Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Domestic Animated Box Office (Rank 101-200)	127	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 801-900)	850	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 901-1,000)	992	$153,273,684
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 501-600)	578	$97,822,171
Top 2007 Movies at the Domestic Box Office	29	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 101-200)	182	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200)	108	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office for Science Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200)	116	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 201-300)	254	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office for G Movies	44	$97,822,171
All Time Domestic Box Office for Walt Disney Movies (Rank 101-200)	146	$97,822,171

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Mar 30, 2007	2	$25,123,781		3,413	$7,361	$25,123,781	1
Apr 6, 2007	2	$16,715,437	-33%	3,435	$4,866	$51,947,271	2
Apr 13, 2007	3	$12,467,155	-25%	3,238	$3,850	$72,367,907	3
Apr 20, 2007	5	$6,967,089	-44%	3,003	$2,320	$82,089,959	4
Apr 27, 2007	7	$4,840,972	-31%	2,461	$1,967	$88,354,540	5
May 4, 2007	7	$2,619,654	-46%	2,107	$1,243	$91,925,051	6
May 11, 2007	8	$1,802,543	-31%	1,640	$1,099	$94,296,510	7
May 18, 2007	15	$503,975	-72%	941	$536	$95,303,844	8
May 25, 2007	21	$234,820	-53%	257	$914	$95,746,801	9
Jun 1, 2007	25	$167,341	-29%	202	$828	$96,026,678	10
Jun 8, 2007	32	$76,687	-54%	155	$495	$96,173,663	11
Jun 15, 2007	35	$63,182	-18%	120	$527	$96,287,733	12
Jun 22, 2007	37	$49,512	-22%	95	$521	$96,384,206	13
Jun 29, 2007	29	$96,310	+95%	93	$1,036	$96,534,518	14
Jul 6, 2007	33	$51,675	-46%	71	$728	$96,697,389	15
Jul 13, 2007	52	$16,152	-69%	51	$317	$96,759,204	16
Jul 20, 2007	26	$220,955	+1,268%	231	$957	$97,002,175	17
Jul 27, 2007	27	$169,082	-23%	213	$794	$97,375,823	18
Aug 3, 2007	38	$81,903	-52%	164	$499	$97,585,530	19
Aug 10, 2007	49	$41,146	-50%	95	$433	$97,690,955	20
Aug 17, 2007	57	$29,136	-29%	69	$422	$97,755,357	21
Aug 24, 2007	66	$17,131	-41%	40	$428	$97,794,013	22
Aug 31, 2007	67	$15,576	-9%	28	$556	$97,816,702	23

