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Harry Potter difícilmente llegará a esas cifras. Tiene una legión de fans enorme, que llevaba mucho tiempo viendo el final de la saga, y de ahí sus brutales cifras iniciales, pero al resto del público es una peli que le da un poco igual; muchísima gente la verá por inercia y por acabar la saga, pero difícilmente puede convertirse en esa película sorpresa que está en boca de todo el mundo y que si aún no la has visto no eres nadie.
Sin duda. El éxito de películas como Avatar o Titanic se debieron a muchas cosas, como que había muchísimo hype previo con ellas, tuvieron un boca oreja bastante bueno, fueron la comidilla de los medios durante meses, hubo gente que repitió visionado 3 o 4 veces...
Harry Potter difícilmente llegará a esas cifras. Tiene una legión de fans enorme, que llevaba mucho tiempo viendo el final de la saga, y de ahí sus brutales cifras iniciales, pero al resto del público es una peli que le da un poco igual; muchísima gente la verá por inercia y por acabar la saga, pero difícilmente puede convertirse en esa película sorpresa que está en boca de todo el mundo y que si aún no la has visto no eres nadie.
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Bien por El Capitán América. Ha recaudado a medianoche 4 millones, superando a X-Men: First Class ($3.38 million), Green Lantern ($3.35 million) y Thor ($3.25 million).
Bien por El Capitán América. Ha recaudado a medianoche 4 millones, superando a X-Men: First Class ($3.38 million), Green Lantern ($3.35 million) y Thor ($3.25 million).
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'Captain America' $66M; May Be Biggest Superhero Of Summer 2011; Harry Potter #2
'Captain America' $66M; May Be Biggest Superhero Of Summer 2011; Harry Potter #2
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Me alegraría un montón que Capi arrasase y amasase.
Me alegraría un montón que Capi arrasase y amasase.
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Sobre Potter....
giteshpandya: FRI BO: #CaptainAmerica $25.8M/$65M wknd, Potter $14.6M/$47M, FWB $6.8M/$18M, Bosses $3.7M/$12M, Trans3 $3.5M/$12M.
... y de hecho no va alcanzar los 300 M$ este fin de semana. Ya veremos si logra los 400 al final.
Sobre Potter....
giteshpandya: FRI BO: #CaptainAmerica $25.8M/$65M wknd, Potter $14.6M/$47M, FWB $6.8M/$18M, Bosses $3.7M/$12M, Trans3 $3.5M/$12M.
... y de hecho no va alcanzar los 300 M$ este fin de semana. Ya veremos si logra los 400 al final.
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Los calculos para harry potter siempre han sido muy faciles. La anterior recaudo $295M en los USA. Asi que esta va a arrastrar practicamente a la misma audiencia (si acaso un pelin mas) y lo unico que habria que hacer es tener en cuenta el precio de las entradas 3D. Por lo que llegar a los $400 va a estar complicado, pero de los $350M si pasa.
En cuanto a Winnie the Pooh, no es una recaudacion buena, pero no hay que alarmarse como con Marte necesita madres, ya que el presupuesto es de solo $30M (con una publicidad nula) y no van a perder dinero.
Los calculos para harry potter siempre han sido muy faciles. La anterior recaudo $295M en los USA. Asi que esta va a arrastrar practicamente a la misma audiencia (si acaso un pelin mas) y lo unico que habria que hacer es tener en cuenta el precio de las entradas 3D. Por lo que llegar a los $400 va a estar complicado, pero de los $350M si pasa.
En cuanto a Winnie the Pooh, no es una recaudacion buena, pero no hay que alarmarse como con Marte necesita madres, ya que el presupuesto es de solo $30M (con una publicidad nula) y no van a perder dinero.
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Sábado-Sabadete....
