Box Office - June 10 - 12, 2005
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Box Office - June 10 - 12, 2005
Friday...
MR. AND MRS SMITH 18.6
MADAGASCAR 5.0
LONGEST YARD 4.4
STAR WARS: EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH 4.0
ADVENTURES OF SHARK BOY & LAVA GIRL 3.9
CINDERELLA MAN 2.9
SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2.0
HONEYMOONERS 1.8
MONSTER-IN-LAW .9
LORDS OF DOGTOWN .7
MR. AND MRS SMITH 18.6
MADAGASCAR 5.0
LONGEST YARD 4.4
STAR WARS: EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH 4.0
ADVENTURES OF SHARK BOY & LAVA GIRL 3.9
CINDERELLA MAN 2.9
SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2.0
HONEYMOONERS 1.8
MONSTER-IN-LAW .9
LORDS OF DOGTOWN .7
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Wow. That's a huge Friday take for Mr. and Mrs. Smith. More than I expected.
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Dammnn.
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Originally Posted by Jericho
Holy Crap, Angelina Jolie was in a movie that made money! Her curse couldn't bring down Brad Pitt & Co.
alright, I kid, I kid...
alright, I kid, I kid...
...that said, Pitt has definitely been in the better movies of the two.
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Wow, I guess all of the off camera publicity did not affect the box office gross. Good to see that.
BTW, with the Friday estimate, this movie may be on track for a $45 million plus opening.
BTW, with the Friday estimate, this movie may be on track for a $45 million plus opening.
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And thus proves, that McDonalds and round the clock advertising on childerns tv's will not mean that a film is a success. Robert Rodriguez, stick to movies for everyone else but your kids.
Lods of dogtown really did tank badly.
Lods of dogtown really did tank badly.
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Originally Posted by Jackskeleton
Cinderella Man really did take a bad hit. Guess no one likes what the critics have to say about that one.
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Mr. & Mrs. Smith is certainly "doomed" with a $50 million opening weekend. A lot of people were probably turned off by finding out that Lords of Dogtown is a skateboarding movie.
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From what I hear, they couldn't even do the classic line about hitting alice to the moon. What kind of bullshit is that? Just call it something else since it's clearly not the honeymooners.
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High Tension bombed hard as well, sad, I actually like that flick.
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Originally Posted by RichC2
High Tension bombed hard as well, sad, I actually like that flick.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
That's what happens when you promise fans you'll release it uncut and subbed, but at the last minute, change your mind promptly fucking over the fans...
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Originally Posted by fumanstan
Somehow i don't think that would have made a huge difference as far as box office totals go though.
If Showgirls proved anything, you can release an NC-17 film and have it make some money. Hell, on top of that, you can release it on over 800 screens. What did Lions Gate do? Basically kill the film before it arrived. They had the internet to promote the film, there are numerous sci-fi/horror/fantasy conventions they could've pimped the flick at, and so on and so on. Fuck, they could've had some controversy just for the fact that it would've been a balls-to-the-wall NC-17 film actually released to theaters. However, in the end, they pussied out. Hopefully, if there is a God, Lions Gate will go bankrupt in a few years. Christ, they're worse than Gramercy when it comes to promoting a film that could actually make money.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
That or the mainstream is hating Mr. Crowe after recent, violent antics.
I actually don't think the 'phone incident' is having much of an effect on the film's grosses, one way or another. I think perhaps it was released too early in the summer and its' kind of gotten lost in the crowd. Might've been better off releasing this in mid to late July, like "Road to Perdition' and "Seabiscuit" were. If it can pull out a big jump on Saturday, its' long term B.O. prospects might still be about what was expected. At this point though, that's starting to look unlikely.
Still, I would expect this will be a movie that people will discover later on, and it should do well sales/rental wise when it hits DVD.
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Originally Posted by Dave B
I actually don't think the 'phone incident' is having much of an effect on the film's grosses, one way or another. I think perhaps it was released too early in the summer and its' kind of gotten lost in the crowd. Might've been better off releasing this in mid to late July, like "Road to Perdition' and "Seabiscuit" were. If it can pull out a big jump on Saturday, its' long term B.O. prospects might still be about what was expected. At this point though, that's starting to look unlikely.
Still, I would expect this will be a movie that people will discover later on, and it should do well sales/rental wise when it hits DVD.
Still, I would expect this will be a movie that people will discover later on, and it should do well sales/rental wise when it hits DVD.
However, we all know that it'll find it's audience on DVD if it continues to do worse in theaters.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
If Lions Gate would've released it NC-17 and promoted it just right, the film might've done decently. Who knows, adults might've been interested that an NC-17 horror film was actually going to be released to theaters.
If Showgirls proved anything, you can release an NC-17 film and have it make some money. Hell, on top of that, you can release it on over 800 screens. What did Lions Gate do? Basically kill the film before it arrived. They had the internet to promote the film, there are numerous sci-fi/horror/fantasy conventions they could've pimped the flick at, and so on and so on. Fuck, they could've had some controversy just for the fact that it would've been a balls-to-the-wall NC-17 film actually released to theaters. However, in the end, they pussied out. Hopefully, if there is a God, Lions Gate will go bankrupt in a few years. Christ, they're worse than Gramercy when it comes to promoting a film that could actually make money.
If Showgirls proved anything, you can release an NC-17 film and have it make some money. Hell, on top of that, you can release it on over 800 screens. What did Lions Gate do? Basically kill the film before it arrived. They had the internet to promote the film, there are numerous sci-fi/horror/fantasy conventions they could've pimped the flick at, and so on and so on. Fuck, they could've had some controversy just for the fact that it would've been a balls-to-the-wall NC-17 film actually released to theaters. However, in the end, they pussied out. Hopefully, if there is a God, Lions Gate will go bankrupt in a few years. Christ, they're worse than Gramercy when it comes to promoting a film that could actually make money.
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Also, Cinderella Man does not look like it appeals much to the main movie-going audience, which is teenagers.
13-year-old boys wanna see stuff blow up not a period piece.
13-year-old boys wanna see stuff blow up not a period piece.