The heartwarming, funny, and insanely animated Toy Story 4 took this weekends top spot in the box office.
Seems like Rampage is hit or miss for people but if you haven’t seen it already go see A Quiet Place!
1. Rampage $34.5 Total: $34.5
2. A Quiet Place $32.6 Total: $99.6
3. Truth or Dare $19.0 Total: $19.0
4. Ready Player One $11.2 Total: $114.6
5. Blockers $10.2 Total: $36.9
6. Black Panther $5.3 Total: $673.7
7. Isle Of Dogs $5.0 Total: $18.4
8. I Can Only Imagine $3.8 Total: $74.9
9. Tyler Perry’s Acrimony $3.7 Total: $37.8
10. Chappaquiddick $3.0 Total: $11.0
Black Panther has done it again the for fourth week! Crushing new comers like A Wrinkle in Time, Strangers: Prey at Night, both meh anyway.
1. Black Panther $41.1 Total: $562.0
2. A Wrinkle in Time $33.3 Total: $33.3
3. Strangers: Prey at Night $10.4 Total: $10.4
4. Red Sparrow $8.1 Total: $31.1
5. Game Night $7.9 Total: $45.0
6. Peter Rabbit $6.8 Total: $93.4
7. Death Wish $6.6 Total: $23.8
8. The Hurricane Heist $3.1 Total: $3.1
9. Annihilation $3.1 Total: $26.0
10. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle $2.7 Total: $397.2
It shattering records over the weekend with a very nice $117.2 million take in the domestic box office making it the largest opening ever for a horror movie.
1. It $123.1 Total: $123.1
2. Home Again $9.0 Total: $9.0
3. The Hitman’s Bodyguard $4.8 Total: $64.8
4. Annabelle: Creation $4.0 Total: $96.2
5. Wind River $3.2 Total: $25.0
6. Leap! $2.5 Total: $15.8
7. Spider-Man: Homecoming $2.0 Total: $327.7
8. Dunkirk $1.8 Total: $183.0
9. Logan Lucky $1.8 Total: $25.2
10. The Emoji Movie $1.0 Total: $82.5
Boo! A Madea Halloween won’t win any awards, actually it’s terrible, but people don’t seem to care as it takes the number one spot for a second week in a row with a $52 million take so far.
1. Boo! A Madea Halloween $16.6 Total: $52.0
2. Inferno $15.0 Total: $15.0
3. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back $9.5 Total: $39.6
4. The Accountant $8.4 Total: $61.2
5. Ouija: Origin of Evil $7.0 Total: $24.6
6. The Girl on the Train $4.2 Total: $65.9
7. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children $3.9 Total: $79.8
8. Keeping Up with the Joneses $3.3 Total: $10.7
9. Storks $2.7 Total: $68.2
10. Ae Dil Hai Mushkil $2.1 Total: $2.1
With one of the biggest April debuts ever, Walt Disney’s The Jungle Book opened with sweet $103.6 million. We are now sure to see live action versions of everything.
1. The Jungle Book $103.5 Total: $103.5
2. Barbershop: The Next Cut $20.2 Total: $20.2
3. The Boss $10.1 Total: $40.3
4. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice $9.0 Total: $311.3
5. Zootopia $8.2 Total: $307.4
6. Criminal $5.8/$5.8
7. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 $3.2 Total: $52.0
8. Miracles from Heaven $1.9 Total: $56.9
9. God’s Not Dead 2 $1.7 Total: $16.9
10. Eye in the Sky $1.6 Total: $13.1
With it’s impressive 93% positive rating on Rottentomatoes, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation pretty much crushes the competition with a $56 million dollar take at the weekend box office. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for July 31st to Aug 3rd
The gibberish-fueled insanity of Minions took the top spot this weekend with a $115.2 million take domestically. Continue reading Weekend Box office Chart for July 10th to July 12th
Furious 7 continued to crush the completion again taking in just $18 million. Next week Avengers is out and I couldn’t be more happy. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for April 24th to April 26th
Some impressive pre-Christmas totals for you guys this week. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug held kept the top spot with a nice $31.4 million while Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues came in second with a hefty $26.7 Million. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Totals for December 20th to December 22nd
Baseball scored a home run at the box office this weekend with the Jackie Robinson tale 42 (76% On Rotten Tomatoes) taking the top spot with $27.3 million take. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for April 12th to April 14th
Fans of the horror franchise Paranormal Activity took the movie to the top spot this weekend with a $30 million take. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for October 19th to October 21st
Merida is a skilled archer and impetuous daughter of King Fergus… she also happens to be the star of the new number 1 movie in the box office this weekend with Pixar Animation’s Brave. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart June 22nd to June 24th, 2012.
Overall it was one of Hollywood’s bigger weekends with Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Gloria the Hippo, and Melman the Giraffe taking the top spot with a $60.3 million debut (domestically) and Prometheus in the number 2 spot with a respectable $50 million. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for June 8th to June 10th
Rock-em-sock-em-Robots vs Footloose! Real Steel wins the weekend boxoffice charts for a second week in a row. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for the October 14th to October 16th.
