Friday Box Office: Blind Faith
The Blind Side looks like it will finally make an end-run around New Moon this weekend, decisively taking the first place slot from the vampire drama in yesterday's box office. Meanwhile, Brothers landed in the number-three spot with more than some trackers were expecting (though still not a magnificent haul) while Everybody's Fine made its title seem like the state of highest denial. Full figures after the jump:
THE BLIND SIDE: $6.7 million ($115.5 million)
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON: $5.2 million ($244.2 million)
BROTHERS: $3.7 million (new)
ARMORED: $2.4 million (new)
OLD DOGS: $2 million ($29.1 million)
2012: $2 million ($144.2 million)
A CHRISTMAS CAROL: $1.9 million ($109.4 million)
NINJA ASSASSIN: $1.6 million ($26.4 million)
EVERYBODY'S FINE: $1.3 million (new)
PLANET 51: $1 million ($30.7 million)
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and up in the air? where's?
Up in the Air was only on 15 screens this week, but it did strongly. Seth will have more on that in his Weekend Box Office tomorrow.
In limited release, and not counted by this, though some reports that it made $1 million off of 15 theaters. Probably George Clooney's best per-screen average in a long time.