Music Banter - View Single Post

Two Spirit · 09-07-2015, 01:04 PM

Weekend of September 4-6, 2015

1. War Room - $9,450,000 - $24,763,458 - 2nd Weekend

Mixing feel good Christianity with the formula of a Hallmark channel movie is apparently a recipe for success.

2. Straight Outta Compton - $8,850,000 - $147,785,705 - 4th Weekend

Still dominating as usual.

3. A Walk In The Woods - $8,250,000 - $10,309,000 - 1st Weekend

Looks like an adult drama that did poorly.

4. The Transporter Refueled - $7,220,000 - $7,220,000 - 1st Weekend

Not only does it not have Jason Statham in it so I don't care, but even if it did, why was another Transporter necessary? The original three made jack **** at the box office, and that was nearly a decade ago. Let it go, Hollywood.

5. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation - $7,180,000 - $180,416,692 - 6th Weekend

I'm not exactly a big Cruise fan, but a part of me becomes happy every time he has a hit. It's like a nice middle finger to the media crusade that tried to destroy his career a decade ago.

6. No Escape - $5,448,000 - $18,449,079 - 2nd Weekend

Why do people still like Owen Wilson?

7. The Man From U.N.C.L.E - $3,445,000 - $39,374,148 - 4th Weekend

Still don't have anything to say about this film other than the fact that it's performing like any other Guy Ritchie movie not named Sherlock Holmes.

8. Sinister 2 - $3,432,000 - $23,766,803 - 3rd Weekend

You can tell that it's the slowest time of the year for the box office when the same films keep appearing every week while barely making anything.

9. Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos - $3,421,000 - $3,421,000 - 1st Weekend

Some foreign animated film, I guess.

10. Inside Out - $3,226,000 - $348,299,280 - 12th Weekend

Nice to see Pixar with a successful movie again that isn't a sequel or a prequel.

09-07-2015, 01:04 PM	#7 (permalink)
Two Spirit Music Addict Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 332	Weekend of September 4-6, 2015 1. War Room - $9,450,000 - $24,763,458 - 2nd Weekend Mixing feel good Christianity with the formula of a Hallmark channel movie is apparently a recipe for success. 2. Straight Outta Compton - $8,850,000 - $147,785,705 - 4th Weekend Still dominating as usual. 3. A Walk In The Woods - $8,250,000 - $10,309,000 - 1st Weekend Looks like an adult drama that did poorly. 4. The Transporter Refueled - $7,220,000 - $7,220,000 - 1st Weekend Not only does it not have Jason Statham in it so I don't care, but even if it did, why was another Transporter necessary? The original three made jack ** at the box office, and that was nearly a decade ago. Let it go, Hollywood. 5. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation - $7,180,000 - $180,416,692 - 6th Weekend I'm not exactly a big Cruise fan, but a part of me becomes happy every time he has a hit. It's like a nice middle finger to the media crusade that tried to destroy his career a decade ago. 6. No Escape - $5,448,000 - $18,449,079 - 2nd Weekend Why do people still like Owen Wilson? 7. The Man From U.N.C.L.E - $3,445,000 - $39,374,148 - 4th Weekend Still don't have anything to say about this film other than the fact that it's performing like any other Guy Ritchie movie not named Sherlock Holmes. 8. Sinister 2 - $3,432,000 - $23,766,803 - 3rd Weekend You can tell that it's the slowest time of the year for the box office when the same films keep appearing every week while barely making anything. 9. Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos - $3,421,000 - $3,421,000 - 1st Weekend Some foreign animated film, I guess. 10. Inside Out - $3,226,000 - $348,299,280** - 12th Weekend Nice to see Pixar with a successful movie again that isn't a sequel or a prequel.