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Angel Locsin Starrer "In the Name of Love" Ranked Number #20 on the Highest Grossing Films in the Philippines. It raked ₱ 117 Million in the Box Office.
TOP 20 Highest Grossing Films in The Philippines
1. You Changed My Life ₱ 230.32 million 2009 Star Cinema, Viva Films BOM
2. Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat ₱ 197.00 million 2008 Star Cinema Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat
3. Sukob ₱ 186.70 million 2006 Star Cinema IMDB
4. Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo ₱ 186.00 million 2008 Star Cinema
5. A Very Special Love ₱ 180.00 million 2008 Star Cinema, Viva Films
6. Ang Tanging Ina ₱ 178.00 million 2003 Star Cinema
7. Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote ₱ 159.00 million 2010 GMA Films GMA
8. Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last na 'To!) ₱ 157.00 million 2010 Star Cinema
9. One More Chance ₱ 152.79 million 2007 Star Cinema
10. Sakal, Sakali, Saklolo ₱ 150.00 million 2007 Star Cinema
11. My Amnesia Girl ₱ 144.00 million 2010 Star Cinema BOM
12. Caregiver ₱ 139.00 million 2008 Star Cinema
13. Miss You Like Crazy ₱ 138.27 million 2010 Star Cinema BOM
14. A Love Story ₱ 137.67 million 2007 Star Cinema
15.In My Life ₱ 137.35 million 2009 Star Cinema
16. Feng Shui ₱ 137.00 million 2004 Star Cinema
17. For The First Time ₱ 134.00 million 2008 Star Cinema
18. Don't Give Up On Us ₱ 129.00 million 2006 Star Cinema
19. Catch Me, I'm in Love ₱ 120.21 million 2011 Star Cinema, Viva Films BOM
20. In The Name Of Love ₱ 117.23 million 2011 Star Cinema BOM
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ABS-CBN is floored by the recent achievement of its movie, “In the Name of Love,” which landed on the Associated Press list of Top 20 highest-grossing movies for last month. The list was based on a Hollywood.com report.
The network said it was a “happy surprise” for the people behind the movie, which had taken a year to make. “However, we don’t know [how the ranking was arrived at],” said Roxy Liquigan, ad prom officer of Star Cinema, ABS-CBN film production arm.
An AP story dated May 19 put the Olivia Lamasan drama in the 15th slot among movies that led the international box-office race that weekend. According to the report, “In the Name of Love” grossed $1,917, 443 in 87 locations around the world, excluding North America.
The top five in the report, written by Paul Dergarabedian, were Hollywood films “Fast (and Furious) 5,” “Thor,” “Priest,” “Rio” and “Water for Elephants.” The list was compiled by Rentrak Theatrical and first released by Hollywood.com. Dergarabedian is president of the Box-Office Division of Hollywood.com and is a longtime box-office analyst for AP.
Liquigan is actually perplexed, because the Lamasan drama, which premiered in Manila on May 11, started its international screening only last weekend in key areas in the United States, Canada and the Middle East, and only on weekends.
“In the Name of Love” is the love story of a dance coach (Aga Muhlach) and his student (Angel Locsin), who is about to marry a politician’s son (Jake Cuenca).
Liquigan said Rentrak could be “just a new group.” Otherwise, he said, Star Cinema films like Chito Roño’s “Sukob,” Cathy Garcia-Molina’s “You Changed My Life,” and Mae Cruz’s “Catch Me I’m In Love,” all of which had broken box-office records as well, would have been listed in their respective periods of release.
(A quick search on the Net revealed that Rentrak is a media measurement services provider, among other things. Its International Box-Office Essentials brand “provides clients with box-office information for 26 countries. The data is collected through an electronic connection with thousands of theater box offices,” according to www.rentrak.com.)
“In any case, this means a lot to us,” said Liquigan. “It’s an indicator that we’re now at par with Hollywood films when it comes to viewership.”
By: Marinel R. Cruz
Philippine Daily Inquirer
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Star Cinema's IN THE NAME OF LOVE starring Angel Locsin and Aga Muhlach grossed Php 114.36 Million as of June 5, 2011.
