‘The Other Guys’ Box Office Update week #7

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“With The Town, Ben Affleck proves that he can open a movie—if he directs it. Not only did the Warner/Legendary movie score with critics at Venice and Toronto fests (earning a remarkable 93% on the Tomatometer) but it beat out the weekend boxoffice competition with a $23.8 million estimate. That’s a big leap from advance tracking predicting a $15-million opener.”

‘The Other Guys’ hold on the #9 spot earning $2 million with a grand total of $115.4 million.
 

Box Office Top Ten Chart:

1. The Town (Warner Bros.): $23.8 million in its first weekend at ) 2,861 theaters. $8318 theater average. Domestic total: $23.8 million.

2. Easy A (Sony/Screen Gems): $18.2 million in its first weekend in 2,856 theaters. $6373 theater average. Domestic total: $18.2 million.

3. Devil (Universal/Relativity): $12.6 million in its first weekend in 2809 theaters. $4,480 per theater average. Domestic total: $12.6 million.

4. Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D (Sony/Screen Gems): $10.1 million down 62% in its second weekend at 3,209 theaters. $3147 theater average. Domestic total: $43.9 million.

5. Alpha and Omega (Lionsgate): $9.2 million in its first weekend at 2625 theaters. $3504 theater average. Domestic total: $9.2 million.
 

6. Takers (Sony/Screen Gems): $3 million down 47% in its fourth weekend at 2,139 theaters. $1402 theater average.  Domestic total: $52.3 million.
 


7. The American (Focus Features): $2.7 million down 51% in its third weekend at 2,457 theaters.  $1122 theater average. Domestic total: $32.8 million.
 


8. Inception (Warner Bros.): $2 million down 28% in its tenth weekend at 1,305 theaters. $1544 theater average.  Domestic total: $285.2 million.
 


9. The Other Guys (Sony): $2 million down 40% in its seventh weekend at 1,827 theaters. $1095 theater average.  Domestic total: $115.4 million.
 


10. Eat Pray Love (Sony): $1.7 million down 42% in its sixth weekend at 1668 theaters. $1240 theater average.  Domestic total: $77.7 million.

10. Machete (Fox): $1.7 million down 60% in its fourth weekend at 1704 theaters. $755,000 theater average. Domestic total: $24 million.

‘The Other Guys’ Box Office Totals – Week #4

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Here’s the latest box office report… ‘The Last Exorcism’ rules the top spot earning $21.3 million. ‘Takers’ debuted at the #2 spot earning $21.0 million. ‘The Expendables’ $9.5 million, ‘Eat Pray Love’ $7.0 million and ‘The Other Guys’ round off the top five with earnings of $6.6 million. Grand total for ‘The Other Guys’ $99,300,000.

1. The Last Exorcism  $21.3 M 

2. Takers  $21.0 M 

3. The Expendables  $9.5 M 

4. Eat Pray Love  $7.0 M 

5. The Other Guys  $6.6 M 

6. Vampires Suck  $5.3 M 

7. Inception  $5.1 M  

8. Nanny McPhee Returns  $4.7 M 

9. The Switch  $4.7 M 

10. Piranha 3D  $4.3 M

The Other Guys – Box Office Totals Week #3

‘The Other Guys’ dropped to the #5 spot earning $10,000,000.00. The  grand  total for ‘The Other Guys’ is $88,000,000.

1. The Expendables – $16.5 million ($65 million)
2. Vampires Suck – $12.2 million ($19 million)
3. Eat Pray Love – $12 million ($47 million)
4. Lottery Ticket – $11.1 million
5. The Other Guys – $10.1 million ($88 million)
6. Piranha 3D – $10 million
7. Nanny McPhee Returns – $8.3 million ($71 million worldwide)
8. The Switch – $8.1 million
9. Inception – $7.7 million ($577 million worldwide)
10. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World – $5 million ($21 million)

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“Tooth Fairy’s” wishes came true

“Tooth Fairy’s” wishes came true as it stayed in the top five with another $6.5 million.  The Dwayne Johnson kid flick has a new cume of $34.3 million and could end up with $45-50 million when all is said and done.

To read the full weekend box office totals, click on link below…

http://www.hitfix.com/articles/2010-2-7-ox-office-dear-john-blows-out-avatar-for-a-super-bowl-weekend-record

Weekend movie report

Avatar continues to be as hard to displace as the Na’vi, again winning the box office title ($36 million, down only 15.9 percent) and notching the highest IMDB score of any film in the box-office top 20. With $552 million in sales to date, it should pass Titanic next month to become the top-grossing film of all-time (not adjusted for inflation).

The Tooth Fairy, Dwayne Johnson’s latest family-friendly flick, proved as enjoyable as a root canal for most critics and moviegoers. It landed with a thud at No. 19 at both Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB. Box office was respectable, with the pic’s $14.5 million take ranking No. 4.

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