Ryan Reynolds

so selling less tickets than the last one...i guess the old school Trekkies gave the last movie a chance and didn't like what they saw and are not getting fooled again

So Great Gatsby will have a higher opening day then Trek 2

39m is very solid opening

Tron 3 really ...who is asking for this besides fanboys? next john carter 2?

Nikki calling Beautiful Creatures a bomb now...lol.....and Warm Bodies showing some deserved legs ‘Die Hard 5′ And ‘Safe Haven’ $10M-$11M On Valentines Day; ‘Beautiful Creatures’ Bombs By NIKKI FINKE, Editor in Chief | Thursday February 14, 2013 @ 8:32pm PSTTags: A Good Day To Die Hard, Beautiful Creatures, Box Office, Safe Haven inShare0 THURSDAY 8:30 PM, 3RD UPDATE: My sources say Fox’s A Good Day To Die Hard around $10M-$11M and Relativity’s Safe Haven around $9M-$10M are still battling it out for Valentine’s Day supremacy. Universal’s holdover Identity Thief will be #3 with around $6M. Summit Entertainment/Lionsgate’s two week old Warm Bodies #4 with around $3M. And to complete the Top Five, Warner Bros’ Beautiful Creatures looks to open with a very disappointing $3M-$4M.

great for IT very good for warm bodies considering the weather and decent for side effects

Reacher has less than half the budget and marketing than K&D....so it is doing just fine

Good for Jack Reacher...obviously wrong time of year to release This Is 40

I'll believe it when it happens, I think it could happen after next Star Wars. They will try to tie it in somehow. Hard to believe they move forward on a franchise they merely broke even on. Not sure why Disney overspends so much....hopefully they stop spending 200m+ on unproven franchises

Summer is over , TDKR is best quality wise, while Avengers wins Box Office wise, otherwise boring Summer

Batman may struggle from here on out, Olympics may kill its legs worldwide

I'm guessing the TDKR had no chance of breaking records before the tragic incident...maybe in would have done mid 180s tops...anyways the movie delivers,...should have legs...best Hollywood movie of summer

Big drop in ticket sales for spider-man...3d and overseas should save it

this movie is hardly a failure unless it fails to to sniff 300m with 3d surcharges...280m+ should be a success

presales mean little, trans3 had mediocre presales and did good enough domestically but not spectacular...if it can work as a family film also it doesn't matter, but if strictly a fanboy film, it matters

if it performs like rise of the apes, 55m weekend should be the highend

some numbers... 1. Marvel’s The Avengers (Disney) Week 3 [4,349 Runs] PG13 Friday $15.3M, Saturday $23M, Weekend $54.0M, Cume $454.5M 2. Battleship (Universal) NEW [3,690 Runs] PG13 Friday $9.0M, Saturday $10.2M, Weekend $25.5M 3. The Dictator (Paramount) NEW-Wed [3,008 Runs] R Friday $5.7M, Saturda $6.6M, Weekend $16.4M, Cume $23.4M 4. Dark Shadows (Warner Bros) Week 2 [3,755 Runs] PG13 Friday $3.7M (-61%), Saturday $5.2M, Weekend $12.6M, Cume $50.2M 5. What To Expect When You’re Expecting (Lionsg) NEW [3,021 Runs] PG13 Friday $3.8M, Saturday $4.1M, Weekend $10.5M 6. Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Fox Searchlight) Week 3 [354 Runs] PG13 Friday $872K, Saturday, Weekend $3M, Cume $8.7M 7. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate) Week 9 [2,064 Runs] Friday $820K, Saturday, Weekend $2.4M, Cume $391.0M 8. Think Like A Man (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 5 [1,722 Runs] PG13 Friday $800K, Saturday, Weekend $2.4M, Cume $85.6M 9. The Lucky One (Warner Bros) Week 5 [2,055 Runs] PG13 Friday $585K, Saturday, Weekend $1.8M, Cume $57.0M 10. Pirates! Band Of Misfits (Aardman/Sony) Week 4 [1,840 Ru

Transformers is in decline domestically just like the POTC franchise, but still big overseas. Based on rotten tomatoes the 2nd one rated higher than the 3rd, so it would probably decline again domestically

Taylor Kitsch is officially box office poison....Good thing for the Dictator that SBC does well overseas like Rowan Atkinson

revised again... 1. Marvel’s The Avengers (Disney) Week 3 [4,349 Runs] PG13 Friday $15.5M, Weekend $52.5M, Cume $454.5M 2. Battleship (Universal) NEW [3,690 Runs] PG13 Friday $9.5M, Weekend $26M 3. The Dictator (Paramount) NEW-Wed [3,008 Runs] R Friday $6.0M, Weekend $17.0M, Cume $24.0M 4. What To Expect When You’re Expecting (Lionsgate) NEW [3,021 Runs] PG13 Friday $4.4M, Weekend $12.0M 5. Dark Shadows (Warner Bros) Week 2 [3,755 Runs] PG13 Friday $3.7M (-61%), Weekend $11.5M, Cume $49.6M 6. Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Fox Searchlight) Week 3 [354 Runs] PG13 Friday $800K, Weekend $3M, Cume $8.7M 7. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate) Week 9 [2,064 Runs] Friday $800K, Weekend $2.8M, Cume $391.8M 8. Think Like A Man (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 5 [1,722 Runs] PG13 Friday $800K, Weekend $2.5M, $86.0M 9. The Lucky One (Warner Bros) Week 5 [2,055 Runs] PG13 Friday $600K, Weekend $1.6M, $57.3M 10. Pirates! Band Of Misfits (Aardman/Sony) Week 4 [1,840 Runs] PG Friday $300K, Weekend $1.4M, Cume $25.3M

very underwhelming for Dark Shadows...Disney might be getting nervous about Lone Ranger now

so does everyone agree dark knight is a better villain film than superhero film?

come on rank the superhero filmsx2dark knightbatman 1989watchmeniron man 1teenage mutant ninja turtles :)thoravengersfirst classsuperman seriesno fan of spider man series

no fan of green lanturd

again that's your opinion as is mine....i think X2 and Dark Knight lived up to the hype more...not really x2 cause x1 was average...but i was was blown awayavengers simply did what it had to do ...no more