Box Office 2006 Part 2

[primemover]

Click cost 82.5 million. Holy Cow thats alot.

Hollywood is going to be smiling from hear to hear in these next 3 too 4 weeks!

I guess this makes sense since you 'hear' out of your 'ears'

 

[Galactus]

Worldwide

1. The Da Vinci Code ($701,5 million)
2. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($638,6 million)
3. X-Men: The Last Stand ($420,8 million)
4. Mission: Impossible III ($337,1 million)
5. Cars ($184,2 million)
6. Inside Man ($180,2 million)
7. Over the Hedge ($169,7 million)
8. Scary Movie 4 ($164,4 million)
9. The Pink Panther ($158,7 million)
10. Poseidon ($142,1 million)
11. Big Momma's House 2 ($137,9 million)
12. V for Vendetta ($131,4 million)
13. Failure to Launch ($127,2 million)
14. Nanny McPhee ($120,9 million)
15. Eight Below ($119,6 million)
16. The Break-Up ($117,1 million)
17. Underworld: Evolution ($110,8 million)
18. Final Destination 3 ($109,5 million)
19. The Omen ($109 million)
20. The Wild ($84,3 million)

 

[Galactus]

North America

1. X-Men: The Last Stand ($226,5 million)
2. The Da Vinci Code ($207,5 million)
3. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($193,6 million)
4. Cars ($168 million)
5. Over the Hedge ($146,4 million)
6. Mission: Impossible III ($131,8 million)
7. The Break-Up ($107,2 million)
8. Scary Movie 4 ($89,9 million)
9. Failure to Launch ($88,7 million)
10. Inside Man ($88,5 million)
11. The Pink Panther ($82,2 million)
12. Eight Below ($81,6 million)
13. V for Vendetta ($70,5 million)
14. Big Momma's House 2 ($70,2 million)
15. RV ($67,2 million)
16. Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion ($63,3 million)
17. Underworld: Evolution ($62,3 million)
18. The Shaggy Dog ($60,7 million)
19. Nacho Libre ($58,8 million)
20. Click ($58,5 million)

 

[Galactus]

Year-to-date comparison

Total box office numbers between 1 January and 29 June

2006: $4 379,5 million
2005: $4 230,3 million
2004: $4 614,5 million
2003: $4 372,8 million
2002: $4 450,3 million

 

[Galactus]

Comingsoon's predictions:

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest: For the first time in four years, the Weekend Warrior is going on record to say that Dead Man's Chest will break Spider-Man's 3-day weekend record with $115 to 118 million over the weekend after a Friday opening in the $43 to 45 million range. Its legs may not be anywhere near to the first movie, but it should end the summer with over $300 million.

 

[TheVileOne]

If it does break that record it will only be because of inflated ticket prices.

I don't think it will make that much this weekend.

One thing is for sure. Superman is dead in the water.

 

[GoldenAgeHero]

If it does break that record it will only be because of inflated ticket prices.

I don't think it will make that much this weekend.

One thing is for sure. Superman is dead in the water.

more like super dud. i dont know. i wouldnt say it's impossible for the film to breakspidey's record. but theres a good chance.

 

[redmarvel]

Superman may not be the world's greatest superhero at the box office, but the Man of Steel still flies high.

Superman Returns took in $52.15 million over opening weekend, lifting its five-day total since its debut Wednesday to $84.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.

That puts the Warner Bros. film ahead of the premiere of last year's Batman Begins, another Warner superhero revival, which took in $48.7 million over its opening weekend and $72.9 million in its first five days. But Superman Returns finished far behind Sony's Spider-Man 2, the record-holder for best five-day openings, with $152.4 million over Fourth of July weekend in 2004.

http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/BoxOffice/

 

[Cinemaman]

Well, POTC2 can break Spidey's record, but it is still doubtful for me.

I think it will make about $35-40m opening day and $90-100m opening weekend.

 

[Erzengel]

Any movie can in essense break Spidey's record however after how many luke warm movies since May, everyone seems to be thinking Pirates will be this juggernaut. It might just have some moderate success. This is the first year in a while, where a May movie hasn't done extremely well.

