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Storks

Domestic Total Gross: $72,679,278
Distributor: Warner Bros.Release Date: September 23, 2016
Genre: AnimationRuntime: 1 hrs. 29 min.
MPAA Rating: PGProduction Budget: $70 million

Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic:  $72,679,278    39.6%
+ Foreign:  $110,709,675    60.4%
= Worldwide:  $183,388,953  
Domestic Summary
Opening Weekend: $21,311,407
(#2 rank, 3,922 theaters, $5,434 average)
% of Total Gross: 29.3%
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Widest Release:  3,922 theaters
Close Date:  January 12, 2017
In Release:  112 days / 16 weeks
The Players
Directors:Nick Stoller
Doug Sweetland
Writer:Nick Stoller
Actors:Andy Samberg
Jennifer Aniston
Ty Burrell
Kelsey Grammer
Keegan-Michael Key
Jordan Peele
Producers:Brad Lewis
Nick Stoller
Genres
Genre Rank
3D 168
Animation 125
Animation - Computer 97
Franchises
Franchise Rank
Brand: Warner Animation Group 3
Showdown: 'Storks' vs 'Turbo', 'Cloudy' and 'Peabody' 4
Charts
Chart Rank
All Time Domestic 1,043
Opening Weeks 1,036
Opening Weekends 846
Opening Weekends - September 36
Opening Weekends - Fall 83
Smallest Drops, 3,000+ theaters (Super-Saturation) 200
Smallest Drops, 2,500+ theaters (Saturation) 405
Smallest Drops, 2,000+ theaters (Very Wide) 607
Smallest Drops, All Wide Releases 1,646
Rated PG, Opening Weekends 173
Widest Releases 147
Widest Opening Releases 140
Widest PG Rated Openings 49
Widest PG Rated Releases 51
Charts (Premier Pass Users Only)Rank
Opening Weeks Adjusted 1,581
Opening Weekends Adjusted - September 66
Opening Weekends Adjusted 1,308
Opening Weekends Adjusted - Fall 142
 
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