Box Office 2005

wht the hell is Hitch doind so well?...i mean i like Will Smith but this thing is doing great business
 
Here's a question, why are some people mad or surprised that Hitch is doing so well?!?! If some of you have seen it and don't like it, fine, but some people(in other threads and other message boards) just don't like romantic comedies in general, so they feel justified in writing it off, rather than believing other people might actually like it. To say nothing of its release the weekend before Valentine's Day! It's a perfect date movie! Couple that with a star that's proven to be box-office gold more often than not, and the fact that the movie is actually quite good(okay, in my opinion, anyway), and you've got a successful film.
 
KenK said:
Here's a question, why are some people mad or surprised that Hitch is doing so well?!?! If some of you have seen it and don't like it, fine, but some people(in other threads and other message boards) just don't like romantic comedies in general, so they feel justified in writing it off, rather than believing other people might actually like it. To say nothing of its release the weekend before Valentine's Day! It's a perfect date movie! Couple that with a star that's proven to be box-office gold more often than not, and the fact that the movie is actually quite good(okay, in my opinion, anyway), and you've got a successful film.

i'm not saying its a bad thing , i just want to know if it is THAT good
 
I thought it was. There are your standard romantic comedy staples; jumping to conclusions, momentary break-up, etc, but the cast is great, especially Will and Kevin James when he's helping him get a girl. Hitch is nice because it's not like he's just showing guys how to do good on dates, he genuinely wants to see the men he helps find love and long-term relationships. He actually refuses to help one guy, because it's clear the guy's just looking to get laid. It makes for a cute scene in the movie.
 
KenK said:
I thought it was. There are your standard romantic comedy staples; jumping to conclusions, momentary break-up, etc, but the cast is great, especially Will and Kevin James when he's helping him get a girl. Hitch is nice because it's not like he's just showing guys how to do good on dates, he genuinely wants to see the men he helps find love and long-term relationships. He actually refuses to help one guy, because it's clear the guy's just looking to get laid. It makes for a cute scene in the movie.

ok, i'm gonna see this one
 
North America

1. Hitch ($101 million)
2. Are We There Yet? ($72,4 million)
3. Coach Carter ($65,3 million)
4. White Noise ($55,9 million)
5. Hide and Seek ($48,9 million)
6. Racing Stripes ($46,6 million)
7. Boogeyman ($42,6 million)
8. Constantine ($38,9 million)
9. The Wedding Date ($26,8 million)
10. Elektra ($24,2 million)
11. Assault on Precinct 13 ($20 million)
12. Because of Winn-Dixie ($15,5 million)
13. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($13,5 million)
14. Son of the Mask ($10,2 million)
15. Alone in the Dark ($5,2 million)
16. Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior ($3 million)
17. Aliens of the Deep (2,4 million)
18. Indigo ($1,2 million)
19. Bride and Prejudice ($0,9 million)
20. The Chorus ($0,7 million)
 
North America

1. Hitch ($125,9 million)
2. Are We There Yet? ($77,1 million)
3. Coach Carter ($65,9 million)
4. White Noise ($55,9 million)
5. Constantine ($54,5 million)
6. Hide and Seek ($50,1 million)
7. Racing Stripes ($47,5 million)
8. Boogeyman ($45,2 million)
9. The Wedding Date ($29,5 million)
10. Diary of a Mad Black Woman ($26,1 million)
11. Elektra ($24,3 million)
12. Because of Winn-Dixie ($23,6 million)
13. Assault on Precinct 13 ($20 million)
14. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($16,2 million)
15. Son of the Mask ($14,9 million)
16. Cursed ($11,4 million)
17. Man of the House ($10,5 million)
18. Alone in the Dark ($5,2 million)
19. Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior ($3,6 million)
20. Aliens of the Deep ($2,8 million)
 
Worldwide

1. Howl's Moving Castle ($211,9 million)
2. Hitch ($132 million)
3. Constantine ($108,9 million)
4. Are We There Yet? ($82,3 million)
5. White Noise ($73,4 million)
6. The Chorus ($73,4 million)
7. Hide and Seek ($71,6 million)
8. Coach Carter ($66,8 million)
9. Kung Fu Hustle ($66,2 million)
10. Racing Stripes ($65,4 million)
11. Downfall ($56,8 million)
12. Elektra ($49 million)
13. Boogeyman ($45,2 million)
14. The Wedding Date ($29,5 million)
15. Assault on Precinct 13 ($24,8 million)
16. Because of Winn-Dixie ($23,6 million)
17. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($23 million)
18. Son of the Mask ($20,4 million)
19. Bride and Prejudice ($14,8 million)
20. Cursed ($11,4 million)
 
how come the info for Howl's Moving Castle has not changed in the past 4 or so posts?
 
Wow, Constantine is the third movie of the year worldwide so far... I know, it won´t last much, but... Go comics!
 
kypade said:
how come the info for Howl's Moving Castle has not changed in the past 4 or so posts?

Well, the info hasn't been updated over at Boxofficemojo, so I'm quite confused myself...
 