 

[Galactus]

North America

1. X-Men: The Last Stand ($229,8 million)
2. The Da Vinci Code ($211,2 million)
3. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($194 million)
4. Cars ($190,5 million)
5. Over the Hedge ($148,5 million)
6. Mission: Impossible III ($132,6 million)
7. The Break-Up ($111,7 million)
8. Superman Returns ($108,1 million)
9. Scary Movie 4 ($90,3 million)
10. Failure to Launch ($88,7 million)
11. Inside Man ($88,5 million)
12. Click ($87,6 million)
13. The Pink Panther ($82,2 million)
14. Eight Below ($81,6 million)
15. V for Vendetta ($70,5 million)
16. Big Momma's House 2 ($70,2 million)
17. Nacho Libre ($68,5 million)
18. RV ($68,2 million)
19. Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion ($63,3 million)
20. Underworld: Evolution ($62,3 million)

 

[Cinemaman]

My predictions for POTC2 opening.

July 7th - $47m

July 8th - $35m

July 9th - $28m

Opening weekend: $110m.

 

[Galactus]

North America

1. X-Men: The Last Stand ($230,4 million)
2. The Da Vinci Code ($211,9 million)
3. Cars ($195,2 million)
4. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($194,1 million)
5. Over the Hedge ($149,1 million)
6. Mission: Impossible III ($132,7 million)
7. Superman Returns ($119,8 million)
8. The Break-Up ($112,7 million)
9. Click ($93,9 million)
10. Scary Movie 4 ($90,4 million)
11. Failure to Launch ($88,7 million)
12. Inside Man ($88,5 million)
13. The Pink Panther ($82,2 million)
14. Eight Below ($81,6 million)
15. V for Vendetta ($70,5 million)
16. Nacho Libre ($70,5 million)
17. Big Momma's House 2 ($70,2 million)
18. RV ($68,2 million)
19. Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion ($63,3 million)
20. Underworld: Evolution ($62,3 million)

 

[Galactus]

Year-to-date comparison

Total box office numbers between 1 January and 6 July

2006: $4 648,2 million
2005: $4 472,2 million
2004: $4 961,4 million
2003: $4 617,4 million
2002: $4 732,3 million

 

[Galactus]

Worldwide

1. The Da Vinci Code ($719,6 million)
2. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($639,2 million)
3. X-Men: The Last Stand ($426,1 million)
4. Mission: Impossible III ($339,1 million)
5. Cars ($219,6 million)
6. Over the Hedge ($186,6 million)
7. Inside Man ($181 million)
8. Scary Movie 4 ($165,1 million)
9. The Pink Panther ($158,7 million)
10. Poseidon ($155,3 million)
11. Superman Returns ($139,8 million)
12. Big Momma's House 2 ($137,9 million)
13. V for Vendetta ($131,4 million)
14. The Break-Up ($129,5 million)
15. Failure to Launch ($127,6 million)
16. Nanny McPhee ($120,9 million)
17. Eight Below ($119,6 million)
18. Underworld: Evolution ($111 million)
19. The Omen ($110,3 million)
20. Final Destination 3 ($109,5 million)

 

[Galactus]

North America

1. X-Men: The Last Stand ($231,3 million)
2. The Da Vinci Code ($213,2 million)
3. Cars ($205,9 million)
4. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($194,3 million)
5. Over the Hedge ($149,7 million)
6. Superman Returns ($141,6 million)
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($135,6 million)
8. Mission: Impossible III ($133 million)
9. The Break-Up ($114,3 million)
10. Click ($105,8 million)
11. Scary Movie 4 ($90,5 million)
12. Failure to Launch ($88,7 million)
13. Inside Man ($88,5 million)
14. The Pink Panther ($82,2 million)
15. Eight Below ($81,6 million)
16. Nacho Libre ($73,8 million)
17. V for Vendetta ($70,5 million)
18. Big Momma's House 2 ($70,2 million)
19. RV ($68,8 million)
20. Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion ($63,3 million)
21. The Devil Wears Prada ($63,1 million)

 

[Speedball]

POTC will be on top in a few days, just you guys watch

 

[Galactus]

Comingsoon's predictions:

Little Man: $17 to 19 million on its way to $55 million

You, Me and Dupree: $15 to 17 million on its way to $65 million.