The movie is the second highest grossing Filipino movie of 2011 next to CATCH ME IN IN LOVE starring Gerald Anderson and Sarah Geronimo.
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Source: Boxofficemojo
1. Miss You Like Crazy – Php143.25 million
(Star Cinema)
2. Here Comes the Bride – Php116 million
(Star Cinema, OctoArts Films, Quantum Films)
3. Petrang Kabayo – Php110.39 million **
(Viva Films)
4. You to Me Are Everything – Php102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)
5. Babe, I Love You – Php96.34 million
(Star Cinema, Viva Films)
6. Paano Na Kaya – Php82.25 million
(Star Cinema)
7. Hating Kapatid – Php81.97 million
(Viva Films)
8. In Your Eyes – Php62.77 million
(Viva Films, GMA Films)
9. Cinco – Php60.75 million
(Star Cinema)
10. Till My Heartaches End - Php50.24 million**
(Star Cinema)
11. Sa ‘Yo Lamang – Php50.23 million
(Star Cinema)
12. I Do – Php42.44 million
(Star Cinema)
13. I’ll Be There – Php42.2 million
(Star Cinema)
14. Working Girls – Php32.32 million
(GMA Films, Viva Films)
15. White House - Php21.58 million **
(Regal Films)
16. Mamarazzi – Php21.55 million
(Regal Films)
17. Noy – Php9.94
(CineMedia, Star Cinema)
** Still showing in selected theaters
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1. Miss You Like Crazy – P143.25 million
(Star Cinema)
2. Here Comes the Bride – P116 million
(Star Cinema, OctoArts Films, Quantum Films)
3. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)
4. Babe, I Love You – P96.34 million
(Star Cinema, Viva Films)
5. Paano Na Kaya – P82.25 million
(Star Cinema)
6. Hating Kapatid – P81.97 million
(Viva Films)
7. Petrang Kabayo - P 81.21 million
(Viva Films)
8. In Your Eyes – P63.21 million
(Viva Films, GMA Films)
9. Cinco – P60.75 million
(Star Cinema)
10. Sa ‘Yo Lamang – 50.5 million
(Star Cinema)
11. I Do - 42.63 million
(Star Cinema)
12. I’ll Be There – P42.2 million
(Star Cinema)
13. Working Girls – P32.32 million
(GMA Films, Viva Films)
14. Mamarazzi – P21.7 million
(Regal Films)
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TOP GROSSING PINOY MOVIES FOR 2010
(As of June 6, 2010)
1. Miss You Like Crazy – P143.25 million
(Star Cinema)
2. Here Comes the Bride – P113.8 million
(Star Cinema, OctoArts Films, Quantum Films)
3. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)
4. Babe, I Love You – P96.34 million
(Star Cinema, Viva Films)
5. Paano Na Kaya – P82.25 million
(Star Cinema)
6. Working Girls – P32.32 million
(GMA Films, Viva Films)
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Quantum Films, Octo Arts Films and Star Cinema’s “Here Comes the Bride” topped the local box office race on the weekend of May 12 to 16, 2010.
According to third party tabulator, Box Office Mojo, “Here Comes the Bride” starring Angelica Panganiban, Eugene Domingo, John Lapuz, Tuesday Vargas and Jaime Fabregas scored a whopping P42.1 on its weekend debut on May 12 to 16, 2010.
The Chris Martinez comedy captured the no. 1 spot at the box office beating erstwhile leader, Iron Man 2, which settled in second place with P29.58 million gross. The Donyan-starrer, “You to Me are Everything” came in third with P23.43 million.
3 debuting Hollywood movies occupied the 4th to 6th position namely Robin Hood (P18 M), A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) (P10.44 M) and The Last Song (P8.21) respectively.
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“Here Comes The Bride,” Star Cinema’s summer offering, has already earned more than P20 million in ticket sales, “SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon” reported.
Citing the data released by Star Cinema Booking and Distribution, SNN reported that the film earned P27 million as of 9 p.m. Wednesday.
The comedy film also held a red carpet premiere night at SM Megamall where a huge crowd showed up.
Some stars attended the premiere night including Robi Domingo, Maricar Reyes, Carmen Soo, Derek Ramsay, Diether Ocampo, Piolo Pascual and director Joyce Bernal.
