This Weekend at the Boxoffice: 2007.Apr.16

[Hand of Evil]

Hey, Hand, can you please post the stats for First Snow? Thanks.

Domestic Total as of Apr. 15, 2007: $168,805
Distributor: Yari Film Group
Release Date: March 23, 2007
Genre: Drama Running Time: 1 hrs. 41 min.
MPAA Rating: R
Production Budget: N/A
Opening Weekend: $15,189
(3 theaters, $5,063 average)
% of Total Gross: 9.0%

Widest Release: 33 theaters
In Release: 24 days / 3.4 weeks

Domestic: $168,805 (100.0%) + Foreign: n/a (0.0%) = Worldwide: $168,805

 

[Hand of Evil]

Well, 300 has done a fairly good job at the box office so far.

Domestic: $200,965,135 (49.7%) + Foreign: $203,500,000 (50.3%) = Worldwide: $404,465,135

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Domestic Total as of Apr. 15, 2007: $168,805
Distributor: Yari Film Group
Release Date: March 23, 2007
Genre: Drama Running Time: 1 hrs. 41 min.
MPAA Rating: R
Production Budget: N/A
Opening Weekend: $15,189
(3 theaters, $5,063 average)
% of Total Gross: 9.0%

Widest Release: 33 theaters
In Release: 24 days / 3.4 weeks

Domestic: $168,805 (100.0%) + Foreign: n/a (0.0%) = Worldwide: $168,805

Iguess you can tell a lot about a movie by looking at its stats! :\

Thanks again!

 

[Mark CMG]

Domestic: $200,965,135 (49.7%) + Foreign: $203,500,000 (50.3%) = Worldwide: $404,465,135

I get the feeling, given the respective sucesses of Grindhouse and 300, and leaving Frank Miller himself aside for the present, that the producers of Sin City walked away from that project with a better grasp of what a wider audience would like to see next than the Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino.

 

[Hand of Evil]

I get the feeling, given the respective sucesses of Grindhouse and 300, and leaving Frank Miller himself aside for the present, that the producers of Sin City walked away from that project with a better grasp of what a wider audience would like to see next than the Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino.

That is rather interesting, for was that also the debate rumors, that may have or not have been, between Frank Miller and Todd McFarlane, visuals vs story. Frank, saying that they go hand and hand, Todd saying the visuals were the story and that the public would pick images over story and dialog.