2009 is human after all. The first big "blockbuster" of the year, ironically seems to be the movie that turned 2009 back into a normal year. Watchmen, after a lower than expected opening last... Read more
Superheroes, Tyler Perry, Liam Neeson, a poor millionaire and a mall cop. The weekend didn't exactly showcase anything new but it did still hold a few surprises. Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail held surprisingly strong to tack on to his most successful outing yet. The success stories of the y... Read more
It seems that Madea won't go down without a fight, and she certainly won't be upended by a bunch of snotty teenagers. The Jonas Brothers concert movie, which was being pushed as the "event of the year" went down in flames as it couldn't even muster enough teenieboppers to topple Tyler Perry's cr... Read more
Tyler Perry continues to build on his enormous empire. Taken added quietly to it's unexpected gross. Coraline rised in the rankings. Friday the 13th predictably plummeted. Fired Up couldn't light a match. After a huge box office last week, this weekend's take was back on track.... Read more
Friday the 13th scored big. Confessions of a Shopaholic floundered. The International sunk. Another weekend at the box office, another treasure trove of surprises. Liam Neeson's TAKEN continues to be an understated juggernaut, falling only 7.5% in the 3-day weekend compared to the previouw de... Read more
Generally speaking, ensemble comedies don't do well. Add on top of that, DELAYED movies tend to not do that well. He's Just Not That Into You had everything going against it with an enormous cast of who's who and sitting on that it sat dusty on a shelf for over a year. Further down the box of... Read more
Paul Blart continued to surprise, falling a measily 32.5% to remain the top movie in the country. Even the Underworld prequel couldn't muster enough to topple the big guy on a segway, coming in at number 2, but still healthy nearly equaling the opening weekend take of the first... Read more
Well, what do we have here? A collection of surprises over the weekend, capped off by Paul Blart: Mall Cop's astounding $30 mil+ trampling and Gran Torino's mear 25% drop off from number 1 last week.... Read more