Date	Rank	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days
Mar 30, 2007	2	$7,594,710			3,413	$2,225	$7,594,710	1
Mar 31, 2007	2	$10,304,310	+36%		3,413	$3,019	$17,899,020	2
Apr 1, 2007	2	$7,224,761	-30%		3,413	$2,117	$25,123,781	3
Apr 2, 2007	2	$2,102,461	-71%		3,413	$616	$27,226,242	4
Apr 3, 2007	2	$2,281,196	+9%		3,413	$668	$29,507,438	5
Apr 4, 2007	2	$2,554,095	+12%		3,413	$748	$32,061,533	6
Apr 5, 2007	2	$3,170,301	+24%		3,413	$929	$35,231,834	7
Apr 6, 2007	2	$6,852,414	+116%	-10%	3,435	$1,995	$42,084,248	8
Apr 7, 2007	2	$6,387,778	-7%	-38%	3,435	$1,860	$48,472,026	9
Apr 8, 2007	3	$3,475,245	-46%	-52%	3,435	$1,012	$51,947,271	10
Apr 9, 2007	1	$2,871,478	-17%	+37%	3,435	$836	$54,818,749	11
Apr 10, 2007	2	$1,704,346	-41%	-25%	3,435	$496	$56,523,095	12
Apr 11, 2007	2	$1,704,236	n/c	-33%	3,435	$496	$58,227,331	13
Apr 12, 2007	2	$1,673,421	-2%	-47%	3,435	$487	$59,900,752	14
Apr 13, 2007	4	$3,223,274	+93%	-53%	3,238	$995	$63,124,026	15
Apr 14, 2007	3	$5,458,087	+69%	-15%	3,238	$1,686	$68,582,113	16
Apr 15, 2007	2	$3,785,794	-31%	+9%	3,238	$1,169	$72,367,907	17
Apr 16, 2007	4	$736,636	-81%	-74%	3,238	$227	$73,104,543	18
Apr 17, 2007	4	$679,197	-8%	-60%	3,238	$210	$73,783,740	19
Apr 18, 2007	3	$705,317	+4%	-59%	3,238	$218	$74,489,057	20
Apr 19, 2007	3	$633,813	-10%	-62%	3,238	$196	$75,122,870	21
Apr 20, 2007	7	$1,862,836	+194%	-42%	3,003	$620	$76,985,706	22
Apr 21, 2007	4	$3,143,676	+69%	-42%	3,003	$1,047	$80,129,382	23
Apr 22, 2007	3	$1,960,577	-38%	-48%	3,003	$653	$82,089,959	24
Apr 23, 2007	6	$333,389	-83%	-55%	3,003	$111	$82,423,348	25
Apr 24, 2007	7	$320,850	-4%	-53%	3,003	$107	$82,744,198	26
Apr 25, 2007	6	$374,871	+17%	-47%	3,003	$125	$83,119,069	27
Apr 26, 2007	6	$394,499	+5%	-38%	3,003	$131	$83,513,568	28
Apr 27, 2007	9	$1,297,639	+229%	-30%	2,461	$527	$84,811,207	29
Apr 28, 2007	6	$2,223,830	+71%	-29%	2,461	$904	$87,035,037	30
Apr 29, 2007	5	$1,319,503	-41%	-33%	2,461	$536	$88,354,540	31
Apr 30, 2007	9	$242,194	-82%	-27%	2,461	$98	$88,596,734	32
May 1, 2007	9	$232,157	-4%	-28%	2,461	$94	$88,828,891	33
May 2, 2007	9	$235,417	+1%	-37%	2,461	$96	$89,064,308	34
May 3, 2007	8	$241,089	+2%	-39%	2,461	$98	$89,305,397	35
May 4, 2007	9	$657,530	+173%	-49%	2,107	$312	$89,962,927	36
May 5, 2007	5	$1,148,967	+75%	-48%	2,107	$545	$91,111,894	37
May 6, 2007	4	$813,157	-29%	-38%	2,107	$386	$91,925,051	38
May 7, 2007	9	$135,467	-83%	-44%	2,107	$64	$92,060,518	39
May 8, 2007	11	$132,126	-2%	-43%	2,107	$63	$92,192,644	40
May 9, 2007	9	$145,786	+10%	-38%	2,107	$69	$92,338,430	41
May 10, 2007	9	$155,537	+7%	-35%	2,107	$74	$92,493,967	42
May 11, 2007	12	$396,729	+155%	-40%	1,640	$242	$92,890,696	43
May 12, 2007	8	$748,720	+89%	-35%	1,640	$457	$93,639,416	44
May 13, 2007	7	$657,094	-12%	-19%	1,640	$401	$94,296,510	45
May 14, 2007	13	$118,296	-82%	-13%	1,640	$72	$94,414,806	46
May 15, 2007	12	$124,546	+5%	-6%	1,640	$76	$94,539,352	47
May 16, 2007	11	$131,976	+6%	-9%	1,640	$80	$94,671,328	48
May 17, 2007	10	$128,541	-3%	-17%	1,640	$78	$94,799,869	49
May 28, 2007	24	$52,225			257	$203	$95,799,026	60
Sep 3, 2007	62	$4,362			28	$156	$97,821,064	158

