From Deadline:

1. Hotel Transylvania (Sony) NEW [3,349 Runs] PG
Friday $11M, Weekend $39.5M

2. Looper (Sony) NEW [2,992 Runs] R
Friday $6.8M, Weekend $19.2M

3. End Of Watch (Open Road) Week 2 [3,083 Runs] R
Friday $2.3M (-48%), Weekend $7.6M, Cume $25.9M

4. The House At The End Of The Street (Relativity) Week 2 [3,083 Runs] PG13
Friday $2.3M (-49%), Weekend $7.3M, Cume $22.4M

5. Trouble With The Curve (Warner Bros) Week 2 [3,212 Runs] PG13
Friday $2.3M (-45%), Weekend $7.2M (-50%), Cume $23.4M

6. Pitch Perfect (Universal) NEW [335 Runs] PG
Friday $1.7M, Weekend $4.9M

7. Finding Nemo (Disney) Week 3 [2,639 Runs] G
Friday $1.0M, Weekend $4.0M, Cume $36.5M

8. Won’t Back Down (Walden/Fox) NEW [2,515 Runs] PG
Friday $920KM, Weekend $2.6M

9. Resident Evil 5 (Sony) Week 3 [2,381 Runs] R
Friday $810K, Weekend $2.7M, Cume $38.5M

10. The Master (Weinstein Co) Week 3 [856 Runs] R
Friday $787K, Weekend $2.6M, Cume $9.5M

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Dredd out of the top 10? FFFUUCCCCCCCC.... there go any sequel hopes.

I was mildly curious about Hotel Transylvania because it looked like Mad Monster Party V.2, but every review I've read has said it's horrendously bad.

Because Looper came out, that's why I'm skipping Dredd this weekend.

Dredd is #11 with $675k, down 70%

no surprise what the number movie is, an animated 'horror-esque' 3D flix for the family

...and what about last week?!

I've seen it 3 times! In 3D! Not even TDKR or The Avengers could get me to do that. Pricing be damned...Dredd deserves my money.

Also...Great fucking title to this thread. The goddamn truth right there.

I expect Frankenweenie to be #1 next weekend. I'll see Dredd at the 1.50 movie in a week when its there why pays $8 to see it when I can wait a week or two and see it super cheap and in 3D.

in the best way possible!

That looks like a good opening for Looper.

So...a movie with 92% fresh rating comes in at #2 while one that is mostly rotten but family friendly gets # 1 by a substantial margin. Crap shall always be king.

Unfortunately it's been like that since the beginning for the most part.

Damn Dredd. Those are horrific numbers.

Again..this has to be the best title to these kinds of threads. Why aren't you fuckers going out to see it?!

I've already seen it 3 times. I may go back one more time to catch it in 3-D.

lol, Dredd had a terrible marketing campaign, so no surprise it bombed. I thought it would be utter shit right up until the reviews started coming, and at this point I'll just wait for the Blu-ray.

Disappointed Looper isn't doing better.

Go to a matinee at least. This is why good films fail at the box office: Apathy.

I am not surprised Dredd bombed.

I am surprised that it bombed that bad.

They should've put Rob Schneider in it.

But seriously I wonder which version did better out of the two bombs the Stallone version or the new remake/reboot/whatever.

Well critically it beat the living fuck out of Sly's.

Seriously this is information readily available on Wikipedia.

I would like to know that too.

Dredd, stateside will probably clear 10 million, which is a GODDAMN SHAME.

Judge Dredd was a bomb due to the budget being twice as much as much as what Dredd was:

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=judgedredd.htm

Stallone's version made more money than Dredd, but Stallone's version also cost 90 million to make.

Worldwide total was about 113 million for Stallone's.

Dredd is on course to make 20 million worldwide:

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=dredd.htm

I'm surprised by the lack of support from DVDTalkers as well. Especially considering all the bitching & moaning in the threads for remakes (to R rated originals) being watered down to a PG-13. Dredd delivers hard R violence in spades. Plus it's a damn good movie to boot. Such a shame this bombed.

I concur.

Uh, because I had to see For a Good Time, Call... and Bachelorette before they left theaters two days ago.

CHRIST, THERE'S ONLY SO MANY GODDAMN ORIGINAL HARD R-RATED FILMS I CAN SEE IN THEATERS IN A WEEK KILLERCANNIBAL! FUCK!

I had no problem with the violence. I had a problem with it being a very average movie in every respect.