
‘The Dark Knight Rises’ joins ‘Avatar’ in IMAX $100 million club
September 5, 2012 11:34 am
“The Dark Knight Rises” has reached another box-office
milestone.
Having already surpassed the $1 billion mark in global
ticket sales over the weekend, the Christopher Nolan threequel is now being
touted as only the second film in history to have grossed more than $100
million on IMAX screens, with $65.1 million of that total coming from North
America and $37.3 million from international markets. It crossed the milestone
in only seven weeks of release.
“The Dark Knight Rises” giant-screen take was no doubt
boosted considerably by Nolan’s unprecedented use of IMAX cameras during
filming, with more than an hour of IMAX-shot footage being incorporated into
the finished film - an achievement extensively publicized by Warner Bros.
It should be noted that moviegoers pay a premium to attend IMAX showings, as the average ticket price is several dollars higher than for a standard admission.
(HitFix)
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