No surprise here. 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' topped the box office this weekend with an estimated $79.5 million, according to BoxOfficeMojo.comSince opening with sold-out midnight screenings on July 15, the sixth installment in the "Harry Potter" series has taken in nearly $160 million at the domestic box office.
The new "Harry Potter" film is running head of the last installment, 2007's "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," but based on BoxOfficeMojo.com projections, it does not appear it will eclipse "Transformers 2" at the top box-office draw of 2009.
Here are this week's Top 5 films based on studio estimates. Final totals will be released Monday evening.
WEEKEND TOP 5 STUDIO ESTIMATES, JULY 17-19, 2009
Rank. Movie Title (Distributor)
Weekend Gross | Theaters | Total Gross | Week #
1. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Warner Bros.)
$79.5 million | 4,325 | $159.7 million | 1
2. Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (Fox)
$17.7 million | 3,817 | $152.0 million | 3
3. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Paramount (DreamWorks))
$13.8 million | 3,857 | $363.9 million | 4
4. Bruno (Universal)
$8.4 million | 2,759 | $49.6 million | 2
5. The Hangover (Warner Bros.)
$8.3 million | 2,667 | $235.9 million | 7
3 comments:
hi this is realy great film.......
They didn't show how obsessed Harry became with the book, nor did they show how Snape became suspicious of him having the book, or the true identity behind the book. Snape may have been the Half-Blood Prince but the movie didn't reveal why or how, or the fact that the book belonged to his mother 50 years prior, and the fact that Snape is "half-blood" and no one expected that.
Great Great Great Successful Movies, I like Harry very much when he was a little boy but when many series pass then i start to like Ron more... cause he is a great friend for harry and he look funny and sometimes do something silly too.
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