Also spotted were Johnny Manahan and Mariole Alberto of Star Magic and Star Cinema managing director Malou Santos.
Written and directed by Chris Martinez, the film is top-billed by Jaime Fabregas, Tuesday Vargas, John "Sweet" Lapus, Eugene Domingo and Angelica Panganiban.
"Bago magsimula ang movie, lahat kami kinakabahan. Hindi namin maipaliwanag kung bakit. ‘Yon pala may nag-aabang sa amin na magandang sorpresa at ‘yon iyong buong pelikula. Sobrang ganda at sobrang proud kami sa kinalabasan niya," Vargas said.
One of the highlights of the film was the kissing scene between Domingo and former Pinoy Big Brother housemate Tom Mott.
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Star Cinema Booking and Distribution reported via Showbiz News Ngayon last night that “Here Comes the Bride” earned P12 million on its opening day.
The P12 million estimate for the film was gathered at around 9:00 p.m. last night so the final tally could become higher.
“Here Comes the Bride” is a co-production of Star Cinema, OctoArts and Quantum Films, and helmed by the Cinemalaya-winning writer/director Chris Martinez (100). The comedy movie has been graded B by the Cinema Evaluation Board.
The main cast of the movie namely John “Sweet” Lapus, Jaime Fabregas, Angelica Panganiban, Eugene Domingo, Tuesday Vargas and Tom Rodriguez were all present at the premiere night which was held at SM Megamall cinema 10 last Tuesday night.
Here Comes the Bride is a comedy that involves souls being switched when a total solar eclipse occurs. The souls of the main characters—portrayed by Angelica, Eugene, John “Sweet” Lapus, Jaime Fabregas, and Tuesday Vargas—get jumbled up and are trapped until they figure out a way to return to their respective bodies.
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“You to Me are Everything” starring Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes reportedly hauled a whopping P26 million on its first 2 days.
GMA Films and Regal Films held a victory party last May 7 at the imperial suites to celebrate the box office success of their romantic comedy film topbilled by “Dongyan” love team.
The film received mixed reviews from the critics. While Pinoy Entertainment Portal (PEP) described it as “enjoyable” and “crowd pleaser”, Click the City tagged it as a “waste of time.” One thing is undeniable though. The chemistry between real-life lovers Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes, who starred in the nationwide top-rating tv series MariMar and Dyesebel, still has magic that was able to charm their fans.
By virtue of its 2 days gross of P26 million and more than P10 million on its 3rd day, then it’s safe to assume that the film has surpassed the P50 million mark on its weekend debut. It may also have beaten the second week screening of the Hollywood film Iron Man 2.
Although it’s early to say but we can assume that “You to Me are Everything” has bested the box office gross of Dongyan’s first movie together, “One True Love.” Their first pairing on the big screen clashed with the monster hit movie “Twilight” last November 2008. The total gross of the film was a modest P53.2 million at the box office.
Meanwhile, Dingdong and Marian flew to the US yesterday for a series of concerts together with Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez. They will stay there for a month. After the concert, the top kapuso love team will focus in their upcoming primetime series–Endless Love–with Dennis Trillo.
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GMA Films and Regal Films held a victory party last May 7 at the imperial suites to celebrate the box office success of their romantic comedy film topbilled by “Dongyan” love team.
The film received mixed reviews from the critics. While Pinoy Entertainment Portal (PEP) described it as “enjoyable” and “crowd pleaser”, Click the City tagged it as a “waste of time.” One thing is undeniable though. The chemistry between real-life lovers Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes, who starred in the nationwide top-rating tv series MariMar and Dyesebel, still has magic that was able to charm their fans.
By virtue of its 2 days gross of P26 million and more than P10 million on its 3rd day, then it’s safe to assume that the film has surpassed the P50 million mark on its weekend debut. It may also have beaten the second week screening of the Hollywood film Iron Man 2.
Although it’s early to say but we can assume that “You to Me are Everything” has bested the box office gross of Dongyan’s first movie together, “One True Love.” Their first pairing on the big screen clashed with the monster hit movie “Twilight” last November 2008. The total gross of the film was a modest P53.2 million at the box office.