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Mar 30, 2007	2	$35,231,834		3,413	$10,323	$35,231,834	1
Apr 6, 2007	2	$24,668,918	-30%	3,435	$7,182	$59,900,752	2
Apr 13, 2007	3	$15,222,118	-38%	3,238	$4,701	$75,122,870	3
Apr 20, 2007	5	$8,390,698	-45%	3,003	$2,794	$83,513,568	4
Apr 27, 2007	7	$5,791,829	-31%	2,461	$2,353	$89,305,397	5
May 4, 2007	7	$3,188,570	-45%	2,107	$1,513	$92,493,967	6
May 11, 2007	10	$2,305,902	-28%	1,640	$1,406	$94,799,869	7
May 18, 2007	16	$712,112	-69%	941	$757	$95,511,981	8
May 25, 2007	24	$347,356	-51%	257	$1,352	$95,859,337	9
Jun 1, 2007	25	$237,639	-32%	202	$1,176	$96,096,976	10
Jun 8, 2007	32	$127,575	-46%	155	$823	$96,224,551	11
Jun 15, 2007	36	$110,143	-14%	120	$918	$96,334,694	12
Jun 22, 2007	34	$103,514	-6%	95	$1,090	$96,438,208	13
Jun 29, 2007	28	$207,506	+100%	93	$2,231	$96,645,714	14
Jul 6, 2007	34	$97,338	-53%	71	$1,371	$96,743,052	15
Jul 13, 2007	49	$38,168	-61%	51	$748	$96,781,220	16
Jul 20, 2007	25	$425,521	+1,015%	231	$1,842	$97,206,741	17
Jul 27, 2007	28	$296,886	-30%	213	$1,394	$97,503,627	18
Aug 3, 2007	41	$146,182	-51%	164	$891	$97,649,809	19
Aug 10, 2007	51	$76,412	-48%	95	$804	$97,726,221	20
Aug 17, 2007	57	$50,661	-34%	69	$734	$97,776,882	21
Aug 24, 2007	65	$24,244	-52%	40	$606	$97,801,126	22
Aug 31, 2007	69	$21,045	-13%	28	$752	$97,822,171	23

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time International Animated Box Office (Rank 201-300)	205	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office (Rank 1,501-1,600)	1,507	$72,730,548
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 1,001-1,100)	1,073	$72,730,548
Top 2007 Movies at the International Box Office	42	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 301-400)	314	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200)	173	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office for Science Fiction Movies (Rank 201-300)	203	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 301-400)	388	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office for G Movies	55	$72,730,548
All Time International Box Office for Walt Disney Movies (Rank 101-200)	178	$72,730,548

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Worldwide Animated Box Office (Rank 101-200)	163	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 1,101-1,200)	1,121	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 701-800)	772	$170,552,719
Top 2007 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office	31	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Based on Fiction Book/Short Story Movies (Rank 201-300)	234	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies (Rank 101-200)	140	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Science Fiction Movies (Rank 101-200)	168	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Adventure Movies (Rank 301-400)	330	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office for G Movies	45	$170,552,719
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Walt Disney Movies (Rank 101-200)	164	$170,552,719

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
Oct 28, 2007	2	1,335,976		1,335,976	$22,698,232	$22,698,232	1
Nov 4, 2007	3	500,767	-63%	1,836,743	$8,362,809	$31,061,041	2
Nov 11, 2007	6	327,644	-35%	2,164,387	$5,566,672	$36,627,713	3
Nov 18, 2007	7	319,565	-2%	2,483,952	$4,790,279	$41,417,992	4
Nov 25, 2007	19	455,625	+43%	2,939,577	$7,025,738	$48,443,730	5
Dec 2, 2007	20	144,219	-68%	3,083,796	$2,800,733	$51,244,463	6
Dec 9, 2007	27	127,471	-12%	3,211,267	$2,548,145	$53,792,608	7
Dec 16, 2007	24	343,956	+170%	3,555,223	$6,875,680	$60,668,288	8
Dec 23, 2007	22	260,486	-24%	3,815,709	$5,207,115	$65,875,403	9

DVD Sales - Spidey's DVD Sales not that Super

November 11th, 2007

It was a busy week for new releases but, as expected, Spider-man 3 topped the sales chart with 2.40 million units sold for $42.44 million in sales. This is substantially lower than The Transformers' first week sales, despite Spider-man 3 being the highest grossing film of the year. On the other hand, the film sold 130,000 Blu-Ray discs, which may or may not be a record for high definition releases. There are some... confusion with the numbers, so much so that there are accusations of impropriety, intentional or otherwise. More...

DVD Rentals - Spidey Finds Friendly Reception on the Rental Chart

November 11th, 2007

As it was on the sales chart, so it was on the rental chart: there were plenty of new releases, but Spider-man 3 came away on top with $9.70 million in rentals. More...

