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Back Seat Box Office #45

Amongst the hosts, Andrew and Tony were tied for first this week with 22 points, while Jonathan and Tim were tied for third with 20 points. Average scores for the first thirty weeks of 2011 have Tim in first place with 22.0 points, Jonathan in is second place with 21.2 points, Tony is in third place with 21.13 and Andrew is in fourth with 21.03 points.

Visit our scoreboard for a comprehensive list of results as well as an explanation of our scoring system. Play along at home, email or call your picks in before Friday night and get on the board.

New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Cowboys & Aliens, The Smurfs and Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Picks for the week:
Andrew

  1. Cowboys and Aliens
  2. Captain America
  3. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
  4. Crazy, Stupid, Love.
  5. The Smurfs

    Tony

    1. Captain America
    2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
    3. Cowboys and Aliens
    4. The Smurfs
    5. Crazy, Stupid, Love.

    Jonathan

    1. Cowboys and Aliens
    2. Captain America
    3. The Smurfs
    4. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
    5. Crazy, Stupid, Love.

    Tim

    1. Cowboys and Aliens
    2. Captain America
    3. Crazy, Stupid, Love.
    4. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
    5. The Smurfs

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      Weekend Box Office: July 22 – 24

      #1 Captain America: The First Avenger from Paramount debuts at #1 with an opening weekend gross of $65.0 million in 3715 theaters. Budget was $140 million.

      #2 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 from Warner Brother drops from #1 to #2 with a weekend gross of $47.4 million (-72.0%) in 4375 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $273.5 million. Budget is unknown.

      #3 Friends with Benefits from Screen Gems debuts at #3 with an opening weekend gross of $18.6 million in 2926 theaters. Budget was $35 million.

      #4 Transformers: Dark of the Moon from Paramount/Dreamworks drops from #2 to #4 with a weekend gross of $12.0 million (-43.5%) in 3375 theaters (-542). Total gross to date is $325.8 million. Budget was $195 million.

      #5 Horrible Bosses from Warner Brother drops from #3 to #5 with a weekend gross of $11.8 million (-33.1%) in 3104 theaters (-30). Total gross to date is $82.5 million. Budget was $35 million.

      #6 Zookeeper from Sony drops from #4 to #6 with a weekend gross of $8.7 million (-29.4%) in 3215 theaters (-267). Total gross to date is $59.2 million. Budget was $80 million.

      Rounding out the top 12 are:

      #7 Cars 2 drops from #5 to #7 with a weekend gross of $5.6 million (-32.7%) in 2668 theaters (-581). Total gross to date is $176.3 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #8 Winnie the Pooh drops from #6 to #8 with a weekend gross of $5.1 million (-34.3%) in 2405 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $17.5 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #9 Bad Teacher drops from #7 to #9 with a weekend gross of $2.6 million (-49.3%) in 2034 theaters (-625). Total gross to date is $94.3 million. Budget was $20 million.

      #10 Midnight in Paris holds at #10 with a weekend gross of $1.8 million (-3.8%) in 621 theaters (-85). Total gross to date is $44.7 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #11 Bridesmaids holds at #11 with a weekend gross of $1.3 million (-23.0%) in 680 theaters (-192). Total gross to date is $163.8 million. Budget was $32.5 million.

      #12 Larry Crowne drops from #8 to #12 with a weekend gross of $1.0 million (-61.7%) in 1035 theaters (-1252). Total gross to date is $34.3 million. Budget was $30 million.

      The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $181.3 million (-28.0%).

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Cowboys & Aliens, The Smurfs and Crazy, Stupid, Love.

      A note on “Gross”: On average, studios will earn approximately 55 percent of the final gross.

      Sources:
      Box Office Mojo

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      Back Seat Box Office #44

      Amongst the hosts, Andrew was first this week with 25 points, Tony is in second with 22 and Jonathan is third with 20 points. Average scores for the first twenty-nine weeks of 2011 have Jonathan in first place with 21.24 points, Tony is in second place with 21.1 and Andrew is in third with 21.0 points.

      Visit our scoreboard for a comprehensive list of results as well as an explanation of our scoring system. Play along at home, email or call your picks in before Friday night and get on the board.

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Captain America: The First Avenger and Friends with Benefits.

