Sentences with phrase «weekend box office did»

Though the opening weekend box office didn't inspire much confidence in that hypothetical sequel, Reese did explain a bit of where they saw that story going.

Not exact matches

But despite the anticipation for Spider - Man's first solo entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, «Spider - Man: Homecoming» didn't win the title of best opening weekend for a Spider - Man movie, according to Box Office Mojo.

That does happen sometimes, and it makes for the kind of underdog stories that top bestseller lists and weekend box offices.

Mr. Rich was gratified, indeed exultant, over the box office success of The Birdcage, noting that the same weekend it opened a Robert Redford movie about a heterosexual love affair did not do nearly so well.

The fifth - and sixth - place movies («50/50» and «Dreamhouse») both opened at far more theaters but did not come close to the weekend box - office income of «Courageous.»

Just like how a film in the theatre can't be gauged on how good it is by how much it raked in at the box office opening weekends; just because they saw it doesn't mean they were entertained by it.

Recalling John Milius» 1982 hit Conan the Barbarian (another film that launched the cinematic action career of a then - little - known athlete named Arnold Schwarzenegger), the sword - and - sandal adventure raked in 36 million dollars on its opening weekend and stayed at the top of the box office in the weeks following its impressive debut.Though he would return to the ring for the remainder of 2002, it didn't take Johnson long to soften on the prospect of a return to the silver screen — and with the following year's The Rundown, he did just that.

Fede Alvarez's horror thriller Don't Breathe has topped the US box office for the second time in a row over a slow Labor Day weekend.

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It doesn't look as though the extra long weekend will do much for the box office newcomers.

Not only did Jackass 3D demolish all of the competition at the box office this weekend, it made $ 50 million earning it the highest grossing October opening weekend ever stealing the honor from Scary Movie 3 and its $ 48.1 million.

Get Out has gotten strong reviews for its mixture of racial microaggressions and macro horror, and is expected to do well at the box office this weekend.

Box Office: Puss in Boots didn't just take the top spot for the second weekend in a row; it demolished the competition.

Yet it has fallen to third in the box office against an animated film that was just in that seat last weekend, and is an odd drop considering its only competition Drive Angry: 3D didn't even have a ripple effect in the top box office.

«No Good Deed» didn't just go unpunished this weekend — it thrived, topping the box office with an estimated $ 24.2 - million opening and outpacing Sony's prediction that the Screen Gems thriller would gross in the mid-to-high teens.

Kimberly Pierce's hapless Carrie remake, starring Chloe Grace Moretz in the title role, didn't quite light the box office on fire over the weekend, failing to plug the gap in the horror movie schedule vacated by Paranormal Activity 5, which moved to next fall.

By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Depending on how well Liam Neeson's amnesia thriller «Unknown» does at the box office this weekend, a sequel could be in order.

Then he looks at what box office record American Sniper did not snatch last weekend before leading the audience in the world - famous DVD Round - Up!

And even though millions of movie fans might've done some last - minute «La La Land» and «Moonlight» viewing to get ready for the ceremony Sunday night, Jordan Peele's directorial debut still (easily) won the weekend box office with $ 33.4 million.

Salvation for cinema bookers is not immediately at hand, since new releases for the coming weekend are led by 1940s - set romance The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, which should play nicely to its audience but doesn't scream four - quadrant box - office juggernaut.

Fox's «The Greatest Showman» is holding strong at No. 4 at the box office, grossing more over the New Year's holiday than it did in its first weekend of release.

Things have clearly gotten out of hand with Deadpool, the long - gestating Marvel adaptation that devastated the North American box office last weekend and looks to do something similar this coming weekend.

Moana held for three weekends straight at the box office, and Coco is definitely bound to do the same considering there are no major studio wide entries prior to Last Jedi and 20th Century Fox's Ferdinand on Dec. 15.

Just how badly did the star's new DJ drama do at the box - office this weekend?

I du n no if I am happy that it is going to do well at the box office or not (it won the box office battle its opening weekend) because I do nt know what that means for all the other propose remakes.

Despite a 99 % approval rating from Rotten Tomatoes and opening in more than 2,000 theaters, the film didn't even earn a spot in this weekend's box office top ten.

UK box office top ten and analysis for the weekend of Friday 12th to Sunday 14th December 2014... Exactly a year after The Desolation of Smaug debuted in first place and two years after An Unexpected Journey did the same, Peter Jackson is back at the top of the UK box office chart with the -LSB-...]

Those films didn't make money, A24 knows this, so they carefully marketed this film to a crowd that would take the bait, and it paid off with six million dollars (the film probably cost less than nine) and landed number eight on the weekends domestic box office.

UK box office top ten and analysis for the weekend of Friday 11th December to Sunday 13th December 2015... The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2 has topped the UK box office for the fourth week in a row, becoming the first film since Les Miserables in February 2013 to do so.

Rather than talk about this weekend's boring box office results (nothing new to see here beyond a big weekend for that new kill - the - trespassing - teenagers flick Don't Breathe) let's travel back to 1984 which was a hugely influential year for franchises of many kinds.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 did very well at the box office this weekend but not as well as Lionsgate probably hoped domestically.

According to Box Office Mojo, the two comic - book - based films that had biggest second weekend drop - offs were 2010's «Jonah Hex» and 2003's «Hulk» (both 69.7 percent), although they didn't open nearly as huge as both of this year's Warner Bros..

The prevailing narrative of Black Panther's spectacular opening weekend is that it shattered a long - held Hollywood myth that movies led by people of color — and, in Black Panther's case, rooted in black culture — don't perform well at the box office, particularly overseas.

«Heaven Is for Real» did even better than we thought at the box office this weekend, and moved up from third place to second in the rankings after a strong Easter Sunday showing.

This doesn't seem to matter, though, as the film is tracking for some pretty high box office numbers for its opening weekend.

Kimberly Pierce's hapless Carrie remake, starring Chloe Grace Moretz in the title role, didn't quite light the box office on fire over the weekend, failing to plug the gap in the horror movie schedule vacated by Paranormal Activity 5, which...

And while it doesn't look like the film will be the hit many fans of the novel would have hoped for, the film starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey is set to beat its opening weekend rival Detroit at the box office.

The new scifi film Life didn't exactly light up the box office this weekend, and that's a shame.

In a summer where horror movies have done remarkably well at the box office (especially when put up against a seemingly endless series of sequels), it seems appropriate that the summer's last holiday weekend features a horror movie atop the box office.

It didn't take long for the film to reach $ 1 billion globally and it has remained at the top of the domestic box office for five straight weekends, a first since 2009's «Avatar.»

As Rushfield notes, «I Can Only Imagine» - a $ 7 - million flick about a Christian rock band that stunned the world by topping the $ 100 million Disney extravaganza «A Wrinkle In Time» in its second weekend - did boffo box office by spending smartly rather than extravagantly.

«Total Recall» only opened to about $ 1 million more than the original «Total Recall» did in 1990... Of course, the film wasn't alone in its soft opening weekend: «Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days» opened with $ 14.7 million at the box office... The London Olympics and the Aurora movie theater shooting are presumed to be two reasons why ticket sales are down this year.»