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Post by C. John on Nov 6, 2011 9:01:06 GMT -6
Fade out: A VERY HAROLD & KUMAR 3D XMAS finished #3 with $13 mil. Boasting a lead on Friday, TOWER HEIST tumbled into 2nd place for the weekend, topping out at just $25 mil. Raise a glass of leche...PUSS IN BOOTS is numero uno once again with an estimated $32 mil. Ah, muy bien! www.facebook.com/ercboxoffice |
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Post by Algren on Nov 6, 2011 9:07:46 GMT -6
Puss is remarkable.
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Post by firedeep on Nov 6, 2011 9:25:21 GMT -6
very good hold for PIB.
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Post by Totem on Nov 6, 2011 9:50:06 GMT -6
Great hold for Puss, 150m with a healthy OS total, probably something ridiculously good like 500m and it will be getting a sequel IMO.
Not terrible for Tower Heist.
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Post by spmahn on Nov 6, 2011 9:50:13 GMT -6
Puss in Boots seems a little less remarkable once you consider that people were actually able to get out of their house and see it this weekend. Last weekend the Tri-State area in the Northeast was hit with a massive snowstorm that closed a lot of theaters for most of the weekend, which no doubt had at least a small impact on it's nubmers.
Glad to see Harold and Kumar bomb. Hopefully this will show the movie studios that people don't want to see unnecessary third sequels to movies that didn't even need a first sequel to begin with. I also take joy anytime the 3-D films are a bomb, I really wish they would just go away. Here's hoping the third H&K movie bombing will lead to next years American Pie movie doing the same thing. Get a clue studios, no one wants to see this retread garbage.
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Post by goose on Nov 6, 2011 9:51:05 GMT -6
$7.7M for In Time - which was much better than I thought it would do this frame.
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Post by tribefan695 on Nov 6, 2011 9:54:01 GMT -6
Puss in Boots seems a little less remarkable once you consider that people were actually able to get out of their house and see it this weekend. Last weekend the Tri-State area in the Northeast was hit with a massive snowstorm that closed a lot of theaters for most of the weekend, which no doubt had at least a small impact on it's nubmers. It did, but most were still expecting at least a 25% drop |
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Post by Algren on Nov 6, 2011 10:06:18 GMT -6
Puss in Boots seems a little less remarkable once you consider that people were actually able to get out of their house and see it this weekend. Last weekend the Tri-State area in the Northeast was hit with a massive snowstorm that closed a lot of theaters for most of the weekend, which no doubt had at least a small impact on it's nubmers. Nah, still remarkable to me. |
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Post by fake on Nov 6, 2011 10:36:54 GMT -6
Pretty impressive still even though it decreased from Nikki's estimates.
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Post by Totem on Nov 6, 2011 10:39:18 GMT -6
Well they updated the estimate at 33m, it just keeps rising.
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Post by boxofficeth on Nov 6, 2011 11:02:06 GMT -6
1 Puss in Boots (2011) $33,035,000 -3% 3,693 -259 $8,945 $75,508,038 2 Paramount / DreamWorks 2 Tower Heist $25,100,000 -- 3,367 -- $7,455 $25,100,000 1 Universal 3 A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas $13,065,000 -- 2,875 -- $4,544 $13,065,000 1 Warner Bros. / New Line 4 Paranormal Activity 3 $8,525,000 -53% 3,286 -43 $2,594 $95,308,054 3 Paramount 5 In Time $7,700,000 -36% 3,127 5 $2,462 $24,208,645 2 Fox 6 Footloose (2011) $4,550,000 -17% 2,811 -413 $1,619 $44,799,620 4 Paramount 7 Real Steel $3,400,000 -29% 2,438 -476 $1,395 $78,743,242 5 Disney / DreamWorks 8 The Rum Diary $2,987,478 -42% 2,292 20 $1,303 $10,423,212 2 FilmDistrict 9 The Ides of March $2,000,000 -29% 1,391 -181 $1,438 $36,800,285 5 Sony / Columbia 10 Moneyball $1,900,000 -20% 1,278 -353 $1,487 $70,327,390 7 Sony / Columbia 11 The Three Musketeers (2011) $1,700,000 -52% 1,863 -1154 $913 $18,048,996 3 Summit 12 Courageous $1,550,000 -16% 1,138 4 $1,362 $29,961,733 6 Sony / TriStar 13 Dolphin Tale $1,030,000 -37% 1,105 -733 $932 $68,625,117 7 Warner Bros. www.boxoffice.com/statistics/bo_numbers/studio_estimate/2011-11-06 |
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Post by boxofficeth on Nov 6, 2011 11:02:41 GMT -6
1 Anonymous $1,275,000 25% 513 248 $2,485 $2,725,326 2 Sony / Columbia
2 50/50 $960,000 -32% 747 -447 $1,285 $32,981,241 6 Summit
3 The Way $359,980 0% 224 -34 $1,607 $2,148,940 5 Producers Distribution Agency
4 The Help $300,000 -24% 358 -92 $838 $167,394,661 13 Disney / DreamWorks
5 Sarah's Key $277,000 1869% 318 289 $871 $7,346,175 16 Weinstein Company
6 The Lion King 3D $200,000 -2% 133 -245 $1,504 $93,423,606 8 Disney
7 Abduction $135,000 -34% 207 -144 $652 $27,370,721 7 Lionsgate
8 Captain America: The First Avenger $60,000 -23% 102 -37 $588 $176,640,005 16 Paramount
9 Killer Elite $39,620 -63% 119 -138 $333 $25,003,657 7 Open Road
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Post by boxofficeth on Nov 6, 2011 11:03:07 GMT -6
1 Martha Marcy May Marlene $471,000 90% 98 66 $4,806 $1,036,252 3 Fox Searchlight
2 The Skin I Live In $326,228 81% 78 47 $4,182 $1,258,851 4 Sony Pictures Classics
3 Like Crazy $270,000 119% 16 12 $16,875 $447,996 2 Paramount Vantage
4 Take Shelter $197,787 4% 90 -1 $2,198 $1,053,081 6 Sony Pictures Classics
5 Midnight in Paris $75,104 23% 54 -7 $1,391 $55,484,969 25 Sony Pictures Classics
6 The Double $63,748 139% 45 34 $1,417 $100,116 2 Image Entertainment
7 Spy Kids: All The Time in the World $54,000 -14% 98 -53 $551 $38,351,452 12 Weinstein Company
8 The Guard $50,939 -19% 39 -17 $1,306 $5,152,707 15 Sony Pictures Classics
9 Apollo 18 $35,000 -31% 98 -22 $357 $17,662,899 10 Weinstein Company
10 Laugh at My Pain $22,805 -48% 39 -12 $585 $7,673,892 9 CodeBlack Entertainment
11 The Son of No One $19,800 -- 11 -- $1,800 $19,800 1 Anchor Bay Films
12 Our Idiot Brother $19,000 48% 35 -16 $543 $24,790,867 11 Weinstein Company
13 The Other F Word $14,600 -- 2 -- $7,300 $14,600 1 Oscilloscope
14 Texas Killing Fields $4,000 -30% 10 3 $400 $41,711 4 Anchor Bay Films
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Post by boxofficeth on Nov 6, 2011 11:07:48 GMT -6
According to boxoffice.com, PIB drop is 'the best non-holiday hold since Twister fell 10% during its sophomore frame in 1996'. That's amazing!!!