And they predict a 51% drop for POTC. Whatever happens it shouldn't have any problems to remain at the number one spot for at least another weekend

 

[Galactus]

Worldwide

1. The Da Vinci Code ($728,5 million)
2. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($641,2 million)
3. X-Men: The Last Stand ($436,8 million)
4. Mission: Impossible III ($352,4 million)
5. Cars ($272,2 million)
6. Over the Hedge ($212,9 million)
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($200,4 million)
8. Inside Man ($182,5 million)
9. Superman Returns ($180,1 million)
10. Scary Movie 4 ($173,5 million)
11. Poseidon ($161,9 million)
12. The Pink Panther ($158,4 million)
13. Big Momma's House 2 ($138 million)
14. The Break-Up ($135,6 million)
15. V for Vendetta ($131,4 million)
16. Failure to Launch ($127,9 million)
17. Nanny McPhee ($120,9 million)
18. Eight Below ($120,2 million)
19. Click ($116,8 million)
20. The Omen ($116,4 million)

 

[Speedball]

Comingsoon's predictions:

Little Man: $17 to 19 million on its way to $55 million

You, Me and Dupree: $15 to 17 million on its way to $65 million.

And they predict a 51% drop for POTC. Whatever happens it shouldn't have any problems to remain at the number one spot for at least another weekend

this is a joke right?
Little man will fail miserably.

 

[Galactus]

North America

1. X-Men: The Last Stand ($231,8 million)
2. The Da Vinci Code ($214 million)
3. Cars ($212,2 million)
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($196 million)
5. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($194,5 million)
6. Superman Returns ($152 million)
7. Over the Hedge ($150,3 million)
8. Mission: Impossible III ($133,2 million)
9. The Break-Up ($115,2 million)
10. Click ($112,7 million)
11. Scary Movie 4 ($90,6 million)
12. Failure to Launch ($88,7 million)
13. Inside Man ($88,5 million)
14. The Pink Panther ($82,2 million)
15. Eight Below ($81,6 million)
16. Nacho Libre ($75,6 million)
17. The Devil Wears Prada ($73,1 million)
18. V for Vendetta ($70,5 million)
19. Big Momma's House 2 ($70,2 million)
20. RV ($68,8 million)

 

[Galactus]

Year-to-date comparison

Total box office numbers between 1 January and 13 July

2006: $4 974,3 million
2005: $4 692,3 million
2004: $5 207,7 million
2003: $4 858,9 million
2002: $4 955,6 million

 

[Galactus]

this is a joke right?
Little man will fail miserably.

It made an estimated $7,6 million on Friday...

 

[terry78]

Little Man hits second place with 21 million. Hand it to the Wayans, they make mediocre stuff, but it always turns a hefty profit compared to its budget.

 

[Galactus]

North America

1. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($258,4 million)
2. X-Men: The Last Stand ($232,3 million)
3. Cars ($220 million)
4. The Da Vinci Code ($214,9 million)
5. Ice Age: The Meltdown ($194,6 million)
6. Superman Returns ($164,3 million)
7. Over the Hedge ($150,9 million)
8. Mission: Impossible III ($133,4 million)
9. Click ($120 million)
10. The Break-Up ($116,1 million)
11. Scary Movie 4 ($90,6 million)
12. Failure to Launch ($88,7 million)
13. Inside Man ($88,5 million)
14. The Devil Wears Prada ($83,5 million)
15. The Pink Panther ($82,2 million)
16. Eight Below ($81,6 million)
17. Nacho Libre ($77,2 million)
18. V for Vendetta ($70,5 million)
19. Big Momma's House 2 ($70,2 million)
20. RV ($69,4 million)

Looks like Pirates will be number one this year, because I can't see anything that could beat it. And it should be interesting to see if Cars can beat X-Men