It's been a good weekend overseas for Will Smith, as "Seven Pounds" topped the international box office with an estimated $19.8 million in ticket sales. The film's total currently stands at $40.8 million.

At No. 2, Catherine Hardwicke's vampire romance "Twilight" collected $13.1 million in 46 markets, reaching a cumulative gross of $135 million. Following in third place with $12 million was Jim Carrey's new comedy "Yes Man," which lifted its overseas total to $67 million.

Meanwhile, Baz Luhrmann's epic adventure "Australia" picked up another $10.3 million in 56 territories for a total haul of $118.5 million. That's about $70 million more than the film grossed in North America.

Finishing fifth was "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa," which brought its international total to $380 million after weekend earnings of $8.3 million.

Other overseas box office results: Sam Mendes' drama "Revolutionary Road" picked up $2.4 million in five markets; "Bride Wars" collected $6.2 million; "Bedtime Stories" brought in $4.5 million; and "Bolt" took home $3.7 million

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

"Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" dominated the international box office this weekend with an estimated $15.8 million in ticket sales for an overseas total gross of $366 million.

Following closely at No. 2 was Will Smith's drama "Seven Pounds," which earned $13.4 million in 15 markets. Meanwhile, Baz Luhrmann's epic adventure "Australia" finished third with 12.3 million, bringing its overseas total to $103.5 million.

At No. 4, Jim Carrey's latest comedy "Yes Man" collected $12 million for a total haul of $50 million. Catherine Hardwicke's vampire romance "Twilight" took the No. 5 spot with a weekend gross of $11.1 million and a cumulative gross of $116 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: Adam Sandler's "Bedtime Stories" pulled $9.3 million for a total of $60.1 million; "The Day The Earth Stood Still" brought in $7 million to reach $140 million; and "Bolt" picked up $4.4 million for an international cume of $74 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

"Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" remained at the top of the overseas box office this weekend with another $32.2 million in ticket sales from 60 territories. The animated film's total currently stands at $340 million.

At No. 2, Baz Luhrmann's epic adventure "Australia" took home a solid $21.7 million, lifting its international total to $82.7 million. That's almost double what the film pulled in so far domestically ($46.6million).

Meanwhile, Adam Sandler's new family comedy "Bedtime Stories" finished third this weekend, collecting $21.2 million for a cumulative gross of $44 million.

Tied at No. 4 were "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and "Yes Man," which each picked up $12 million. "Day" reached a total gross of $128.6 million, while Jim Carrey's comedy "Yes Man" brought its overseas total to $34 million.

Disney's "Bolt" earned $11.9 million at No. 5, lifting its international cume to $64 million. Domestically, the animated tale about a dog who believes he has superpowers has pulled $109.8 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" reached a total of $6.2 million after weekend earnings of $2.3 million; "Marley & Me" took home $3 million; "The Spirit" picked up $2.6 million; and "The Tale of Desperaux" pulled in $3.4 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

"Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" continued its overseas box office reign this weekend with $31 million in ticket sales. The film's international total currently stands at $278 million.

At No. 2, Baz Luhrmann's epic adventure "Australia" picked up $26.1 million after opening in 45 new territories, lifting its cumulative gross to $46.2 million. Following in third place was "The Day The Earth Stood Still," which raced past $100 million after taking home $20.3 million this weekend.

Meanwhile, Adam Sandler's new family comedy "Bedtime Stories" earned $13.5 million in 15 markets, while Jim Carrey's comedy "Yes Man" pulled $9.1 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: Disney's "Bolt" lifted its total to $45.5 million after this weekend's earnings of $6.5 million; "Twilight" collected $7.7 million ($81 million cumulative gross); and "The Tale of Despereaux" snatched $5 million to reach $7.8 million total.

Also, "Four Christmases" picked up $3.1 million, while "Inkheart" pulled in $2.4 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

"Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" took the top spot at the international box office this weekend with $33.5 million in ticket sales, bumping up its total gross to $218.5 million.

Last week's winner "The Day the Earth Stood Still" dropped to No. 2, earning $21 million in 92 territories and lifting its overseas total to $72.3 million. Following in third place was Catherine Hardwicke's "Twilight," which picked up another $11 million to reach a cumulative gross of $64.6 million.

