Weekend Box Office- 3/21-3/23 "Horton Meets The Browns"
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Weekend Box Office- 3/21-3/23 "Horton Meets The Browns"
Early Friday Numbers....
1. Horton Hears a Who (Fox) - $11.3M - $2,853 PTA - $72.6M
2. NEW - Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns (Lionsgate) - $7.7M - $4,200 PTA
3. NEW – Shutter (Fox) - $4.4M - $1,440 PTA
4. NEW – Drillbit Taylor (Paramount) - $4M - $1,200 PTA
5. 10,000 B.C. (Warner Bros) - $3.2M - $926 PTA - $70.6M cume
6. College Road Trip (Disney) - $1.95M - $757 PTA - $29.3M cume
7. Never Back Down (Summit) - $1.9M - $696 PTA - $13.8M
8. Vantage Point (Sony) - $1.4M - $659 PTA - $62.8M cume
9. The Bank Job (Lionsgate) -$1.3M - $806 PTA - $16.6M cume
10. Doomsday (Universal) - $745,000 - $385 PTA - $7.4M cume
11. The Other Boleyn Girl (Sony) - $720,000 - $606 PTA - $21.2M cume
12. NEW – Under the Same Moon (Weinstein) - $620,000 - $2,331 PTA - $1.34M
13. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (Focus) - $435,000 - $819 PTA - $6.4M cume
14. Semi Pro (New Line) - $420,000 - $367 PTA - $31.6M cume
15. Spiderwick Chronicles (Paramount) - $400,000 - $326 PTA -$66.9M cume
Not much surprise this weekend. Horton iis holding up well and the Tyler Perry movie is going to open strong with a low 20 million opening in line with other Perry films.
I think this might be the first time in my movie-going life that I have not seen a movie in the top 15. I have little to know idea about most of these titles and am not interested to find out more. The bank Job looks good but that seems to not be doing terribly well. oh well.....
1. Horton Hears a Who (Fox) - $11.3M - $2,853 PTA - $72.6M
2. NEW - Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns (Lionsgate) - $7.7M - $4,200 PTA
3. NEW – Shutter (Fox) - $4.4M - $1,440 PTA
4. NEW – Drillbit Taylor (Paramount) - $4M - $1,200 PTA
5. 10,000 B.C. (Warner Bros) - $3.2M - $926 PTA - $70.6M cume
6. College Road Trip (Disney) - $1.95M - $757 PTA - $29.3M cume
7. Never Back Down (Summit) - $1.9M - $696 PTA - $13.8M
8. Vantage Point (Sony) - $1.4M - $659 PTA - $62.8M cume
9. The Bank Job (Lionsgate) -$1.3M - $806 PTA - $16.6M cume
10. Doomsday (Universal) - $745,000 - $385 PTA - $7.4M cume
11. The Other Boleyn Girl (Sony) - $720,000 - $606 PTA - $21.2M cume
12. NEW – Under the Same Moon (Weinstein) - $620,000 - $2,331 PTA - $1.34M
13. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (Focus) - $435,000 - $819 PTA - $6.4M cume
14. Semi Pro (New Line) - $420,000 - $367 PTA - $31.6M cume
15. Spiderwick Chronicles (Paramount) - $400,000 - $326 PTA -$66.9M cume
Not much surprise this weekend. Horton iis holding up well and the Tyler Perry movie is going to open strong with a low 20 million opening in line with other Perry films.
I think this might be the first time in my movie-going life that I have not seen a movie in the top 15. I have little to know idea about most of these titles and am not interested to find out more. The bank Job looks good but that seems to not be doing terribly well. oh well.....
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I've just seen Spiderwick...liked that one quite a bit and will go see Horton this weekend but I cannot recall the last time I have only seen one movie in the top fifteen (and I try to go to the movies at least once a week, generally more).
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I've seen Drillbit Taylor, Doomsday and Semi Pro.
Doomsday was the best of the bunch. A complete throwback to eighties exploitation films.
Drillbit Taylor was good, but could've been (a lot) better especially considering the talent involved with the cast and crew.
Semi Pro has a great comedic cast that was wasted on a terrible script and even worse direction. The film's few best moments came from scenes that were most likely improvised right there on the spot.
Doomsday was the best of the bunch. A complete throwback to eighties exploitation films.
Drillbit Taylor was good, but could've been (a lot) better especially considering the talent involved with the cast and crew.
Semi Pro has a great comedic cast that was wasted on a terrible script and even worse direction. The film's few best moments came from scenes that were most likely improvised right there on the spot.
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Your kidding about the Bank Job not doing well right??? I has had the lowest drops over the last two weeks than any other film, and it is only playing in about 1600 theaters. Lionsgate is foolish for not expanding this, it has had great legs and reviews so far...