Hi Everyone, taking a little break from my vacation to give ya’ll this weekends box office totals. Angels and Demon’s took the number one place with $48 million, which is a far cry from “The Da Vinci Code” $77 million in 2006. Last weeks number one Star Trek fell to number two with $43 million,…
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As the case goes every summer, another weekend, another blockbuster movie. This weekend saw the release of “Star Trek”, a reboot from mega producer J.J. Abrams. Well, it didn’t disappoint in the box office department. Star Trek landed in number 1 with $72.5 million. Thats about $13 million short of what Wolverine did last weekend. Wolverine…
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The Star Trek reboot opened yesterday (May 8th) and produced some pretty good numbers. It’s opening day totals were $24 million, and if you add in the $7 million from the midnight screening, thats an impressive $31 million dollars. Now that is still behind the $35 million Wolverine did last weekend, it is more in…
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Wasting no time, People.com is reporting that it looks like the next film in the X-Men Origins franchise could be that of Wade Wilson/Deadpool. Ryan Reynolds who portrayed DeadPool in Wolverine is said to be in talks to once again wield those swords!!! “Deadpool, actually mercenary Wade Wilson, will overcome the setback suffered in Wolverine…
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Okay, so as promised, here is what I thought of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Overall, I thought it was a pretty awesome movie. However, there were points in the movie where I thought the storyline dragged a little, and some of the dialogue was a little dry, but the action scenes almost made up for that….
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With a resounding “Duh”, “X-Mens Origins:Wolverine” wins this weekend box office with an estimated $87 million. In a still very distant second place is “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” with a little over $15 million. Last weekends number 1 “Obsessed” dropped to number 3 with about $12.2 million, and Zac Efron’s “17 Again” drops to number…
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