Monday Morning Box Office Report: High School Musical 3 Cashes In
We all learned long ago not to underestimate the High School Musical phenomenon, and part 3 was another huge success for Disney, pulling in $42 million in its opening weekend. Meanwhile Saw became the highest grossing horror movie franchise ever with a $30.5 million bow for Saw V, which is only slightly less than the previous 3 installments made in their first weekend. Max Payne and Beverly Hills Chihuahua continued to some decent cash, meanwhile, the crime drama Pride and Glory could only manage the #5 spot, earning a disappointing $6 million. Apparently star power isn’t always enough to draw a crowd.
1. High School Musical 3: Senior Year — $42M
2. Saw V — $30.5M
3. Max Payne — $7.6M
4. Beverly Hills Chihuahua — $6.92M
5. Pride and Glory — $6.33M
6. The Secret Life of Bees — $5.93M
7. W. — $5.33M
8. Eagle Eye — $5.14M
9. Body of Lies — $4.07M
10. Quarantine — $2.55M
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look at that top ten list…holy butter fucks…movies ARE really awful these days. CHRIST!
Posted by Bob The Slob on October 27th, 2008Leave a Reply