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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Box_Office_MojoBox Office Mojo - Wikipedia

    Box Office Mojo is an American website that tracks box-office revenue in a systematic, algorithmic way. The site was founded in 1998 by Brandon Gray, and was bought in 2008 by IMDb, which itself is owned by Amazon.

  2. www.boxofficemojo.comHome - Box Office Mojo

    1 day ago · Box Office Mojo provides box office data, movie release information, and performance statistics for films.

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  4. pro.imdb.com › content › articleHow is the success of films and TV shows measured?

    IMDbPro users get full access to box office data provided by Box Office Mojo, giving you a comprehensive look at the theatrical film marketplace. With over 40 years of box office numbers, you have access to a vast range of domestic and international numbers, allowing you to stay updated on how films are performing right now and dive into ...

  5. help.imdb.com › article › imdbproBox Office Mojo by IMDbPro FAQ

    Box Office Mojo by IMDbPro includes daily, weekly, weekend, monthly, yearly, seasonal, and holiday domestic box-office grosses, as well as international box office grosses. Additionally, Box Office Mojo by IMDbPro includes a selection of all-time rankings and a release calendar for upcoming movies.

  6. www.boxofficemojo.comHome - Box Office Mojo

    1 day ago · Latest Updates: News | Daily | Weekend | All Time | International | Showdowns Glossary | User Guide | License IMDb Data | Help

  7. www.slashfilm.com › 1627687 › how-movie-box-officeHow Does Movie Box Office Actually Work? We'll Tell You - /Film

    Jul 23, 2024 · How exactly does movie box office work? Who gets paid what, and when? How does it all add up? We have the answers right here.

  8. filmlifestyle.com › what-is-the-box-officeWhat Is The Box Office in Film? Measuring a Movie’s Success ...

    The term ‘box office’ refers to the revenue generated from ticket sales for a film being shown in theaters. It’s a crucial metric for gauging a movie’s success and popularity among audiences. Traditionally, box office numbers are released by distributors and production companies.