Weekend boxoffice report

[Guest Youth N Asia]

1 The Hulk $62,600,000/$62,600,000

 

2 Finding Nemo $20,500,000/$228,000,000

 

3 2 Fast 2 Furious $10,300,000/$102,100,000

 

4 Bruce Almighty $10,000,000/$210,700,000

 

5 The Italian Job $7,225,000/$67,695,000

 

6 Rugrats Go Wild! $6,660,000/$23,518,000

 

7 Alex and Emma $6,240,000/$6,240,000

 

8 Hollywood Homicide $5,800,000/$21,433,000

 

9 Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd $4,275,000/$19,993,000

 

10 The Matrix: Reloaded $4,050,000/$264,500,000

 

11 From Justin to Kelly $2,875,000/$2,875,000

 

12 X2: X-Men United $1,375,000/$209,652,662

[Guest Karnage]

No surprise there.

[Guest wwF1587]

62 mill for HULK aint bad... i thought it would be in 60 range if not higher... Finding Nemo still kicking ass is good too

[Guest Vyce]

Good for the Hulk.

 

Meanwhile, I'm very worried about what it says of our culture that the goddamn Fast & the Furious sequel (without the only good thing about the first one, Vin F'ing Diesel) has made over 100 million bucks already.

[Guest El Satanico]

Hulk made about what I expected.

[Guest El Satanico]

I'm surprised that Alex & Emma didn't do better.

 

With all the "manly" action movies around you'd think a new romantic comedy that looks good would've drawn better.

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

Good to see the Italian Job is still doing good numbers.

 

Good reviews/word of mouth helps.

[Guest El Satanico]

Opening June 27th

 

Nationwide

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle

28 Days Later

 

 

Limited

Gasoline

Hell's Highway: The True Story of Highway Safety Films

On_Line

 

 

 

zombies!

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

6/27/03 - 6/29/03:

 

1. Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle

 

2. The Hulk

 

3. Finding Nemo

 

4. 2 Fast 2 Furious

 

5. Bruce Almighty

 

Somewhere along the line after the HUGE DROP. From Justin To Kelly.

[LaParkaYourCar 0]

6/27/03 - 6/29/03:

 

1. Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle

 

2. The Hulk

 

3. Finding Nemo

 

4. 2 Fast 2 Furious

 

5. Bruce Almighty

 

Somewhere along the line after the HUGE DROP. From Justin To Kelly.

You don't think 28 Days Later will break the top 5?

[Guest El Satanico]

Somewhere along the line after the HUGE DROP. From Justin To Kelly.

A huge drop? It made less than 3 million and was at #11. Who cares about it's drop, movies dropping after being in 11 for it's premiere doesn't register "huge" on the meter.

[Guest El Satanico]

6/27/03 - 6/29/03:

 

1. Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle

 

2. The Hulk

 

3. Finding Nemo

 

4. 2 Fast 2 Furious

 

5. Bruce Almighty

 

Somewhere along the line after the HUGE DROP. From Justin To Kelly.

You don't think 28 Days Later will break the top 5?

Hell I don't even think it will, and I love "horror" movies.

 

I'm not expecting anything above it being in the top ten. It making the top five would be a pleasant surprise for me.

[LaParkaYourCar 0]

 

Somewhere along the line after the HUGE DROP. From Justin To Kelly.

A huge drop? It made less than 3 million and was at #11. Who cares about it's drop, movies dropping after being in 11 for it's premiere doesn't register "huge" on the meter.

A HUGE drop for that movie would put it in the negatives.

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

No, I don't think 28 Days Later will make top 5.

 

I have not seen it, so I don't have any negative remarks towards it.

 

BUT...

 

1. Some people will think it will just flat out SUCK.

 

2. Others think of it as Resident Evil.

 

3. Most will be busy with the Hulk and Charlie's Angels.

[Guest razazteca]

I was forced to watch 2 Fast 2 Furious because Hulk sold out 3 times.

 

Fastlane the movie was ok, Tyrese or Tyson or whatever his name is, is a very bad actor.

[Guest Lethargic]

Did they move 28 Days Later? I thought it came out late July/early August, around the same time FvsJ. Dammit. Now there's 2 movies I wanna see in one weekend.

[Guest Choken One]

Next week

 

1. Charlies Angels: Full Throttle (72.1 Mil)

 

2. Finding Nemo (21.2 Mil)

 

3. Bruce Almighty (17.2 Mil)

 

4. The Hulk (17.0 mil)

 

5. 2F2F (15.7 MIL)

 

and 28 days later will hit #8 at 9.1 mil

[Guest Polish_Rifle]

Thank god that American Idol movie tanked.

[Guest Mattdotcom]

I guess this means no homoerotic From Reuben to Clay movie...

[Guest Nevermortal]

I think I might break my Theater-boycott to see Charlie's Angels 2.

 

....

 

No, I'm serious, I loved the first one.

[Guest fazzle]

You're not a very good boycotter then, are you?

[Mecha Mummy 0]

Good to see the Italian Job is still doing good numbers.

 

Good reviews/word of mouth helps.

But... the only good thing about Italian Job was Seth Green's great performance, and that does not a good movie make...

[Guest El Satanico]

Good to see the Italian Job is still doing good numbers.

 

Good reviews/word of mouth helps.

But... the only good thing about Italian Job was Seth Green's great performance, and that does not a good movie make...

Well the stuff involving the MINIs at the end was good and the capers were inventive. Other than that it was a mediocre caper film that lacked action.

[Guest Nevermortal]

You're not a very good boycotter then, are you?

Well, I happen to think I am. I haven't been to a theater to see a movie since Little Nicky in November of 2000.

[Guest Choken One]

Little Nickey and Charlies Angels are the two movies that got ya...

 

 

Wow.

[Guest Dangerous A]

So far, the movies that were expected to open at #1 did (except Hollywood Homicide) and those movies have made good money and are continuing.

 

Already I see that Matrix, X2, Bruce Almighty, and Finding Nemo have all broken the $200 million dollar mark with Hulk and 2F 2F on the way towards 150-200 mill. So far, this has been a fairly successful summer for Hollywood. I am still waiting for the surprise breakout movie for this summer.

 

I wonder what it'll be.