Weekend Box Office April 8-10
 

Friday Box Office Results

1 SAHARA
3,154
$6,200,000/$6,200,000

2 SIN CITY
3,230
$4,540,000/$1,406/$41,148,000

3 FEVER PITCH
3,267
$4,400,000/$1,347/$4,400,000

4 GUESS WHO
3,064
$2,520,000/$822/$46,523,000

5 BEAUTY SHOP
2,659
$1,895,000/$713/$21,211,000

6 ROBOTS
2,713
$1,315,000/$485/$107,703,000

7 MISS CONGENIALITY 2: ARMED AND FABULOUS
3,011
$1,255,000/$417/$34,603,000

8 THE PACIFIER
2,375
$960,000/$404/$98,410,000

9 THE RING TWO
2,407
$935,000/$388/$70,347,000

10 THE UPSIDE OF ANGER
1,151
$765,000/$665/$10,521,000

www.showbizdata.com 's numbers have Sin City in third place instead of second, guess it's pretty close.

It may have been. Numbers were taken from Box Office Mojo.

Did Danny the Dog / Unleashed get delayed again?

^ Yeah till May 13th I think.

Surprising that Fever Pitch isn't higher... Glad to see Sahara do at least moderately well....should take the wknd with 18-20 million.

Wow, the Pacifier is going to make more than $100 million.

How is Kungfu Hustle doing I wonder?

only in N.Y and L.A, so wont really find out till wide rrelease.

It still has to open wide on April 27th so I hope its numbers increase.

So far, incredible business.

Indeed. Kung Fu Hustle had a phenomenal opening weekend.

Gross: $293,000
Theaters: 7
Average Per Theater: $41,857
Total Gross: $293,000
Week/ends in Release: 1

(Numbers taken from BOM)

1 N Sahara Par. $18,500,000 - 3,154 - $5,865 $18,500,000 $130 / - 1
2 1 Sin City Dim. $14,115,000 -51.5% 3,230 - $4,369 $50,723,000 $40 / - 2
3 N Fever Pitch Fox $13,000,000 - 3,267 +2,817 $3,979 $13,000,000 $30 / - 1
4 3 Guess Who Sony $7,100,000 -44.2% 3,064 -83 $2,317 $51,103,000 - / - 3
5 2 Beauty Shop MGM $7,100,000 -44.5% 2,659 - $2,670 $26,416,000 - / - 2
6 4 Robots Fox $4,650,000 -52.7% 2,713 -313 $1,713 $111,038,000 $75 / - 5
7 5 Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous WB $4,125,000 -49.3% 3,011 -222 $1,369 $37,473,000 - / - 3
8 6 The Pacifier BV $3,033,000 -47.7% 2,375 -476 $1,277 $100,482,000 $56 / - 6
9 7 The Ring Two DW $2,900,000 -49.0% 2,407 -772 $1,204 $72,312,000 - / - 4
10 8 The Upside of Anger NL $2,600,000 -35.4% 1,151 +40 $2,258 $12,356,000 $12 / - 5

Kung Fu Hustle opened at #19 on just 7 screens.

I expected Fever Pitch to do better. Ah well.

Me too. Is there a way to see the numbers broken down by region? I wonder how much of their total came from the Northeast.

With only one new release next week, expect PITCH to hang on nicely.

Nobody wants to mention 50% drop for CITY?

I was going to, but didn't think much of it. That's about the drop that was predicted by most, no? Seems to be performing similar to the Kill Bill movies that many have mentioned.

50% drop is pretty normal for R-rated Action/Violence flicks, especially these past few years.

Kill Bill Volume 1 dropped 44%, Kill Bill Volume 2 dropped 58.5%

For a comic book movie, a 51% drop is a pretty good sign. Hulk and Elektra dropped 70%, Hellboy and Constantine dropped 60%, Blade III dropped 57% X-Men dropped 53% and X2 dropped 52%.

too bad. i wanted sin city to stay at the top a while longer.

It wasn't THEE drop I was concerned about, but the fact that it did drop. The film is beloved around here, and I noticed it wasn't brought up yet. As opposed to films everybody hates. Those numbers are given Zapruder-like attention.

Not a big deal. No need to explain history. I get it already.

i guess to average movie goers vin diesel learning how to put diapers on a scrawny little brat is more entertaining than Sin city...

Families can take their children to The Pacifier.
Families cannot take their children to Sin City.

Like it or not, The Pacifier has more of an audience than Sin City.

actually ive seen a few soccer moms bring theyre kids to Sin City....but i guess that didnt make much of a difference at the box office. Im sure Sin City will far outsell Pacifier when they get released on DVD, though.

I wouldn't be too sure of that.

The geek factor vs. the mom factor... It comes out even.

nah. the mom factor basically will bring the kids to the movie when its in the theater, but both her and the kids will probably forget about it until they see it much later in a 2pack with "My Pretty Pony" at Walmart for $5. Sin city appeals more to guys like us, who are addicted to DVDs and spend upwards of $200 on em every month or two. The soccer moms only buy them when they see a movie in the $5 bin, or when theyre kids beg and scream for em, which most wont. Its a crappy flick (or so ive heard)...