
Yep! It was me, and I was so effing close it is downright scary. In its opening weekend, Toy Story 3 took in an estimated $109 million, which is good for the highest opening by any Pixar film to date, and the second highest opening for any animated film (behind only *shudder* Shrek the Third). Admittedly, this whole 3D/IMAX trend has probably helped numbers for movies like Toy Story 3 a great deal in the last couple of years, as those ticket prices are always wicked higher, and that also guarantees you more screens, and thus more showings. Still, it's a huge number, and well-deserved, if I do say so myself.
As for the only other wide release this weekend, Jonah Hex, it came in eighth place over all with just barely over $5 million total. Oooouuuuuuuch. Owie ow ow ow ow ow. I mean, whatever, the movie sucks something awful, but that is just...that's just brutal! I mean, it got beat by fucking Killers, in its third week! Considering it budgeted somewheres around $80 million...yeah, this has got to be one of those great all-time cinematic flops. Not quite Cutthroat Island bad, but still. Yeeeeeesh.
Not too many other surprises this week, but feel free to read on and check out the full top 10 list.
Box Office Results: 06/18 to 06/20
| | 1. Toy Story 3 $109 million / NEW |
| | 2. The Karate Kid $29 million / $106.2 million |
| | 3. The A-Team $13.8 million / $49.8 million |
| | 4. Get Him to the Greek $6.1 million / $47.9 million |
| | 5. Shrek Forever After $5.5 million / $223 million |
| | 6. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time $5.3 million / $80.5 million |
| | 7. Killers $5.1 million / $40 million |
| | 8. Jonah Hex $5.1 million / NEW |
| | 9. Iron Man 2 $2.7 million / $305 million |
| | 10. Marmaduke $2.7 million / $28 million |
Dropped Out: Sex and the City 2 (Yay!), Splice (Boo!)
Source: Box Office Mojo
























