Global Box Office Gross and Earnings
Get Out earned approximately 255 million dollars worldwide, with 176 million dollars from the United States and Canada, making it one of the highest grossing horror films in recent history Box Office Mojo. The film was released by Universal Pictures and remained in theaters for multiple weekends, continuing to generate revenue through streaming and home media licensing deals.
Universal Pictures managed the theatrical distribution and reported that Get Out opened at number one at the box office, setting records for original horror screenplays. The studio's share of global ticket sales, after deducting exhibitor percentages, contributed directly to the film's reported commercial performance Forbes.
Production Budget and Profit Breakdown
The production budget for Get Out was reported at 4.5 million dollars, a figure confirmed by Blumhouse Productions and multiple industry sources Forbes. With a worldwide gross of 255 million dollars, the film generated a substantial return on investment before accounting for marketing and distribution costs.
Marketing and Distribution Costs
Universal Pictures allocated additional funds for marketing and advertising, which typically range from tens of millions to over 100 million dollars for wide releases. After subtracting production and marketing costs, the net profit for the studio and producers was significantly lower than the headline gross, though still highly profitable The Numbers.
Revenue Streams Beyond Theatrical
Get Out earned additional revenue from digital purchases, streaming licensing, and physical media sales, extending its commercial lifespan well beyond the theatrical window The Numbers. Home entertainment and television licensing deals with streaming platforms contributed to the overall financial performance of the film.
Long Tail Revenue and Franchise Value
The success of Get Out led to a sequel, titled Us, which expanded the franchise and increased the value of the original IP for Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions. The film's cultural impact and critical acclaim also boosted its long tail revenue through continued streaming views and re-releases.