Box Office: July 11-13
07-13-03, 12:09 PM
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Box Office: July 11-13
01 PIRATES OF CARIBBEAN: CURSE... 46.44 1 70.4
02 THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY... 23.25 1 23.3
03 TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF MACHINES 19.61 2 110.5
04 LEGALLY BLONDE 2: RED, WHITE.. 12.00 2 62.9
05 FINDING NEMO 8.21 7 290.8
06 CHARLIE'S ANGELS:FULL THROTTLE 7.30 3 81.7
07 SINBAD: LEGEND OF THE SEVEN... 4.64 2 19.1
08 28 DAYS LATER 4.25 3 28.4
09 THE HULK 3.67 4 124.7
10 THE ITALIAN JOB 2.76 7 88.9
courtesy of ACNielsen EDI's Entertainment Data
Fox Searchlight is one of the year's big winners
with Bend It Like Beckham and 28 Days Later.
02 THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY... 23.25 1 23.3
03 TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF MACHINES 19.61 2 110.5
04 LEGALLY BLONDE 2: RED, WHITE.. 12.00 2 62.9
05 FINDING NEMO 8.21 7 290.8
06 CHARLIE'S ANGELS:FULL THROTTLE 7.30 3 81.7
07 SINBAD: LEGEND OF THE SEVEN... 4.64 2 19.1
08 28 DAYS LATER 4.25 3 28.4
09 THE HULK 3.67 4 124.7
10 THE ITALIAN JOB 2.76 7 88.9
courtesy of ACNielsen EDI's Entertainment Data
Fox Searchlight is one of the year's big winners
with Bend It Like Beckham and 28 Days Later.
07-13-03, 01:06 PM
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I'm almost suprised that LXG beat out T3 for 2nd place, what with the pretty good reviews and existing fan base of T3, and pretty bad reviews of LXG.
I guess there are more comic book nerds than I thought!
I guess there are more comic book nerds than I thought!
07-13-03, 01:41 PM
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Impressive five day tally for POTC. I think that word of mouth will give it some staying power and that next weekend will find two Jerry Bruckheimer productions atop the list.
07-13-03, 03:17 PM
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what is there to doubt, anything with Disney's name on it will sell, its basically a given. any association with disney will boost a movies revenue like 25%. they have pretty much come out on pretty much all there movies. I didn't expect to bomb, but i was going in to the movie will low expectations and assumed it was going to suck, but to my surprise the movie was so far one of the most entertaining movies ive seen and really enjoyed this summer.
07-13-03, 03:24 PM
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Originally posted by GmoneyOwnsYou
Good to see T3 surpassing the 100M mark by 10M. Looks like they may make their budget back after all.
Good to see T3 surpassing the 100M mark by 10M. Looks like they may make their budget back after all.
07-13-03, 03:44 PM
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Originally posted by Excelesor
what is there to doubt, anything with Disney's name on it will sell, its basically a given.
what is there to doubt, anything with Disney's name on it will sell, its basically a given.
Really? How about this litle fiasco: production cost of $140 million, marketing cost of $40 million, box office take approximately $40 million. Disney's name did little to help TREASURE PLANET.
07-13-03, 03:49 PM
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heh, ok im wrong. i was looking around at boxofficemojo to see any bombers and I saw treasure planet too and i was like doh.
Correction, most of the time disney movies do good
Correction, most of the time disney movies do good
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07-13-03, 05:32 PM
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
it costed 170 to make and 30 to market, but with the international market, this one will probably break even.
it costed 170 to make and 30 to market, but with the international market, this one will probably break even.
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07-13-03, 05:49 PM
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Excelsior, I think the name Bruckenheimer right now has more cache than Disney.
Still Eisner must be happy with his takings this summer, especially since he got to whip Katzenberg's ass.
Still Eisner must be happy with his takings this summer, especially since he got to whip Katzenberg's ass.