DVD Sales - Top of the Chart is Unchanged

November 4th, 2007

The Transformers was able to remain in top spot on the sales chart but it is hard to call this a victory as it fell more than 70% to 1.64 million units sold. However, This was a better hold than 300 managed during its second week of release and the film has an edge in sales after two weeks in both total units sold, (7.14 million vs. 6.60 million), and dollars, ($164.15 million vs. $149.64 million), including last week's adjusted numbers. This gives The Transformers a clear path to becoming the top selling DVD of the year, at least so far. More...

DVD Rentals - Transformers Steady on Top

November 4th, 2007

There were seven new releases to chart this week, but The Transformers held strong down just 14% remaining in first place with $8.62 million in rentals for the week and $18.59 million in total. More...

DVD Releases for October 30, 2007 - Part I

October 29th, 2007

Another massive week for releases with dozens of releases mentioned below (and in the second part). Of these numerous releases, there were several that were in contention for the DVD Pick of the Week, but I was able to narrow the selection down to just two: Spider-Man 3 - Blu-Ray Edition and Looney Tunes - Golden Collection - Volume Five. Blu-Ray finally gets on the board and scores a DVD Pick of the Week, but it won't be the last. In fact, I have a funny feeling the format will score its second award. More...

International Details - Superbad Neither Super Nor Bad

October 28th, 2007

Superbad climbed into sixth place with $4.26 million on 1836 screens in 27 markets for a total of $31.79 million. Most of that growth came from Spain where the film debuted in second place with $2.24 million on 350 screens while it also opened in Brazil with $511,000 on 192 screens. The film doesn't have many major markets left to open in, but it has already earned more than most comparable films do during their entire run. More...

DVD Releases for October 23, 2007

October 23rd, 2007

Wow. What a week for DVD releases. There are roughly 50 releases on this week's list but strangely not many that were in contention for the DVD Pick of the Week. In a few cases the price-tag was just too high, or the extras were a little light. In the end I went with Fido - Buy from Amazon. Some might think this is my pro-Canada bias showing through... and I really can't argue with that. Still, it is a fun movie and deserves to be seen by more people. More...

International Details - Slow Week Outside of Spider-Man

May 20th, 2007

The competition is still being pushed down by Spider-Man 3 and although there were half a dozen new releases to chart this week, it was still impossible to fill out a top 30 chart with any real details. For instance, Next had no major openings and its best midlevel was a second place debut in Malaysia with $115,000 on 30 screens. However, it was still able to remain in sixth place with $2.45 million on 1347 screens in 19 markets while its running total has grown to $18.94 million. More...

International Details - 300's Last Stab at Glory

May 6th, 2007

300 was knocked out of the top five this week but still added $3.82 million on 3,537 screens in 52 markets for a total of $223.77 million. The film has yet to open in Japan, but that's about it at this point and there's little hope that the movie will hit any more milestones from now until then. However, it is already a massive hit and a huge financial boon for the studio, so everything it does earn will be pure gravy. More...

International Details - Reaping the Rewards

April 29th, 2007

The Reaping climbed into sixth place this past weekend with $5.98 million on 2634 screens in 39 markets for a total of just $20.38 million. The film had a couple respectable openings including South Korea where it made $1.17 million on 129 screens over the weekend and $1.34 million in total while it took in $335,000 in Brazil. However, in most markets the film stumbled, like in France where is placed seventh with $684,000 or the the U.K. where it placed eighth with $622,000 on 282 screens. The film debuted in ninth place in Australia, ($405,000 on 133 screens); in Russia, ($261,000 on 111); and in Germany, ($247,000 on 201). Mexico became the film's best market as it has pulled in $4.45 million in three weeks, including $589,000 on 350 screens this past weekend; this is just ahead of the $4.25 million the film has earned in Spain, but it only managed $334,000 on 299 screens this past weekend and will quickly disappear there. More...

