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Mr Peabody & Sherman claims No.1 at Us box office - top ten in full
3 hours ago | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Mr Peabody and Sherman has climbed to the number one spot at the Us box office.
The DreamWorks animation fell 34% in its second week of release to an estimated $21.2 million, but fought off competition from Aaron Paul's Need for Speed.
The film - featuring the voice of Ty Burrell - lost out to 300: Rise of An Empire last weekend. The Noam Murro-directed sequel slipped to second place this week, dropping 58% to $19.1m.
Video game adaptation Need for Speed debuted in third place with $17.8m.
Liam Neeson's thriller Non-Stop dropped to four on this week's countdown, with earnings of $10.6m. The film has now taken $68.8 million and has surpassed Neeson and director Jaume Collet-Serra's Unknown.
Tyler Perry's The Single Mums Club had an underwhelming opening weekend, taking a total of $8.3m. It is the lowest opening for a Tyler Perry-directed movie.
Box Office Report: 'Need' Stalls At Home But Picks Up 'Speed' Overseas; Wes & 'Veronica' More Impressive Than Tyler
3 hours ago | Movies.com | See recent Movies.com news »
Here's your 3-day box office returns (new releases bolded): 1. Mr. Peabody & Sherman - $21.2 million ($63.1 million total) 2. 300: Rise of an Empire - $19.1 million ($78.3 million total) 3. Need for Speed - $17.8 million ($17.8 million total) 4. Non-Stop - $10.6 million ($68.8 million total) 5. Tyler Perry's The Single Mom's Club - $8.3 million ($8.3 million total) 6. The Lego Movie - $7.7 million ($236.9 million total) 7. Son of God - $5.4 million ($50.8 million total) 8. The Grand Budapest Hotel - $3.6 million ($4.7 million total) 9. Frozen - $2.1 million ($396.3 million total) 10. Veronica Mars - $2.0 million ($2.0 million total) The Big Stories What a difference a week makes. Last Monday, Wall Street was sent into a panic by Dreamworks...
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- Erik Childress
Box Office: Smart Dogs, Ab'ed Warriors, and Speed Racers
3 hours ago | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Because animated films have good legs at the box office, Mr Peabody continued to walk up right and traded places with the muscle-bound warriors of the 300 sequel for first place.
Box Office
01 Mr Peabody & Sherman $21.2 (cum. $63.1) Tim's thoughts
02 300: Rise Of An Empire $19.1 (cum. $78.3)
03 Need For Speed $17.8 *New*
04 Non-stop $10.6 (cum. $68.8) Amir's Review
05 Tyler Perry'S Single Mom'S Club $8.3 *new*
06 The Lego Movie $7.7 (cum. $236.9) Nathaniel's Review
07 Son Of God $5.4 (cum. $50.8)
08 The Grand Budapest Hotel $3.6 (cum. $4.7)
09 Frozen $2.1 (cum. $396.3) Review | Let it Go | Jonathan Groff Interview
10 Veronica Mars $2.0 *New*
The Lego Movie is way way out front for biggest hit of 2014 thus far but I have to admit that I'm surprised that Frozen which is now 2013's third biggest hit, far exceeding anyone's expectations, is folding up and moving out of theaters for DVD already. If they had kept milking it a bit, it probably could have passed Iron Man 3's gross. »
- NATHANIEL R
Box Office Beat Down: 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' Wins with $21.2 Million
4 hours ago | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Weekend Box Office:
1$21.2 million
300: Rise of an Empire $19.1 million
Need for Speed $17.8 million
Non-Stop $10.6 million
The Single Moms Club $8.3 million
The Lego Movie $7.7 million
Son of God $5.4 million
The Grand Budapest Hotel $3.6 million
Frozen $2.1 million
Veronica Mars $2 milionMr. Peabody and Sherman94%MovieWeb: 4 reviews77%Rotten Tomatoes: 43 reviews2300: Rise of an Empire91%MovieWeb: 7 reviews42%Rotten Tomatoes: 5 reviews3Need for Speed93%MovieWeb: 2 reviews24%Rotten Tomatoes: 27 reviews4Non-Stop94%MovieWeb: 4 reviews58%Rotten Tomatoes: 3 reviews5The Single Moms Club34%MovieWeb: 0 reviews22%Rotten Tomatoes: 18 reviews6The Lego Movie100%MovieWeb: 12 reviews96%Rotten Tomatoes: 17 reviews7Son of God100%MovieWeb: 0 reviews23%Rotten Tomatoes: 45 reviews8The Grand Budapest Hotel100%MovieWeb: 0 reviews91%Rotten Tomatoes: 1 reviews9Frozen92%MovieWeb: 12 reviews84%Rotten Tomatoes: 13 reviews10Veronica MarsMovieWeb: 0 reviews76%Rotten Tomatoes: 43 reviews »
