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"The Princess and The Frog" Tops The Box Office

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Following its nationwide expansion this past week, Disney's first African-American princess was able to capture the hearts of people all over America making "The Princess and The Frog" the best December opening ever for an animated film. Check out the trailer after the jump.
Weekly Box Office Dec 11 - Dec 17, 2009



Rank Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO
Engmnts
Weeks

B.O. Cume

1. Princess and the Frog, The Disney Animation $26,984,880 3434 3 $29,864,750
2. Blind Side, The Warner Bros. Drama $17,416,903 3388 4 $152,178,442
3. Invictus Warner Bros. Drama $10,172,556 2125 1 $10,172,556
4. Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Summit Entertainment Drama $9,400,436 3635 4 $268,761,019
5. Disney's A Christmas Carol Disney Drama $8,176,237 2402 6 $125,769,144
6. Brothers Lionsgate Drama $6,079,652 2088 2 $18,481,443
7. 2012 Sony Action $5,125,902 2838 5 $156,062,742
8. Old Dogs Disney Comedy $5,042,850 3090 3 $40,629,351
9. Armored Sony Drama $4,142,303 1919 2 $12,388,824
10. Ninja Assassin Warner Bros. Action $3,312,086 2100 3 $34,909,377


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.





Weekly Box Office Dec 04 - Dec 10, 2009



Rank Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO
Engmnts

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1. Blind Side, The Warner Bros. Drama $23,054,754 3326 3 $131,879,132
2. Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Summit Entertainment Drama $17,533,651 4124 3 $257,469,075
3. Brothers Lionsgate Drama $11,110,069 2088 1 $11,110,069
4. Disney's A Christmas Carol Disney Drama $8,874,759 2546 5 $116,360,846
5. 2012 Sony Action $7,805,804 3220 4 $149,992,625
6. Old Dogs Disney Comedy $7,757,222 3425 2 $34,789,342
7. Armored Sony Drama $7,468,541 1915 1 $7,468,541
8. Ninja Assassin Warner Bros. Action $6,014,077 2503 2 $30,774,574
9. Planet 51 Sony Adventure $4,801,910 2904 3 $34,467,913
10. Everybody's Fine Miramax Adventure $4,526,346 2133 1 $4,526,346


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

2012 Annihilates This Week's Box Office Charts

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Weekly Box Office Nov 13 - Nov 19, 2009



Rank Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO
Engmnts

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1. 2012 Sony Action $70,352,596 3404 1 $70,352,596
2. Disney's A Christmas Carol Disney Drama $23,359,981 3683 2 $64,323,825
3. Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" Lionsgate Drama $6,353,640 174 2 $9,178,192
4. Men Who Stare At Goats, The Overture Films Comedy $6,293,072 2453 2 $23,469,369
5. Michael Jackson's This Is It Sony Documentary $5,434,860 3037 3 $67,546,236
6. Fourth Kind, The Universal Science Fiction $4,921,350 2530 2 $20,765,645
7. Couples Retreat Universal Comedy $4,415,805 2509 6 $102,296,195
8. Paranormal Activity Paramount Horror $4,301,905 2712 8 $103,948,672
9. Law Abiding Citizen Overture Films Drama $4,100,558 2071 5 $67,494,683
10. Box, The Warner Bros. Horror $3,357,829 2635 2 $13,379,083
This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

Sony’s Roland Emmerich disaster pic "2012" was a global tidal wave at the worldwide box office, flooding screens to the tune of $225 million in its opening weekend. Pic wreaked far more destruction overseas, where it grossed $160 million, compared to $65 million domestically.

Emmerich’s film saw the fifth best international opening of all time, and the best foreign launch ever for a nonsequel, if the estimates hold.