Disturbing News for New Releases

April 23rd, 2007

It was a slow weekend at the box office as most of the new releases, and a couple of the holdovers, were unable to live up to expectations. How slow was it? The overall box office dropped below $100 million. It fell 25% from last weekend to just $89 million and that's a severe 19% drop-off from the same weekend last year. In fact this was the worst weekend since last September. However, it is important to note that overall 2007 is still ahead of last year's pace by 5% and most analysts expect many, many records to fall this summer. More...

Will a New Release find a Vacancy on Top of the Charts?

April 19th, 2007

Another week, another batch of new movies that are hoping to find a spot in the top ten. While there are four wide - or wide-ish - releases, none are tracking with any real strength and there's a good chance Disturbia will be a repeat winner this weekend. However, two newcomers, Fracture and Vacancy, stand a catch of stealing first. All three films are so evenly matched, we might not know the winner until the final numbers are released on Monday. More...

International Top Five - Bean Breaks Through $100 million Barrier

April 18th, 2007

There were plenty of reasons to celebrate for Mr. Bean's Holiday at the weekend. Not only was it able to remain in top spot for the third weekend in a row, but it was also able to crack $100 million at the international box office and is currently sitting at $125.95 million. On the other hand, the film did suffer a 45% drop-off to $17.06 million on 4,211 screens in 45 markets, but that was largely due to the lack of major openings. Its best market of the weekend remained the U.K. despite the fact that it was pushed into second place with $3.03 million on 507 screens for a total of $36.29 million. Meanwhile, it also performed well in Germany ($2.11 million on 844 screens), Australia ($1.91 million on 342 screens), and Italy ($1.41 million on 429). More...

Friday the 13th Produces some Scary Box Office Numbers

April 16th, 2007

The weekend box office numbers were mixed. On the one hand, there was a small drop in the overall box office numbers with the total ticket sales coming in at $119 million, which was 4% lower than last weekend and 1% lower than the same weekend last year. However, while that's hardly a reason to worry, there were six wide releases meaning the merely average box office numbers had to divided up amongst a crowded field and that really hurt a lot of the new releases. In fact, only one of the six had any real reason to celebrate. More...

Six New Releases Search for Box Office Glory

April 12th, 2007

There's six new wide releases this weekend, but the overwhelming thought I have when checking them out is, "ZZZZZzzzzzzzz." There are two reasons for this. Firstly, there's not much here to get excited about; most are opening in less than 2,000 theaters and most are earning reviews that are terrible. Because of this, none look to be runaway hits at the box office; in fact, there's talk that Blades of Glory will again win the weekend box office race. The second reason for the snores above, last night was the start of the NHL playoffs and the Canucks played their first two games. Or at least that's how long game one lasted. Four overtime periods. So tired. Oh so tired. At least they won. More...

International Top Five - Bean Beats Up Spartans

April 11th, 2007

Mr. Bean's Holiday was able to repeat on top of the international charts this week thanks to a mix of impressive openings and strong holdovers. For instance, the film opened in first place in Italy with a strong $2.34 million on 421 screens while it had to settle for fourth place in Mexico with $897,000 on 271 screens over the weekend and $1.12 million in total. The film's best market was U.K. where it added $4.81 million on 511 screens to its total of $28.06 million. It also held up well in Germany down 21% to $4.45 million on 840 screens to $13.30 million after two weeks while in Australia it was down 28% to $2.24 million for the weekend and $6.60 million in total. Additionally, it had to go against the opening of 300 in both, making the strong hold even more impressive. Overall, the film added $30.78 million on 4,069 screens in 42 markets for a total of $86.91 million and analysts expect it to hit $100 million by tonight. More...

Blades Cut Newcomers down to Size

April 9th, 2007

No new release made much noise at the box office this weekend and, even with the holdovers holding on better than expected, the overall box office still slipped to $124 million. That's roughly 3% lower than last weekend, but still 8% higher than the same weekend last year. Hopefully the new releases going 0 for 4 this weekend is a momentary blip and not a sign of weakness in the marketplace. More...

Grinding the Competition to Dust

April 5th, 2007

While there are four wide releases opening this Easter weekend, only one of them, Grindhouse, is given much of a shot at first place. The rest of the new releases are tracking for a middling start, a weak opening and a disastrous debut. More...

