(Afp.com) The comedy "Tropic Thunder", directed and starring by Ben Stiller, continues to lead the North American box office this weekend, in its second week exhibition, according to provisional figures broadcast on Sunday by the specialist firm Exhibitor Relations. The Parodia of the Vietnam War films and satire of Hollywood racks, starring Robert Downey Jr.., Jack Black, Nick Nolte and Tom Cruise unrecognizable because obese and bald, raised $ 16.1 million between Friday and Sunday in the United States and Canada, and accumulated 65.7 million since its premiere. Two new films fighting for the second and third place among the most blockbuster. "The House Bunny" on the penalties of a bunny out of the house Playboy, which becomes the dean of a brotherhood of students about to lose his home, raised $ 15.1 million in its first weekend in the courtrooms. "Death Race", which puts on stage to prisoners forced to participate in violent racing cars, rose $ 12.2 million over the weekend. Leader of the undisputed box office, Batman and "The knight of the night" rolls back the second place to fourth. The sixth episode of the adventures of man bat raised $ 10.3 million, totaling an impressive sum of 489.1 million dollars in six weeks of exhibition. The last of the series of Star Wars, "The Clone Wars", fell from third to fifth place in its second week with $ 5.6 million. The comedy "Pineapple Express" accumulated $ 5.6 million weekend, in the seventh position followed by the thriller "Mirrors" with Kiefer Sutherland, who collected 4.8 million. Recently premiered on the big screen, "The Longshots," with rapper Ice Cube, tells the true story of a young woman who arrives at a local football team male. Number eight in the classification, the film collected $ 4.3 million. "Mamma mia!", The adaptation of the hit musical comedy of the same name, was admitted 4.3 billion dollars, raising a total of 124.4 million. The action film "The Mummy: the tomb of Emperor Dragon" closes the list in tenth place with $ 4 million bagger.
lunes, agosto 25, 2008
TROPIC THUNDER WON THE TICKET OFFICE AMERICAN BY SECOND WEEK
(Afp.com) The comedy "Tropic Thunder", directed and starring by Ben Stiller, continues to lead the North American box office this weekend, in its second week exhibition, according to provisional figures broadcast on Sunday by the specialist firm Exhibitor Relations. The Parodia of the Vietnam War films and satire of Hollywood racks, starring Robert Downey Jr.., Jack Black, Nick Nolte and Tom Cruise unrecognizable because obese and bald, raised $ 16.1 million between Friday and Sunday in the United States and Canada, and accumulated 65.7 million since its premiere. Two new films fighting for the second and third place among the most blockbuster. "The House Bunny" on the penalties of a bunny out of the house Playboy, which becomes the dean of a brotherhood of students about to lose his home, raised $ 15.1 million in its first weekend in the courtrooms. "Death Race", which puts on stage to prisoners forced to participate in violent racing cars, rose $ 12.2 million over the weekend. Leader of the undisputed box office, Batman and "The knight of the night" rolls back the second place to fourth. The sixth episode of the adventures of man bat raised $ 10.3 million, totaling an impressive sum of 489.1 million dollars in six weeks of exhibition. The last of the series of Star Wars, "The Clone Wars", fell from third to fifth place in its second week with $ 5.6 million. The comedy "Pineapple Express" accumulated $ 5.6 million weekend, in the seventh position followed by the thriller "Mirrors" with Kiefer Sutherland, who collected 4.8 million. Recently premiered on the big screen, "The Longshots," with rapper Ice Cube, tells the true story of a young woman who arrives at a local football team male. Number eight in the classification, the film collected $ 4.3 million. "Mamma mia!", The adaptation of the hit musical comedy of the same name, was admitted 4.3 billion dollars, raising a total of 124.4 million. The action film "The Mummy: the tomb of Emperor Dragon" closes the list in tenth place with $ 4 million bagger.