I just wonder if BV will follow this one-week early launch for their Wreck-Up Ralph. It might not work the same way as many might have not been informed that Paramount move PiB up a week, but it might juice up October's BO a bit.
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Post by spaghetti on Nov 6, 2011 11:20:52 GMT -6
Glad to see Harold and Kumar bomb. Hopefully this will show the movie studios that people don't want to see unnecessary third sequels to movies that didn't even need a first sequel to begin with. I also take joy anytime the 3-D films are a bomb, I really wish they would just go away. Here's hoping the third H&K movie bombing will lead to next years American Pie movie doing the same thing. Get a clue studios, no one wants to see this retread garbage. It's hardly a bomb. It cost 19m to make. |
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Post by Algren on Nov 6, 2011 11:22:55 GMT -6
I guess Zookeeper is out of cinemas now then.
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Post by snitch on Nov 6, 2011 11:29:13 GMT -6
No estimates from BOM.Mojo is so off these days it's painful.
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Post by Algren on Nov 6, 2011 11:30:14 GMT -6
Give them a break. They've just recovered from having the flu.
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Post by iceroll on Nov 6, 2011 11:36:54 GMT -6
That's awesome for Puss in Boots! I was so disappointed last week, but wow what a recovery.
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Post by jb007 on Nov 6, 2011 11:42:05 GMT -6
Wow. Puss in Boots' hold is amazing. It should hold well next week also, probably with a bigger drop than 3% though.
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 12:49:32 GMT -6
''The good news--95 percent of the revenues for Harold & Kumar came from 3D screens, bucking the recent downturn in 3D attendance.''
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Post by mayhem2x3 on Nov 6, 2011 12:49:36 GMT -6
PIB reminds me of Bolt. Granted, Bolt had a holiday weekend its second weekend (if I recall correctly)--but a very good family animated movie with an overly depressed opening weekend allows for a monster 2nd weekend. Am I wrong in thinking this is the largest 2nd weekend gross for an animated film this year?
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Post by AA!™ on Nov 6, 2011 12:55:14 GMT -6
Give them a break. They've just recovered from having the flu. But they are lying about it and showing zero loyalty to those that helped make the site as popular as it is so they will get no breaks from me. |
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Post by phillip on Nov 6, 2011 13:35:38 GMT -6
wow PiB has really surprised me barely any drop at all
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 13:53:17 GMT -6
PIB reminds me of Bolt. Granted, Bolt had a holiday weekend its second weekend (if I recall correctly)--but a very good family animated movie with an overly depressed opening weekend allows for a monster 2nd weekend. Am I wrong in thinking this is the largest 2nd weekend gross for an animated film this year? I think it is. |
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Post by Cedarpoint on Nov 6, 2011 14:08:12 GMT -6
Very nice for Puss. Tower Heist on the other hand... What happened? I thought this would make 35M OW easily. Was it that terrible?
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Post by creolepaladin on Nov 6, 2011 14:24:10 GMT -6
Very nice for Puss. Tower Heist on the other hand... What happened? I thought this would make 35M OW easily. Was it that terrible? It just didn't have that "it" moment that any comedy needs to open big. You know, that one joke they can play over and over again to hype up the movie. It just didn't have that. It had Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy's name but Murphy's name is so diminished I wouldn't be surprised if people were hesitant because of him being in it. |
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Post by hgf on Nov 6, 2011 14:34:46 GMT -6
Yay!! I found the new forums.
Nice drop for Puss. Only a 3% is pretty amazing regardless of what happened last week in the Northeast. I thought Harold and Kumar would do a little better though.
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Post by spmahn on Nov 6, 2011 14:51:24 GMT -6
''The good news--95 percent of the revenues for Harold & Kumar came from 3D screens, bucking the recent downturn in 3D attendance.'' That means nothing since 95% of the screens that ran Harold and Kumar ran it in 3-D, so no duh it did a cast majority of it's business in 3D, most people didn't have a choice! |
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Post by kayumanggames on Nov 6, 2011 15:02:55 GMT -6
 They have a choice. |
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