Meanwhile, Dingdong and Marian flew to the US yesterday for a series of concerts together with Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez. They will stay there for a month. After the concert, the top kapuso love team will focus in their upcoming primetime series–Endless Love–with Dennis Trillo.
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The Star Cinema and Viva Films romantic comedy— Babe I Love You—raked-in an additional P12.2 million on its third week for a total 3-week gross of P82 million.
The Sam Milby-Anne Curtis starrer maintained its no. 2 slot behind Clash of the Titans which ruled Philippine box office for 3 weeks. Can the film surpass the P100 million mark? We will find out.
The critically-acclaimed “Kick Ass” had a lackluster debut in the Philippines. It only managed to gross P2.48 million from April 14 to 18, which is good for 6th place. The Leonardo di Caprio thriller “Shutter Island” performed better with P5.28 million which is good for 4th place.
Here’s the TOP 10 MOVIES in Philippine box office for the opening weekend of April 14 to 18, 2010 by Box Office Mojo (premiering movies are highlighted in yellow / Exhange rate: US $1 = P44.91):
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Star Cinema’s romantic movie, “Miss You Like Crazy,” raked in P128.7 million in three weeks based on the latest report by Box Office Mojo.
Miss You Like Crazy is the first certified blockbuster movie for 2010 for being the first Pinoy film to surpass the P100 million mark at the box office.
Alice in Wonderland topped the local box office race for the second week in a row. Avatar, on the other hand, remain the top-grossing film in the Philippines for 2010 so far.
Here’s the Philippine box office tally for the opening weekend of March 10-14, 2010 by Box Office Mojo (premiering movies are highlighted in yellow):
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“Shutter Island,” a thriller starring Leonardo DiCaprio, raked in $40.2 million at the U.S. box office and was the top-grossing movie last weekend.
“Shutter Island” is directed by Martin Scorsese and has a budget of $80 million. Released by Paramount, it opened this week on about 3,000 screens across the United States and displaced “Valentine’s Day” as the top-grossing film. “Valentine’s Day” was second this week at $17.2 million.
US BOX OFFICE
(Weekend of February 19 to 21, 2010)
1. Shutter Island - $40,200,000
2. Valentine’s Day – $17,160,000
3. Avatar – $16,100,000
4. Percy Jackson & The Lightning Thief – $15,300,000
5. The Wolfman – $9,846,000
6. Dear John – $7,300,000
7. Tooth Fairy – $4,500,000
8. Crazy Heart – $3,025,000
9. From Paris with Love – $2,500,000
10. Edge of Darkness – $2,210,000
11. The Book of Eli – $1,845,000
12. When in Rome – $1,747,000
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Sci-fi spectacular "Avatar" has surpassed "Titanic" to become the highest-grossing movie worldwide, distributor 20th Century Fox said on Tuesday.
The worldwide total for the James Cameron movie stands at $1.859 billion after Monday's sales, beating the $1.843 billion haul racked up by "Titanic" in 1997-1998, said Greg Brilliant, spokesman for the News Corp-owned studio.
The data are not adjusted for inflation.
"Avatar" broke the seemingly insurmountable record set by "Titanic" in little over six weeks, handing Cameron the remarkable feat of directing the world's two biggest movies of all time.
It has reigned at the top of North American box office for six weeks. It has also led the field in France, China, Germany and Russia.
The action-adventure movie, starring Sigourney Weaver, is set in 2154 and tells the tale of a disabled ex-Marine sent to Earth to infiltrate a race of 10-foot (3-meter) blue aliens and persuade them to let his employer mine their homeland for natural resources.
The film took more than five years to make and was reportedly one of the most expensive films, with a budget of at least $300 million.
It has wowed both critics and fans, winning a Golden Globe last week. It is expected to garner an Oscar nomination next month.