1. Captain America(Marvel/Disney/Paramount) NEW [3,715 Runs]
Friday $25.7M, Saturday $22M, Weekend $65.5M
2. Harry Potter/Deathly Hallows Pt 2 (Warner Bros) Week 2 NEW [4,375 Runs]
Friday $14.6M, Saturday $18M, Weekend $48M (-71%), Cume $275M
3. Friends With Benefits (Screen Gems/Sony) NEW [2,926 Runs]
Friday $6.8M, Saturday $6.7M, Weekend $18.7M
4. Transformers 3 (Paramount) Week 4 [3,375 Runs]
Friday $3.5M, Saturday $5M, Weekend $12.5M, Cume $326.3M
5. Horrible Bosses (New Line/Warner Bros) Week 3 [3,104 Runs]
Friday $3.6M, Saturday $4.5M, Weekend $11.5M, Cume $82.2M
6. Zookeeper (MGM/Sony) Week 3 [3,215 Runs]
Friday $2.8M, Saturday $3.7M, Weekend $9M, Cume $59.5M
7. Cars 2 (Disney) Week 5 [2,668 Runs]
Friday $1.7M, Saturday $2.8M, Weekend $6.5M, Cume $177.2M
8. Winnie The Pooh (Disney) Week 2 [2,405 Runs]
Friday $1.6M, Saturday $2.2M, $5.5M, Cume $18M
9. Bad Teacher (Sony) Week 5 [2,035 Runs]
Friday $825K, Saturday $1M, Weekend $2.5M, Cume $94.3M
10. Midnight In Paris (Sony Classics) Week 10 [621 Runs]
Friday $508K, Saturday $900K, Weekend $2M, Cume $45M
Sábado-Sabadete....
1. Captain America(Marvel/Disney/Paramount) NEW [3,715 Runs]
Friday $25.7M, Saturday $22M, Weekend $65.5M
2. Harry Potter/Deathly Hallows Pt 2 (Warner Bros) Week 2 NEW [4,375 Runs]
Friday $14.6M, Saturday $18M, Weekend $48M (-71%), Cume $275M
3. Friends With Benefits (Screen Gems/Sony) NEW [2,926 Runs]
Friday $6.8M, Saturday $6.7M, Weekend $18.7M
4. Transformers 3 (Paramount) Week 4 [3,375 Runs]
Friday $3.5M, Saturday $5M, Weekend $12.5M, Cume $326.3M
5. Horrible Bosses (New Line/Warner Bros) Week 3 [3,104 Runs]
Friday $3.6M, Saturday $4.5M, Weekend $11.5M, Cume $82.2M
6. Zookeeper (MGM/Sony) Week 3 [3,215 Runs]
Friday $2.8M, Saturday $3.7M, Weekend $9M, Cume $59.5M
7. Cars 2 (Disney) Week 5 [2,668 Runs]
Friday $1.7M, Saturday $2.8M, Weekend $6.5M, Cume $177.2M
8. Winnie The Pooh (Disney) Week 2 [2,405 Runs]
Friday $1.6M, Saturday $2.2M, $5.5M, Cume $18M
9. Bad Teacher (Sony) Week 5 [2,035 Runs]
Friday $825K, Saturday $1M, Weekend $2.5M, Cume $94.3M
10. Midnight In Paris (Sony Classics) Week 10 [621 Runs]
Friday $508K, Saturday $900K, Weekend $2M, Cume $45M
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Pottas se desinfla. -71%
Pottas se desinfla. -71%
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Weekend Box Office (July 22 - 24, 2011)
1Captain America: The First Avenger $ 65,827,000
2Harry Potter/Deathly Hallows Part 2 48,065,000 274,182,000
3Friends with Benefits 18,500,000
4Transformers: Dark of the Moon 12,000,000 325,789,000
5Horrible Bosses 11,720,000 82,402,000
6Zookeeper 8,700,000 59,200,000
7Cars 25,726,000 176,445,000
8Winnie the Pooh 5,141,000 17,573,000
9Bad Teacher 2,600,000 94,355,000
10Midnight in Paris 1,899,000 44,878,000
Weekend Box Office (July 22 - 24, 2011)
1Captain America: The First Avenger $ 65,827,000
2Harry Potter/Deathly Hallows Part 2 48,065,000 274,182,000
3Friends with Benefits 18,500,000
4Transformers: Dark of the Moon 12,000,000 325,789,000
5Horrible Bosses 11,720,000 82,402,000
6Zookeeper 8,700,000 59,200,000
7Cars 25,726,000 176,445,000
8Winnie the Pooh 5,141,000 17,573,000
9Bad Teacher 2,600,000 94,355,000
10Midnight in Paris 1,899,000 44,878,000
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y si a PAUL le sumas todos los que ya nos la habiamos bajado, queda 2ª.
y si a PAUL le sumas todos los que ya nos la habiamos bajado, queda 2ª.
