I already did the domestic calculation though
>Production Budget: $175 million
>Domestic Opening Weekend: $133,682,248
>First week Box office: $45,422,480
(The remaining box office from total box office minus the opening weekend will give you the first weeks BO)
95% of Opening Weekend : $120,314,023
+
80% of First week : $36,337,984
=WB pocketed this money from Domestic Box office earnings as of now : $156,652,007
calculated 95% of Domestic Opening weekend (standard hollywood studio deal) PLUS 80% off of remaining Domestic box office (which is conservative considering the remaining box office is of first week BO and the studios collect as much as 85% from theaters. Similarly Week 3 and 4 will slide WB's share down up to 50% from box office)
This $156,652,007 is the Gross Revenue WB will declare publicly even to IRS since this figures cant be hidden or manipulated.
Now the cooking of the books starts after all the Gross Box office WB pockets and starts adding costs. the more costs it can add the lesser its net profit will be. The lesser the net profit the lower the total amount of tax WB has to pay
This is where hollywood accounting comes in where they add all sorts of bullshit costs making the net profit go to zero or heck even turn it into a net loss. This means they dont have to pay any tax on it since the books show they did not earn anything when in reality they just made up costs out of thin air
This is how Star Wars IV screwed over many of the cast members who got a backdoor deal with net profits from the film