The Grey #1 At Weekend Box Office With...

Liam Neeson’s The Grey landed itself at the top of this weekend’s box office with an estimated $20 million in revenue. Underworld Awakening staring Kate Beckinsale came in at #2 with $12.5 million. One For the Money which also opened this weekend rounded out the top 3 with around #11 million. Full Box Office report below. Weekend/Domestic Box Office... Read More »

The Immortals Take Weekend Box Office

BOX OFFICE REPORT NOVEMBER 11-13 2011 Going head to head with Adam Sandler’s Jack and  Jill, Relativity Media’s The Immortals takes the number one spot at this weekend’s box office. As widely reported Jack and Jill was not a favorite among critics, an ongoing story with Adam Sandler movies as of late, even landing the funny man on the... Read More »

Real Steel Retains Number #1 Spot

  For the second weekend in a row the Hugh Jackman robot boxing story “Reel Steal” is atop of the weekend box office. It is also nice to see Hugh Jackman on top of the box office again. Weekend Estimate Chart Title (Distributor) Engagements Weekend Box Office Estimate 1. Real Steel (Disney) 3440 $16,300,000 2. Footloose (Paramount) 3549 $16,100,000... Read More »

Cowboys and Aliens, Smurfs Neck and...

Box Office shake up for second weekend in a row as Cowboys and Aliens and The Smurfs battle for #1 Read More »

Captain America #1 At Box Office

Weekend surprise as Captain America takes #1 spot at box office over Harry Potter Read More »

Transformers, Horrible Bosses Lead...

Dreamworks/ Paramounts Transformers: The Dark of the Mon once again dominated the weekend box office raking in over $47 million dollars bringing it’s worldwide total to $261 million dollars in just two weeks of release and it’s being boasted as the biggest movie of 2011 so far surpassing that of The Hangover Part II which ranked in similar numbers... Read More »

Weekend Box Office Chart April 1st-3rd

Date: April 03, 2011 Weekend Estimate Chart Title (Distributor) Engagements Weekend Box Office Estimate 1 Hop (Universal) 3,579 $38,100,000 2 Source Code (Summit) 2,961 $15,000,000 3 Insidious (FilmDistrict) 2,408 $13,500,000 4 Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (20th Century Fox) 3,169 $10,200,000 5 Limitless (Relativity Media) 2,838 $9,400,000 6 The Lincoln Lawyer (Lionsgate) 2,606 $7,100,000 7 Sucker Punch... Read More »