Rypro 525

1 N Something's Gotta Give Sony $17,000,000 - 2,677 - $6,350 $17,000,000 - / - 1
2 1 The Last Samurai WB $14,050,000 -42.1% 2,908 - $4,831 $46,837,000 $140 / $30 2
3 N Stuck on You Fox $10,000,000 - 3,003 - $3,330 $10,000,000 - / - 1
4 N Love Don't Cost a Thing WB $6,530,000 - 1,844 - $3,541 $6,530,000 - / - 1
5 3 The Haunted Mansion Dis. $6,273,000 -33.2% 3,001 -121 $2,090 $53,884,000 $90 / $35 3
6 6 Bad Santa Dim. $6,205,000 -11.5% 2,540 +449 $2,442 $35,908,000 $18 / $20 3
7 4 Elf NL $6,200,000 -22.8% 2,876 -243 $2,155 $147,690,000 $33 / $25 6
8 2 Honey Uni. $5,098,000 -60.3% 1,972 +30 $2,585 $20,013,000 $18 / $15 2
9 5 The Cat in the Hat Uni. $4,196,000 -41.2% 2,955 -454 $1,419 $90,758,000 $109 / $40 4
10 7 Gothika WB $2,730,000 -48% 1,806 -399 $1,511 $53,439,000 $40 / $25 4
11 9 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Fox $2,450,000 -34.2% 1,623 -721 $1,509 $76,260,000 $150 / $30 5
12 10 Love Actually Uni. $2,263,000 -36.5% 1,566 -106 $1,445 $52,320,000 - / - 6
13 8 The Missing SonR $1,600,000 -60.3% 2,083 -673 $768 $24,763,000 - / - 3
14 11 Timeline Par. $850,000 -68.9% 1,915 -872 $443 $18,500,000 $80 / $25 3
15 12 The Matrix Revolutions WB $735,000 -45.7% 633 -624 $1,161 $136,937,000 $150 / $35 6
16 N The Two Towers (Re-issue) NL $700,000 - 126 - $5,555 $700,000 - / - 1
17 13 Brother Bear Dis. $652,000 -48.2% 1,031 -585 $632 $80,457,000 - / - 8
- 16 21 Grams Focus $328,000 -34.7% 74 - $4,432 $2,912,000 $20 / - 4
- 30 In America FoxS $285,000 98.8% 47 +36 $6,063 $813,000 - / - 3
- 20 Lost in Translation Focus $219,000 -22.8% 148 -8 $1,479 $29,651,000 $4 / $6 14
- N Big Fish Sony $215,000 - 6 - $35,833 $290,000 - / - 1

Get Me Coffee

Great to see the ELF is still running to the bank! I do hope Last Samurai does hits the 100 mark

The Antipodean

Looks like Cat In The Hat will have a hard time making its budget and marketing costs back. Too damn bad...

Rypro 525

lol elf did better then matrix revolutions

Geofferson

I hope word of mouth will kick in and keep The Last Samurai afloat.

mrpayroll

Final Figures for Weekend Dec 12-14, 2003
TW	LW	Movie	Fri - Mon Gross (Millions)	Pct. Chg.	Total (Millions)	Screens	Screen Avg.	Weeks
1	N	Something's Gotta Give	$16.1	n/a	$16.1	2,677	$6,001	1
2	1	The Last Samurai	$14.1	-42.0%	$46.9	2,908	$4,844	2
3	N	Stuck on You	$9.4	n/a	$9.4	3,003	$3,133	1
4	N	Love Don't Cost a Thing	$6.3	n/a	$6.3	1,844	$3,424	1
5	3	The Haunted Mansion	$6.1	-34.7%	$53.8	3,001	$2,045	3
6	4	Elf	$6.0	-25.0%	$147.5	2,876	$2,092	6
7	6	Bad Santa	$6.0	-14.3%	$35.7	2,540	$2,367	3
8	2	Honey	$4.9	-62.2%	$19.8	1,972	$2,464	2
9	5	The Cat in the Hat	$4.2	-41.7%	$90.7	2,955	$1,410	4
10	7	Gothika	$2.7	-48.1%	$53.9	1,806	$1,508	4

Chris

PJsig08

Oh don't worry. DVDs save their ass, and this one (like any kids movie) will sell pretty well when its released. They'll easily make back their money (and don't forget ALL the tie-ins)

Daytrip

some people just love to keep kicking a dead horse i suppose. i think the Matrix movies made some money, maybe

RyoHazuki

Brother Bear made $80 mil. I guess this was a moderate success for Disney. Maybe 2-D has a chance after all.

Panda Phil

Which of course means in two years we'll be getting a damned sequel to the 'hit movie'. (begins weeping uncontrollably)

Frank TJ Mackey

me too

I think mainly the previews may not appeal to the over 50 crowd like most war-related movies would.

It doesn't involve some big U.S. war or anything.

I think it took in $19 million in Japan in three days though.

The National Board of Review ranked LS second after Mystic River for Best Picture.

They award Ed Zwick Best Director for the film.

Rammsteinfan

Its too bad Master and Commander isnt doing better. That was one of my 10 favorite films this year so far.