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'Cowboys & Aliens' Vs 'Smurfs' Too Close To Call Friday With 'Crazy Stupid Love' #4
By NIKKI FINKE | Friday July 29, 2011 @ 11:01pm
FRIDAY PM/SATURDAY AM, 2ND UPDATE: What's more humiliating than Hollywood execs overestimating opening day for Cowboys & Aliens and having it fall short? Having the well-pedigreed motion picture with big Hollywood writers (Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman), stars (Daniel Craig & Harrison Ford), director (Jon Favreau), and producers (Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, & Brian Grazer) beaten at the box office by The Smurfs. Talk about humiliation! Especially with Smurfs playing in 355 less North American theaters than Cowboys but charging higher 3D ticket prices. By late night Friday, it became clear that not only was the Western/scifi mashup from DreamWorks and Relativity and Imagine and Universal (distributing domestic only with Paramount taking foreign) not doing the predicted $45 million for the weekend, but that it was running neck-and-neck with Sony Pictures' little blue guys toon for first place Friday and may not even get to $40M weekend grosses. "Cowboys & Aliens did not get any late night young male business -- hence the reason Universal's estimates were so far off," a rival studio exec explains to me. So both Cowboys and Smurfs are looking around $13M for Friday. And we won't know who is truly No. 1 well into Saturday morning. Sony execs went to bed expecting Smurfs to be #1 today with $13.5M which should translate into a "way overperforming' $37M. "That, plus a huge opening in Spain, makes for a pretty Smurfy opening with worldwide prospects for France, Belgium, and Germany opening next week," a Sony exec gloated. Some rival studios are even predicting that Cowboys could fall short with only mid-$30sM. "If we beat them or even are close Saturday, we've got them as our Sunday will definitely be better," said the Sony exec. Smurfs beat Cowboys on CinemaScores 'A' vs 'B'. The other major studio release was Warner Bros' Crazy, Stupid, Love which received 'B+' and is looking around $20M for the weekend. Refined numbers and full analysis in the morning. Here's the Top 10:
1. Cowboys & Aliens (DreamWorks/Universal) NEW [3,750 Runs]
Friday $13M, Estimated Weekend $40M
This is well below the studio's own lowball projections of $45+M. (I've been saying for months this pic should have been done as a comedy!) Problem is that the budget has been pegged by insiders at $163M-$200M. That's partly because Cowboys & Aliens endured a tortured 14-year development history involving more than a dozen writers. (Just five writers received screenplay credit after the Writers Guild not surprisingly held an arbitration trying to figure out who did what.) Yet another Hollywood case study of too many cooks spoiling the broth. Tracking had been lagging especially with women of all ages until last Thursday when it popped up. Good thing Universal is only on the hook for 25% financing and domestic-only distribution with DreamWorks taking 50% and Relativity Media 25%. Paramount is distributing foreign.
1. The Smurfs - 3D (Sony) NEW [3,395 Runs]
Friday $13M, Estimated Weekend $40M
Sure, it's easy to look down your nose at The Smurfs, but it was brought in and championed by no less than Sony Pictures Entertainment
Chairman Michael Lynton. And at Sony Animation, it was overseen by Bob Osher and Hannah Minghella (who is now president of production for Sony's Columbia Pictures).
