‘UP’, ‘UP’, and away! Totaled $ 68.2M, # 2 “Night at the Museum” Sequel $ 25.5 million; # 3 ‘Drag Me To Hell’ 16.6 billion, “Star Trek” becomes the first film of 2009 to more than $ 200 million
Instead, to finish as the third highest grossing film Pixar, near the opening weekend of $ 70M mark the 2 best computer animated films, 2004 The Incredibles and Finding Nemo 2003. It worked, although some parents are sending me an email that is too dark for young children. So the battalion unusual starring the voices of Ed Asner and receive excellent income open to about 21.4 million U.S. dollars on Friday and $ 26.5 M Saturday for a $ 68.2M weekend with Sunday’s estimates of $ 20.3 M. Hollywood estimates for its Friday-Saturday and Sunday from gross income started at $ 55M, up to 60 million dollars on the basis of matinees, but did not expect that at the beginning of 2008 Wall-E for $ 63 million. It was the first film in 2009 to snag an A + CinemaScore, and Disney saw the most moving film Pixar to date. Saturday AM / PM Sunday: Hollywood planning a second straight weekend viewers friendly family with the pent up, and it was a crazy success of the two films of the family by placing # 1 and # 2. With 20% of K through-12 school children Friday from Pixar / Disney ’s tenth and 3-D picture of the first film, Up, was able to get a jump on the domestic box office, with matinees occupied since 1534-D theaters 3 – - a record – and a total of 3,766 total theaters. (Not adjusted for inflation or ticket prices or premium prices D-3.) Up also surpassed the first film from DreamWorks, Dv Monsters Alien 3, which opened at $ 59.3 m in 2009 spring break . Disney has been selling up as four-quadrant movie that reaches all the bases – from comedy to adventure. Exit polls showed 31% of the audience were children between 2 and 11, and 69% distributed equally to all other demos
Despite its universal programming counter the potential box office picture did not come to strangers Uni opened to $ 20 million last year on this dateThe other newcomer must come in the 3: subtly titled PG-13 horror picture Drag Me To Hell by Sam Raimi diabolical direction debuted at $ 6.4 million Friday and $ 5.7M Saturday for a weekend $ 2508 16.6 points.
However, 2 nd place went to Century Fox Night 20 of the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian held because of the great morning on Friday and the big launch in 4101 theaters yet. It closed down only 53% of its # 1 opening weekend past. The sequel starring Ben Stiller made $ 7.4 and $ 10.5M Friday Saturday plus an estimated $ 7.5 million on Sunday for a weekend $ 25.5my $ 105.2M cume
Warner Bros disappointing Terminator 4 ‘: Salvation continues to sink, was # 4 with $ 5.1 million (-64%) and $ 6.5 million dates 3602 Saturday Weekend $ 15.2 (-64% ) where analysts expected $ 20M
JJ Abrams franchise reboot on Friday night became the first film in 2009 to approve $ 200 million nationwide. Followed by the Paramount Star Trek at No. 5 with $ 3.6 million Friday and Saturday for $ 5.3 million in 3507 playing for another weekend of $ 12.8 million. Its cume is $ 209.5M
Imagine / Sony ’s Angels & Demons placed sixth with $ 3.4 M Friday and Saturday $ 5 million 3464 run for another weekend of $ 11.2 million and a domestic cume of $ 104.7M new