Mr. Cinema

From Showbizdata:

1. CLICK SONY 3,749 14,625,000 3,901 n/a 14,625,000
2. CARS BUENA VISTA 3,949 6,467,000 1,638 -29% 139,862,509
3. NACHO LIBRE PARAMOUNT 3,083 3,901,000 1,265 -65% 44,442,000
4. WAIST DEEP FOCUS FEATURES 1,004 3,314,000 3,301 n/a 3,314,000
5. FAST AND THE FURIOUS, THE: TOKYO DRIFT UNIVERSAL 3,030 3,043,000 1,004 -67% 36,417,000
6. LAKE HOUSE, THE WARNER BROS. 2,645 2,851,000 1,078 -43% 23,806,000
7. BREAK-UP, THE UNIVERSAL 2,909 1,975,000 679 -38% 99,615,000
8. GARFIELD: A TALE OF TWO KITTIES 20TH CENTURY FOX 2,981 1,467,000 492 -38% 12,720,000
9. X-MEN: THE LAST STAND 20TH CENTURY FOX 2,408 1,312,000 545 -38% 220,934,000
10. DA VINCI CODE, THE SONY 1,911 1,067,000 558 -26% 202,605,802

Drop

Click seems to be doing better than I expected.

My anecdotal evidence assured me it would bomb.

Patman

I don't know how Sandler is able to sustain $40+ million openings for his films, but his films usually do open (when they are targeted to open big).

Mr. Cinema

Click needs to make as much as it can this weekend because it has to deal with both Superman Returns next week and then POTC 2 the week after.

maingon

glad click is doing good, it a good movie

Mr. Cinema

Final totals, from Box Office Mojo:

1 N Click SonR $40,000,000 - 3,749 - $10,669 $40,000,000 $82.50 1
2 1 Cars BV $22,540,000 -33.2% 3,949 -39 $5,707 $155,923,000 $120 3
3 2 Nacho Libre Par. $12,138,000 -57.1% 3,083 +13 $3,937 $52,659,000 $35 2
4 N Waist Deep Rog. $9,452,000 - 1,004 - $9,414 $9,452,000 - 1
5 3 The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift Uni. $9,211,000 -61.6% 3,030 +3 $3,039 $42,554,000 - 2
6 4 The Lake House WB $8,305,000 -39.0% 2,645 - $3,139 $29,247,000 - 2
7 5 The Break-Up Uni. $6,105,000 -37.9% 2,909 -237 $2,098 $103,743,000 $52 4
8 7 Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties Fox $4,750,000 -34.8% 2,981 +35 $1,593 $16,023,000 - 2
9 6 X-Men: The Last Stand Fox $4,400,000 -43.7% 2,408 -404 $1,827 $224,064,000 $210 5
10 9 The Da Vinci Code Sony $4,000,000 -24.0% 1,911 -502 $2,093 $205,539,000 $125 6
11 10 Over the Hedge DW $2,731,000 -37.1% 2,007 -599 $1,360 $144,493,000 - 6
12 11 A Prairie Home Companion PicH $2,261,000 -20.6% 752 -15 $3,006 $12,537,000 - 3
13 8 The Omen (2006) Fox $2,100,000 -62.8% 2,107 -616 $996 $51,981,000 $25 3
14 12 An Inconvenient Truth ParC $1,934,000 +1.2% 514 +110 $3,762 $9,547,000 - 5
15 13 Mission: Impossible III Par. $735,000 -45.3% 552 -450 $1,331 $131,541,000 $150 8

Shilex

wow, I must be living under a rock. what is that #4 movie, WAIST DEEP? never heard of it.

onebyone

Don't feel bad, this is the first I have heard of it too.

Mondo Kane

She's in it.

That's all I need to know!

From last week:


If Charlie isn't an Adam Sandler fan, I seriously fear for his health!

Patman

I was tempted to see Waist Deep, but only for Meagon Good.

Deftones

After seeing the Click trailer about 97 showings at the other movies I've seen, I'm surprised people didn't get sick of it and refuse to see it.

Joe Molotov

I'm suprised, I've seen the trailer like a million times in the past 6 months. Every time I went to the movies or turned on the TV, there it was again. "I'M GONNA GET MY SON BACK!!!!!"

LorenzoL

How is Cars box office performance compares to other Pixar flicks?

TomOpus

According to Boxofficemojo, at the 3rd weekend mark:

1) Finding Nemo - $191 mil
2) The Incredibles - $171 mil
3) Monster's Inc - $156 mil
4) Cars - $155 mil

Autotelik

Or "To get him out, he will have to go in deep. Waist Deep."

Way to go to attract viewers with those taglines.

clemente

"My son was in the car!"

Yeah, I was pretty sick of that trailer, every single time I went to the movies.
To my chagrin, its been replaced with the trailer for that movie with the dancing community service janitor.

riley_dude

Click looked horrible. Of course it did good at the Box office.

raven56706

"yo you guys are like tda new Bonnie and Clyde"....


anyways... nice to see XMEN 3 make $220 mil

LorenzoL

Thank you.

Mr. Cinema

After 38 days of release, The DaVinci Code's worldwide take is now $684 million.

BravesMG

Holy crap, that's impressive. I wasn't a fan of the book, and the critical reviews have pretty much been uniformly unimpressive, but $684 million worldwide is quite the middle finger to the critics. If the running time wasn't so long I'd give it a shot, I just can't imagine 2.5 hours doesn't feel like 2.5 days.

Mr. Cinema

and to the protestors.

Charlie Goose

The presence of Christopher Walken at #1 has revived me!

movielib

It's now over $700 million. The last week's overseas box office was added in later on Monday.