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This weekend was the worst at the Box Office since 2008. Checkout the top 5 below:
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1. The Dark Knight Rises $160.9 m
2. Ice Age: Contintental Drift $20 m
3. The Amazing Spider-Man $10 m
4. Ted $10 m
5. Brave $6 m
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1. Ted $54.4
2. Magic Mike $39.1
3. Brave $34 m
4. Madea’s Witness Protection $25.3 m
5. Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted $11.8 m
6. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter $6 m
7. Moonrise Kingdom $4.9 m
8. Prometheus $4.4 m
9. Snow White and the Huntsman $4.4 m
10. Marvel’s The Avengers $4 m
Hip hop mogul 50 Cent’s Cheetah Vision film company and production shingle Emmett/Furla have inked a 10-film deal with Grindstone/Lionsgate. The first film expected to be produced via the new deal is Empire State starring action star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The company is also prepping the Sylvester Stallone/Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle The Tombs.
“We have partnered with the Lionsgate family on films for more than 10 years, and we’re thrilled to see our partnership continue to grow with their success,” said Emmett/Furla’s Randall Emmett and George Furla.
Cheetah Vision was founded in 2009 and has produced a number of successful straight-to-DVD films via its initial deal with Grindstone/
Lionsgate.
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After breaking box office records opening weekend, Marvel’s The Avengers hit the billion dollar mark Mother’s Day weekend.
According to estimate reports from Disney, The Avengers earned 103.2 million dollars in sales this past weekend, plus an additional 95.4 million from international sales. Sharing the spot with Avatar and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows as the only movies to reach that amount quickly, The Avengers currently stands at number 18 on the all time domestic box office chart and is expected to jump into the top ten after next weekend.
Breaking a few records of their own, it’s the only film to gross $300 million in a matter of nine days and the 103.2 million earned this weekend surpassed Avatar’s 75.6 million second-weekend sales back in 2009.
Last week, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced The Avengers will have a second installment, following the success of the film’s opening weekend.
Title/ Weekend Gross (in millions usd $$$)
1. Marvel’s The Avengers $207.4 m
2. Think Like A Man $8.1 m
3. The Hunger Games $5.5 m
4. The Pirates! Band of Misfits $5.5 m
5. The Lucky One $5.3 m
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