Walt Disney’s The Lion King (In 3D) was # 1 for the second weekend in a row with another cool $22.1 million bringing it’s total up to $61.6m. Following close behind in it’s opening weekend was Brad Pitt’s baseball drama Moneyball, that opened at No. 2 with a very respectable $20.6 million. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Total for September 23th to September 25th
Well it was a week for kids, with a re-release of The Lion King opening at the top of the box office, the 3D version earning a surprising $29.3 million during its first opening weekend. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Total for September 16th to September 18th
Cursing to the number 1 spot, Pixar Animations Cars 2 easily passed up the completion with a $68 million opening weekend. Continue reading Weekend Box Office Chart for June 24th to June 26th
Johnny Depp and Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland took in $34.5 million to remain the No. 1 movie for a third-straight weekend.
1. Alice in Wonderland $34.5 Total: $265.8
2. Diary of a Wimpy Kid $21.8 Total: $21.8
3. The Bounty Hunter $21.0 Total: $21.0
4. Repo Men $6.1 Total: $6.1
5. She’s Out of My League $6.0 Total: $19.9
6. Green Zone $5.9 Total: $24.7
7. Shutter Island $4.7 Total: $115.7
8. Avatar $4.0 Total: $736.8
9. Our Family Wedding $3.8 Total: $13.6
10. Remember Me $3.3 Total: $13.9
11. The Ghost Writer $2.1 Total: $6.8
12. Brooklyn’s Finest $1.6 Total: $24.8
Following that white rabbit into the hole once more, Alice in Wonderland led the box office for a second weekend in a row for a total of $208 Million.
1. Alice in Wonderland $62.0 Total: $208.6
2. Green Zone $14.5 Total: $14.5
3. She’s Out of My League $9.6 Total: $9.6
4. Remember Me $8.3 Total: $8.3
5. Shutter Island $8.1 Total: $108.0
6. Our Family Wedding $7.6 Total: $7.6
7. Avatar $6.6 Total: $730.3
8. Brooklyn’s Finest $4.2 Total: $21.3
9. Cop Out $4.2 Total: $39.4
10. The Crazies $3.6 Total: $33.3
11. Crazy Heart $3.1 Total: $34.2
12. Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief $3.1 Total: $82.3
Alice in Wonderland earned a massive $116.3 million in its opening weekend as Tim Burton and Johnny Depp’s trip down the rabbit hole drew huge crowds and massive profits.
1. Alice in Wonderland $116.3 Total: $116.3
2. Brooklyn’s Finest $13.5 Total: $13.5
3. Shutter Island $13.3 Total: $95.8
4. Cop Out $9.1 Total: $32.3
5. Avatar $7.7 Total: $720.1
6. The Crazies $7.0 Total: $27.4
7. Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief $5.1 Total: $78.0
8. Valentine’s Day $4.2 Total: $106.4
9. Crazy Heart $3.3 Total: $29.5
10. Dear John $2.8 Total: $76.6
11. Tooth Fairy $2.8 Total: $56.2
12. The Wolfman $1.6 Total: $60.4
Guess who is still number one? Avatar edged closer to the record North American haul of Titanic after earning $30 million during its seventh chart-topping weekend.
1. Avatar $30.0 Total: $594.4
2. Edge of Darkness $17.1 Total: $17.1
3. When in Rome $12.0 Total: $12.0
4. The Tooth Fairy $10.0 Total: $26.1
5. The Book of Eli $8.7 Total: $74.3
6. Legion $6.8 Total: $28.6
7. The Lovely Bones $4.7 Total: $38.0
8. Sherlock Holmes $4.5 Total: $197.5
9. Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel $4.0 Total: $209.2
10. It’s Complicated $3.7 Total: $104.0
11. The Blind Side $3.0 Total: $237.9
12. Up in the Air $2.7 Total: $73.1
Avatar ruled the icy throne that is the North American box office for a fourth weekend this Sunday. I think it is currently the 2nd highest grossing movie of all time.
Here is the Weekend Box office Chart For January 8th to January 10th (and boy was it cold this weekend!)
1. Avatar $48.5 Total: $429.0 (Worldwide: $1,341,694,147…. WOW)
2. Sherlock Holmes $16.6 Total: $165.1
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel $16.3 Total: $178.1
4. Daybreakers $15.0 Total: $15.0
5. It’s Complicated $11.0 Total: $76.3
6. Leap Year $9.1 Total: $9.1
7. The Blind Side $7.7 Total: $219.1
8. Up in the Air $7.1 Total: $54.7
9. Youth in Revolt $7.0 Total: $7.0
10. The Princess and the Frog $4.7 Total: $92.6
11. Invictus $1.7 Total: $33.5
12. The Twilight Saga: New Moon $1.6 Total: $290.7
The Twilight Saga: New Moon hit the third-highest opening weekend of all time at the North American box office, earning an estimated $140.7 million during its first three days. I don’t think that’s shocking news to anyone really with how well the first one did.
Here is the Weekend Box Office Chart for the weekend of November 20th to November 22nd.
1. The Twilight Saga: New Moon $140.7 Total: $140.7
2. The Blind Side $34.5 Total: $34.5
3. 2012 $26.5 Total: $108.2
4. Planet 51 $12.6 Total: $12.6
5. A Christmas Carol $12.2 Total: $79.7
6. Precious $11.0 Total: $21.4
7. The Men Who Stare at Goats $2.7 Total: $27.6
8. Couples Retreat $1.9 Total: $105.0
9. The Fourth Kind $1.7 Total: $23.3
10. Law Abiding Citizen $1.6 Total: $70.0
11. Michael Jackson’s This Is It $1.5 Total: $70.2
12. Pirate Radio $1.4 Total: $5.1
