Sunday, September 28, 2008
Weekend Box Office (Sep 26-28) Estimates
1 - Eagle Eye $29,200,000
2 - Nights in Rodanthe $13,570,000
3 - Lakeview Terrace $7,000,000
4 - Fireproof $6,514,000
5 - Burn After Reading $6,169,000
6 - Igor $5,500,000
7 - Righteous Kill $3,803,000
8 - My Best Friend’s Girl $3,800,000
9 - Miracle at St. Anna $3,501,000
10 - Tyler Perry’s The Family That Preys $3,160,000
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Friday, September 26, 2008
Opening The Week of Sep 26th
Movies opening this week range from the little heard indie doc “Patti Smith: Dream of Life” to Hollywood blockbuster “Eagle Eye”. Disney has a Spike Lee movie out too.
Best bets are still the Coen Brothers’ “Burn After Reading” and “The Dark Knight” in IMAX.
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
DOC SOUP to open with "Trouble The Water"
Toronto, September 23, 2008 – Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival is pleased to announce that the 2008-09 Doc Soup season will open with the Canadian premiere of TROUBLE THE WATER (USA, 96 min). Winner of the 2008 Sundance Grand Jury Prize (Documentary), the New York Times called the film “superb…one of the best American documentaries in recent memory.
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Weekend Box Office (Sep 19-21) Estimates
1 - Lakeview Terrace $15,600,000
2 - Burn After Reading $11,295,000
3 - My Best Friend’s Girl $8,300,000
4 - Igor. $8,010,000
5 - Righteous Kill $7,700,000
6 - Tyler Perry’s The Family That Preys $7,500,000
7 - The Women $5,306,000
8 - Ghost Town $5,171,000
9 - The Dark Knight $2,950,000
10 - The House Bunny $2,800,000
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Opening The Week of Sep 19th
Quite a number of movies opening this weekend. The best of the lot is Ed Harris’ western “Appaloosa” not to be confused with the old Marlon Brando movie. Harris stars with Viggo Mortensen as peacekeepers of a town terrorized by Jeremy Irons.
On a romantic note, “Ghost Town” with Brit Office’s Rick Gervais is a guilty pleasurable romantic comedy. For those who like films on the wild side, Quentin Tarantino has a role in Takashi Miike’s “Sukiyaki Western Django”, the weekend’s most outrageous movie.
Happy picture-going!
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