$4,007,750 (USA) (29 August 2010) (812 Screens)
$77,025,481 (USA) (20 December 2009) (3,452 Screens)
£8,509,050 (UK) (20 December 2009) (503 Screens)
ARS 1,273,414 (Argentina) (5 January 2010) (104 Screens)
PHP 57,336,776 (Philippines) (20 December 2009) (105 Screens)
$1,221,393 (Russia) (29 August 2010) (313 Screens)
$19,732,998 (Russia) (20 December 2009)
I would expect this film to be shown is the O2 Vue because it has gotten so much press, acknowledgement and praise. I don't understand why O2 Vue would want to miss such a movie that can potentially make them a large amount of money. Whether or not people like it isn't the matter because they will have to pay to see it first before making that judgement so either way, if a person likes it, they got their moneys' worth and O2 Vue is making a profit, but if a person didn't like it, O2 Vue would still be getting their profit.
Avatar is available on DVD, DVD Blu-ray and it will eventually end up on Sky movie channels for home exhibition and personal viewing.
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