Rise Of The Guardians
- Rate Movie[Total: 27 Average: 4.1]
- Directed By: Peter Ramsey
- Written By: David Lindsay-Abaire, William Joyce
- Release Date: November 21, 2012
- Domestic Distributor: Paramount
- Cast: Chris Pine, Alec Baldwin, Jude Law, Hugh Jackman
Box Office Info:
Budget: $145 million | Financed by: DreamWorks Animation |
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Domestic Box Office: $103,412,758 | Overseas Box Office: $203,528,912 |
Rise Of The Guardians marked the final release through Paramount, which the animation company was in contract with for the last seven years for distribution. The animation studio inked an output deal with FOX for their future slate.
Rise Of The Guardians opened over the Thanksgiving frame against the Red Dawn remake and Life Of Pi. It also faced competition with Wreck-It Ralph, which was still going strong in its fourth weekend in release. Rise Of The Guardians was tracking lower than most of DreamWorks Animation’s usual fare and it came in far below expectations with $23,773,465 — placing #4 for the weekend led by The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2. The pic posted a 43.7% second frame decline to $13,388,852 and it leveled off the following weekend, with a 22.3% drop in attendance to $10,400,618. Rise Of The Guardians continued to post modest weekly declines and the domestic run closed with $103,412,758.
The film took in a decent sized overseas cume at $203,528,912 bringing the worldwide total to $306.9 million. DreamWorks Animation would see returned about $168.7M after theaters take their percentage of the gross. Rise Of The Guardians kicked off a series of money losers for the animation studio, which saw a losses for Turbo (2013), Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014) and Penguins of Madagascar (2014).
Overseas markets grossing over $10 million:
France – $25.31 million
UK – $19.56 million
Mexico – $16.91 million
Russia – $14.86 million
Australia – $13.77 million
Brazil – $12,47 million
Domestic share (55%): $56.877 million
Overseas share (40%): $81.412 million
DreamWorks Animation would see back $138.3 million, which would leave around a $132 million loss, after P&A expenses.