The specialty biz also sprang to life with Lionsgate’s "Precious," zooming to No. 4 in its second frame at the domestic B.O. Drama grossed a boffo $6.1 million from only 174 runs for a location average of $35,000 and cume of $8.9 million, seeing a 225% jump as it successfully expanded from 18 runs the weekend before. (Source: Variety)



Weekly Box Office Nov 06 - Nov 12, 2009



Rank Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO
Engmnts

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1. Disney's A Christmas Carol Disney Drama $34,074,706 3683 1 $34,074,706
2. Michael Jackson's This Is It Sony Documentary $15,492,855 3481 2 $59,348,197
3. Men Who Stare At Goats, The Overture Films Comedy $14,839,341 2443 1 $14,839,341
4. Fourth Kind, The Universal Science Fiction $14,087,845 2527 1 $14,087,845
5. Paranormal Activity Paramount Horror $9,544,577 2558 7 $98,374,447
6. Box, The Warner Bros. Horror $8,752,018 2635 1 $8,752,018
7. Law Abiding Citizen Overture Films Drama $7,209,989 2474 4 $61,910,587
8. Couples Retreat Universal Comedy $7,115,190 2857 5 $96,666,700
9. Where The Wild Things Are Warner Bros. Adventure $4,802,457 2756 4 $69,845,792
10. Astro Boy Summit Entertainment Action $2,907,311 1918 3 $15,392,012
This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.


Weekly Box Office Oct 30 - Nov 05, 2009




Rank
Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO

Engmnts

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1.
Michael Jackson's This Is It
Sony
Documentary
$28,363,301
3481
1
$39,571,833
2.
Paranormal Activity
Paramount
Horror
$18,704,224
2404
6
$86,944,269
3.
Law Abiding Citizen
Overture Films
Drama
$9,081,346
2764
3
$53,162,996
4.
Couples Retreat
Universal
Comedy
$7,731,445
3026
4
$88,297,200
5.
Where The Wild Things Are
Warner Bros.
Adventure
$7,223,022
3645
3
$63,941,984
6.
Saw VI
Lionsgate
Horror
$6,195,992
3036
2
$23,459,947
7.
Astro Boy
Summit Entertainment
Action
$4,137,695
3020
2
$11,993,462
8.
Stepfather, The
Sony
Horror
$3,782,946
2346
3
$25,130,955
9.
Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant
Universal
Action
$3,676,790
2754
2
$11,388,580
10.
Amelia
Fox Searchlight
Biography
$3,632,436
1070
2
$8,938,268
This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

Although This Is It will grossly miss initial estimates of a $250 million 5-day box office run, the film still tops the box office this week and becomes the highest grossing concert film of all time. Paranormal Activity, on the other hand, has officially bested Blair Witch as the title holder for most profitable film ever made.


Weekly Box Office Oct 23 - Oct 29, 2009


Rank Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO

Engmnts

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1. Paranormal Activity Paramount Horror $24,662,493 1945 5 $65,139,011
2. Saw VI Lionsgate Horror $15,897,120 3036 1 $15,897,120
3. Where The Wild Things Are Warner Bros. Adventure $15,697,227 3735 2 $55,236,802
4. Law Abiding Citizen Overture Films Drama $14,642,003 2890 2 $42,246,818
5. Couples Retreat Universal Comedy $12,111,900 3074 3 $79,228,100
6. Astro Boy Summit Entertainment Action $7,308,826 3014 1 $7,308,826
7. Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant Universal Action $7,064,540 2754 1 $7,064,540
8. Stepfather, The Sony Horror $6,906,737 2734 2 $20,758,420
9. Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs Sony Animation $5,751,363 2741 6 $115,355,699
10. Zombieland Sony Comedy $4,927,884 2447 4 $67,935,456


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

Check out the trailer for "Paranormal Activity" after the jump.







