GI Joe Shows Aggression at Box Office

The 12 estimated top producing motion pictures for the weekend (August 7-9, 2009) according to Rentrak Theatrical are:   Rank Title              Gross          Locations   1  GI Joe               $56,200,000    4007   2  Julie & Julia       $20,100,000    2354   3  G-Force               $9,804,000    3482   4  Harry Potter          $8,880,000    3455   5  Funny People          $7,865,920    3008   6  The [...]

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Funny People and Harry Potter Top the Box Office Sales

Rentrak Theatrical has announced the weekend theatrical box office estimates for the weekend period: July 31 – August 2, 2009. The estimates come from the company’s Box Office Essentials theatrical box office data collection and analytical service. The 12 estimated top producing motion pictures for the weekend are:   Rank  Title               Weekend Gross   Locations    [...]

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Harry Potter Magic at Box Office

Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince raked in over $79 million during July 17-19 at the box office. Rentrak Theatrical has announced its weekend theatrical box office estimates. The 12 top motion pictures for the weekend (sales – locations) are:      1   Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince ($79,475,000 – 4325)      2   [...]

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Box Office Toppers: The Hangover, Up

The 12 estimated top producing motion pictures (with sales, locations) for the weekend June 12-14, according to Rentrak Theatrical include:      1   The Hangover ($33,415,000 – 3355)      2   Up ($30,515,000 – 3886)      3   Taking Of Pelham 123 ($25,000,000 – 3074)      4   Night At The Museum ($9,600,000 – 3365)      5   Land Of [...]

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Up, The Hangover, Land Of The Lost: Box Office Leaders

According to Rentrak Theatrical’s Box Office Essentials service, the 12 estimated top producing motion pictures (with gross collections and number of locations) for the weekend period June 5-7 are:   1    Up  ($44,244,000 – 3818)   2    The Hangover ($43,275,000 – 3269)   3    Land Of The Lost ($19,523,945 – 3521)   4    Night At [...]

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Up Comes Up at the Box Office

The Disney-Pixar film, Up, has grossed over $68 million to secure the No.1 position at the box office during the weekend, May 29-31, says Rentrak Theatrical based on its Box Office Essentials theatrical box office data collection and analytical service.  The 12 estimated top producing motion pictures with sales and number of locations for the [...]

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Weekend Box Office Record

Rentrak Theatrical has announced the weekend box office estimates for May 1-3 based on its Box Office Essentials theatrical box office data collection and analytical service. The 12 estimated top producing motion pictures for the weekend (with gross revenues and numbers of locations) are:      1   X-Men Origins: Wolverine  ($87,000,000 – 4099)      2   The [...]

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Obsessed is at the Top

Earning $28.5 million at the box office, the April 24 release Obsessed was at the top of the chart for the weekend, April 24-26. The data comes from Rentrak Theatrical’s Box Office Essentials theatrical box office data collection and analytical service. Obsessed has done slightly better than the last week’s top movie, “17 Again,” which [...]

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Boxoffice Blues

After the fast and furious performance of Universal Pictures’ action-thriller, Fast & Furious, making a whopping $72 million during its first weekend April 3-5, the boxoffice response to other new releases has been quite lukewarm. Even the loud and hyped Hannah Montana during its first weekend April 10-12 couldn’t reach even half the level of [...]

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Now, Get Ready to Play Fast & Furious

Stillfront AB, a Sweden-based game developer and publisher, has announced a licensing agreement with the Universal Studios to create a web-based Fan Immersion Game (FIG) for the upcoming sequel in the Fast & Furious series. The film was released in theatres on April 3. Based on the blockbuster series Fast & Furious featuring Vin Diesel, [...]

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