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Box Office Time Series Performance Data
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This data product captures the precise revenue stream generated by the highly successful film Avatar. It includes detailed time series metrics across its domestic and international theatrical runs, accounting for both the initial release and subsequent re-releases. Metrics provided allow users to analyze weekly shifts in gross revenue, changes in theater count, average earnings per cinema, and audience turnout, measured by tickets sold.
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Domestic Performance Metrics
- Date: The specific period for which the box office revenue is recorded.
- Rank: The film's rank among other box office titles (domestic or foreign).
- Gross: Total gross box office revenue earned during the specified period, denominated in USD.
- G_Change: The percentage change observed in gross revenue from the previous period.
- Theaters: The total number of theaters exhibiting the film.
- T_Change: The percentage change in the number of theaters showing the film.
- Avg: The calculated average revenue per theater.
- Cum_gross: The cumulative sum of gross revenue earned up to that period.
- Week_no: The sequential week number within the release period.
- Tickets: The calculated number of tickets sold during the period.
Foreign Performance Metrics
- country: The distribution country.
- distributor: The distribution company responsible for the region.
- release_date: The date the film opened in that territory.
- opening: The gross opening weekend revenue in USD.
- open_share: The opening weekend revenue expressed as a percentage of the total opening weekend revenue.
- gross: The overall gross revenue generated in that country, in USD.
- gross_share: The overall gross revenue expressed as a percentage of the total gross revenue.
- population: The population of the distribution country.
- region: The region of the world where distribution occurred.
Distribution
The data is delivered in both CSV and XLSX file formats. The structure provides box office performance data as a time series spanning the theatrical release period. For example, the domestic weekend file contains 46 unique weekend values. The expected update frequency for this dataset is never, as it captures historical performance data.
Usage
Ideal applications include generating precise time series analyses of film performance and studying the longevity of theatrical releases. The data is explicitly useful for comparing Avatar's performance metrics against those of other films. It facilitates market research into distribution effectiveness, regional audience response, and the impact of theater count changes on revenue generation.
Coverage
The data provides global coverage, detailing performance across domestic and various foreign distribution countries and world regions. The temporal scope covers the entire theatrical release duration for both the original release and subsequent re-releases of the movie. The data includes metrics detailing 46 distinct weekend periods for the domestic performance tracking.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Financial Analysts: For building models related to movie box office volatility and forecasting.
- Film Studio Executives: For evaluating distribution strategies and market saturation.
- Data Scientists: For training time series models on real-world entertainment revenue data.
- Market Researchers: For studying regional differences in audience ticket purchasing habits.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Avatar Global Theatrical Revenue Tracking
- Box Office Time Series Performance Data
- Worldwide Film Revenue Analysis
- Avatar Movie Box Office Metrics
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Original Data Source: Box Office Time Series Performance Data
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