Weekend Box Office Report

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TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count / Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #

1 N Knowing Sum. $24,814,000 - 3,332 - $7,447 $24,814,000 - 1

2 N I Love You, Man P/DW $18,005,000 - 2,711 - $6,641 $18,005,000 - 1

3 N Duplicity Uni. $14,402,000 - 2,574 - $5,595 $14,402,000 - 1

4 1 Race to Witch Mountain BV $13,004,000 -46.7% 3,187 - $4,080 $44,715,000 - 2

5 2 Watchmen WB $6,725,000 -62.3% 3,510 -101 $1,916 $98,065,000 $150 3

6 3 The Last House on the Left (2009) Uni. $5,921,000 -58.1% 2,402 +1 $2,465 $24,047,000 - 2

7 4 Taken Fox $4,100,000 -37.6% 2,661 -197 $1,541 $133,139,000 - 8

8 6 Slumdog Millionaire FoxS $2,700,000 -46.0% 2,067 -511 $1,306 $137,202,000 $15 19

9 5 Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail LGF $2,510,000 -50.9% 1,835 -368 $1,368 $87,208,000 - 5

10 9 Coraline Focus $2,143,000 -21.2% 1,431 -337 $1,498 $72,803,000 - 7

11 7 Paul Blart: Mall Cop Sony $1,875,000 -39.9% 1,762 -519 $1,064 $141,084,000 $26 10

12 8 He's Just Not That Into You WB (NL) $1,270,000 -56.8% 1,302 -588 $975 $91,564,000 - 7

 

[Boner Kawanger 0]

Nicholas Cage has got to have one of the sweetest careers in Hollywood

[TheOriginalOrangeGoblin 0]

How the hell does Nicolas Cage find time to release two movies a year that no one has ever heard of and that feature no other known actors in them? And how do these movies make money?

[SuperJerk 0]

Tyler Perry has to be a billionaire by now. Dude probably makes a 500% profit every single fucking movie.

 

Watchmen continues to climb toward $100 million, which would be very impressive if the movie was not only set in 1985, but released in 1985.

[RedJed 0]

That's pretty sad that Watchmen may not even make it's production budget back from the domestic box office totals by the time it's all said and done, which I think was 120 million.

 

I saw it in the IMAX last week and was blown away by it, personally. Awesome flick, particularly for the IMAX.

[DrVenkman PhD 0]

Hearing the movie clocked in at about 3 hours with car and coke commercials and movie trailers was my cue to wait for it to air on TV in 2010. I was also told by my friends who enjoyed the movie I would likely be bored with no familiarity with the source material, as even they were bored a few times (but overall really enjoyed the movie).

[The Buzz 0]

How the hell does Nicolas Cage find time to release two movies a year that no one has ever heard of and that feature no other known actors in them? And how do these movies make money?

 

People flat out love Nicholas Cage.

[ZGangsta 0]

That's pretty sad that Watchmen may not even make it's production budget back from the domestic box office totals by the time it's all said and done, which I think was 120 million.

 

I saw it in the IMAX last week and was blown away by it, personally. Awesome flick, particularly for the IMAX.

I was pretty sure Watchmen was going to struggle to make 70-80 mil total. I mean, it's not exactly the most accessible material.

[The Niggardly King 0]

Nicolas Cage in another piece of shit at #1?

 

Awesome.

 

He's been the best actor in the business since The Wicker Man.

 

[CBright7831 0]

How the hell does Nicolas Cage find time to release two movies a year that no one has ever heard of and that feature no other known actors in them? And how do these movies make money?

 

People flat out love Nicholas Cage.

[HollywoodSpikeJenkins 0]

People, we live in a world where Bangkok Dangerous was the number one movie in America. Is it really a surprise anymore that Nicholas Cage can make a piece of shit movie and everyone go see it?

[2GOLD 0]

 

I've been desperately hoping he reprises his role of Fu Manchu from the Grindhouse trailers into a full movie.

 

Nick Cage yelling "THIS IS MY MECCA" equals my 9 bucks spent.