Weekly Box Office Oct 16 - Oct 22, 2009


Rank
Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO

Engmnts

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1.
Where The Wild Things Are
Warner Bros.
Adventure
$37,993,256
3735
1
$37,993,256
2.
Law Abiding Citizen
Overture Films
Drama
$26,077,932
2890
1
$26,077,932
3.
Paranormal Activity
Paramount
Horror
$25,010,657
763
4
$38,564,750
4.
Couples Retreat
Universal
Comedy
$20,612,330
3009
2
$66,002,675
5.
Stepfather, The
Sony
Horror
$13,282,918
2734
1
$13,282,918
6.
Zombieland
Sony
Comedy
$9,394,876
3171
3
$62,418,254
7.
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
Sony
Animation
$9,015,053
3037
5
$109,198,827
8.
Toy Story / Toy Story 2
Disney
Adventure
$3,436,977
1489
3
$28,975,075
9.
Surrogates
Disney
Action
$2,391,378
2326
4
$36,801,713
10.
Invention Of Lying, The
Warner Bros.
Comedy
$2,361,280
1624
3
$15,951,046
This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

Check out the remaining top 10 movies in the country as well as the trailer for "Where The Wild Things Are" after the jump. Paranormal Activity and Saw VI face off in theaters this week. Astroboy, Amelia and Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant also debut in theaters nationwide today.

Where The Wild Things Are [Trailer]


"Couples Retreat" Tops The Box Office This Week

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Weekly Box Office Oct 09 - Oct 15, 2009



Rank
Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO

Weeks

B.O. Cume

1.
Couples Retreat
Universal
Comedy
$43,154,945
1
$43,154,945
2.
Zombieland
Sony
Comedy
$19,086,434
2
$51,887,515
3.
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
Sony
Animation
$15,221,784
4
$99,472,740
4.
Paranormal Activity
Paramount
Horror
$11,279,706
3
$12,492,947
5.
Toy Story / Toy Story 2
Disney
Adventure
$9,998,208
2
$25,000,556
6.
Surrogates
Disney
Action
$5,598,574
3
$34,056,041
7.
Invention Of Lying, The
Warner Bros.
Comedy
$4,358,735
2
$13,315,340
8.
Whip It
Fox Searchlight
Comedy
$3,670,534
2
$9,636,592
9.
Capitalism: A Love Story
Overture Films
Documentary
$3,538,967
3
$9,934,158
10.
Fame
MGM
Musical
$3,238,951
3
$20,724,713
Check out the trailer for "Couples Retreat" after the jump. Go here to see trailers for two movies opening in theaters this week.

This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.



Zombieland Tops The Box Office

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Weekly Box Office Oct 02 - Oct 08, 2009



Rank
Film Title

Distributor

Genre

Week BO



Weeks

B.O. Cume

1.
Zombieland
Sony
Comedy
$29,016,899
1
$29,016,899
2.
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
Sony
Animation
$17,188,065
3
$82,880,346
3.
Toy Story / Toy Story 2
Disney
Adventure
$13,802,668
1
$13,802,668
4.
Surrogates
Disney
Action
$8,355,474
2
$27,398,554
5.
Invention Of Lying, The
Warner Bros.
Comedy
$8,027,073
1
$8,027,073
6.
Whip It
Fox Searchlight
Comedy
$5,330,353
1
$5,330,353
7.
Capitalism: A Love Story
Overture Films
Documentary
$5,246,363
2
$5,648,052
8.
Fame
MGM
Musical
$5,137,053
2
$17,017,289
9.
Informant, The
Warner Bros.
Comedy
$4,275,432
3
$27,055,528
10.
Love Happens
Universal
Drama
$3,191,330
3
$19,324,385


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

Check out the Zombieland trailer after the jump.


September 25 - October 1

Rank Film Title Distributor Genre Week BO Engmnts Eng. Avg. Weeks B.O. Cume
1. Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs Sony Animation $28,364,786 3119 $9,094 2 $63,800,538
2. Surrogates Disney Action $17,247,690 2951 $5,845 1 $17,247,690
3. Fame MGM Musical $11,113,077 3096 $3,589 1 $11,113,077
4. Informant, The Warner Bros. Comedy $7,721,610 2505 $3,082 2 $21,798,471
5. Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All By Myself Lionsgate Comedy $5,392,781 2120 $2,544 3 $45,185,425
6. Pandorum Overture Films Horror $5,245,590 2506 $2,093 1 $5,245,590
7. Love Happens Universal Drama $5,048,640 1898 $2,660 2 $15,449,370
8. Jennifer's Body 20th Century Fox Comedy $4,237,609 2738 $1,548 2 $13,043,423
9. 9 Focus Features Adventure $3,414,441 2025 $1,686 3 $27,683,021
10. Inglourious Basterds The Weinstein Company Action $3,228,791 1960 $1,647 6 $114,966,326

