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Friday Estimates from boxofficemojo.com

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Rank* Title (Click to view chart) Friday 2/4 (Estimates) Saturday 2/5 Sunday 2/6 Monday 2/7 1 BOOGEYMAN   3,052 $8,000,000 -- / $2,621 <nobr>$8,000,000 / 1</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 2 THE WEDDING DATE   1,694 $4,200,000 -- / $2,479 <nobr>$4,200,000 / 1</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 3 HIDE AND SEEK   3,005 $3,045,000 184.5% / $1,013 <nobr>$29,853,000 / 8</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 4 ARE WE THERE YET?   2,790 $2,720,000 408.3% / $975 <nobr>$43,378,000 / 15</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 5 MILLION DOLLAR BABY   2,025 $2,620,000 157.5% / $1,294 <nobr>$28,541,000 / 52</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 6 THE AVIATOR   2,530 $1,590,000 177.5% / $628 <nobr>$72,058,000 / 50</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 7 MEET THE FOCKERS   2,504 $1,480,000 189.6% / $591 <nobr>$261,836,000 / 45</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 8 SIDEWAYS   1,787 $1,450,000 196.2% / $811 <nobr>$43,458,000 / 106</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 9 COACH CARTER   2,574 $1,390,000 272.5% / $540 <nobr>$56,495,000 / 22</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 10 IN GOOD COMPANY   1,943 $1,140,000 214.9% / $587 <nobr>$38,569,000 / 38</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 11 RACING STRIPES   3,003 $935,000 292.7% / $311 <nobr>$37,023,000 / 22</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 12 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA   1,515 $805,000 143% / $531 <nobr>$41,000,000 / 45</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 13 FINDING NEVERLAND   1,411 $760,000 211.5% / $539 <nobr>$37,642,000 / 85</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 14 HOTEL RWANDA   823 $750,000 284.5% / $911 <nobr>$9,659,000 / 45</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 15 ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13   1,370 $580,000 88.9% / $423 <nobr>$16,645,000 / 17</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 16 WHITE NOISE   1,340 $290,000 95% / $216 <nobr>$54,572,000 / 29</nobr> N/A N/A N/A 17 ALONE IN THE DARK   2,124 $260,000 16.8% / $122 <nobr>$4,051,000 / 8</nobr> N/A N/A N/A - RAY   354 $92,000 66.8% / $260 <nobr>$74,112,000 / 99</nobr> N/A N/A N/A -   - N/A N/A N/A N/A
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Slow Hands

I can't believe how hard Elektra bombed.

fumanstan

Slow week for releases...

Jackskeleton

Bah Ha H Aha Ha Haha .

Alone In The Dark... Baw Ha Ahhahhaha

The Antipodean

Geez, I know movies are crappy every January/February, but this year's #1's seem particularly awful. How can people see crap like "The Boogeyman" and leave something as fantastic as Million Dollar Baby in fifth place? Argh. No accounting for the public's taste, I guess.

RyoHazuki

Yikes. Alone in the Dark won't crack $10 million in the US.

Jam Master Jay

Yeah no doubt, I thought it would have done a little better considering how hard they advertised it. Glad I didn't spend my money on it though.

Didn't Alone in the Dark come out like last week and it's already almost out of the Top 20?

DVDho78DTS

I don't think it will make $5 million.

PopcornTreeCt

Wow another PG13 horror film makes #1. Never underestimate the power of stupid people.

Jackskeleton

wel their are a lot of them.

DeanoBKN

Is this just me, or is a new pg-13 horror movie being released every week?

jaeufraser

We've had two pg-13 horror movies hit number 1 so far this year. Hide and Seek was R rated, but also hit number 1. Then we also had the R rated ALone in hte Dark, and the R rated Assault (which isn't really horror, but it's connection to Carpenter I guess gives it a loose connection to the genre).

Though, in truth, all three of the first films I mentioend seem to be right up the same alley. Of course, there was the pg-13 edited movie Darkness which came out on Christmas weekend also.

Matthew Chmiel

Thank you for calling me stupid.

Third Baseman

Oh c'mon.

RichC2

^^ I don't get this comment.

There something particularly wrong with PG13 Horror films? I mean, thinking back, nothing in any R rated horror flick was made any better by R-rated content. More entertaining, sure, but gratuitious nudity does that on occasion.

I'd say grow up, but that's almost as bad as calling someone stupid.

Slow Hands

Jaws was rated PG-13.

Joe Molotov

Fixed!

Rammsteinfan

There ya go.

tek2k

sorry not everyone out there has such exquisite taste in movies as yourself. get over yourself please.

Slow Hands

I feel I'm missing an inside joke.

DVDho78DTS

I think he was just pointing out Jaws was PG and not PG-13 in a nice non-demeaning way.

wm lopez

There was a early 1980's movie that came out at the movies already called THE BOOGYMAN.
It's the 13 to 24 crowd that supports this type of movies.

jaeufraser

Yeah, these damn stupid people making these pg-13 horror films successful! Why can't we see more intelligent R rated horror, like Friday the 13th or Halloween part 50. Everyone knows gratuitous nudity and gore is the sign of intelligent filmmaking.

Jackskeleton

Not to mention limiting your audiance to those 17 and above. I mean who cares about those under the age of 17? They don't have any money to spend on movies anyways. Right?

Decker

Weird. I've never even heared of Boogeyman. Unlike Hide & Seek, which was advertised incessantly. I'm just assuming both are total crapfests.