Box Office Mojo

The Box Office Mojo by IMDbPro user guide describes sections that report box-office receipts by time period and area. Its domestic chart categories include daily, weekend, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly, seasonal, and holiday results. Box Office Mojo is described in the sealed reference passage as an American-operated website that systematically tracks box-office revenue.

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Established facts

  1. The guide describes worldwide charts as yearly results covering areas for which the website receives data. These charts include only releases whose release dates fall within the selected year.

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  2. Brandon Gray began running Box Office Mojo on August 7, 1998, making forecasts of the following weekend's ten highest-grossing films in the United States.

    Verified · 1998-08-07

  3. On October 23, 2019, Box Office Mojo unveiled a redesign and adopted the name Box Office Mojo by IMDbPro. The redesign moved several previously free data categories, including franchise, genre, filmmaker, distributor, budget, and inflation-adjusted information, to IMDbPro's subscription service.

    Verified · 2019-10-23

  4. The guide defines international revenue as revenue outside its domestic market. It describes the international page as displaying the latest weekend results for areas from which Box Office Mojo by IMDbPro receives data, so the stated coverage depends on available data.

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  5. In July 2008, Amazon.com purchased Box Office Mojo through its subsidiary IMDb.

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  6. In the user guide's terminology, domestic revenue means gross box-office revenue from the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico, unless a chart states otherwise.

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  7. The guide explains that selecting an international area opens its weekend results, and selecting a particular weekend opens a chart of available releases in that area for that weekend. Dropdown controls allow comparisons by year or weekend number and views of performance by distributor.

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