Meanwhile at No. 4, Seth Gordon's holiday comedy "Four Christmases" took home $5.7 million in 38 markets. The film's cumulative gross currently stands at $23.8 million.

Walt Disney's animated adventure "Bolt" collected $5.3 million for a total haul of $35.9 million, while Jim Carrey's new comedy "Yes Man" opened to a weekend gross of $3.5 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: "WALL-E" pulled $3.8 million for a total of $283 million; new entry "The Tale of Despereaux" earned $1.7 million; "Changeling" added $3 million; and "Australia" took $1.1 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

Scott Derrickson's remake of the 1951 sci-fi classic "The Day the Earth Stood Still" dominated the international box office this weekend with $39 million in ticket sales. The film's current worldwide total stands at $70 million.

At No. 2, "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" collected another $33.6 million in 46 markets, bringing its overseas total to $172.7 million. Following in third place was Marc Forster's "Quantum of Solace," which picked up $5.2 million for a cumulative gross of $367 million. 

Meanwhile, Disney's family adventure "Bolt" earned $4.1 million at No. 4, lifting its total haul to $12 million. Pixar's "WALL-E" followed closely with $4 million in fifth place. Its internatiomal total now stands at $276.8 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: "Four Christmases" pulled $3.8 million in 18 territories ($15.7 million total); "Inkheart" took home $3.1 million in four markets; and "Burn After Reading" reached a cumulative gross of $78.5 million after this weekend's earnings of $3.6 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

"Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" kicked "Quantum of Solace" off the international box office throne with $52.2 million after expanding to 35 markets. The film's overseas total currently stands at $125 million.

Down to No. 2, Marc Forster's 007 adventure picked up another $10.8 million, lifting its total gross to $357.8 million. Following in third place was Catherine Hardwicke's "Twilight," which took home $9.8 million for a total haul of $33 million.

Meanwhile, Walt Disney's "Bolt" ranked fourth on the international circuit this weekend with $9.5 million, while Pixar's "Wall-E" followed at No. 5 with $5.5 million in Japan.

Other results from the overseas box office: "Body of Lies" earned $5 million for a total of $52.5 million; "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" picked up $4.5 million; "Changeling" collected "3.3 million; and "Australia" finished with $2.4 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

"Quantum of Solace" topped the international box office for the fifth consecutive weekend with $20.1 million, lifting its foreign total gross to $340.1 million.

At No. 2, "Madgascar: Escape 2 Africa" took home $12.5 million in 24 territories, reaching a cumulative gross of $71.5 million. Following in third place was "Body of Lies" with $8.3 million, which brought its overseas total to $43.7 million.

Meanwhile, Catherine Hardwicke's vampire romance "Twilight" collected $7.6 million in fourth place. Starring Kristen Stewart as a teenage girl falling in love with a friendly vampire, the movie reached an international total of $19.9 million.

Walt Disney's animated family adventure "Bolt" made it to No. 5 after opening in three new markets, pulling in $6.6 million. Baz Luhrmann's epic "Australia" picked up $5 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: Disney's "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" earned $3.6 million for a total of $133.9 million, John Moore's "Max Payne" reached $40.3 million thanks to weekend earnings of $2.7 million; and "Death Race" brought its international total to $33.8 million.

Source: Hollywood Reporter

"Quantum of Solace" remained at the top of the international box office this weekend with another whopping $40.6 million in ticket sales, bringing its overseas total to $309 million.

Worldwide, the latest 007 adventure has collected $418.4 million in just a few weeks. Following at a distant No. 2 was Ridley Scott's spy thriller "Body of Lies," which took home $10 million after expanding to 34 markets. Its current overseas total stands at $32.1 million.

Still going strong was "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa," which lifted its international total to $59 million after this weekend's earnings of $9 million in only 12 territories. Meanwhile, "Twilight" opened in just a few markets overseas, scoring $8.1 million.

Other results: Disney's "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" picked up $4.5 million to reach a total gross of $129.3 million, while John Moore's "Max Payne" pulled in $4.4 million for a cumulative gross of $36.5 million.

Source: Variety