3. Captain America - 3D (Marvel/Disney/Paramount) Week 2 [3,715 Runs]
Friday $7.5M (-68%), Estimated Weekend $25M, Estimated Cume $110M
4. Crazy, Stupid, Love (Warner Bros) NEW [3,020 Runs]
Friday $7M, Estimated Weekend $20M
5. Harry Potter/Deathly Hallows Pt 2 - 3D (Warner Bros) Week 3 [4,145 Runs]
Friday $6.7M, Estimated Weekend $22M, Estimated Cume $318M
6. Friends With Benefits (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 2 [2,926 Runs]
Friday $3.2M (-53%), Estimated Weekend $10M, Estimated Cume $39M
7. Horrible Bosses (New Line/Warner Bros) Week 4 [2,510 Runs]
Friday $2.2M, Estimated Weekend $7M, Estimated Cume $96.2M
8. Transformers 3 - 3D (Paramount) Week 5 [2,604 Runs[]
Friday $2M, Estimated Weekend $7M, Estimated Cume $339M
9. Zookeeper (Sony) Week 4 [2,418 Runs]
Friday $1.3M, Estimated Weekend $4.3M, Estimated Cume $68.8M
10. Cars 2 - 3D (Pixar/Disney) Week 6 [1,763 Runs]
Friday $750K, Estimated Weekend $2.5M, Estimated Cume $182M
'Cowboys & Aliens' Vs 'Smurfs' Too Close To Call Friday With 'Crazy Stupid Love' #4
By NIKKI FINKE | Friday July 29, 2011 @ 11:01pm
FRIDAY PM/SATURDAY AM, 2ND UPDATE: What's more humiliating than Hollywood execs overestimating opening day for Cowboys & Aliens and having it fall short? Having the well-pedigreed motion picture with big Hollywood writers (Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman), stars (Daniel Craig & Harrison Ford), director (Jon Favreau), and producers (Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, & Brian Grazer) beaten at the box office by The Smurfs. Talk about humiliation! Especially with Smurfs playing in 355 less North American theaters than Cowboys but charging higher 3D ticket prices. By late night Friday, it became clear that not only was the Western/scifi mashup from DreamWorks and Relativity and Imagine and Universal (distributing domestic only with Paramount taking foreign) not doing the predicted $45 million for the weekend, but that it was running neck-and-neck with Sony Pictures' little blue guys toon for first place Friday and may not even get to $40M weekend grosses. "Cowboys & Aliens did not get any late night young male business -- hence the reason Universal's estimates were so far off," a rival studio exec explains to me. So both Cowboys and Smurfs are looking around $13M for Friday. And we won't know who is truly No. 1 well into Saturday morning. Sony execs went to bed expecting Smurfs to be #1 today with $13.5M which should translate into a "way overperforming' $37M. "That, plus a huge opening in Spain, makes for a pretty Smurfy opening with worldwide prospects for France, Belgium, and Germany opening next week," a Sony exec gloated. Some rival studios are even predicting that Cowboys could fall short with only mid-$30sM. "If we beat them or even are close Saturday, we've got them as our Sunday will definitely be better," said the Sony exec. Smurfs beat Cowboys on CinemaScores 'A' vs 'B'. The other major studio release was Warner Bros' Crazy, Stupid, Love which received 'B+' and is looking around $20M for the weekend. Refined numbers and full analysis in the morning. Here's the Top 10:
1. Cowboys & Aliens (DreamWorks/Universal) NEW [3,750 Runs]
Friday $13M, Estimated Weekend $40M
This is well below the studio's own lowball projections of $45+M. (I've been saying for months this pic should have been done as a comedy!) Problem is that the budget has been pegged by insiders at $163M-$200M. That's partly because Cowboys & Aliens endured a tortured 14-year development history involving more than a dozen writers. (Just five writers received screenplay credit after the Writers Guild not surprisingly held an arbitration trying to figure out who did what.) Yet another Hollywood case study of too many cooks spoiling the broth. Tracking had been lagging especially with women of all ages until last Thursday when it popped up. Good thing Universal is only on the hook for 25% financing and domestic-only distribution with DreamWorks taking 50% and Relativity Media 25%. Paramount is distributing foreign.
1. The Smurfs - 3D (Sony) NEW [3,395 Runs]
Friday $13M, Estimated Weekend $40M
Sure, it's easy to look down your nose at The Smurfs, but it was brought in and championed by no less than Sony Pictures Entertainment
Chairman Michael Lynton. And at Sony Animation, it was overseen by Bob Osher and Hannah Minghella (who is now president of production for Sony's Columbia Pictures).
3. Captain America - 3D (Marvel/Disney/Paramount) Week 2 [3,715 Runs]
Friday $7.5M (-68%), Estimated Weekend $25M, Estimated Cume $110M
4. Crazy, Stupid, Love (Warner Bros) NEW [3,020 Runs]
Friday $7M, Estimated Weekend $20M
5. Harry Potter/Deathly Hallows Pt 2 - 3D (Warner Bros) Week 3 [4,145 Runs]
Friday $6.7M, Estimated Weekend $22M, Estimated Cume $318M
6. Friends With Benefits (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 2 [2,926 Runs]
Friday $3.2M (-53%), Estimated Weekend $10M, Estimated Cume $39M
7. Horrible Bosses (New Line/Warner Bros) Week 4 [2,510 Runs]
Friday $2.2M, Estimated Weekend $7M, Estimated Cume $96.2M
8. Transformers 3 - 3D (Paramount) Week 5 [2,604 Runs[]
Friday $2M, Estimated Weekend $7M, Estimated Cume $339M
9. Zookeeper (Sony) Week 4 [2,418 Runs]
Friday $1.3M, Estimated Weekend $4.3M, Estimated Cume $68.8M
10. Cars 2 - 3D (Pixar/Disney) Week 6 [1,763 Runs]
Friday $750K, Estimated Weekend $2.5M, Estimated Cume $182M
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eso no es asi, esta mal,
Los Pitufos han sido primeros ayer Viernes y dudo que Sabado y Domingo les bajen de ahí .
