Box Office 3/2-3/4 WILD HOGS #1
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Box Office 3/2-3/4 WILD HOGS #1
I guess I thought Zodiac would do better.... I was hoping Wild Hogs would do worse, and everything else I didn't really care about.
1. WILD HOGS BVI 3,287 11,620,000 3,535 n/a 11,620,000
2. ZODIAC PARAMOUNT 2,362 4,031,000 1,707 n/a 4,031,000
3. GHOST RIDER SONY 3,608 3,043,000 843 -48% 86,291,000
4. NUMBER 23, THE NEW LINE 2,759 2,162,000 784 -63% 20,657,000
5. BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA BVI 3,159 1,997,000 632 -42% 51,102,000
6. NORBIT PARAMOUNT 2,827 1,652,000 584 -43% 78,154,000
7. MUSIC AND LYRICS WARNER BROS. 2,644 1,511,000 571 -42% 35,286,000
8. BLACK SNAKE MOAN PARAMOUNT 1,252 1,371,000 1,095 n/a 1,371,000
9. RENO 911! : MIAMI UNIVERSAL 2,702 1,235,000 457 -70% 13,895,000
10. BREACH UNIVERSAL 1,496 976,000 652 -48% 22,916,000
1. WILD HOGS BVI 3,287 11,620,000 3,535 n/a 11,620,000
2. ZODIAC PARAMOUNT 2,362 4,031,000 1,707 n/a 4,031,000
3. GHOST RIDER SONY 3,608 3,043,000 843 -48% 86,291,000
4. NUMBER 23, THE NEW LINE 2,759 2,162,000 784 -63% 20,657,000
5. BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA BVI 3,159 1,997,000 632 -42% 51,102,000
6. NORBIT PARAMOUNT 2,827 1,652,000 584 -43% 78,154,000
7. MUSIC AND LYRICS WARNER BROS. 2,644 1,511,000 571 -42% 35,286,000
8. BLACK SNAKE MOAN PARAMOUNT 1,252 1,371,000 1,095 n/a 1,371,000
9. RENO 911! : MIAMI UNIVERSAL 2,702 1,235,000 457 -70% 13,895,000
10. BREACH UNIVERSAL 1,496 976,000 652 -48% 22,916,000
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Yeah, I couldn't believe it when I found out Zodiac was pushing three hours. That and an R rating kinda kills it's mass market opportunity. Also, even though I'm sure it's good, the trailers didn't really seem that impressive.
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I didn't expect Zodiac to do too well, it hasn't had a huge advertising campaign, and it's a topic that has been covered numerous times before and has not been able to generate much interest.
Fincher flicks generally don't do that great out the gate, they usually find their home on video (The Game, Fight Club).
Fincher flicks generally don't do that great out the gate, they usually find their home on video (The Game, Fight Club).
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Originally Posted by Kocheese99
Zodiacs fewer screens and longer running time is a reason for it.
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"Wild Hogs" making more than $30 million opening weekend makes me want to quit movies!
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Originally Posted by scott1598
"Wild Hogs" making more than $30 million opening weekend makes me want to quit movies!
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Disappointed to see that Black Snake Moan isn't doing better. I was hoping its success might spur on a whole new wave of copycat movies featuring scantily clad women chained to radiators.I guess the name Samuel L Jackson and the word "snake(s)" just doesn't make for big boxoffice.
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Originally Posted by bloopbleep
Tim Allen who joe six pack can identify with.
Last edited by OldBoy; 03-03-07 at 05:29 PM.
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Originally Posted by resinrats
What's the deal with nobody on this site liking comedies with some slapstick in it?
It's more a question of liking good comedies with some slapstick in it .....
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
Wild Hogs looks awful. After this weekend, Wild Hogs and Norbit will have both opened to over $30 million. Yikes.
Thats just it, the trailor didn't look all that great but the kids and my wife wanted to see it; the movie is actually pretty damn funny. Still I didn't think it would do this well...
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It's more a question of liking good comedies with some slapstick in it .....
If you have not seen it you really can't make that judgement.
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Originally Posted by d2cheer
If you have not seen it you really can't make that judgement.
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Originally Posted by scott1598
which is ironic considering "Joe Somebody" tanked. and the day people identify with a former drug addict who was in jail is the day i quit movies!
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which is ironic considering "Joe Somebody" tanked. and the day people identify with a former drug addict who was in jail is the day i quit movies!
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who said sarcasm was a dead art...
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Saturday:
1. WILD HOGS BVI 3,287 17,325,000 5,271 n/a 28,945,000
2. ZODIAC PARAMOUNT 2,362 5,533,000 2,343 n/a 9,564,000
3. GHOST RIDER SONY 3,608 5,352,000 1,483 -41% 91,643,000
4. BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA BVI 3,159 4,161,000 1,317 -33% 55,263,000
5. NORBIT PARAMOUNT 2,827 3,008,000 1,064 -34% 81,162,000
6. NUMBER 23, THE NEW LINE 2,759 2,917,000 1,057 -49% 23,574,000
7. MUSIC AND LYRICS WARNER BROS. 2,644 2,395,000 906 -34% 37,681,000
8. BREACH UNIVERSAL 1,496 1,691,000 1,130 -41% 24,607,000
9. RENO 911! : MIAMI UNIVERSAL 2,702 1,591,000 589 -59% 15,486,000
10. BLACK SNAKE MOAN PARAMOUNT 1,252 1,588,000 1,268 n/a 2,959,000
1. WILD HOGS BVI 3,287 17,325,000 5,271 n/a 28,945,000
2. ZODIAC PARAMOUNT 2,362 5,533,000 2,343 n/a 9,564,000
3. GHOST RIDER SONY 3,608 5,352,000 1,483 -41% 91,643,000
4. BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA BVI 3,159 4,161,000 1,317 -33% 55,263,000
5. NORBIT PARAMOUNT 2,827 3,008,000 1,064 -34% 81,162,000
6. NUMBER 23, THE NEW LINE 2,759 2,917,000 1,057 -49% 23,574,000
7. MUSIC AND LYRICS WARNER BROS. 2,644 2,395,000 906 -34% 37,681,000
8. BREACH UNIVERSAL 1,496 1,691,000 1,130 -41% 24,607,000
9. RENO 911! : MIAMI UNIVERSAL 2,702 1,591,000 589 -59% 15,486,000
10. BLACK SNAKE MOAN PARAMOUNT 1,252 1,588,000 1,268 n/a 2,959,000



