Box Office Wrapup: "Cars" Parks Itself at #1
Summary
The Disney/Pixar animated film Cars raced past the competition to finish in first place at the North American box office. Though it did not open as strong as some of its predecessors, the toon easily outdistanced everything else in the current marketplace outselling the second place film by a three-to-one margin. Back to Article
The Disney/Pixar animated film Cars raced past the competition to finish in first place at the North American box office. Though it did not open as strong as some of its predecessors, the toon easily outdistanced everything else in the current marketplace outselling the second place film by a three-to-one margin. Back to Article
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on Jun 11 2006 02:24 PM No surprise there. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 11 2006 08:33 PM [b]that guy sucks![/b] that guy at guru needs to get a life! all he does is b!tch about about how tickets prices were higher, ticket prices were higher! shut up and get a girl dude! (Reply to this) |
on Jun 11 2006 11:08 PM In reply to this comment (#837776) Hey killbill, writing this kind of stuff is what this guy does to make a living. His weekly box office wrap ups are informative and encompass just about every market place factor affecting box office results. Don't knock a guy too hard for doing his job. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 12 2006 05:40 AM Maby the reason cars didnt do as well is purhaps. just perhaps, its not as good as pixars other films. just maby. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 12 2006 09:45 AM In reply to this comment (#837779) I felt it wasn't as consistent as the other Pixar movies, especially in the middle of it. The end of it still lived up to Pixar's rep though. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 12 2006 10:40 AM Glad to see that Cars did so well! It deserves every penny, if not more. After weeks of "just okay" summer blockbusters (The Davinci Code, X-men, The Break Up) it's was nice to see a movie that kept me happy from start to finish. (Reply to this) |
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