Friday Box Office: Zac Attack
That mints it: Zac Efron is a star. Sans songs, he still managed to open 17 Again to a higher Friday figure than Julia Roberts could manage for Duplicity -- or, for that matter, Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck could for the brand-new State of Play. Meanwhile, Crank: High Voltage didn't outdo its predecessor, despite generally better reviews and a franchise cult following.
1. 17 AGAIN: $9,465,000 (new)
2. STATE OF PLAY: $4,570,000 (new)
3. HANNAH MONTANA: THE MOVIE: $4,020,000 ($47,488,000)
4. FAST AND FURIOUS: $3,840,000 ($128,271,000)
5. MONSTERS VS. ALIENS: $3,575,000 ($153,398,000)
6. CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE: $2,650,000 (new)
7. OBSERVE AND REPORT: $1,425,000 ($16,062,000)
8. THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT: $1,115,000 ($49,883,000)
9. KNOWING: $1,105,000 ($71,326,000)
10: I LOVE YOU, MAN: $1,070,000 ($1,070,000)
Figures courtesy of Box Office Mojo
Comments
Tony Gilroy should just start writing Zac Efron movies, then everyone wins.
Vanessa Hudgens HATES tricky narratives.
The Zac Attack starts in his sack and ends up on your back.