1. Meet the Fockers $4,422,620 -61% $166,883,990
2. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events $1,387,571 -67% $96,004,316
3. The Aviator $1,210,000 -60% $32,751,000
4. Ocean's Twelve $1,054,339 -59% $108,060,683
5. Fat Albert $830,091 -69% $34,155,713
6. Spanglish $714,782 -61% $31,716,370
7. National Treasure $650,715 -61% $155,173,020
8. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou $623,179 -54% $15,418,007
9. The Polar Express $611,049 -62% $155,723,490
10. The Phantom of the Opera $608,222 -56% $16,786,653
11. Darkness $515,000 -62% $17,142,000
12. The Incredibles $440,552 -64% $252,097,556

The holiday season has ended!!!

still a pretty decent hold for fockers

The holiday season has ended, but these drops are still not bad. I expected worse. Hopefully, Fockers can stay above $4 million the whole week. It already passed Meet the Parents, too. D

Phantoms drop =

KJ

Eeeek, hard drops.

Nice totals on these movies tho.

Good drops, I expected 70%+.

Great for Meet the Fockers to pass Meet the Parents

Great drops for every film. No over 70% even though the holiday season is over.

Yes! Best in the top 12

No, the best drop in the Top 12 was The Life Aquatic!

Go Fat Albert!

Great drops for what has been a brilliant box office week.

The drops tomorrow will be b/w 15 to 35 percent, based on 1999. Kids movies fall the hardest.

Meet The fockers should make another $9 mil. in three week days. It could be b/w $195 to 200 mil. by the weekend

I expect most drops to be in the 10% to 15% range today and around 20%-25% tomorrow and then some are going to increase on thursday 8)

I don't know about the United State but a lot of people in Canada (especially goverment workers) had this monday off, so maybe the holiday season hasn't really ended quite yet. We'll see with tuesday's numbers, they might drop even more.

not more than they did today but some may drop quite hard today, especialy the kids films, infact the kids films should drop over 10% ever day of the week 8)

BTW awesome avatar :wink:

Thanks It reminded me a lot of yours which is hilarious.

Stuart Little
$1,774,321 -66.57%
$1,172,697 -33.91%
$902,837 -23.01%
$853,066 -5.51%

Toy Story 2
$1,458,638 -64.72%
$905,740 -37.91%
$682,784 -24.62%
$653,847 -4.24%

BJ, here are the kids movies' grosses Monday thru Thursday (January 3-6, 2000)

The kids movies (LS, Incredibles etc) gross on Thursday will end up approximately 50% of Monday's gross.

The Incredibles is not a kids film If it were, it would have made more money because they would keep coming back with their parents, those little brats *or money-bags, as the industry loves to call them *


I really wish animation could be given the respect it deserves in North America. Sigh,...

lol awesome Box, THE INCREDIBLES WAS THE BEST FILM EVER!!! well not ever but it was awesome

8)

These two (LS & TI) are not truly kid movies. But they are geared towards kids and teens. Any way these should have the hardest drops by Thursday.

Finally, Paramount has a 100 million grosser.

Very true. At my theater, business drop 25% from Monday. So big drops are in store for the numbers tomorrow.