List of 2011 box office number-one films in Colombia

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This is a list of films which have placed number one at the weekend box office in Colombia during 2011.

#DateFilmGross
1January 9, 2011 Tangled $1,219,266
2January 16, 2011Tangled$1,075,946
3January 23, 2011Tangled$641,580
4January 30, 2011 Yogi Bear $700,713
5February 6, 2011Yogi Bear$503,963
6February 13, 2011Yogi Bear$354,727
7February 20, 2011 The Rite $422,680
8February 27, 2011The Rite$328,368
9March 6, 2011 Rango $396,261
10March 13, 2011 Battle: Los Angeles $325,654
12March 20, 2011Battle: Los Angeles$245,428
13March 27, 2011 Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son $203,100
14April 3, 2011 Just Go with It $205,129
15April 10, 2011 Rio $1,423,780
16April 17, 2011Rio$1,304,273
17April 24, 2011Rio$1,187,984
18May 1, 2011 Thor $930,674
19May 8, 2011 Fast Five $738,817
20May 15, 2011Fast Five$749,144
21May 22, 2011 Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides $1,972,961
22May 29, 2011Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides$1,384,949
23June 5, 2011Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides$971,555
24June 12, 2011 Kung Fu Panda 2 $1,721,349
25June 19, 2011Kung Fu Panda 2$979,105
26June 26, 2011 Cars 2 $1,484,727
27July 3, 2011 Transformers: Dark of the Moon $1,696,863
28July 10, 2011Transformers: Dark of the Moon$1,167,463
29July 17, 2011 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 $2,127,746
30July 24, 2011Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2$1,007,427
31July 31, 2011 Captain America: The First Avenger $1,159,116
32August 7, 2011 The Smurfs $1,717,952
33August 14, 2011The Smurfs$1,545,925
34August 21, 2011The Smurfs$1,053,469
35August 28, 2011The Smurfs$810,883
36September 4, 2011 Final Destination 5 $614,748
37September 11, 2011 Rise of the Planet of the Apes $646,210
38September 18, 2011Rise of the Planet of the Apes$537,291
39September 25, 2011Rise of the Planet of the Apes$373,378
40October 2, 2011Rise of the Planet of the Apes$279,941
41October 9, 2011 Real Steel $593,899
42October 16, 2011Real Steel$589,412
43October 23, 2011 Paranormal Activity 3 $372,263
44November 6, 2011Real Steel$230,161
45November 13, 2011 Jack and Jill $202,363
46November 20, 2011 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 $1,265,785
47November 27, 2011The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1$617,198
48December 4, 2011 Arthur Christmas $380,659
49December 11, 2011 Puss in Boots $1,866,890
50December 18, 2011Puss in Boots$973,546
51December 25, 2011 Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol $446,196
52January 1, 2012Puss in Boots$395,077

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