December 3, 2013 – Back Seat Producers

BSP Episode 298 – Skanksgiving: House of Boys

Release date – 11/20/2009

Filmlichter

Directed by Jean

Claude Schlim

Produced by

Bob Bellion

Written by

Jean-Claude Schlim
Christian Thiry

Cast

Layke Anderson – Frank
Gintare Parulyte – Rita
Benn Northover – Jake

No one is happy with Tony for his choice of Skanksgiving movie.
David did not get the gayness he was hoping for.
David is a sucker for that banana-shaped carrot.
NOT GAY ENOUGH!
Act 1 – awesomeness, everything else after that – wait, what?
Stephen Fry and his amazing amount of disdain for Reagan.
Tony gets technical… AIDS, the gay plague, GRIDS.
Udo Kier singing… in drag… in German.
“Does it entice you when I lick this thing like that?”
Magic Mike comparisons.
The authority on guys… Jolie or the other guys?
Panty-dropper and jock strap-dropper.
There was a distinct lack of penis in this movie!
I did not expect the AIDS, either.
More penis, less AIDS.
Denver, the Last Dinosaur and its gay subtext.
The Gay Hangover.
Glimpses of awesomeness.
Revenge masturbation.
Sex is deadly… that’s all.
The ever-so-sexy tomato!
Football. Yes, football.
Ghostbusters.
Star Wars stuffs.
Walking Dead… the tank! Tony seems a smidge TOO excited.
Netflix is a lying jerkface!
Cat adventures.
Sausagefest…we’re enablers.
Idris Elba… every man’s dream.
Let’s not bring the room down with AIDS… abortions now!
Cards Against Humanity, of course!
10 Incredible facts about the anus.
The euphoric rush of strangling a drifter.
You know the rules, Darrell… penises are always funny, vaginas are always serious!
It’s too big for my mouth, Tony.

Your Producers for this episode were:

Tony
Darrell
Jolie
David

This episode was recorded: 11/27/13

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Weekend Box Office: Nov 29-Dec 1

#1 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire from Lionsgate held at #1 with a gross of $74.2 million (-53.1%) in 4,163 theaters. Total gross to date is $296.3. Budget was $130 million.

#2 Frozen from Buena Vista rose from #22 to #2 with a gross of $67.4 million (+27,588.6)%) in 3,742 theaters (+3,741). Total gross to date is $93.9 million. Budget was $150 million.

#3 Thor: The Dark World from Buena Vista fell from #2 to #3 with a gross of $11.1 million (-21.9%) in 3,286 theaters (-427). Total gross to date is $186.7 million. Budget was $170 million.

#4 The Best Man Holiday from Universal fell from #3 to #4 with a gross of $8.2 million (-34.6%) in 1,717 theaters (-324). Total gross to date is $63.1 million. Budget was $17 million.

#5 Homefront from Open Road Films opened at #5 with a gross of $6.9 million in 2,570 theaters. Total gross to date is $9.7 million. Budget was $22 million.

#6 Delivery Man from Buena Vista fell from #4 to #6 with a gross of $6.8 million (-14%) in 3,036 theaters. Total gross to date is $19.4 million. Budget was $26 million.

#7 The Book Thief from Fox rose from #16 to #7 with a gross of $4.9 million (+698%) in 1,234 theaters (1,164). Total gross to date is $7.9 million. Budget was unknown.

#8 Philomena from Weinstein Company rose from #27 to #8 with a gross of $3.68 million (+2,762.1%) in 835 theaters (+831). Total gross to date is $4.6 million. Budget was unknown.

#9 Black Nativity from Fox Searchlight opened at #9 with a gross of $3.67 million in 1,516 theaters. Total gross to date is $4.8 million. Budget was $17.5 million.

#10 Last Vegas from CBS Films fell from #6 to #10 with a gross of $2.7 million (-38.2%) in 1,854 theaters (-1,072). Total gross to date is $58.6 million. Budget was $28 million.

#11 Gravity from Warner Bros. fell from #8 to #11 with a gross of $2.6 million (-20.4%) in 1,016 theaters (-829). Total gross to date is $249.7 million. Budget was $100 million.

#12 Dallas Buyers Club from Focus Features fell from #10 to #12 with a gross of $2.5 million (-6.3%) in 696 theaters (+30). Total gross to date is $10.2 million. Budget was unknown.

The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $194.6 million.

Sources:
Box Office Mojo