Box office: 9/09-9/11
09-10-05, 12:54 PM
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Box office: 9/09-9/11
Friday...
Estimates for
Friday, September, 9, 2005
Title Daily Total
EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE, THE 11.6 11.6
40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN, THE 2.5 77.0
TRANSPORTER 2, THE 2.4 25.5
RED EYE 1.4 48.7
CONSTANT GARDENER, THE [b]1.4 15.4
MAN, THE 1.3 1.3
BROTHERS GRIMM, THE 1.0 30.5
WEDDING CRASHERS .9 197.1
FOUR BROTHERS .9 65.9
MARCH OF THE PENUINS .7 65.5
Big numbers for Emily Rose, and The Man is an unsurprising bomb.
Estimates for
Friday, September, 9, 2005
Title Daily Total
EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE, THE 11.6 11.6
40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN, THE 2.5 77.0
TRANSPORTER 2, THE 2.4 25.5
RED EYE 1.4 48.7
CONSTANT GARDENER, THE [b]1.4 15.4
MAN, THE 1.3 1.3
BROTHERS GRIMM, THE 1.0 30.5
WEDDING CRASHERS .9 197.1
FOUR BROTHERS .9 65.9
MARCH OF THE PENUINS .7 65.5
Big numbers for Emily Rose, and The Man is an unsurprising bomb.
No surprise there.
09-10-05, 06:36 PM
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Has anybody seen Emily? The reviews I read made it sound a lot less like a horror flick than the ads do. Wonder if there's going to be some mighty disappointed audiences for it?
09-10-05, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Has anybody seen Emily? The reviews I read made it sound a lot less like a horror flick than the ads do. Wonder if there's going to be some mighty disappointed audiences for it?
09-10-05, 11:15 PM
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The fall movie season launches this weekend with a thriller and a comedy neither of which cost much to produce -- nor are they expected to break any records at the box office. Sony's Screen Gems The Exorcism of Emily Rose is expected to sell the most tickets -- between $12 million and $15 million worth, according to box office analysts
Looks like they were a little off.
Looks like they were a little off.
09-11-05, 03:54 AM
#8
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Has anybody seen Emily? The reviews I read made it sound a lot less like a horror flick than the ads do. Wonder if there's going to be some mighty disappointed audiences for it?
"Scariest............... court room drama, ever."
You do not get that vibe from any of the promotional material.
09-11-05, 12:13 PM
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Weekend Estimates
1 The Exorcism of Emily Rose .... $30,200,000
2 The 40-Year-Old Virgin .... $7,901,000
3 Transporter 2 .... $7,200,000
4 The Constant Gardener .... $4,854,000
5 Red Eye .... $4,600,000
6 The Man .... $4,025,000
7 The Brothers Grimm .... $3,314,000
8 Wedding Crashers .... $3,225,000
9 Four Brothers .... $2,950,000
10 March of the Penguins .... $2,525,000
1 The Exorcism of Emily Rose .... $30,200,000
2 The 40-Year-Old Virgin .... $7,901,000
3 Transporter 2 .... $7,200,000
4 The Constant Gardener .... $4,854,000
5 Red Eye .... $4,600,000
6 The Man .... $4,025,000
7 The Brothers Grimm .... $3,314,000
8 Wedding Crashers .... $3,225,000
9 Four Brothers .... $2,950,000
10 March of the Penguins .... $2,525,000
09-11-05, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
You do not get that vibe from any of the promotional material.
...but it worked, sadly.
09-11-05, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
Has anybody seen Emily? The reviews I read made it sound a lot less like a horror flick than the ads do. Wonder if there's going to be some mighty disappointed audiences for it?
09-11-05, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by scott shelton
You bet your sweet ass they didn't mention the courtroom material in the marketing. This one of the bigger "marketing fraud" titles of the year.
...but it worked, sadly.
...but it worked, sadly.