North America

1. Hitch ($138 million)
2. Are We There Yet? ($78,7 million)
3. Coach Carter ($66,1 million)
4. Constantine ($60,7 million)
5. White Noise ($55,9 million)
6. Hide and Seek ($50,4 million)
7. Racing Stripes ($47,7 million)
8. Boogeyman ($45,8 million)
9. Diary of a Mad Black Woman ($37,1 million)
10. The Pacifier ($30,6 million)
11. The Wedding Date ($30,3 million)
12. Because of Winn-Dixie ($26,8 million)
13. Elektra ($24,3 million)
14. Be Cool ($23,5 million)
15. Assault on Precinct 13 ($20 million)
16. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($17 million)
17. Son of the Mask ($16 million)
18. Cursed ($15,3 million)
19. Man of the House ($14 million)
20. Alone in the Dark ($5,2 million)
 
Comingsoon's predictions for this week's wide releases:

Hostage: $7 to 9 million opening weekend on its way to $20 million or less.
Robots: $50 million plus opening weekend and just under $200 million total.
 
Movies starring black guys dominate the year! THe Revolution is at hand:eek:
 
Worldwide

1. Howl's Moving Castle ($211,9 million)
2. Hitch ($168,4 million)
3. Constantine ($133,7 million)
4. Hide and Seek ($86,7 million)
5. Are We There Yet? ($85,7 million)
6. The Chorus ($74,5 million)
7. White Noise ($73,4 million)
8. Coach Carter ($68,1 million)
9. Racing Stripes ($66,7 million)
10. Kung Fu Hustle ($66,3 million)
11. Downfall ($56,9 million)
12. Elektra ($49,2 million)
13. Boogeyman ($47,6 million)
14. The Pacifier ($32,1 million)
15. The Wedding Date ($30,4 million)
16. Because of Winn-Dixie ($27 million)
17. Assault on Precinct 13 ($25,8 million)
18. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($25 million)
19. Be Cool ($24,8 million)
20. Son of the Mask ($22,5 million)
 
BrodieBruce said:
Movies starring black guys dominate the year! THe Revolution is at hand:eek:

THe chickens are comin' home to roost, y'all!
 
BrodieBruce said:
Movies starring black guys dominate the year! THe Revolution is at hand:eek:

Sorry but that will change when Batman War of the World and Star wars comes out.
 
Galactus said:
Comingsoon's predictions for this week's wide releases:

Hostage: $7 to 9 million opening weekend on its way to $20 million or less.
Robots: $50 million plus opening weekend and just under $200 million total.

Hostage is being compaired to Die Hard...so i hope it does more than 20 mill
 
I know I said it already, but I'll say it again. I am so proud of Howl's Moving Castle's performance at the box office:up: I only hope it is a big of a success here in the U.S. as it is overseas.
 
BruceforLizard said:
Sorry but that will change when Batman War of the World and Star wars comes out.

Sounds like you tryin' to keep us brothas down! BLACK RAGE!! BLACK RAGE!!! *Shoots BruceforLizard at a comic convention panel on the racism of the comic book industry*
 
North America

1. Hitch ($141,1 million)
2. Are We There Yet? ($79 million)
3. Coach Carter ($66,2 million)
4. Constantine ($62,7 million)
5. White Noise ($55,9 million)
6. Hide and Seek ($50,4 million)
7. Racing Stripes ($47,8 million)
8. Boogeyman ($46 million)
9. Diary of a Mad Black Woman ($39,1 million)
10. The Pacifier ($36,3 million)
11. The Wedding Date ($30,6 million)
12. Be Cool ($28,1 million)
13. Because of Winn-Dixie ($27,6 million)
14. Elektra ($24,3 million)
15. Assault on Precinct 13 ($20 million)
16. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($17,2 million)
17. Cursed ($16,2 million)
18. Son of the Mask ($16,2 million)
19. Man of the House ($14,8 million)
20. Alone in the Dark ($5,2 million)
 
North America

1. Hitch ($149,8 million)
2. Are We There Yet? ($79,5 million)
3. Constantine ($66,5 million)
4. Coach Carter ($66,3 million)
5. White Noise ($55,9 million)
6. The Pacifier ($54,5 million)
7. Hide and Seek ($50,5 million)
8. Racing Stripes ($47,9 million)
9. Boogeyman ($46,2 million)
10. Diary of a Mad Black Woman ($44 million)
11. Be Cool ($38,4 million)
12. Robots ($36 million)
13. The Wedding Date ($31 million)
14. Because of Winn-Dixie ($29 million)
15. Elektra ($24,4 million)
16. Assault on Precinct 13 ($20 million)
17. Cursed ($17,8 million)
18. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($17,5 million)
19. Man of the House ($16,5 million)
20. Son of the Mask ($16,4 million)
 
Worldwide

1. Hitch ($216,5 million)
2. Howl's Moving Castle ($211,9 million)
3. Constantine ($153,9 million)
4. Hide and Seek ($94,4 million)
5. Are We There Yet? ($88,4 million)
6. The Chorus ($75,6 million)
7. White Noise ($73,4 million)
8. Racing Stripes ($69,6 million)
9. Coach Carter ($68,7 million)
10. Kung Fu Hustle ($66,3 million)
11. Downfall ($57,3 million)
12. The Pacifier ($56,2 million)
13. Elektra ($51,6 million)
14. Boogeyman ($49,2 million)
15. Robots ($44,1 million)
16. Be Cool ($40,8 million)
17. The Wedding Date ($31 million)
18. Because of Winn-Dixie ($29,1 million)
19. Pooh's Heffalump Movie ($26,4 million)
20. Assault on Precinct 13 ($25,8 million)
 
:eek: what the hell?! Hitch doesn't deserve that much money:mad:
 

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