September 30th, 2008 at 8:29 pm
The second episode is here! Today some news about:
- Saw 10, uh.. 5
- Spider-Man 4 with Kirsten Durnst
- Benjamin Button trailer with Brad Pitt
- Madonna’s Filth
- Inglorious Bastards by Tarantino
- Keira Knightley about the new Pirates
- Transformers’ IMAX scenes
- Iron Man 2 as well
- And Sam Mendes reunites Kate Winslet and Leonardo Dicaprio
Hope you’ll enjoy!
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June 23rd, 2008 at 5:15 am
Another batch of +$100 million budget movies is coming up. This week we’ll see ‘Wall-e,’ the highly anticipated new $120 million Pixar animation. ‘Wanted,’ the teen-oriented, action driven, testosterone powered, Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy featuring $65 million spy movie. And the week after, anti-hero, rehab going and $150 million ‘Hancock’ will storm theaters early July 1st.
Tracking for ‘Wall-e’ is good. Compared to ‘Ratatouille’ last year:
Awareness: 84% (compared to 82% for ‘Ratatouille’)
Definite Interest: 41% (to 38% for ‘Ratatouille’)
First choice: 10% (to 8% for ‘Ratatouille’)
Very early box office estimates would put ‘Wall-e’ around a $70 million opening weekend.
Continue reading Tracking numbers: ‘Wall-e,’ ‘Wanted’ and ‘Hancock’ strong
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Tags: angelina jolie, box office, budget, hancock, iron man, james mcavoy, pixar, ratatouille, the incredible hulk, tracking, wall-e, walle, wanted, will smith Posted in Box Office, News |
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June 22nd, 2008 at 12:00 am
I’ve been staying at a no-internet zone for a couple of days, so I’m sorry for the slightly lower update frequency. This also caused the delayed roundup, but it’s an interesting one nonetheless.
1. The Incredible Hulk: $74,919,370 ($150 million budget)
2. Kung Fu Panda: $50,218,801 ($130 million budget, second week)
3. The Happening: $40,267,349 ($57 million budget)
Continue reading The delayed last week’s box office roundup