International Top Five - Bean Battles Spartans to a Draw

April 4th, 2007

Mr. Bean's Holiday won the weekend race on the international charts. Maybe. It all depends on how you count previews.

Without last week's previews in the U.K. the film finished a very close second with $29.28 million, just behind 300's $30.26 million. Including previews, Bean topped the charts with $34.27 million on 3,085 screens in 26 markets for a total of $36.59 million. More...

Blades Cut Competition to Shreds

April 2nd, 2007

March ended on a similar tone as it began, but not as strong as recent weeks. Overall the weekend total gross was $128 million, down 5% from last weekend. That is also down 10% from the same weekend last year. However, it is important to note that was the weekend Ice Age: The Meltdown opened with nearly $70 million and 2007 is still 6% ahead of 2006's pace. More...

Corrected - Weekend Estimates: Blades Skates to Glory

April 2nd, 2007

Blades of Glory made an impressive entrance over the weekend, earning $33 million, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. Its total was very much in line with our prediction on Friday, as it benefited from wide audience appeal. Meet the Robinsons, meanwhile, also had a good weekend, earning $25.1 million, as it drew in family audiences. More...

Movie Website Updates for March 24 - March 30, 2007

March 31st, 2007

Awesome. We are finally getting some major updates to the summer blockbuster movies. The ones people are watching to see if they break records. This includes the first half of the massively interactive website for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End - Official Site. And while the site isn't done yet, it is still more than enough to win the Weekly Website Award. More...

Will March Go Out Like a Lamb?

March 29th, 2007

March started like a lion when Wild Hogs opened to nearly $40 million and was even more ferocious the weekend after that when 300 broke records. It is folklore that if March starts like a lion, it ends like a lamb. So what does this mean for this week's box office? Nothing, it's just folklore. The box office looks very vigorous this weekend with two top-tier releases opening at saturation level (3,000 or more theaters). As an added bonus, both films are aimed at different target demographics, so both could be big hits. More...

Contest - Looking Forward to Not Looking Back

March 26th, 2007

It's a double double-shot of music prizes for this week's box office prediction contest with two copies of both Bob Dylan - Don't Look Back - 2-Disc Deluxe Edition and Run's House - The Complete Seasons 1 & 2 being given away. In other to win, To win one must simply predict the opening weekend box office of Meet the Robinsons. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win a copy of Bob Dylan - Don't Look Back - 2-Disc Deluxe Edition and Run's House - The Complete Seasons 1 & 2. While the person who comes the closest to the film's opening 3-day weekend (Friday to Sunday, without going under, will also win Bob Dylan - Don't Look Back - 2-Disc Deluxe Edition and Run's House - The Complete Seasons 1 & 2. Entries must be received by 10 a.m., Pacific Time on Friday to be eligible, so don't delay! More...

Movie Website Updates for February 24 - March 2, 2007

March 2nd, 2007

Just an average week in terms of updates, but there are a couple sites of note including the winner of the Weekly Website Award, Wild Hogs - Official Site. More...

2007 Preview: March

March 1st, 2007

March, a month without a holiday. In fact, It's the only month without any holidays to help boost the box office and this prevents studios from releasing big blockbusters. However, it is not the weakest month either and there are a few midlevel hits coming out over the next four weeks and even a couple that could top $100 million More...

Movie Website Updates for February 10 - February 16, 2007

February 17th, 2007

While the big summer blockbusters are sill M.I.A., there are plenty of other films to pick up the slack. This includes this week's winner, Bridge to Terabithia - Official Site. More...

Movie Website Updates for January 27 - February 2, 2007

February 3rd, 2007

Busy week for limited releases and a busy week for websites, which explains why I'm wrapping things up at midnight. There wasn't a whole lot on this week's list that really attracted my attention, but I'm giving the Weekly Website Award to Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters - Official Site, mainly for their ... extracurricular activities of the viral marketers in Boston. And remember people, real bombs are meant to be inconspicuous, they won't sing you a song or make rude gestures at you. More...

Movie Website Updates for December 30 - January 5, 2007

January 6th, 2007

Big list as I try to catch up after the holidays. I think I caught all the updates. Not only are there a lot of sites on this week's list, several of them are potential award winners with the best of the best being Smokin' Aces - Official Site. More...