Box Office for the Boys
Feb. 16th, 2009 09:07 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
feliciakwHere's what's doing for those who are interested:
MBV placed 3rd in the box office ratings its opening weekend. It dropped to 6th, then to 9th, then to 16th, and has held onto 16th place for a second week in a row. In other words, it's been in the top 20 since it opened.
It had a budget of approximately $15 million, and has, to date, made $50,861,000. Rule of thumb is that a movie must make back 3X its original cost to be considered successful. They are 5 million above that mark, so it's definitely considered a successful movie. Wheels are probably already turning for a sequel.
F13 placed at the top of the box office this weekend. It had a budget of $19 million, and it brought in $42,245,000. It is well on its way to reaching the 3X mark. Not surprising, considering the built-in following of the franchise.
And thank you so much, Boys, for making me interested in box office placement again. *eyeroll* [/sarcasm]
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MBV placed 3rd in the box office ratings its opening weekend. It dropped to 6th, then to 9th, then to 16th, and has held onto 16th place for a second week in a row. In other words, it's been in the top 20 since it opened.
It had a budget of approximately $15 million, and has, to date, made $50,861,000. Rule of thumb is that a movie must make back 3X its original cost to be considered successful. They are 5 million above that mark, so it's definitely considered a successful movie. Wheels are probably already turning for a sequel.
F13 placed at the top of the box office this weekend. It had a budget of $19 million, and it brought in $42,245,000. It is well on its way to reaching the 3X mark. Not surprising, considering the built-in following of the franchise.
And thank you so much, Boys, for making me interested in box office placement again. *eyeroll* [/sarcasm]
Information found here.