      Picks for the week:
      Andrew

      1. Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2
      2. Captain America
      3. Friends with Benefits
      4. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      5. Horrible Bosses

      Jonathan

      1. Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2
      2. Captain America
      3. Friends with Benefits
      4. Horrible Bosses
      5. Transformers: Dark of the Moon

      Tony

      1. Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2
      2. Captain America
      3. Friends with Benefits
      4. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      5. Horrible Bosses

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      Weekend Box Office: July 15-17

      #1 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 from Warner Brother debuts at #1 with an opening weekend gross of $169.1 million in 4375 theaters. Budget is unknown.

      #2 Transformers: Dark of the Moon from Paramount/Dreamworks drops from #1 to #2 with a weekend gross of $21.3 million (-54.7%) in 3917 theaters (-171). Total gross to date is $302.8 million. Budget was $195 million.

      #3 Horrible Bosses from Warner Brother drops from #2 to #3 with a weekend gross of $17.7 million (-37.2%) in 3134 theaters (+94). Total gross to date is $60.1 million. Budget was $35 million.

      #4 Zookeeper from Sony drops from #3 to #4 with a weekend gross of $12.3 million (-38.5%) in 3482 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $42.3 million. Budget was $80 million.

      #5 Cars 2 from Buena Vista drops from #4 to #5 with a weekend gross of $8.4 million (-44.7%) in 3249 theaters (-741). Total gross to date is $165.3 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #6 Winnie the Pooh from Buena Vista debuts at #6 with an opening weekend gross of $7.8 million in 2405 theaters. Budget was $30 million.

      Rounding out the top 12 are:

      #7 Bad Teacher drops from #5 to #7 with a weekend gross of $5.1 million (-42.2%) in 2659 theaters (-303). Total gross to date is $88.4 million. Budget was $20 million.

      #8 Larry Crowne drops from #6 to #8 with a weekend gross of $2.6 million (-55.1%) in 2287 theaters (-689). Total gross to date is $31.7 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #9 Super 8 drops from #7 to #9 with a weekend gross of $1.9 million (-59.3%) in 1459 theaters (-833). Total gross to date is $122.2 million. Budget was $50 million.

      #10 Midnight in Paris jumps from #11 to #10 with a weekend gross of $1.8 million (-28.8%) in 706 theaters (-113). Total gross to date is $41.7 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #11 Bridesmaids jumps from #12 to #11 with a weekend gross of $1.7 million (-34.5%) in 872 theaters (-230). Total gross to date is $161.3 million. Budget was $32.5 million.

      #12 Mr. Popper’s Penguins drops from #9 to #12 with a weekend gross of $1.3 million (-56.6%) in 1002 theaters (-994). Total gross to date is $61.4 million. Budget was $55 million.

      The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $251.6 million (+72.7%).

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Captain America: The First Avenger and Friends with Benefits.

      A note on “Gross”: On average, studios will earn approximately 55 percent of the final gross.

      Sources: Box Office Mojo

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      Back Seat Box Office #43

      Explicit! Jonathan gets potty-mouthed when he’s been drinking.

      Amongst the hosts, Jonathan was first this week with 25 points, Andrew was in second with 24 and Tony is third with 22 points. Average scores for the first twenty-eight weeks of 2011 have Jonathan in first place with 21.29 points, Tony is in second place with 21.07 and Andrew is in third with 20.86 points.

      Visit our scoreboard for a comprehensive list of results as well as an explanation of our scoring system. Play along at home, email or call your picks in before Friday night and get on the board.

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and Winnie the Pooh.

      Picks for the week:
      Jonathan

      1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
      2. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      3. Winnie the Pooh
      4. Horrible Bosses
      5. Zookeeper

      Andrew

      1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
      2. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      3. Horrible Bosses
      4. Zookeeper
      5. Cars 2

      Tony

      1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
      2. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      3. Horrible Bosses
      4. Winnie the Pooh
      5. Zookeeper

      Got something to say? Head over the the Back Seat Producers forum and let us know what you think.

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      Weekend Box Office: July 8 – 10

      #1 Transformers: Dark of the Moon from Paramount/Dreamworks holds at #1 with a weekend gross of $47.1 million (-51.9%) in 4088 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $261.0 million. Budget was $195 million.

      #2 Horrible Bosses from Warner Brother debuts at #2 with an opening weekend gross of $28.3 million in 3040 theaters. Budget was $35 million.

      #3 Zookeeper from Sony debuts at #3 with an opening weekend gross of $20.0 million in 3482 theaters. Budget was $80 million.