07-13-03, 06:21 PM
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Pirates did better than I expected. Nemo is just chugging along. I really hope that translates into Pixar getting a great deal with whomever they end up signing.
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So, those of you that consider The Hulk a bomb, with $125 million after 4 weeks, would you consider T3 a bomb, with $110 million after 2 weeks?
It dropped 55.5% this week. Assuming it sustains that rate (the movie has more appeal than Hulk, but to counter that, it's rated R, limiting the repeat viewing by teenagers), in the 4th week it would make around the same amount The Hulk has in it's 4th week.
Box Office Mojo lists the budget at $200 million and marketing at $40 million while The Hulk is listed at $137 million & $35 million, respectively. In the same vein, Pearl Harbor cost $140 million & $70 million while making $198 million.
Thoughts?
It dropped 55.5% this week. Assuming it sustains that rate (the movie has more appeal than Hulk, but to counter that, it's rated R, limiting the repeat viewing by teenagers), in the 4th week it would make around the same amount The Hulk has in it's 4th week.
Box Office Mojo lists the budget at $200 million and marketing at $40 million while The Hulk is listed at $137 million & $35 million, respectively. In the same vein, Pearl Harbor cost $140 million & $70 million while making $198 million.
Thoughts?
07-14-03, 07:15 AM
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Originally posted by Krug
Still Eisner must be happy with his takings this summer, especially since he got to whip Katzenberg's ass.
Still Eisner must be happy with his takings this summer, especially since he got to whip Katzenberg's ass.
07-14-03, 07:34 AM
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Originally posted by isamu
P00r Martix Reloaded...It's already off the top ten list
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Nevermind already. POOR!?? At nearly $275 million at the box-office ($682 million worldwide, and counting), I wish I were that poor.
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P00r Martix Reloaded...It's already off the top ten list
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Originally posted by ipkevin
Already? It was released in May, man.
Already? It was released in May, man.
Nevermind already. POOR!?? At nearly $275 million at the box-office ($682 million worldwide, and counting), I wish I were that poor.
07-14-03, 12:11 PM
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Originally posted by keyed
So, those of you that consider The Hulk a bomb, with $125 million after 4 weeks, would you consider T3 a bomb, with $110 million after 2 weeks?
It dropped 55.5% this week. Assuming it sustains that rate (the movie has more appeal than Hulk, but to counter that, it's rated R, limiting the repeat viewing by teenagers), in the 4th week it would make around the same amount The Hulk has in it's 4th week.
Box Office Mojo lists the budget at $200 million and marketing at $40 million while The Hulk is listed at $137 million & $35 million, respectively. In the same vein, Pearl Harbor cost $140 million & $70 million while making $198 million.
Thoughts?
So, those of you that consider The Hulk a bomb, with $125 million after 4 weeks, would you consider T3 a bomb, with $110 million after 2 weeks?
It dropped 55.5% this week. Assuming it sustains that rate (the movie has more appeal than Hulk, but to counter that, it's rated R, limiting the repeat viewing by teenagers), in the 4th week it would make around the same amount The Hulk has in it's 4th week.
Box Office Mojo lists the budget at $200 million and marketing at $40 million while The Hulk is listed at $137 million & $35 million, respectively. In the same vein, Pearl Harbor cost $140 million & $70 million while making $198 million.
Thoughts?
07-14-03, 02:10 PM
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Originally posted by Excelesor
heh, ok im wrong. i was looking around at boxofficemojo to see any bombers and I saw treasure planet too and i was like doh.
Correction, most of the time disney movies do good
heh, ok im wrong. i was looking around at boxofficemojo to see any bombers and I saw treasure planet too and i was like doh.
Correction, most of the time disney movies do good
Treasure Planet
Jungle Book 2
Tigger Movie
Atlantis
Emperor's New Groove
People want to see the computer animated stuff like Dinosuar or Toy Story, Finding Nemo, etc.