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Box Office: 'Peabody and Sherman' pull ahead of '300' while 'Need for Speed' stalls
5 hours ago | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Los Angeles (AP) — Chasing down the top spot at the box office after debuting at No. 2 last week, "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" took the lead in its second weekend. The DreamWorks animated film about the time-traveling adventures of a genius dog and the human son he adopted earned $21.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. The 3-D kiddie-jaunt features voices from "Modern Family" stars Ty Burrell and Ariel Winter. "Our mid-week numbers were very strong indicating good and positive word of mouth," said Chris Aronson, president of domestic distribution at Twentieth Century Fox. "If anything, this is exceeding (expectations). It's a combination of likable characters and it's a nostalgia play for those who are familiar with the show." Mr. Peabody and Sherman first appeared in the 1950s and early 1960s on the show "Peabody's Improbable History," a segment within the animated television series "Rocky and His Friends" and later "The Bullwinkle Show. »
- Jessica Herndon (AP)
Weekend Box Office: Family-Friendly Mr. Peabody & Sherman Takes the Checkered Flag, 300 Sequel Falls to Second, While Need For Speed Stalls in Third
8 hours ago | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
A trio of new debuts were no match for Mr. Peabody & Sherman, the family-friendly adventure feature from DreamWorks Animation. The animated duo took the top spot from 300: Rise of an Empire, making it one of only two films to actually move up in the top ten rankings. The other film? Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, which debuted huge last week in only a few theaters, and moved up to eighth during its first weekend of wide release. The weekend was a disappointing one both critically and financially for Scott Waugh's street-racing adaptation, Need for Speed. Perhaps the action-driven Non-Stop, which landed in fourth place, proved too much box office competition on an otherwise unexciting weekend of non-new releases. Fandom-driven films Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club and the Kickstarted Veronica Mars movie turned in fifth and tenth debut spots respectively. Title Weekend Total 1. Mr. Peabody »
- Dave Trumbore
Weekend Box Office: 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' Hits No. 1 in Second Week
12 hours ago | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
Los Angeles (AP) - Chasing down the top spot at the box office after debuting at No. 2 last week, "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" took the lead in its second weekend.
The DreamWorks animated film about the time-traveling adventures of a genius dog and the human son he adopted earned $21.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. The 3-D kiddie-jaunt features voices from "Modern Family" stars Ty Burrell and Ariel Winter.
"Our mid-week numbers were very strong indicating good and positive word of mouth," said Chris Aronson, president of domestic distribution at Twentieth Century Fox. "If anything, this is exceeding (expectations). It's a combination of likable characters and it's a nostalgia play for those who are familiar with the show."
Mr. Peabody and Sherman first appeared in the 1950s and early 1960s on the show "Peabody's Improbable History," a segment within the animated television series "Rocky and His Friends" and later "The Bullwinkle Show. »
- The Associated Press
Box Office Predictions: Can 'Need for Speed' Lap 'Single Moms Club'?