      #4 Cars 2 from Buena Vista drops from #2 to #4 with a weekend gross of $15.2 million (-42.1%) in 3990 theaters (-125). Total gross to date is $148.8 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #5 Bad Teacher from Sony drops from #3 to #5 with a weekend gross of $8.9 million (-38.5%) in 2962 theaters (-87). Total gross to date is $78.6 million. Budget was $20 million.

      #6 Larry Crowne from Universal drops from #4 to #6 with a weekend gross of $5.9 million (-54.7%) in 2976 theaters (+3). Total gross to date is $26.1 million. Budget was $30 million.

      Rounding out the top 12 are:

      #7 Super 8 drops from #5 to #7 with a weekend gross of $4.8 million (-38.9%) in 2292 theaters (-796). Total gross to date is $118.0 million. Budget was $50 million.

      #8 Monte Carlo drops from #6 to #8 with a weekend gross of $3.8 million (-49.0%) in 2473 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $16.1 million. Budget was $20 million.

      #9 Mr. Popper’s Penguins drops from #8 to #9 with a weekend gross of $3.1 million (-43.0%) in 1996 theaters (-865). Total gross to date is $58.0 million. Budget was $55 million.

      #10 Green Lantern drops from #7 to #10 with a weekend gross of $3.1 million (-52.0%) in 2015 theaters (-1265). Total gross to date is $109.7 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #11 Midnight in Paris jumps from #10 to #11 with a weekend gross of $2.6 million (-26.4%) in 819 theaters (-39). Total gross to date is $38.5 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #12 Bridesmaids drops from #9 to #12 with a weekend gross of $2.6 million (-27.9%) in 1102 theaters (-287). Total gross to date is $158.1 million. Budget was $32.5 million.

      The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $145.7 million (-24.0%).

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and Winnie the Pooh.

      A note on “Gross”: On average, studios will earn approximately 55 percent of the final gross.

      Sources:
      Box Office Mojo

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      Back Seat Box Office #42

      Amongst the hosts, Jonathan was first this week with 24 points, Andrew was in second with 23 and Tony is third with 21 points. Average scores for the first twenty-seven weeks of 2011 have Jonathan in first place with 21.15 points, Tony is in second place with 21.04 and Andrew is in third with 20.74 points.

      Visit our scoreboard for a comprehensive list of results as well as an explanation of our scoring system. Play along at home, email or call your picks in before Friday night and get on the board.

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Horrible Bosses and Zookeeper.

      Picks for the week:
      Jonathan

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Horrible Bosses
      3. Zookeeper
      4. Cars 2
      5. Bad Teacher

      Andrew

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Horrible Bosses
      3. Zookeeper
      4. Cars 2
      5. Larry Crowne

      Tony

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Zookeeper
      3. Horrible Bosses
      4. Cars 2
      5. Larry Crowne

      Got something to say? Head over the the Back Seat Producers forum and let us know what you think.

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      Weekend Box Office: July 1 – 3

      #1 Transformers: Dark of the Moon from Paramount/Dreamworks debuts at #1 with an opening weekend gross of $97.8 million in 4088 theaters. Budget was $195 million.

      #2 Cars 2 from Buena Vista drops from #1 to #2 with a weekend gross of $26.2 million (-60.3%) in 4115 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $117.2 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #3 Bad Teacher from Sony drops from #2 to #3 with a weekend gross of $14.5 million (-54.1%) in 3049 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $59.9 million. Budget was $20 million.

      #4 Larry Crowne from Universal debuts at #4 with an opening weekend gross of $13.0 million in 2973 theaters. Budget was $30 million.

      #5 Super 8 from Paramount drops from #4 to #5 with a weekend gross of $7.9 million (-34.1%) in 3088 theaters (-336). Total gross to date is $108.4 million. Budget was $50 million.

      #6 Monte Carlo from Fox debuts at #6 with an opening weekend gross of $7.4 million in 2473 theaters. Budget was $20 million.

      Rounding out the top 12 are:

      #7 Green Lantern drops from #3 to #7 with a weekend gross of $6.5 million (-63.6%) in 3280 theaters (-536). Total gross to date is $102.2 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #8 Mr. Popper’s Penguins drops from #5 to #8 with a weekend gross of $5.5 million (-45.4%) in 2861 theaters (-481). Total gross to date is $50.5 million. Budget was $55 million.

      #9 Bridesmaids drops from #8 to #9 with a weekend gross of $3.6 million (-30.7%) in 1389 theaters (-642). Total gross to date is $153.0 million. Budget was $32.5 million.

