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Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie received the Tourism to second place this weekend, as expected … is just that number in the column total could have been larger.When all news is good box office from the specialty market, you know that Hollywood is having a tough December. third installment of the Narnia franchise for at least reach the claim of “number one movie in America” labels for the points of their TV over the next few days, however. Both Black Swan and The Wrestler posted big numbers in limited release, while some fans felt the need to “Return to Narnia” with Fox’s journey of the Dawn Treader.
Total Title weekend a Voyage of the Dawn $ 24,500,000 $ 24.5 2 Tourism 17.000.000 dollars $ 17 March $ 14,559,000 $ 115.6 entangled four Harry Potter 7A $ 257.6 5 $ 8,500,000 $ 3,750,000 $ 74.2 Unstoppable 6 3300000 Black Swan 7 U.S. dollars $ 5.6 $ 32.5 $ 3,200,000 Burlesque 8 Love and Other Drugs $ 3,000,000 $ 27.6 in September due date $ 94.8 10 $ 2,545,000 $ 2,510,000 $ 140.2 Megamind
With that excuse apply for the second weekend in December, just figure that the public is not too jazzed by the new offerings.In the frame after the Thanksgiving holiday, last weekend was going to be slow at the box office.
From 3,555 locations – 1,989 of which offers the film in 3D – Dawn published an estimate of only $ 24.5 million.Voyage of the Dawn sailed in these rough seas on Friday, and even Fox put his best effort to restart the cast of Disney-off of the franchise, current estimates are not compatible with fourth cinematic journey to the magical kingdom of CS Lewis.
If the movie has a good performance with family spread over the Christmas holiday period, Fox and Walden Media might salvage something from this experiment. The good news is that the budget of the Dawn Treader not approached the Disney film 225 million U.S. dollars dedicated to his Prince. Compare that with Prince Caspian, which totaled $ 55,000,000 in its first weekend in May 2008 and can see why this is seen as a weak opening. But, of course, Tron Disney might have something to say about it.
Dawn Treader not help that few people are familiar with qualifications beyond Narnia The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. And while Fox tried to tie his first hit film (even back to the same version of weekend of December) did not help that Disney-owned ABC decided to air TV last night of Narnia 1 8-11.
That makes the average movie screen is almost equivalent to Narnia 3, but you can put in a lineup that now can you?From its 2,756 locations (all in the old non-D) PG-13 thriller earned an estimated $ 17 million. The news was not much better for tourists, the film that launched thousands of rumors when he signed Angelina Jolie starred alongside Johnny Depp.
It is the second movie meant to star Tom Cruise Angelina Jolie picked up after last summer’s salt. Like the movie of the week big family, tourists had a long journey, it is interesting to the multiplex. Probably not fair to compare the two titles, but what the hell? Film budgets are said to be roughly equivalent to about $ 100 million each, which puts Tourism at a distinct disadvantage. Salt also opened in second place in July, although it took in $ 36,000,000 in its first weekend. The film also features a current rotten tomato rating of only 20% fresh for what a great word of mouth surge is not likely in the cards.
The film we saw a huge increase – all the way up to number six in the top ten this week – is Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan. The R-rated title expanded to 90 places in its second weekend and pulled in an estimated $ 3.3 million. It was also the great fighter of Relativity, which took the second best per screen average of 2010, with $ 80,000 obtained from each of its four locations … That is a total of $ 320,000 in three days for those who fear math.
See you back here next week, when we should have something great to talk to Disney Tron. If you read this site at all you know that the study has taken great care and effort into the revival of the eighties classic and I’m thinking it’s all about pay