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A technician will visit today. Damn it. It's no easy using my phone. And it's not free.Jim, THIS MEANS WAR is not included. It's for next week.

Jamar joined Idol before. Was friend of Danny Gokey.

I have lost Internet at home. Using my phone.Next game please:THE SECRET WORLD OF ARRIETTYGHOST RIDER: SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE

I'm thinking 47 M | 149 M

...and the overseas gross?

That's good considering the very strong Friday number.

You call THE VOW decent?

The same question here.

Could the healthy box office trend save this?

There were a lot of "watchable" films in 2011 that general audience didn't see. Something was really wrong last year.

Biggest opening weekend by a film opening the year - THE DEVIL INSIDEFirst time ever to have two films open to over 20 M during the Super bowl weekend - CHRONICLE and THE WOMAN IN BLACKFirst time ever to see four movies open to 20 M each in a non-holiday weekend - Feb 10 - Feb 12 weekendBiggest non-holiday 3-day weekend in February...EVER.

LOL I'm so anticipating Summer numbers. Box office is on fire.

Yes. The sudden change is staggering. Unbelievable. By the way, JC needs this revived interest in movies from Americans.

By the way Nikki is expecting THE VOW to drop 43% on Sunday?

This weekend is INSANE. Just INSANE.

That's awesome for CHRONICLE too!

That's one huge Saturday jump for JOURNEY ll!

http://www.deadline....afe-house-530k/ SATURDAY PM: “Looks like that first-ever 4 openings over $20 mil on a non-holiday weekend has happened,” a studio exec emails me tonight. (On the 2008 holiday weekend December 26-28, all four movies opened on Christmas to $20+M openings that three-day weekend: Fox’s Marley And Me $36.4M, Disney’sBedtime Stories $27.4M, Paramount’s Benjamin Button $26.9M, and MGM/UA’sValkyrie $21M.) By the way, this is Screen Gems’ biggest opening, topping Dear John at $30.5M. That’s a Channing Tatum 1-2 punch. A record-breaking weekend gets even bigger at $175M overall moviegoing, or +25% from last year. It’s also the biggest non-holiday Fri-Sat-Sun in February of all time, kicking up the red hot 2012 start even more. I for one am relieved not to have to write the word ‘slump’. Full analysis coming. Here’s the Top Five: 1. The Vow (Screen Gems/Sony) NEW [2,958 Theaters] Friday $15.3M, Saturday $16.4M, Weekend $41M 2. Safe House (Universal) NEW [3,119 Theaters] Friday $13.8M, Saturday $16.5M, Weekend $39M 3. Journey 2: Mysterious Island 3D (Warner Bros) NEW [3,470 Theaters] Friday $6.5M, Saturday $12.4M, Weekend $27M 4. Star Wars 3D: Phantom Menace (LucasFilm/Fox) NEW [2,655 Theaters] Friday $8.6M, Saturday$8.7M, Weekend $23M 5. Chronicle (Fox) Week 2 [2,908 Theater] Friday $3.5M, Saturday $5.5M, Weekend $12M (-46%), Cume $39.8M 6. The Woman In Black (CBS Films) Week 2 [2,856 Theaters] Friday $3.3M, Saturday $4.7M, Weekend $10.4M (-50%), Cume $35.6M 7. The Grey (Open Road) Week 3 [2,801 Theaters] Friday $1.3M, Saturday $2.3M, Weekend $5M, Cume $42.7M 8. Big Miracle (Working Title/Universal) Week 2 [2,133 Theaters] Friday $920K, Saturday $1.7M, Weekend $3.7M, Cume $13M 9. The Descendants (Fox Searchlight) Week 13 [1,581 Theaters] Friday $872K, Saturday $1.6M, Weekend $3.4M, Cume $70.6M 10. Underworld Awakening (Sony) Week 4 [1,657 Theaters] Friday $666K, Saturday $1.1M, Weekend $2.5M, Cume $58.9M

Yeah, that's it I guess.

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