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- v. To make a larger gross income or profit than.
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Examples
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Guess they really want it be a success and even outgross The Dark Knight. phase6
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The Fighter (review) sits at $57.8 million, meaning it will easily outgross the far more high-profile boxing dramas Ali ($58 million), Cinderella Man ($61 million), and Rocky Balboa ($70 million).
Scott Mendelson: Box Office Review: True Grit Tops, Oscar-Bait Holds Strong
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It will outgross Princess and the Frog next weekend and has pretty much passed Meet the Robinsonsas of today.
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Granted, Star Trek 2 is expected to break out in a TheDark Knight/Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest fashion, but does anyone think that a Wolverine Takes Japan will outgross or even equal the $373 million-take of the much-loathed original?
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That movie bowed to $56.2 million in the middle of summer, and this film is likely to outgross it.
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This record was so good that it shot to the top of the charts immediately and became one of the few albums to actually outgross in record sales its accompanying movie at the box office.
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In the 'trying to make lemonade out of lemons', at least Land of the Lost will outgross Speed Racer, while Drag Me to Hell will outgross the opening weekend of Friday the 13th.
Scott Mendelson: Hangover, Up Keep Their Top Slots While Imagine That Flops...
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Assuming it will repeat the $140 million of The Blair Witch Project is about as smart as expecting King Kong to outgross Titanic because they were both three-hour period piece love stories.
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Amazingly enough, this will be the third-consecutive Harry Potter sequel to outgross the previous installment.
Scott Mendelson: Delayed Huff Post Weekend Box Office in Review (08/23/09)
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I think Holmes will be strong, but outgross and out open Avatar?
December’s Box Office Battle: Avatar Versus Sherlock Holmes | /Film
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