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Universal’s adaptation of the E.L. James novel is still a box office monster, just not a monster with multiple records. Fox’s ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service,’ on the other hand, has exceeded most expectations.
For the third week in a row, The Avengers dominated the box office. Marvel’s superheroes added another $55 million to their domestic total – putting the film over $450 million in a record-breaking seventeen days. Meanwhile, the three new releases …
There was good news to go around this weekend as each of the four major studio releases opened to over $20 million. That is an almost unheard of feat on any weekend, let alone a non-holiday-enhanced weekend in February. Overall, …
New Year’s Eve is the new number one movie in America; but with one of the lowest first-place debuts of the year, Warner Brothers may not feel like toasting their success. The studio’s follow-up to last year’s Valentine’s Day estimated …
It’s no surprise that New Year’s Eve was the number one movie in America on Friday: after all, the holiday-themed anthology pic was the rightful heir-apparent after The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn’s impressive three week reign at the top. What …
After taking first place on Friday by just half a million dollars, the PG-13 thriller Unknown managed to strengthen its hold on the top spot despite the Saturday surge of the week-old family film Gnomeo and Juliet. Once again, the …
Weekend box office reports rely on estimated numbers and, as of Sunday morning, the estimates are just too close to call a definitive winner. The way it looks at the moment, Adam Sandler’s Just Go With It is slightly ahead …
After just one weekend of excitement surrounding the release of The Green Hornet, the box office reverted to more modest numbers this weekend. As the week’s sole new release the romantic comedy No Strings Attached came out on top, bringing …