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1. You Changed My Life (Star Cinema/Viva) - P208.8 million
Cast: Sarah Geronimo and John Lloyd Cruz
Director: Cathy Garcia-Molina
2. Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat - P200.2 million
Cast: Ai-Ai delas Alas, Eugene Domingo
Director: Wenn Deramas
3. In My Life - P137.4 million
Cast: Vilma Santos, John Lloyd Cruz, Luis Manzano
Director: Olive Lamasan
4. I Love You Goodbye - P108 million (As of today, January 15. The film is expected to continue screening until January 30)
Cast: Angelica Panganiban, Gabby Concepcion, Derek Ramsay, Kim Chiu
Director: Laurice Guillen
5. BFF (Best Friends Forever) - P102.5 million
Cast: Sharon Cuneta, Ai-Ai delas Alas
Director: Wenn Deramas
6. T2 (Tenement 2) - P95 million
Cast: Maricel Soriano, Mika dela Cruz
Director: Chito Roño
7. And I Love You So - P89.3 million
Cast: Sam Milby, Bea Alonzo, Derek Ramsay
Director: Laurenti Dyogi
8. Love Me Again: Land Down Under - P72.1 million
Cast: Angel Locsin, Piolo Pascual
Director: Rory Quintos
9. Ang Tanging Pamilya: A Marry Go Round - P72 million
Cast: Ai-Ai delas Alas, Joseph Estrada
Director: Wenn Deramas
10. Villa Estrella - P50.08 million
Cast: Maja Salvador, Shaina Magdayao, Jake Cuenca, Geoff Eigenmann
Director: Rico Ilarde
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Cast: Sarah Geronimo and John Lloyd Cruz
Director: Cathy Garcia-Molina
2. Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat - P200.2 million
Cast: Ai-Ai delas Alas, Eugene Domingo
Director: Wenn Deramas
3. In My Life - P137.4 million
Cast: Vilma Santos, John Lloyd Cruz, Luis Manzano
Director: Olive Lamasan
4. I Love You Goodbye - P108 million (As of today, January 15. The film is expected to continue screening until January 30)
Cast: Angelica Panganiban, Gabby Concepcion, Derek Ramsay, Kim Chiu
Director: Laurice Guillen
5. BFF (Best Friends Forever) - P102.5 million
Cast: Sharon Cuneta, Ai-Ai delas Alas
Director: Wenn Deramas
6. T2 (Tenement 2) - P95 million
Cast: Maricel Soriano, Mika dela Cruz
Director: Chito Roño
7. And I Love You So - P89.3 million
Cast: Sam Milby, Bea Alonzo, Derek Ramsay
Director: Laurenti Dyogi
8. Love Me Again: Land Down Under - P72.1 million
Cast: Angel Locsin, Piolo Pascual
Director: Rory Quintos
9. Ang Tanging Pamilya: A Marry Go Round - P72 million
Cast: Ai-Ai delas Alas, Joseph Estrada
Director: Wenn Deramas
10. Villa Estrella - P50.08 million
Cast: Maja Salvador, Shaina Magdayao, Jake Cuenca, Geoff Eigenmann
Director: Rico Ilarde
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Now that the 2009 Metro Manila Film Festival run is over, we bring you the final ranking of the highest-grossing pinoy films of the year.
The Star Cinema and Viva Films co-production, “You Changed My Life”, is the no. 1 local movie of 2009 and the only Pinoy film in history to surpassed the P200 million mark at the box office. The movie also sealed the box office king and queen status of John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo for second year in a row.
In second place is the Vilma Santos comeback movie In My Life and in third place is the megastar and comedy queen starrer Best Friends Forever. Both films were produced by Star Cinema.
