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411 Box Office Report: Hancock Debuts #1
Posted by Ashish on 07.06.2008



Will Smith's latest July 4th blockbuster, Hancock, debuted #1 at the box office this weekend. The film earned $66 million over the weekend and $107.3 million since opening late Tuesday. The film had the highest per theater average of any in the top ten with $16,645 per theater. The film now has the eighth biggest July opening ever and the 24th biggest five day opening ever.

Wall-E fell to #2 in its second weekend, earning $33.4 million to raise its total gross to $128.1 million. The film had a budget of $180 million.

Wanted fell one spot to #3 in its second weekend with $20.6 million, raising its total gross to $90.7 million. The film had a budget of $75 million.

Get Smart fell one spot to #4 in its third weekend with $11.1 million, raising its total gross to $98.1 million. The film had a budget of $80 million.

Kung Fu Panda fell one spot to #5 in its fifth weekend, earning $7.5 million to improve its total gross to $193.3 million. The film had a budget of $130 million.

The Incredible Hulk fell one spot to #6 in its forth weekend, earning $4.9 million to raise its total gross to $124.9 million. The film had a budget of $150 million.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull held on to the #7 spot in its seventh weekend, earning $3.9 million to raise its total to $306.5 million. The budget for the film was 185 million.

Kitt Kittredge: An American Girl expanded and moved up 15 spots to #8 in its third weekend, earning $3.6 million to raise its total to $6.1 million.

Sex and the City held on to the #9 spot in its sixth weekend, earning $2.3 million to raise its total gross to $144.8 million. The budget was $65 million.

You Don't Mess With Zohan held on to the #10 spot in its fifth weekend, earning $2 million to bump its total gross up to $94.7 million. The budget was $90 million.


BOX OFFICE TOP TEN
1. Hancock - $66 million ($107.3 million)
2. Wall-E - $33.4 million ($128.1 million)
3. Wanted - $20.6 million ($90.7 million)
4. Get Smart - $11.1 million ($98.1 million)
5. Kung Fu Panda - $7.5 million ($193.3 million)
6. The Incredible Hulk - $4.9 million ($124.9 million)
7. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal Skull - $3.9 million ($306.5 million)
8. Kitt Kittredge - $3.6 million ($6.1 million)
9. Sex and the City - $2.3 million ($144.8 million)
10. You Don't Mess with Zohan - $2 million ($94.7 million)


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Kit Kittredge = no budget?t

Posted By: Joan Cusack (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 02:17 PM

 
 
wow that means Will Smith is the only actor to star in 8 straight $100 million grossing movies

Posted By: Ryan (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 03:45 PM

 
 
Hancock sucks, its the worst movie ever. It dies in the second half.

The Dark Knight however, movie of the decade.


Posted By: Marc (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 03:52 PM

 
 
I hope Wall-E finishes well. That movie was so much better than Kung Fu Panda.

Posted By: Tyler (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 04:03 PM

 
 
Wow. Love Guru didn't even last three weeks. I don't think anybody saw that coming.

Posted By: James Thomlison (Registered)  on July 06, 2008 at 06:34 PM

 
 
I liked Hancock. But I really dont know what they were thinking with that "curveball" in the middle of the movie...Seriously.

Posted By: srtht (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 06:40 PM

 
 
I think Marc needs to see more movies if he thinks Hancock is the worst one ever.

Posted By: Joseph Lee (Registered)  on July 06, 2008 at 08:45 PM

 
 
Dark Knight will have the biggest opening week in history, it has to be the biggest hyped movie ever. I just hope it lives up, my opinion is it will be great, but I'm not expecting the best movie ever. Ledgers preformence was looking to be the best Super Hero Villian as to date even before his untimely death. Hancock was good (not great, but not crap like many are saying), but with Dark Knight and Hell Boy II opening next week I expect a huge fall.

Posted By: Kevin (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 09:27 PM

 
 
a grown man in a bat costume = box office success !!!

Posted By: man fan (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 11:02 PM

 
 
hulk will just make it's money back. what's up with Norton not promoting it? Marvel needs to hire the dark knight promoters.

Posted By: squirrel master (Guest)  on July 06, 2008 at 11:36 PM

 
 
hulk has already made a profit once u count international sales, dumbass

Posted By: dingo (Guest)  on July 07, 2008 at 02:30 AM

 
 
i've been called a dumbass by a net nerd. my life is now complete.

Posted By: squirrel master (Guest)  on July 07, 2008 at 09:15 AM

 


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