This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

Tyler Perry is King of the Box Office

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Rank Film Title Distributor Genre Week BO % Change Weeks B.O. Cume
1. Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All By Myself Lionsgate Comedy $26,931,636 0 1 $26,931,636
2. 9 Focus Features Adventure $12,428,350 181 1 $16,848,830
3. Inglourious Basterds The Weinstein Company Action $7,929,872 -55 4 $105,692,723
4. All About Steve 20th Century Fox Comedy $6,862,447 -57 2 $22,874,832
5. Final Destination, The Warner Bros. Horror $6,851,048 -61 3 $59,608,906
6. Whiteout Warner Bros. Action $6,087,461 0 1 $6,087,461
7. Sorority Row Summit Entertainment Horror $6,073,009 0 1 $6,073,009
8. District 9 Sony Science Fiction $4,526,872 -57 5 $109,444,336
9. Gamer Lionsgate Suspense $4,302,438 -67 2 $17,271,036
10. Julie & Julia Sony Biography $4,132,002 -51 6 $86,192,084


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.

September 4 - September 10, 2009


Rank Film Title Distributor Genre Week BO  % Change Engmnts Eng. Avg. Weeks B.O. Cume
1. Final Destination, The Warner Bros. Horror $16,232,510 -54 3121 $5,201 2 $51,372,507
2. Inglourious Basterds The Weinstein Company Action $15,963,429 -40 3358 $4,754 3 $96,159,036
3. All About Steve 20th Century Fox Comedy $14,827,820 0 2251 $6,587 1 $14,827,820
4. Gamer Lionsgate Suspense $11,949,405 0 2502 $4,776 1 $11,949,405
5. District 9 Sony Science Fiction $9,694,542 -32 3139 $3,088 4 $103,968,663
6. Julie & Julia Sony Biography $7,540,369 -25 2528 $2,983 5 $81,180,763
7. Halloween II The Weinstein Company Horror $7,284,818 -64 3088 $2,359 2 $27,340,710
8. GI Joe Paramount Action $6,984,571 -29 2846 $2,454 5 $141,301,037
9. Extract Miramax Comedy $5,879,107 0 1611 $3,649 1 $5,879,107
10. Time Traveler's Wife, The Warner Bros. Drama $5,801,189 -35 2803 $2,070 4 $56,145,191


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.


August 28 - September 3, 2009


Rank Film Title Distributor Genre Week BO % Change Engmnts Eng. Avg. Weeks B.O. Cume
1. Final Destination, The Warner Bros. Horror $16,232,510 -54 3121 $5,201 2 $51,372,507
2. Inglourious Basterds The Weinstein Company Action $15,963,429 -40 3358 $4,754 3 $96,159,036
3. All About Steve 20th Century Fox Comedy $14,827,820 0 2251 $6,587 1 $14,827,820
4. Gamer Lionsgate Suspense $11,949,405 0 2502 $4,776 1 $11,949,405
5. District 9 Sony Science Fiction $9,694,542 -32 3139 $3,088 4 $103,968,663
6. Julie & Julia Sony Biography $7,540,369 -25 2528 $2,983 5 $81,180,763
7. Halloween II The Weinstein Company Horror $7,284,818 -64 3088 $2,359 2 $27,340,710
8. GI Joe Paramount Action $6,984,571 -29 2846 $2,454 5 $141,301,037
9. Extract Miramax Comedy $5,879,107 0 1611 $3,649 1 $5,879,107
10. Time Traveler's Wife, The Warner Bros. Drama $5,801,189 -35 2803 $2,070 4 $56,145,191


This chart was obtained from Variety.com which obtains its information from Rentrak Theatrical.


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