14 March 2014 9:16 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Predicted Weekend Box Office:
1$24.6 million
300: Rise of an Empire $22.4 million
The Single Moms Club $18.2 million
Mr. Peabody and Sherman $18 million
Non-Stop $9.2 million
The Lego Movie $7.7 million
Son of God $5.9 million
Frozen $2.3 million
The Monuments Men $2 million
3 Days to Kill $1.6 millionNeed for Speed93%MovieWeb: 2 reviews24%Rotten Tomatoes: 27 reviews2300: Rise of an Empire91%MovieWeb: 7 reviews42%Rotten Tomatoes: 5 reviews3The Single Moms Club34%MovieWeb: 0 reviews22%Rotten Tomatoes: 18 reviews4Mr. Peabody and Sherman94%MovieWeb: 4 reviews77%Rotten Tomatoes: 43 reviews5Non-Stop94%MovieWeb: 4 reviews58%Rotten Tomatoes: 3 reviews6The Lego Movie100%MovieWeb: 12 reviews96%Rotten Tomatoes: 17 reviews7Son of God100%MovieWeb: 0 reviews23%Rotten Tomatoes: 45 reviews8Frozen92%MovieWeb: 12 reviews84%Rotten Tomatoes: 13 reviews9The Monuments Men55%MovieWeb: 3 reviews34%Rotten Tomatoes: 42 reviews103 Days to Kill56%MovieWeb: 4 reviews31%Rotten Tomatoes: 25 reviews »
- MovieWeb
A Letter to Mark Burnett: Faith-Based Films Vs. Culture Wars
13 March 2014 10:00 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Memo to: Mark Burnett
Apparently you are not content just to be television’s most prolific producer, Mark, so you have now committed yourself to a new career as a film producer — one with a specific mission. You want Hollywood to give God a comeback.
To this end, you’ve mobilized tens of millions of dollars to turn a string of outtakes and re-edited footage into a motion picture, “Son of God,” which opened to $25.6 million on 3,254 screens last week (of course, you and your allies pre-bought many of the tickets).
The film is not really new; much of the footage came from your 2013 TV miniseries, “The Bible,” with some new scenes added. While its box office numbers have made you an instant folk hero in the evangelical Christian community, you might also note that the picture is opening in the middle of a culture war that will impact the »
- Peter Bart
Joanna Krupa -- Sorry Dalai Lama ... You're No Jesus
13 March 2014 9:40 AM, PDT | TMZ | See recent TMZ news »
Joanna Krupa says the only reason the Dalai Lama didn't change her life is because -- despite anything you've seen her do and say -- she's "All about Jesus." Jk was leaving Sur restaurant last night when she tried to explain why she dissed Dalai last month ... by professing her love for Jc, but made a major slip up in the process. Joanna attempts to say she can't wait to see the new movie, "Son of God »
- TMZ Staff
'Son of God' Actor -- Faces Hellish Future As The Devil
11 March 2014 12:50 AM, PDT | TMZ | See recent TMZ news »
The actor who stars as Jesus in the movie "Son of God" is going to hell for his next role ... he was just cast as The Devil in a new TV show ... and his faithful Christian fans may not be forgiving.Diogo Morgado -- aka "hot Jesus" -- has been cast as the ultimate bad guy in a new CW show, "The Messengers" ... although the network's mum on the new hire.Production sources tell us »
- TMZ Staff
Box Office: ‘Noah’ On Course for $35 Million-Plus Opening
10 March 2014 6:02 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
One of the first of many biblical-themed movies to flood the box office in 2014, Darren Aronofsky’s “Noah” is on track for a $35 million-plus Stateside opening later this month.
Insiders predict that the drama could gross upwards of $40 million when it hits theaters on March 28, though Paramount is said to be estimating a lower $27.5 million to downplay expectations for the expensive production.
Paramount-New Regency’s $130 million Biblical epic, starring Russell Crowe, has proven especially difficult to measure given the flurry of controversy it’s generated in the last couple of months among Christians — one of its targeted demographic groups.
