WALL-E DEBUTS
AT #1 IN THEATERS
Weekend Box Office Results 6/29
AT #1 IN THEATERS
Weekend Box Office Results 6/29
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THE BLACK SPOTLIGHT
Shining A Light on African American Entertainment & Culture
Wall-E (Credit: Disney/Pixar)
(June 29) The children and the adults who paid their tickets have spoken: Wall-E is
the #1 movie in the Box Office with $62.5M. The Disney Pixar film is a triumph tale
that takes place in 2700 and revolves around Wall-E, a robot who continues to do
his programmed job even after humans had to leave Earth. When he meets another
robot named Eve, they discover a way for the eagerly waiting humans to return from
space and back home. (Wall-E trailer below)
In its opening weekend, the action-packed Wanted starring Morgan Freeman and
Angelina Jolie took second place to the animation but still pulled in $51.1M. (Wanted
trailer below)
Last weekend's number one flick, Be Smart dropped two spots to #3 with $20M,
grossing $77.3M. The second animation in the top 10, Kung Fu Panda chops into
#4 with $11.7M for a grand total of $179M since its opening weekend.
Rounding out the top 5 goes to the mean green giant, The Incredible Hulk with
$9.23M, grossing $116M.
The remaining Weekend Box Office Top 10 is as follows:
#6 The Love Guru $5.44M (gross: $25.3M)
#7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull $5.03M (gross: $300M)
#8 The Happening $3.85M (gross: $59.1M)
#9 Sex and the City $3.77M (gross: $140M)
#10 You Don't Mess With the Zohan $3.2M (gross: $91.2M)
the #1 movie in the Box Office with $62.5M. The Disney Pixar film is a triumph tale
that takes place in 2700 and revolves around Wall-E, a robot who continues to do
his programmed job even after humans had to leave Earth. When he meets another
robot named Eve, they discover a way for the eagerly waiting humans to return from
space and back home. (Wall-E trailer below)
In its opening weekend, the action-packed Wanted starring Morgan Freeman and
Angelina Jolie took second place to the animation but still pulled in $51.1M. (Wanted
trailer below)
Last weekend's number one flick, Be Smart dropped two spots to #3 with $20M,
grossing $77.3M. The second animation in the top 10, Kung Fu Panda chops into
#4 with $11.7M for a grand total of $179M since its opening weekend.
Rounding out the top 5 goes to the mean green giant, The Incredible Hulk with
$9.23M, grossing $116M.
The remaining Weekend Box Office Top 10 is as follows:
#6 The Love Guru $5.44M (gross: $25.3M)
#7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull $5.03M (gross: $300M)
#8 The Happening $3.85M (gross: $59.1M)
#9 Sex and the City $3.77M (gross: $140M)
#10 You Don't Mess With the Zohan $3.2M (gross: $91.2M)
VIDEO: WANTED MOVIE TRAILER (Credit: UNIVERSAL PICTURES)
VIDEO: WALL-E MOVIE TRAILER (Credit: DISNEY/PIXAR)
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