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LorenzoL 05-14-05 03:48 PM

Weekend Box Office May 13th-15th
 
Friday Box Office Results

1) MONSTER-IN-LAW
3,424
$7,900,000
-- / $2,307
$7,900,000 / 1

2) KICKING AND SCREAMING
3,455
$6,150,000
-- / $1,780
$6,150,000 / 1

3) UNLEASHED
1,955
$3,700,000
-- / $1,893
$3,700,000 / 1

4) KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
3,219
$2,740,000
112.3% / $851
$28,212,000 / 8

5) HOUSE OF WAX
3,111
$2,150,000
185.8% / $691
$17,533,000 / 8

6) CRASH
1,876
$2,020,000
131.9% / $1,077
$14,613,000 / 8

7) THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
2,770
$1,385,000
114.1% / $500
$39,852,000 / 15

8) THE INTERPRETER
2,602
$1,280,000
133.6% / $492
$57,849,000 / 22

9) MINDHUNTERS
1,040
$675,000
-- / $649
$675,000 / 1

10) XXX: STATE OF THE UNION
2,387
$640,000
98.9% / $268
$22,846,000 / 15

fumanstan 05-14-05 03:59 PM

Darn, was hoping Unleashed would do better, but i guess considering the small opening it wasn't too shabby.

QuiGonJosh 05-14-05 03:59 PM

Unleashed is #3? Oh that sucks...and Will got beat by J.Lo and Fonda...good god man, has the american public gone wacky!

The Antipodean 05-14-05 05:09 PM

Gosh, it's starting to look like Hitchhikers will barely make $50 million. Guess that rules out the sequels unless it's huge on DVD...

Shannon Nutt 05-15-05 07:27 AM

It boggles the mind that more people are going to Monster-In-Law than Kicking & Screaming. Not that Kicking & Screaming is great - but it's at least watchable. I'm guessing there must have been a percentage of movie goers that wanted to see Jane Fonda in a film again - that's about the only explanation I can come up with.

TomOpus 05-15-05 08:45 AM

Look at the review thread for Kicking and Screaming. One post. Seemed like people were meh about it. I think Will lost some fans with Anchorman... and this film isn't going to bring 'em back. It'll be interesting to see how well Bewitched does. He has so many projects coming up, maybe he's spreading himself too thin.

LorenzoL 05-15-05 10:47 AM


Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
It boggles the mind that more people are going to Monster-In-Law than Kicking & Screaming. Not that Kicking & Screaming is great - but it's at least watchable. I'm guessing there must have been a percentage of movie goers that wanted to see Jane Fonda in a film again - that's about the only explanation I can come up with.

But by looking at the top 10, this movie is the only one that qualifies as a "date" movie. Maybe people are still not sick and tired of Jlo just yet.

Based on the ads and trailers, Kicking & Screaming looks like a family film and the disinterest might be that they want to see Ferrell in more "adult" roles like Old School.

RyoHazuki 05-15-05 12:45 PM

Yikes.

$24 for Monster

$20 for Kicking

$10 for Unleashed.

Poor Li.

jaeufraser 05-15-05 12:58 PM

Well Li's film was barely in half the theaters that the other two films were in. It's per screen average is right up there with the rest of them.

scott shelton 05-15-05 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by jaeufraser
Well Li's film was barely in half the theaters that the other two films were in. It's per screen average is right up there with the rest of them.


Exactly. Those are three great grosses for a mid-May weekend.

KurtR 05-15-05 02:14 PM

http://images.rottentomatoes.com/ima...5/photo_09.jpg

Unleashed was one of the best times I've had at the movies in ages and the best thing Luc Besson has been involved with since Leon. At my showing people actually broke out in applause twice(once during the scene in the bathroom with the bald albino and at the end credits). J-Ho and Jane Traitor can go to hell

LorenzoL 05-15-05 02:35 PM

1) -N- Monster-in-Law - NL
$24,025,000 - 3,424 +2,508 $7,016 $24,025,000 $43 / - 1

2) -N- Kicking and Screaming - Uni.
$20,851,000 - 3,455 - $6,035 $20,851,000 $45 / - 1

