#1 Frozen from Buena Vista rose from #2 to #1 with a gross of $31.6 million (-53.1%) in 3,742 theaters. Total gross to date is $134.3 million. Budget was $150 million.
#2 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire from Lionsgate fell from #1 to #2 with a gross of $26.2 million (-64.7%) in 4,163 theaters. Total gross to date is $335.9. Budget was $130 million.
#3 Out of the Furnace from Relativity opened at #3 with a gross of $5.2 million in 2,101 theaters. Budget was $22 million.
#4 Thor: The Dark World from Buena Vista fell from #3 to #4with a gross of $4.8 million (-56.6%) in 3,074 theaters (-212). Total gross to date is $193.7 million. Budget was $170 million.
#5 Delivery Man from Buena Vista rose from #6 to #5 with a gross of $3.7 million (-45.3%) in 2,905 theaters (-131). Total gross to date is $24.8 million. Budget was $26 million.
#6 Homefront from Open Road Films fell from #5 to #6 with a gross of $3.4 million (-50.4%) in 2,570 theaters. Total gross to date is $15.3 million. Budget was $22 million.
#7 The Book Thief from Fox rose held at #7 with a gross of $2.62 million (-46%) in 1,316 theaters (+82). Total gross to date is $12 million. Budget was unknown.
#8 The Best Man Holiday from Universal fell from #4 to #8 with a gross of $2.6 million (-68.1%) in 1,577 theaters (-140). Total gross to date is $67.2 million. Budget was $17 million.
#9 Philomena from Weinstein Company fell from #8 to #9 with a gross of $2.2 million (-40.3%) in 835 theaters. Total gross to date is $8.2 million. Budget was unknown.
#10 Dallas Buyers Club from Focus Features rose from #12 to #10 with a gross of $1.5 million (-40.2%) in 734 theaters (+38). Total gross to date is $12.5 million. Budget was unknown.
#11 Last Vegas from CBS Films fell from #10 to #11 with a gross of $1.3 million (-53%) in 1,539 theaters (-315). Total gross to date is $60.6 million. Budget was $28 million.
#12 Gravity from Warner Bros. fell from #11 to #12 with a gross of $1.2 million (-52.6%) in 900 theaters (-116). Total gross to date is $251.5 million. Budget was $100 million.
The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $86.4 million.
Sources:
Box Office Mojo
6 replies on “Weekend Box Office: Dec 6-Dec 8”
Damn you “Best Man”!
My picks for the weekend of December 13 – 15, 2013:
1. Smaug
2. Catching Fire
3. Frozen
4. Madea
5. Thor
and my pick for indie Art’s House is: Hours
Mrs. Beast’s picks for the weekend of December 13 – 15, 2013:
1. Hobbit
2. Frozen
3. Catching Fire
4. Madea
5. Furnace
at the risk of repeating myself:
ditto CougRon, re: ‘Best man’
Ok, so to post here, before I forget and it’s 6pm tomorrow….
1) The Hobbit part 2- duh. Go HFR! Gonna see it tomorrow…
2) Madea Christmas- Madea pics open reliably at about $25 or higher on a similar screen count.
3) Frozen- thought hard about making this #2, but it’s losing screens and had a large drop last week. Unusual, given all the toys & marketing, so it could still squeak up a notch.
4) Hunger Games: Catching Fire- a solid lock for #4.
5)Thor 2- a tough pick. Out of the Furnace seems like the obvious choice, but I worry it”l fall hard in its second week,\and Thor is right behind (though that’s 3 arguably-same genre films in my top 5.) Would not at all be surprised to see some indy movie like Nebraska or All is Lost end up here- the bar is low, at ~$2 million, or less….
Art’s House pick (I remembered!): American Hustle. the Mr. Banks movie will probably do better overall, but not on per screen average, I think.
Ditto BD
1) Hobbit 2
2) Madea Xmas
3) Frozen
4) Hunger Games
5) Thor 2