20 Top-Grossing Pinoy Movies at the Box Office for 2009
1. You Changed My Life (Star Cinema/Viva) – P230.44 M
2. In My Life (Star Cinema) – P135.73 M
3. BFF: Bestfriends Forever (Star Cinema) – P107.69 M
4. Ang Panday (GMA Films/Imus Productions) – P99.4 M
5. I Love You, Goodbye (Star Cinema) – P94.2 M
6. Ang Darling Kong Aswang (Octoarts/APT) – P89.6 million
7. Tenement 2 (Star Cinema) – P86.45 M
8. Kimmy Dora (Spring Films) – P80 M
9. Shake, Rattle and Roll XI (Regal) – P77.8 M
10. Love Me Again: Land Down Under (Star Cinema) – P67.07 M
11. When I Met You (GMA Films) – P64.29 M
12. Yaya and Angelina (APT) – P63.87 M
13. And I Love You So (Star Cinema) – P54.09 M
14. Villa Estrella (Star Cinema) – P50.08 M
15. Sundo (GMA Films) – P47.18 M
16. Mano Po 6: A Mother’s Love (Regal Films) – P42.0 M
17. Nobody, Nobody But…Juan (RVQ) – P31.9 M
18. OMG: Oh, My Girl! (Regal Films) – P22.45 M
19. Tarot (Regal Films) – P18.14 M
20. Status Single (OnQ-28) – P11.47 M
Mainstream’s Bottom 2:
Nandito Ako Nagmamahal sa ‘Yo (Regal Films) – P5.21 M
Wapakman (Solar) – P2.6 M
Note: The film missing on this list is Star Cinema’s “Ang Tanging Pamilya.” STIR reported that the Ai-Ai/Erap movie raked in P6 million on its opening day. Star Cinema’s Mico del Rosario objected to the said report and clarified that the film had a first day gross of P12 million. There were estimates that the movie’s total gross was at around P70 million but it’s not yet confirmed.
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As of January 6, 2010, the Star Cinema entry is now at no. 2 of the MMFF Box Office race.
Ang Panday is still the no. 1 top-grosser with P97.6 million. With 1 day left, can it reach the P100 million mark?
Snatching the 2nd position is Star Cinema’s I Love You, Goodbye which has now raked in a total of P91 million at the expense of Vic Sotto’s Ang Darling Kong Aswang which dropped to 3rd place.
Wapakman is still at the bottom of the list with only P2.6 million haul, one of the year’s biggest flop considering its production budget.
35th Metro Manila Film Festival Box Office
(As of January 6, 2010, Day 13)
1. Ang Panday – P97.6M
2. I Love You, Goodbye – P91M
3. Ang Darling Kong Aswang – P88.3M
4. Shake, Rattle and Roll 11 – P76.3M
5. Mano Po 6 – P41M
6. Nobody, Nobody But Juan – P31.4M
7. Wapakman – P2.6M
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TOP 10 ALL TIME TOP-GROSSING FILMS WORLDWIDE
(As of January 8, 2009)
1. Titanic (1997) – $1,835,300,000
2. Avatar (2009) – $1,135,245,852
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) – $1.12B
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006) – $1.06B
5. The Dark Knight (2008) – $1.02B
6. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001) – $968,657,891
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007) – $958,404,152
8. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) – $937,000,866
9. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) – $933,956,980
10. Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999) – $922,379,000
Source: Internet Movie Database
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Ayon kay Ric Camaligan, na nireport sa Unang Hirit a while ago, as of January 6, 2010, eto ang rankings ng mga pelikulang kalahok sa MMFFP 2009:
1. Ang Panday - 95.6M
2. I Love You Goodbye - 87M
3. Ang Darling Kong Aswang - 86.9M
4. Shake Rattle and Roll XI - 74.9M
5. Mano Po 6 - 39.8M
6. Nobody Nobody But Juan - 31M
7. Wapakman - 2.6M
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1. Ang Panday - 95.6M
2. I Love You Goodbye - 87M
3. Ang Darling Kong Aswang - 86.9M
4. Shake Rattle and Roll XI - 74.9M
5. Mano Po 6 - 39.8M
6. Nobody Nobody But Juan - 31M
7. Wapakman - 2.6M
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LIST gives the gross receipts (in million) of the top 10 Filipino-made films 2009. This will greatly changed when the gross receipts of the 2009 MMFF official entries are in as they are considered as 2009 releases. The no. 6 to 10 rankers will be out.
1.“You Changed My Life,” P230.44
2. “In My Life,” P135.70
3. “BFF (Best Friend Forever),” P107.69
4. “Tenement 2,” P86.45
5. “Kimmy Dora (Kambal Sa Kiyeme),” P77.36
6. “Love Me Again (Land Down Under),” P67.07
7. “When I Met You,” P64.29
8. “And I Love You So,” P54.09
9. “Villa Estrella,” P50.08
10. “Sundo,” P47.18'
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