Weekend #s WKND BO: #42 $27.3M, #ScaryMovie5 $15.2M, Croods $13.2M GIJoe2 $10.8M

[kayumanggi]

No... Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the least leggiest A+ movie.

Avengers multiplier: 3.00

Chamber of Secrets: 2.96

 

And yeah... It had a A+ cinema score.

 

Proof:

"According to opening night audience tracker CinemaScore, Chamber of Secrets garnered an A+ from moviegoers compared to the A that Sorcerer's Stone earned. Warner Bros.' exit polling had 91% of moviegoers rating the picture either "excellent" or "very good."

 

Oh yeah. I saw that before. HP: COS was the weakest of the series IMO.

[ChD]

Right... I've only checked a few movies, but if someone's bored enough to look for the least leggiest A+ cinemascore movie, here's the list with all of them (Around 50)
 

[*]Akeelah and the Bee (2006, Lionsgate) [*]Aladdin (1992, Disney Animation) [*]Beauty and the Beast (1991, Disney Animation) [*]The Blind Side (2009, Warner Bros.) [*]The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005, Disney) [*]Cinderella Man (2005, Universal) [*]Dances With Wolves (1990, Orion) [*]Dead Poets Society (1989, Disney) [*]Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005, Lionsgate) [*]Die Hard (1988, Fox) [*]Dreamer (2005, Dreamworks) [*]Driving Miss Daisy (1989, Warner Bros.) [*]Drumline (2002, Fox) [*]A Dry White Season (1989, MGM) [*]E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982, Universal) [*]A Few Good Men (1992, Sony) [*]Finding Forrester (2000, Sony) [*]Forrest Gump (1994, Paramount) [*]The Fugitive (1993, Warner Bros.) [*]Gandhi (1982, Columbia) [*]Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002, Warner Bros.) [*]The Help (2011, Disney) [*]Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993, Disney) [*]The Incredibles (2004, Disney /Pixar) [*]Iron Will (1994, Disney) [*]The Joy Luck Club (1993, Disney) [*]The King's Speech (2010, Weinstein) [*]Lean on Me (1989, Warner Bros.) [*]Lethal Weapon 2 (1989, Warner Bros.) [*]The Lion King (1994, Disney Animation) [*]Monsters, Inc. (2001, Disney/Pixar) [*]Mr. Holland's Opus (1995, Disney) [*]Mulan (1998, Disney Animation) [*]Music of the Heart (1999, Miramax) [*]The Passion of the Christ (2004, Newmarket) [*]The Polar Express (2004, Warner Bros.) [*]The Princess Bride (1987, Fox) [*]Ray (2004, Universal) [*]Remember the Titans (2000, Disney) [*]Rocky 3 (1982, United Artists) [*]Schindler's List (1993, Universal) [*]Soul Food (1997, Fox) [*]Soul Surfer (2011, Sony) [*]Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986, Paramount) [*]Star Wars (1999 rerelease, Fox) [*]Tangled (2010, Disney Animation) [*]Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991, TriStar) [*]Titanic (1997, Paramount) [*]Toy Story 2 (1999, Disney /Pixar) [*]Up (2009, Disney/pixar) [*]When Harry Met Sally … (1989, Columbia) [*]Why Did I Get Married? (2007, Lionsgate)

[ChD]

Randomly checked the last movie on the list: Tyler Perry's Why Did I get married.

 

Multiplier: x2.58

[kayumanggi]

That got an A+?

[4815162342]

Not surprised the comedy about humpback whales disguised as a Star Trek film got an A+.

[kayumanggi]

WKND BO: #42 $27.3M, #ScaryMovie5 $15.2M, Croods $13.2M/$142.5M, GIJoe2 $10.8M/$102.4M, EvilDead $9.5M/$41.5M.

https://twitter.com/giteshpandya/status/323464884815802369

[kayumanggi]

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Ha ha!

[Deep Wang]

Randomly checked the last movie on the list: Tyler Perry's Why Did I get married.

 

Multiplier: x2.58

 

I saw that and didn't even bother looking.  It has to be the least leggy.

[Gopher]

Honestly Scary Movie 5 could have done worse so I'm still somewhat disappointed in America. It's going to be an uphill battle now for Croods to hit 200. Weird that it dropped as much as it did without any competition. Evil Dead died pretty quickly (what's the last horror movie that had decent legs? Cabin in the Woods?) but low 50s is great off a tiny budget so it's fine.

[Ezen Baklattan]

The Croods didn't have the "OMG Amazing!" factor that HTTYD had, even with a competition-free April and early May. A 4x multiplier will still be excellent for it.

[kayumanggi]

TomCruise's #Oblivion opens #1 internationally w/ big $61.1M from 52 mkts (#1 in 48) led by Russia's $8.6M & UK's $7.9M.

https://twitter.com/giteshpandya/status/323470165071233024

[Alpha]

1. 42 - $27,250,000 (NEW)2. Scary Movie 5 - $15,153,000 (NEW)3. The Croods - $13,200,000 (-36%)4. G.I. Joe: Retaliation - $10,800,000 (-48%)5. Evil Dead - $9,500,000 (-63%)6. Jurassic Park 3D - $8,820,000 (-53%)7. Olympus Has Fallen - $7,283,000 (-28%)8. Oz: The Great and Powerful - $4,923,000 (-39%)9. Tyler Perry's Temptation - $4,500,000 (-55%)

10. The Place Beyond The Pines - $4,079,576 (+480%)11. The Host - $2,394,000 (-54%)12. The Call - $1,950,000 (-44%)

[RichWS]

Solid expansion for Place Beyond the Pines. Not so much for Trance.

[Alpha]

TomCruise's #Oblivion opens #1 internationally w/ big $61.1M from 52 mkts (#1 in 48) led by Russia's $8.6M & UK's $7.9M.

https://twitter.com/giteshpandya/status/323470165071233024

 

[kayumanggi]

And that's without 3D.

[ChD]

That's great for Oblivion. If it doesn't drop too much with Iron Man coming, it might make 150M.

[Alpha]

Solid expansion for Place Beyond the Pines. Not so much for Trance.

 

Trance could've done better if it didn't make a huge jump from 4 locations in NY/LA and instead gone for the slow expansion throughout April. Even Place Beyond The Pines could've done better (though that is a solid expansion).

[kayumanggi]

That's great for Oblivion. If it doesn't drop too much with Iron Man coming, it might make 150M.

 

I say 200 M. Still have China.

[wileECoyote]

The Croods didn't have the "OMG Amazing!" factor that HTTYD had, even with a competition-free April and early May. A 4x multiplier will still be excellent for it.

Agreed.

[Alpha]

That's great for Oblivion. If it doesn't drop too much with Iron Man coming, it might make 150M.

 

OS is going to be the saving factor, as domestic totals are likely to be not as impressive.

 

Universal kind of gave up on Oblivion making over $200M DOM when they started the generic ad campaign. Believe it or not, the most recent YouTube ads are in Spanish.