3) -N- Unleashed - Focus
$10,587,000 - 1,957 - $5,409 $10,587,000 $45 / - 1

4) -1- Kingdom of Heaven - Fox
$9,625,000 -51.0% 3,219 +3 $2,990 $35,097,000 $130 / - 2

5) -4- Crash - Lions
$7,200,000 -20.9% 1,876 +12 $3,837 $19,793,000 - / - 2

6) -2- House of Wax - WB
$6,270,000 -48.1% 3,111 - $2,015 $21,653,000 $40 / - 2

7) -3- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - BV
$4,788,000 -51.1% 2,770 -363 $1,728 $43,255,000 $50 / - 3

8) -5- The Interpreter - Uni.
$4,384,000 -44.0% 2,602 -212 $1,684 $60,954,000 $80 / - 4

9) -6- XXX: State of the Union - SonR
$2,200,000 -60.1% 2,387 -1,093 $921 $24,406,000 - / - 3

10) -N- Mindhunters - Dim.
$2,003,000 - 1,040 - $1,925 $2,003,000 - / - 1

RyoHazuki 05-15-05 02:39 PM


Originally Posted by jaeufraser
Well Li's film was barely in half the theaters that the other two films were in. It's per screen average is right up there with the rest of them.

I really don't think Li and company were expecting to be out-averaged by about $1,500 by the new Jane Fonda film.

Why was Unleashed in so few theaters? I saw plenty of advertising for it. It seems like it would be a bigger release.

rkndkn 05-15-05 04:08 PM

I saw both "Monster-in-Law" and "Unleashed" this weekend. Yes, I went solely to see Jane Fonda, who has been sorely missed onscreen. "Unleashed" was my first Jet Li film. On the other hand, I've never seen a Will Ferrell "starring" film and have no desire whatsoever to see one. (Though I did see him in "Melinda and Melinda".) I just can't believe what they seem to have done with "Bewitched".

Rypro 525 05-15-05 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
I really don't think Li and company were expecting to be out-averaged by about $1,500 by the new Jane Fonda film.

Why was Unleashed in so few theaters? I saw plenty of advertising for it. It seems like it would be a bigger release.

I think the reasoning for the low theater count is because technically its an indie movie. Rouge films (as well as focus features) are the independent companies of Universal.

PopcornTreeCt 05-15-05 05:15 PM

Well the totals really didn't suprise me. The studios wasted a prime weekend with releasing crap. Oh well.

matome 05-15-05 05:48 PM

<b>Million Dollar Baby</b> broke the $100mil mark.

PopcornTreeCt 05-15-05 08:50 PM


Originally Posted by matome
<b>Million Dollar Baby</b> broke the $100mil mark.

I'm sorry but what does that have to do with this thread?

RichC2 05-15-05 09:12 PM


Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
I'm sorry but what does that have to do with this thread?

Perhaps since it broke the $100m (a milestone) this weekend at the box office, he felt it appropriate to be in a thread about this weekends box office. Glad it showed some legs.

Nice to see Crash go down such a small amount.

Matthew Chmiel 05-15-05 09:43 PM


Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
I'm sorry but what does that have to do with this thread?

This isn't the box office thread? Oh shit, I may have to start one!

PopcornTreeCt 05-15-05 10:01 PM

Well I didn't see Million Dollar Baby listed anywhere in this thread.

RichC2 05-15-05 10:01 PM


Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
Well I didn't see Million Dollar Baby listed anywhere in this thread.

few posts up -

Million Dollar Baby broke the $100mil mark.

scott shelton 05-15-05 11:14 PM


Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
Well the totals really didn't suprise me. The studios wasted a prime weekend with releasing crap. Oh well.

Wasted?

Two films opening at 20+ million is not a wasted weekend.

scott shelton 05-15-05 11:15 PM


Originally Posted by matome
<b>Million Dollar Baby</b> broke the $100mil mark.

That's excellent to hear! They took their time, but good for the film...

The Bus 05-16-05 08:04 AM

:up: :up: for Crash. This movie seems to have legs, hopefully.


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