Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Nightmare
05-01-10, 05:16 PM
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Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Nightmare
1. Nightmare on Elm Street (NL/WB) NEW [3,332 Runs]
Friday $15M, Estimated Weekend $35M
2. How To Train Your Dragon (DWA/Par) Week 6 [3,426 Runs]
Friday $2.5M, Estimated Weekend $10M, Estimated Cume $191.6M
3. Date Night (Fox) Week 4 [3,093 Runs]
Friday $2.4M, Estimated Weekend $7.5M, Estimated Cume $73.5M
4. The Back-Up Plan (CBS Films/Sony) Week 2 [3,280 Runs]
Friday $2.4M (-43%), Estimated Weekend $7.0M, Estimated Cume $22.7M
5. The Losers (Dark Castle/WB) Week 2 [2,936 Runs]
Friday $1.9M (-41%), Estimated Weekend $5.5M, Estimated Cume $17.6M
6. Furry Vengeance (Summit) NEW [2,997 Runs]
Friday $1.7M, Estimated Weekend $6M
7. Clash Of The Titans (Warner Bros) Week 5 [2,736 Runs]
Friday $1.6M, Estimated Weekend $6M, Estimated Cume $154.4M
8. Kick-Ass (Lionsgate) Week 3 [2,452 Runs]
Friday $1.3M, Estimated Weekend $4M, Estimated Cume $42.0M
9. Death At A Funeral (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 3 [2,271 Runs]
Friday $1.2M, Estimated Weekend $4.0M, Estimated Cume $34.8M
10. Oceans (Disney Nature) Week 2 [1,210 Runs]
Friday $830K (-60%), Estimated Weekend $2.5M, Estimated Cume $13.4M
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No shocker here. PD cuts together some slick trailers for another one of its remake abortions and scores big at the b.o. I'd expect it to plummet (though not as bad as F13th) next week when IM2 annihilates it.
Friday $15M, Estimated Weekend $35M
2. How To Train Your Dragon (DWA/Par) Week 6 [3,426 Runs]
Friday $2.5M, Estimated Weekend $10M, Estimated Cume $191.6M
3. Date Night (Fox) Week 4 [3,093 Runs]
Friday $2.4M, Estimated Weekend $7.5M, Estimated Cume $73.5M
4. The Back-Up Plan (CBS Films/Sony) Week 2 [3,280 Runs]
Friday $2.4M (-43%), Estimated Weekend $7.0M, Estimated Cume $22.7M
5. The Losers (Dark Castle/WB) Week 2 [2,936 Runs]
Friday $1.9M (-41%), Estimated Weekend $5.5M, Estimated Cume $17.6M
6. Furry Vengeance (Summit) NEW [2,997 Runs]
Friday $1.7M, Estimated Weekend $6M
7. Clash Of The Titans (Warner Bros) Week 5 [2,736 Runs]
Friday $1.6M, Estimated Weekend $6M, Estimated Cume $154.4M
8. Kick-Ass (Lionsgate) Week 3 [2,452 Runs]
Friday $1.3M, Estimated Weekend $4M, Estimated Cume $42.0M
9. Death At A Funeral (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 3 [2,271 Runs]
Friday $1.2M, Estimated Weekend $4.0M, Estimated Cume $34.8M
10. Oceans (Disney Nature) Week 2 [1,210 Runs]
Friday $830K (-60%), Estimated Weekend $2.5M, Estimated Cume $13.4M
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No shocker here. PD cuts together some slick trailers for another one of its remake abortions and scores big at the b.o. I'd expect it to plummet (though not as bad as F13th) next week when IM2 annihilates it.
05-01-10, 06:02 PM
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05-01-10, 06:11 PM
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05-01-10, 06:27 PM
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Re: Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Night
Look at it this way: It can't make the movie any worse than it will already be.
05-02-10, 01:06 AM
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Re: Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Night
I can't wait for Lucas to release the "special edition" Star Wars trilogy in 3D...double the hate!
Finally, one person who doesn't bitch about 3D.
05-02-10, 11:53 PM
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Re: Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Night
I'm actually happy the movie with the dancing CGI animals (Furry Vengeance) didn't open at #1.