The film, co-starring Jennifer Connelly, Anthony Hopkins and “Harry Potter” star Emma Watson, deviates from the Old Testament story of Noah’s Ark, forcing Paramount to add a recent disclaimer that the film doesn’t directly mirror the Biblical tale.
“The film was made for believers and non-believers,” Aronofsky told Variety »
- Maane Khatchatourian
Box Office Actuals for '300: Rise of an Empire', 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman', 'Non-Stop' and 'Son of God'
10 March 2014 1:16 PM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
The weekend actuals are in and 300: Rise of an Empire actually finished spot on with its estimate, $45 million. The reported budget, however, went up another $10 million to $110m, nearly double the original, but with another $87.8 million from overseas markets on opening weekend, Rise of an Empire enjoyed a $132.8 million worldwide opening. In second is Mr. Peabody & Sherman, which dipped $300,000 from estimates to $32.3 million on a budget of $145 million, but it too did well overseas, bringing in an additional $65.8 million. The film scored an "A" CinemaScore so just maybe it can have a nice holdover and do a little more damage than its middling domestic performance so far. As for the holdovers, both Non-Stop and Son of God did a little better than estimated, Non-Stop only dropping 45.2% from its opening weekend with Son of God still the largest drop in the top ten at 59.5%. In the end 12 Years a Slave got its 116.3% Oscar bump, »
- Brad Brevet
'Boondocks' Creator Brings 'Black Jesus' to Adult Swim (Exclusive)
10 March 2014 10:38 AM, PDT | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »
The Boondocks creator is bringing Black Jesus to Adult Swim. The Turner-owned network has picked up a new half-hour live-action comedy series called Black Jesus from Aaron McGruder, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively. Photos: Jesus in Film and TV: 13 Devilishly Handsome Actors Who've Played the Son of God The new half-hour live-action scripted comedy finds Jesus living in present-day Compton, Calif., on a daily mission to spread love and kindness throughout the neighborhood with the help of his small but loyal group of downtrodden followers. Newcomer Gerald "Slink" Johnson (Grand Theft Auto
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- Lesley Goldberg
Box Office Report: '300: Rise of an Empire' Slays the Competition
10 March 2014 9:00 AM, PDT | Movies.com | See recent Movies.com news »
Here are your three-day box office returns (new releases bolded): 1. 300: Rise of an Empire - $45.0 million 2. Mr. Peabody & Sherman - $32.5 million 3. Non-Stop - $15.3 million ($52.1 million total) 4. The Lego Movie - $11.0 million ($224.9 million total) 5. Son of God - $10.0 million ($41.4 million total) 6. The Monuments Men - $3.1 million ($70.6 million total) 7. 3 Days to Kill - $3.06 million ($25.5 million total) 8. Frozen - $3.01 million ($393.0 million total) 9. 12 Years a Slave - $2.1 million ($53.1 million total) 10. Ride Along - $2.0 million ($129.9 million total) The Big Stories Was there really such a demand for a 300 sequel? The 2007 original grossed $210 million in the U.S. and ultimately spawned not just Watchmen, but also Sucker Punch and...
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- Erik Childress
Box Office Breakdown: 300 Seizes Glory Against Peabody
10 March 2014 6:48 AM, PDT | Cinelinx | See recent Cinelinx news »
This past weekend at the box office saw the release of a long gestating sequel (who many people didn't think was necessary) and another animated adventure based on a beloved cartoon property. Under most circumstances, this would generally mean the kids' movie would win out, but turns out Rise of an Empire is actually pretty good! Come inside to check out the full box office numbers for this past weekend.