Cowboys & Aliens fracaso
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2011-07-29&p=.htm
Friday
1 The Smurfs $13,300,000
2 Cowboys and Aliens $12,994,000
3 Captain America $7,860,000
4 Harry Potter 7b $6,625,000
5 Crazy Stupid Love $6,600,000
eso no es asi, esta mal,
Los Pitufos han sido primeros ayer Viernes y dudo que Sabado y Domingo les bajen de ahí .
Cowboys & Aliens fracaso
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2011-07-29&p=.htm
Friday
1 The Smurfs $13,300,000
2 Cowboys and Aliens $12,994,000
3 Captain America $7,860,000
4 Harry Potter 7b $6,625,000
5 Crazy Stupid Love $6,600,000
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Hombre, tampoco es que haya una diferencia abismal entre tus cifras y las de dawson
era evidente que ambas no podían recaudar exactamente lo mismo xD
Hombre, tampoco es que haya una diferencia abismal entre tus cifras y las de dawson
era evidente que ambas no podían recaudar exactamente lo mismo xD
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'Smurfs' Vs 'Cowboys & Aliens' Too Close To Call With $36M Weekend: Who Wins Sunday?
1. Cowboys & Aliens (DreamWorks/Universal) NEW [3,750 Runs]
Friday $12.9M, Saturday $13.3M, Estimated Weekend $36M
1. The Smurfs - 3D (Sony) NEW [3,395 Runs]
Friday $13.2M, Saturday $12.7M, Estimated Weekend $36M
3. Captain America - 3D (Marvel/Disney/Paramount) Week 2 [3,715 Runs]
Friday $7.5M, Saturday $10M, Weekend $25M (-62%), Estimated Cume $110M
4. Harry Potter/Hallows Pt 2 - 3D (Warner Bros) Week 3 [4,145 Runs]
Friday $6.7M, Saturday $8.6M, Weekend $22M, Cume $318M
5. Crazy, Stupid, Love (Warner Bros) NEW [3,020 Runs]
Friday $7M, Weekend $18.6M
6. Friends With Benefits (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 2 [2,926 Runs]
Friday $3.2M, Saturday $3.4M, Weekend $9.3M (-50%), Cume $38.1M
7. Horrible Bosses (New Line/Warner Bros) Week 4 [2,510 Runs]
Friday $2.2M, Saturday $2.7M, Weekend $7M, Cume $96.1M
8. Transformers 3 - 3D (Paramount) Week 5 [2,604 Runs]
Friday $2M, Saturday $2.3M, Weekend $5.7M, Estimated Cume $337M
9. Zookeeper (Sony) Week 4 [2,418 Runs]
Friday $1.3M, Saturday $1.6M, Weekend $4.1M, Estimated Cume $68.6M
10. Cars 2 - 3D (Pixar/Disney) Week 6 [1,763 Runs]
Friday $750K, Saturday $875K, Weekend $2.2M, Estimated Cume $182M
'Smurfs' Vs 'Cowboys & Aliens' Too Close To Call With $36M Weekend: Who Wins Sunday?
