Weekend Box Office Report

[bob_barron]

1 N Friday the 13th (2009) WB (NL) $42,245,000 - 3,105 - $13,605 $42,245,000 $19 1

2 1 He's Just Not That Into You WB (NL) $19,610,000 -29.4% 3,175 - $6,176 $55,078,000 - 2

3 2 Taken Fox $19,250,000 -6.3% 3,109 -75 $6,192 $77,925,000 - 3

4 N Confessions of a Shopaholic BV $15,406,000 - 2,507 - $6,145 $15,406,000 - 1

5 3 Coraline Focus $15,323,000 -9.1% 2,320 +21 $6,605 $35,585,000 - 2

6 5 Paul Blart: Mall Cop Sony $11,700,000 +7.5% 2,965 -204 $3,946 $110,515,000 $26 5

7 N The International Sony $10,000,000 - 2,364 - $4,230 $10,000,000 - 1

8 4 The Pink Panther 2 Sony $9,000,000 -22.3% 3,245 +2 $2,773 $22,321,000 - 2

9 7 Slumdog Millionaire FoxS $7,150,000 -0.4% 1,634 -90 $4,376 $86,546,000 $15 14

10 6 Push Sum. $6,931,000 -31.2% 2,313 - $2,997 $19,325,000 $38 2

11 8 Gran Torino WB $6,750,000 -5.7% 2,303 -402 $2,931 $128,893,000 $33 10

12 9 The Uninvited P/DW $4,762,000 -24.0% 1,803 -541 $2,641 $24,128,000 - 3

 

[Youth N Asia]

Awesome. Love seeing horror movies (that don't suck) take #1. Nice to see Taken still doing well.

 

Got sick of seeing the damn Shopaholic commercials, I imagine this was an underwhelming number for the movie. And the International just looks too generic.

[cabbageboy]

The problem with The International is that the trailer makes it clear this is an Evil Bank that is killing people. With all the trouble going on with the economy who wants to see a movie with a premise like that?

 

Wow, Taken is doing tremendous business. A 6% drop off is a great number for a movie that has been out 3 weeks now.

[Boner Kawanger]

So Batman 3 can beat Titanic if Ra's al Guhl returns and asks Batman to help him track down his daughter, Talia, who has been kidnapped by sex traffickers.

[fazzle]

Paul Blart went UP 7.5%?

 

I guess we know what the movie of choice was for pedophiles and their girlfriends on Valentines Day.

[Gary Floyd]

Suprised to see "Friday the 13th" did that well, though the theatre I saw it in was incredibly packed. Wish "Coraline" was doing better.