Sentence examples for film chart from inspiring English sources

The 2014 box office in China has been dominated by Hollywood, with Transformers: Age of Extinction surging to the top of the all-time highest grossing film chart with $301m; it comfortably defeated the best performing Chinese film, the romcom Breakup Buddies, which took $188m.

Under the auspices of the Weinsteins, it did a decent $10m in the US, putting it 25th on their highest-grossing foreign language film chart, but a storming take in Germany ($79m), plus strong showings in Spain, Italy, Japan, South Korea and beyond, took it to $419m worldwide: 148th on the all-time box-office chart, the highest for a film not in English, if you discount The Passion of the Christ.

Disney animation Frozen has returned to the top of the North American film chart in its seventh week of release, according to early estimates.

The North American box office was down 21% from last year, when Frozen and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ruled the film chart.

The Hunger Games has been a global box office hit - worldwide takings have topped £335m and it spent four consecutive weeks at the top of the US and Canadian film chart.

The film charted in ninth place.

The film will be radically different to the last mainstream film charting a star's life.

The film charts the rise of Esther Blodgett (played by Judy Garland) from band singer to Hollywood star.

The film charted the lives of its characters, revisiting them as the years pass.

In the Bronx Museum show, a 1972 film charts a day at the restaurant.

The film charts the political career of one of the first openly gay elected officials in American history, Harvey Milk.