Weekend Box Office 10/21-10/23
10-22-05, 11:37 AM
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Weekend Box Office 10/21-10/23
1) Doom 6.0
2) Dreamer 2.8
3) Fog 2.2
17.1
4) Wallace & Gromit 2.1
37.9
5) Elizabethtown 2.0
15.9
6) North Country 1.9
7) Flightplan 1.4
74.4
8) In Her Shoes 1.3
24.1
9) History Of Violence .9
24.8
10) Two For The Money .7
19.5
2) Dreamer 2.8
3) Fog 2.2
17.1
4) Wallace & Gromit 2.1
37.9
5) Elizabethtown 2.0
15.9
6) North Country 1.9
7) Flightplan 1.4
74.4
8) In Her Shoes 1.3
24.1
9) History Of Violence .9
24.8
10) Two For The Money .7
19.5
10-22-05, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Fincher Fan
Barely Legal is out? I love that series!
Supposedly, when the DVD comes out, it'll only be released in the censored version. And then a few months later, the studio will make us double-dip for the unrated and sexually explicit out of control edition which will have the deleted scenes re-inserted and special audio commentary from the extras.
10-22-05, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
Aw. Poor Kids in America and National Lampoon's Barely Legal made no money yesterday.
Funny you mention those two movies, as they are my plans for tonight.
I expect empty theaters.
10-22-05, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
I heard for the theatrical release, they edited out twenty minutes of "explicit" footage.
Supposedly, when the DVD comes out, it'll only be released in the censored version.
Supposedly, when the DVD comes out, it'll only be released in the censored version.
Gee, this sounds like a sound marketing idea to create a cash fountain.
10-22-05, 06:54 PM
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Up until this thread, I had no idea a movie of National Lampoon's Barely Legal even existed. No wonder noone is going to it. I do seem to remmeber a Kids in America ad but maybe twice ever and I can't remember a thing about it.
10-22-05, 11:57 PM
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It looks like another bummer weekend at the box office which is a shame because there is a fair share of quality movies out there. People are just not going to see them. I just saw North Country, and that is an very emotionally charged film that I think people need to see.
10-23-05, 11:47 AM
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1 Doom $15,382,000
2 Dreamer $9,300,000
3 Wallace and Gromit $8,700,000
$44,034,000
4 The Fog $7,300,000
$21,548,000
5 North Country $6,470,000
6 Elizabethtown $5,725,000
$18,953,000
7 Flightplan $4,712,000
$77,282,000
8 In Her Shoes $3,900,000
$26,194,000
9 A History of Violence $2,700,000
$26,300,000
10 Two for the Money $2,404,000
$20,689,000
11 Domino $2,375,000
$8,692,000
12 Good Night, and Good Luck $2,305,000
$4,586,000
13 Stay $2,150,000
Full report
2 Dreamer $9,300,000
3 Wallace and Gromit $8,700,000
$44,034,000
4 The Fog $7,300,000
$21,548,000
5 North Country $6,470,000
6 Elizabethtown $5,725,000
$18,953,000
7 Flightplan $4,712,000
$77,282,000
8 In Her Shoes $3,900,000
$26,194,000
9 A History of Violence $2,700,000
$26,300,000
10 Two for the Money $2,404,000
$20,689,000
11 Domino $2,375,000
$8,692,000
12 Good Night, and Good Luck $2,305,000
$4,586,000
13 Stay $2,150,000
Full report
10-23-05, 12:28 PM
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WOW. "The Fog" only dropped 37% in its second weekend. That has gotten the worst reviews of the year. I still haven't used my ticket to see it yet. Looks like it'll be playing a few weeks longer.
10-23-05, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by scott shelton
Funny you mention those two movies, as they are my plans for tonight.
I expect empty theaters.
I expect empty theaters.
Then again, I did (finally) see Waiting while at the theater, so I can't say too much for my own taste.
10-23-05, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
WOW. "The Fog" only dropped 37% in its second weekend. That has gotten the worst reviews of the year. I still haven't used my ticket to see it yet. Looks like it'll be playing a few weeks longer.
10-24-05, 08:07 AM
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I wonder when the movie ticket sales will pick-up? I don't know if people will be in the mood for Zorro the weekend before Halloween. I wonder if this drought will continue until Harry Potter opens?
10-24-05, 09:39 AM
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Hey. America. See Wallace & Gromit. Seriously. It's good.
10-24-05, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by dogmatica
Hey. America. See Wallace & Gromit. Seriously. It's good.
Saw it this weekend. Lots of kids in the theater and they all seemed to enjoy it.
10-24-05, 04:44 PM
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I saw "Domino" this weekend (#11) and liked it quite a bit. Saw "Stay" (#13) -- not so much. Probably a good thing I didn't wait until next week (or not).