1. Cowboys & Aliens (DreamWorks/Universal) NEW [3,750 Runs]
Friday $12.9M, Saturday $13.3M, Estimated Weekend $36M
1. The Smurfs - 3D (Sony) NEW [3,395 Runs]
Friday $13.2M, Saturday $12.7M, Estimated Weekend $36M
3. Captain America - 3D (Marvel/Disney/Paramount) Week 2 [3,715 Runs]
Friday $7.5M, Saturday $10M, Weekend $25M (-62%), Estimated Cume $110M
4. Harry Potter/Hallows Pt 2 - 3D (Warner Bros) Week 3 [4,145 Runs]
Friday $6.7M, Saturday $8.6M, Weekend $22M, Cume $318M
5. Crazy, Stupid, Love (Warner Bros) NEW [3,020 Runs]
Friday $7M, Weekend $18.6M
6. Friends With Benefits (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 2 [2,926 Runs]
Friday $3.2M, Saturday $3.4M, Weekend $9.3M (-50%), Cume $38.1M
7. Horrible Bosses (New Line/Warner Bros) Week 4 [2,510 Runs]
Friday $2.2M, Saturday $2.7M, Weekend $7M, Cume $96.1M
8. Transformers 3 - 3D (Paramount) Week 5 [2,604 Runs]
Friday $2M, Saturday $2.3M, Weekend $5.7M, Estimated Cume $337M
9. Zookeeper (Sony) Week 4 [2,418 Runs]
Friday $1.3M, Saturday $1.6M, Weekend $4.1M, Estimated Cume $68.6M
10. Cars 2 - 3D (Pixar/Disney) Week 6 [1,763 Runs]
Friday $750K, Saturday $875K, Weekend $2.2M, Estimated Cume $182M
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pues me extraña esa bajada de los PITUFOS el Sabado, generalmente las peliclas infantiles tiran mas en Sabado y en Domingo
ahora estan empatados
pues me extraña esa bajada de los PITUFOS el Sabado, generalmente las peliclas infantiles tiran mas en Sabado y en Domingo
ahora estan empatados
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me estais diciendo que vivimos en un mundo donde la cosa esa de los pitufos, que pinta a estreno directo a DVD y a verguenza ajena a kilos (Azaria!) le planta cara a la ultima peli del director de IRON MAN producida por Spielberg y Ronnie, con Indy & Bond???
me estais diciendo que vivimos en un mundo donde la cosa esa de los pitufos, que pinta a estreno directo a DVD y a verguenza ajena a kilos (Azaria!) le planta cara a la ultima peli del director de IRON MAN producida por Spielberg y Ronnie, con Indy & Bond???
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Sí.
el fracaso de C&A es de ORDAGO. Hablamos de 200 kilos de presupuesto, Orci y su amigo, Lindelof, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer, Spielberg, Favreau, Indy y Bond...
estocada definitiva a Harrison y el Craig sin Bond no da una.
y, por cierto, aqui lo único que realmente está funcionando son las comedias. Si no fuera por el 3D Bridesmaids o Horrible Boses recaudarían mucha más pasta que los Thor de turno.
Sí.
el fracaso de C&A es de ORDAGO. Hablamos de 200 kilos de presupuesto, Orci y su amigo, Lindelof, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer, Spielberg, Favreau, Indy y Bond...
estocada definitiva a Harrison y el Craig sin Bond no da una.
y, por cierto, aqui lo único que realmente está funcionando son las comedias. Si no fuera por el 3D Bridesmaids o Horrible Boses recaudarían mucha más pasta que los Thor de turno.
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Pues la de los Ford y Craig apestaba a ostión desde el primer trailer, la verdad, no sé de que os extrañáis. Lo de los pitufos si que ha sorprendido
Pues la de los Ford y Craig apestaba a ostión desde el primer trailer, la verdad, no sé de que os extrañáis. Lo de los pitufos si que ha sorprendido
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July 29-31, 2011
Weekend
1NCowboys & AliensUni. $36,200,000
2NThe SmurfsSony $36,200,000
31Captain America: The First AvengerPar. $24,905,000 $116,772,000
42Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2WB $21,925,000 $318,460,000
5NCrazy, Stupid, Love.WB $19,300,000
63Friends with BenefitsSGem $9,300,000 $38,200,000
75Horrible BossesWB (NL) $7,100,000 $96,202,000
84Transformers: Dark of the MoonP/DW $5,970,000 $337,892,000
96ZookeeperSony $4,200,000 $68,731,000
107Cars 2BV $2,301,000 $182,070,000
July 29-31, 2011
Weekend
1NCowboys & AliensUni. $36,200,000
2NThe SmurfsSony $36,200,000
31Captain America: The First AvengerPar. $24,905,000 $116,772,000
42Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2WB $21,925,000 $318,460,000
5NCrazy, Stupid, Love.WB $19,300,000
63Friends with BenefitsSGem $9,300,000 $38,200,000
75Horrible BossesWB (NL) $7,100,000 $96,202,000
84Transformers: Dark of the MoonP/DW $5,970,000 $337,892,000
96ZookeeperSony $4,200,000 $68,731,000
107Cars 2BV $2,301,000 $182,070,000