Next weekend’s openers are Disney’s Need For Speed, Lionsgate’s Tyler Perry’s Single Mom’s Club going wide and in limited release will be Focus Features’ Bad Words, Warner Bros’ Vernonica Mars (also on VOD), and The Weinstein Company’s One Chance. Son Of God down 59% instead of 61%, so Sunday’s numbers were slightly better than expected). We are keeping in yesterday’s chart below for comparisons for those of you who want to see the differences (i.e. Peabody And Sherman‘s numbers were almost in line with yesterday’s while the ten spot was finally figured out … it went to Ride Along, not RoboCop - but only by a hair. Warner Bros.’ and Legendary Pictures’ 300: Rise Of An Empire was on the money with yesterday’s cume and Mr. a phenomenal, record-breaking per screen for a live-action film of $192,250 and might climb to $200,000.ĥTH UPDATE, MONDAY, 1: 30 PM: The final numbers are in with The Grand Budapest Hotel pulling in $811,000 for Fox Searchlight to take in a per-screen average of $202K+ on four screens.
The Grand Budapest Hotel on four screens in L.A. NOTEWORTHY: Best Picture winner 12 Years A Slave(FOX) re-upped to 1,065 screens and breaks back into the top ten. Peabody And Sherman (FOX) $29M to $31M and made $32.5M Son of God (FOX) dropped 61% in its second weekend. OPENING: 300: Rise of An Empire (WB) commands $43M to $45M and ended on the high end Mr.
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