement park’s operations manager — is by far the best debut in the Jurassic Park franchise. Prior to this weekend’s domination, the most successful movie had been 1997’s follow-up, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, which earned an adjusted $127.6 million and was the final entry in the series to be directed by Steven Spielberg, though he still served as an executive producer for Jurassic World.

That $208.8 million is an important and impressive number for several reasons. It gives Jurassic World the best domestic opening ever in the month of June, a distinction previously held by 2013’s Man of Steel, which earned $116.6 million. It also provides Universal Pictures with its biggest opening of all time and pushes the studio over the $2 billion mark for international 2015 grosses and over the $1 billion mark for domestic grosses — the earliest in the year a studio has ever hit those benchmarks. Finally, it gives Legendary Pictures, Jurassic World’s co-financier, one of its biggest wins since splitting off from Warner Bros. to join NBC-Universal in 2013. All this success makes the possibility of additional Jurassic films seem like a foregone conclusion.

With dynamic visual effects used to create its computer-generated beasts, it’s of particular note that almost half of Jurassic World’s domestic gross is from the sale of 3D tickets, proving that a large chunk of viewers want as immersive an experience as possible. But what is also striking is how evenly the audience is distributed across gender lines, with approximately 52% of the audience being male, another notable achievement for what’s primarily an action film.

If last year’s Guardians of the Galaxy served as Chris Pratt’s coronation as our newest action movie star, Jurassic World is quickly becoming the actor’s victory lap, proving he can dominate the summer blockbuster season, or at least hold his own against the IMAX-assisted pounces of hybrid dinosaurs.



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PostPosted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 3:36 pm 
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Jurrasic World Is Second Highest Grossing Hollywood Film In India
6 July 2015

Jurrasic World has become the second highest grosser ever from Hollywood in India. The film has done business of around 77.50 crore nett in twenty four days which puts it ahead of The Avengers - Age Of Ultron.

The year has not been good for Hindi films but its a different story for Hollywood releases in India as the top three grossing Hollywood films are all 2015 releases. Fast & Furious has grossed 95 crore nett, Jurrasic World will go close to 85 crore nett and The Avengers - Age Of Ultron grossed 75 crore nett.

All three films have beaten the long standing record of 2012 which released in 2009 and was the highest grossing Hollywood release till this year.


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