05-03-10, 12:09 AM
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05-04-10, 12:45 PM
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Actuals for the weekend from BOM:
TW LW Title Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #
1 N A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) WB (NL) $32,902,299 - 3,332 - $9,875 $32,902,299 $35 1
2 1 How to Train Your Dragon P/DW $10,614,289 -30.9% 3,426 -239 $3,098 $192,173,750 $165 6
3 3 Date Night Fox $7,577,352 -27.6% 3,093 -201 $2,450 $73,604,361 $55 4
4 2 The Back-Up Plan CBS $7,255,762 -40.5% 3,280 - $2,212 $22,963,517 $35 2
5 N Furry Vengeance Sum. $6,627,564 - 2,997 - $2,211 $6,627,564 $35 1
6 4 The Losers WB $5,888,471 -37.4% 2,936 - $2,006 $18,013,781 $25 2
7 6 Clash of the Titans (2010) WB $5,855,368 -34.4% 2,737 -534 $2,139 $153,911,073 $125 5
8 5 Kick-Ass LGF $4,515,940 -51.7% 2,542 -523 $1,777 $42,228,273 $30 3
9 7 Death at a Funeral (2010) SGem $4,123,105 -48.6% 2,271 -188 $1,816 $34,900,278 $21 3
10 8 Oceans BV $2,564,843 -57.7% 1,210 +4 $2,120 $13,460,115 $80 2
11 9 The Last Song BV $2,255,782 -40.0% 2,276 -518 $991 $58,600,765 $20 5
12 10 Alice in Wonderland (2010) BV $1,478,225 -34.7% 1,050 -335 $1,408 $329,686,666 $200 9
I'm pleased to see that "Dragon" is holding on in it's sixth weekend. But I expect that it, and most of the other recent releases, will get flattened by Ironman 2 this coming weekend (it's already over $100 million in foreign box office take).
TW LW Title Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #
1 N A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) WB (NL) $32,902,299 - 3,332 - $9,875 $32,902,299 $35 1
2 1 How to Train Your Dragon P/DW $10,614,289 -30.9% 3,426 -239 $3,098 $192,173,750 $165 6
3 3 Date Night Fox $7,577,352 -27.6% 3,093 -201 $2,450 $73,604,361 $55 4
4 2 The Back-Up Plan CBS $7,255,762 -40.5% 3,280 - $2,212 $22,963,517 $35 2
5 N Furry Vengeance Sum. $6,627,564 - 2,997 - $2,211 $6,627,564 $35 1
6 4 The Losers WB $5,888,471 -37.4% 2,936 - $2,006 $18,013,781 $25 2
7 6 Clash of the Titans (2010) WB $5,855,368 -34.4% 2,737 -534 $2,139 $153,911,073 $125 5
8 5 Kick-Ass LGF $4,515,940 -51.7% 2,542 -523 $1,777 $42,228,273 $30 3
9 7 Death at a Funeral (2010) SGem $4,123,105 -48.6% 2,271 -188 $1,816 $34,900,278 $21 3
10 8 Oceans BV $2,564,843 -57.7% 1,210 +4 $2,120 $13,460,115 $80 2
11 9 The Last Song BV $2,255,782 -40.0% 2,276 -518 $991 $58,600,765 $20 5
12 10 Alice in Wonderland (2010) BV $1,478,225 -34.7% 1,050 -335 $1,408 $329,686,666 $200 9
I'm pleased to see that "Dragon" is holding on in it's sixth weekend. But I expect that it, and most of the other recent releases, will get flattened by Ironman 2 this coming weekend (it's already over $100 million in foreign box office take).
Last edited by lizard; 05-04-10 at 12:48 PM.
05-04-10, 08:06 PM
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05-04-10, 09:43 PM
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Re: Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Night
05-05-10, 08:08 AM
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Re: Weekend Box Office (4/30-5/2): PD scores another cash grab with a cinematic Night
did anybody find any numbers for Phish 3D? I've looked all around and found nothing. I imagine that it would've definitely been in the top 20, surprised that they didn't release the numbers.