      #10 Midnight in Paris jumps from #11 to #10 with a weekend gross of $3.5 million (-14.2%) in 858 theaters (-93). Total gross to date is $33.7 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #11 X-Men: First Class drops from #6 to #11 with a weekend gross of $2.9 million (-55.8%) in 1602 theaters (-1031). Total gross to date is $138.6 million. Budget was $160 million.

      #12 The Hangover Part II drops from #7 to #12 with a weekend gross of $2.3 million (-57.1%) in 1568 theaters (-1187). Total gross to date is $248.2 million. Budget was $80 million.

      The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $191.7 million (+12.8%).

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Horrible Bosses and Zookeeper.

      A note on “Gross”: On average, studios will earn approximately 55 percent of the final gross.

      Sources:
      Box Office Mojo

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      Back Seat Box Office #41

      Amongst the hosts, Jonathan and Andrew were tied for first this week with 25 points each while Tony brings up the rear with 21 points. Average scores for the first twenty-six weeks of 2011 have Tony and Jonathan tied for first place with 21.04 points and Andrew in third with 20.65 points.

      Visit our scoreboard for a comprehensive list of results as well as an explanation of our scoring system. Play along at home, email or call your picks in before Friday night and get on the board.

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Larry Crowne and Monte Carlo.

      Picks for the week:
      Jonathan

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Cars 2
      3. Bad Teacher
      4. Larry Crowne
      5. Monte Carlo

      Andrew

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Cars 2
      3. Bad Teacher
      4. Larry Crowne
      5. Green Lantern

      Tony

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Cars 2
      3. Larry Crowne
      4. Bad Teacher
      5. Green Lantern

      Deuce

      1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
      2. Cars 2
      3. Larry Crowne
      4. Super 8
      5. Bad Teacher

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      Weekend Box Office: June 24 – 26

      #1 Cars 2 from Buena Vista debuts at #1 with an opening weekend gross of $66.1 million in 4115 theaters. Budget is unknown.

      #2 Bad Teacher from Sony debuts at #2 with an opening weekend gross of $31.6 million in 3049 theaters. Budget is unknown.

      #3 Green Lantern from Warner Brothers drops from #1 to #3 with a weekend gross of $18.0 million (-66.1%) in 3816 theaters (no change). Total gross to date is $88.9 million. Budget was $200 million.

      #4 Super 8 from Paramount drops from #2 to #4 with a weekend gross of $12.0 million (-44.0%) in 3424 theaters (+16). Total gross to date is $95.1 million. Budget was $50 million.

      #5 Mr. Popper’s Penguins from Fox drops from #3 to #5 with a weekend gross of $10.1 million (-45.0%) in 3342 theaters (+3). Total gross to date is $39.2 million. Budget was $55 million.

      #6 X-Men: First Class from Fox drops from #4 to #6 with a weekend gross of $6.6 million (-44.0%) in 2633 theaters (-742). Total gross to date is $132.8 million. Budget was $160 million.

      Rounding out the top 12 are:

      #7 The Hangover Part II drops from #5 to #7 with a weekend gross of $5.5 million (-44.7%) in 2755 theaters (-705). Total gross to date is $243.6 million. Budget was $80 million.

      #8 Bridesmaids drops from #7 to #8 with a weekend gross of $5.2 million (-25.9%) in 2031 theaters (-542). Total gross to date is $146.5 million. Budget was $32.5 million.

      #9 Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides drops from #8 to #9 with a weekend gross of $4.9 million (-25.8%) in 2244 theaters (-498). Total gross to date is $229.2 million. Budget was $250 million.

      #10 Kung Fu Panda 2 from drops from #6 to #10 with a weekend gross of $4.1 million (-53.8%) in 2527 theaters (-942). Total gross to date is $153.0 million. Budget was $150 million.

      #11 Midnight in Paris drops from #9 to #11 with a weekend gross of $4.1 million (-14.6%) in 951 theaters (-87). Total gross to date is $28.2 million. Budget was $30 million.

      #12 The Tree of Life drops from #11 to #12 with a weekend gross of $1.3 million (+14.1%) in 215 theaters (+101). Total gross to date is $5.8 million. Budget was $32 million.

      The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $170.0 million (+15.6%).

      New movies debuting in wide release this weekend are Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Larry Crowne and Monte Carlo.

      A note on “Gross”: On average, studios will earn approximately 55 percent of the final gross.

      Sources:
      Box Office Mojo