Don't get me wrong here, Mr. Peabody & Sherman did a pretty good job, and for the most part the 'race' at this weekend's box office was pretty close. Even with the power of nostalgia, however, they couldn't topple the ab-filled spectacle of 300: Rise of an Empire, which pulled in an impressive $45 million haul. Not bad for a sequel so many people complained about not needing. If it manages to keep this momentum up, it's looking likely another film could be happening. »
- feeds@cinelinx.com (Jordan Maison)
300: Rise of an Empire action film assaults Us box office
10 March 2014 6:05 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Zack Snyder's gorefest slaughters competition at the cinemas, Grand Budapest Hotel makes a grand appearance and Oscars winners get box-office boost
• More Us box office analysis here
300 rules the roost
Critical scoffing about its fanboy roots notwithstanding, 300: Rise of an Empire got the last laugh at the weekend. A sequel to the 2007 movie that established director Zack Snyder as a genre rock star, the Warner Bros action film smashed its way to the top of the charts in North America. Its estimated $45.1m (£27m) haul contributed to a $132.9m global assault. Next weekend's action release Need for Speed may apply the brakes to a degree, but that movie's largely unknown cast and brand may struggle to stop Rise of an Empire from holding on to pole position for a second weekend. And if that's not enough of a belaboured car racing metaphor for you, try this for size: »
- Jeremy Kay
'300: Rise of an Empire' tops weekend box office with $45.1 m earnings
9 March 2014 10:33 PM, PDT | RealBollywood.com | See recent RealBollywood news »
Washington, March 10: The '300' sequel 'Rise of an Empire' has topped the weekend box office with 45.1 million dollars and 87.8 million dollars internationally in its first weekend.
20th Century Fox's animated film 'Mr. Peabody and Sherman' opened in second with 32.5 million dollars, followed by Liam Neeson starrer 'Non-Stop', which garnered 15.4 million dollars in its second weekend, Fox News reported.
The top earners of the weekend box office are:
1. "300: Rise of an Empire," $45.1 million ($87.8 million international).
2. "Mr. Peabody and Sherman," $32.5 million.
3. "Non-Stop," $15.4 million.
4. "The Lego Movie," $11 million.
5. "Son of God," $10 million.
6. "The Monuments. »
- Shiva Prakash
Box Office Weekend: 300 Conquers Peabody In Number, If Not Critics
9 March 2014 9:05 PM, PDT | CinemaNerdz | See recent CinemaNerdz news »
Lackluster reviews for 300: Rise of an Empire, the sequel to the 2007 big budget story of the 300 Spartans, were not enough to keep audiences away as it earned the top spot at the box office. At an estimated $45.1 million, it beat Mr. Peabody & Sherman which, despite good reviews, earned an estimated $32.5 million, which leaves it at a fair pace behind its $145 million costs. Still, both are doing very well overseas, and likely to make back their costs in worldwide earnings, if not domestically.
Liam Neeson is making a good case with Non-Stop, breaking even for its second week with an estimated $15.4 million. The Lego Movie continues to impress, with an estimated $11 million in its fifth week and $225 million in total domestic box office, while Son of God sits in a state of limbo, its estimated $10 million and domestic total of $41.5 million no indicator of success as it has not reported its costs. »
- Seth Paul
300: Rise Of An Empire # 1 At The Box Office
9 March 2014 2:42 PM, PDT | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
The R-rated follow up to 2007′s blockbuster, 300, ruled at the Box Office this weekend.
Rentrak’s Senior Media Analyst Paul Dergarabedian commented, “300: Rise Of An Empire (review) charged into the top spot at the global box office this weekend ranking #1 across all continents with an incredible $87.8m from 58 markets, an impressive $132.85 million worldwide and $177.85 million to date. Fox’s Mr. Peabody And Sherman (review) showed that time-travel is the international language earning $21.0m in 52 international markets, $53.5 million worldwide this weekend and nearly $100 million to date globally. Notably, Best Picture winner 12 Years A Slave crossed the $100 million mark in the international marketplace and nears $160 million around the world.”
The top-12 domestic weekend box office estimates listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, March 9, 2014, are below.
Estimated Box Office Numbers for Weekend of March 7:
1. 300: Rise Of An Empire – Warner Bros. – $45.M
2. Mr. Peabody And Sherman – 20th »
- Movie Geeks
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