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That's often true for many of the past films in a bond's TAG calculation. Once a film's stock delists,
the page does not update the film's gross unless and until one (or more) of it's bonds goes through a new TAG calculation. Even then, the updated figure does not appear on the prior film page until the new TAG is applied to the bond(s).
As for "extended run", remember that the stock always delists after four weekends for a wide releasr and 12 weekends for a limited release. Many movies continue in theaters beyond those cut-off dates - some more productively than others.
Unless the specific film is several years old and you are certain that all of the related bonds have updated, it's a good idea to check the latest gross at a site like boxofficemojo.com.
When the update kaigee website Jun 21, 22:21
Just updated. {nm} Jun 22, 22:30
It's updated now {nm} Jun 23, 19:42
HOORAY! Much better (and my record looks better too 👍🏻 - an extra benefit 😉) {nm} Jun 23, 20:23
By the way, KAIGEE, a HUGE THANK YOU for a very useful mass of information!! And to anyone who hasn't explored Jun 23, 20:31
Can someone explain the VMORT projection on the website? Not seeing how the adjustment should increase to $18.95 {nm} Jun 23, 20:20
That's often true for many of the past films in a bond's TAG calculation. Once a film's stock delists, Jun 23, 20:43
Project, I'm not sure what you are trying to say but here's some information inside Jun 23, 21:04
Grosses on moviestock pages are OFTEN (even USUALLY) left not updated. There have been several instances Jun 24, 20:17
HSX only uses BO reported to ERC. If you are looking Box Office up at another site that would explain the difference. {nm} Jun 24, 21:16
I am aware that HSX has designated ERC (exhibitor Relations Co.) as its authoritative source of record. However, Jun 30, 17:31
Updated information re my June 23 & 24 posts above. (CLICK) Jun 30, 16:40