Monday Morning Box Office Report – April 30, 2007
For the third week in a row, Disturbia maintained the top spot at the box office with a paltry $9.1 million, the lowest weekend tally since The Covenant took $8.9 million last September. But before you go thinking that there’s another box office drought at hand, let’s acknowledge the fact that there weren’t many interesting new films to choose from (that, and everyone’s saving their money for Spider-Man 3). David Goyer’s The Invisible took the #2 spot with $7.6 million, while Nicolas Cage proved people still care to see him on screen even despite Ghost Rider as Next placed #3. The newest WWE film, The Condemned starring Stone Cold Steve Austin, managed just $3.8 million while playing in over 2000 theatres… Vince McMahon can’t be happy about that. Can he?
1. Disturbia — $9.1M
2. The Invisible — $7.61M
3. Next — $7.2M
4. Fracture — $7.08M
5. Blades of Glory — $5.2M
6. Meet the Robinsons — $4.84M
7. Hot Fuzz — $4.78M
8. Vacancy — $4.2M
9. The Condemned — $3.8M
10. Are We Done Yet? — $3.4M
Comments (2)
Don’t read this if you haven’t seen The Invisible, it will kill the ending for you.
You know … I’m still a bit pissed off with the ending of The Invisible. All that character developmental and then they make her die at the end, right when they’ve gotten to the point where everything could end happily and be okay. I loved the movie until that point.
Posted by Aaron Moore on April 30th, 2007Ouch. In it’s fourth week and Grindhouse didn’t even make the top 10. That makes me nothing but sad.
Posted by Jim Squires on May 1st, 2007Leave a Reply