Summary:
The trailer for the film "Bridesmaids" has topped $169 million in domestic gross, according to Entertainment Weekly.

Full article:
(EW.com) -- Break out the bubbly and avoid the questionable meat: "Bridesmaids" is officially the most in-demand movie available on video-on-demand (or VOD). The Oscar-nominated comedy has racked up 4.8 million rentals in just over four months, according to Rentrak (via a Universal Pictures release), which adds up to over $24 million in VOD grosses. When you factor in VOD over the Internet, pay-per-view cable, viewing in hotels, and paid digital downloads (i.e. electronic sell through), "Bridesmaids" has amassed $40 million in domestic grosses for viewings that weren't from DVD or Blu-ray. Those traditional formats still account for the lion's share of the film's home video market -- Universal says the film's taken in over $100 million in DVD and Blu-ray sales. But for an industry anxious to know whether the VOD market will prove to be a viable revenue source for the future, this is most welcome news indeed. "Bridesmaids" grossed $169 million over its domestic theatrical run. See the full article at EW.com . CLICK HERE to Try 2 RISK FREE issues of Entertainment Weekly . © 2011 Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. All rights reserved.