July 23-25, 2010 Weekend Box Office (ALLY WEEK)

[proxio]

Studio Keys:
Uniworks = LSP
ROD = Sony
ICE = Paramount / DreamWorks
DV = Warner Bros.
SBC = Universal
HOT = Disney
ASTUR = 20th Century Fox

New This Week (7/23/10):
Rollercoaster (LSP)
The Elusive Flame (FOX)
Nice Girls (PARAMOUNT) feat. Allison Shields & Terri Shields

Note: main release of the weekend in bold.

This was an Allison Shields weekend at the box office.

Here is the yearly rankings for the box office in 2010 (through June 3, 2010):
onlinenetworks.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=yearlyboxoffice&action=display&thread=3143&page=1



1 Nice Girls (PARAMOUNT)
Weekend Total: $279,345,000 (new all-time box office opening weekend record)
Total Gross: $279,345,000

2 Rollercoaster (LSP)
Weekend Total: $77,441,000
Total Gross: $77,441,000

3 The Action-Packed Flick (PARAMOUNT)
Weekend Total: $54,986,000
Total Gross: $190,868,000

4 Stella & Kingdom Hearts (WARNER BROS.)
Weekend Total: $36,787,000
Total Gross: $131,786,000

5 Wanda Toronto (PARAMOUNT)
Weekend Total: $33,005,000
Total Gross: $1,032,816,000 (first ever box office movie to gross over a billion bucks at the box office)

6 The Billion Dollar People (SONY)
Weekend Total: $28,556,000
Total Gross: $94,077,000

7 Through the Monsoon (FOX)
Weekend Total: $23,178,000
Total Gross: $342,042,000

8 Johnny Angel (PARAMOUNT)
Weekend Total: $18,461,000
Total Gross: $125,529,000

9 Cory & Shawn: The Movie (UNIVERSAL)
Weekend Total: $16,616,000
Total Gross: $61,633,000

10 Steven Spielberg's Jaws Reborn (DREAMWORKS)
Weekend Total: $14,272,000
Total Gross: $638,271,000


OUT, STILL CHARTING

Dreams Are Real (SONY) (Weekend Total: $10,291,000/Total Gross: $201,422,000)

The Elusive Flame (FOX) (Weekend Total: $8,171,000/Total Gross: $8,171,000)

Stadium 3-D (P/DW) (Weekend Total: $7,533,000/Total Gross: $353,923,000)

The Magic Man (PAR) (Weekend Total: $6,348,000/Total Gross: $167,854,000)

Woody Allen's Problem Girl (SONY) (Weekend Total: $4,104,000/Total Gross: $226,772,000)

Pepper (WB) (Weekend Total: $1,862,000/Total Gross: $167,597,000)


OUT, NO LONGER CHARTING

Barbed Wire (SONY) ($41,943,000) 3 WEEKS

Rhythms of Passion (FOX) ($23,540,000) 3 WEEKS

Lidsville (LSP) ($10,106,000) 2 WEEKS

CURRENT ROTTEN TOMATOES RATINGS:

- new releases in bold

Fresh:
Wanda Toronto: 94%
Addison Trails: 93%
Nice Girls: 93%
Through the Monsoon: 92%
Woody Allen's Problem Girl: 90%
Beat Kids: 88%
Dreams Are Real: 87%
Coming Home: 87%
Clue: The Musical: 86%
The Curious Savage: 84%
The Story of Karla Moran: 83%
Steven Spielberg's Jaws Reborn: 83%
Where the Sidewalk Ends: 82%
Only When I Laugh: 81%
In the Name of God: 79%
The Action-Packed Flick: 79%
Make a Memory: 78%
Chester Forgets Himself: 77%
Fire N Ice: 77%
The Heiress: 77%
Disney World: 77%
Jade & the Poisoned Heart: 76%
Rhythms of Passion: 75%
Star Girl: 74%
Sugar: 74%
Derby Girl: 73%
The Magic Man: 73%
Once Upon a Mattress: 73%
The It Girl: 72%
Dignity: 71%
KIMBO: 71%
Oedipus Rex: 71%
Stella & Kingdom Kingdom Hearts: 71%
StarSuck: 71%
Stadium 3-D: 70%
The Elusive Flame: 70%
Field of Dreams 3-D: 70%
Sawed: 70%
Speed Racer: 69%
What’s Your Sign?: 68%
Saturday Night Live: The Movie: 66%
Pepper: 66%
Johnny Angel: 66%
Hell-o-Model: 65%
Gambit: 64%
Twin Sisters: 64%
Children of the Heart: 63%
Mirette: 63%
Futurama: The Movie: 62%
The Ice Princess: 61%
Mean Girls Return: 61%
Little Darlings: 60%
The Warriors: 60%

Rotten:
The Billion Dollar People: 59%
The Heartthrobs: 58%
The Queen of Argos: 56%
Mission: Impossible vs. Tomb Raider: 55%
Valentine's Day Sucks: 54%
Taylor 404: The Musical: 53%
Rules of the Road: 51%
Rollercoaster: 47%
Runaway Train: 46%
Nicole: The Movie: 45%
Fright's Game 2: 44%
The Little Relationship That Could: 42%
Canterbury's Law: Against All Odds: 42%
A Nightmare on Elm Street: 41%
The Crush 2: 40%
Tough Competitors II: 39%
Cory & Shawn: The Movie: 39%
Abandoned Dark Ride: 38%
The Devil Next Door: 38%
Winter Athletic Games in 3-D: 36%
Cory & Topanga Goes To Paris: 36%
Statue Limitations: 35%
The Blast: 34%
Jethro & Mackenzie’s Concert Tour 3-D: 33%
The Photographer: 31%
The Airport Adventure: 29%
Just Like Heaven: The Final Chapter: 29%
You Idiot: 29%
Death Wish: 28%
Barbed Wire: 27%
The Bad News Bears: Opening Day: 23%
Gym Heroes: 23%
Van & Cheyenne: Las Vegas Vacation: 22%
My Teacher's Wife 2: 21%
Lidsville: 20%
The Lake: Tokyo: 16%
Sammy Goes Hollywood: 14%
Anyone But Me: Tokyo Vacation: 11%
Christine 2: 06%
Barney's Dead: 02%

Special Categories:
Janit O'Day: "Last Day of School 2010": N/A
The Carpenters Hour Season 1 Finale in 3-D: N/A
Spice World Sing-A-Long: N/A
Grease Double Feature Sing-A-Long: N/A
Superbowl 3-D: N/A

Studio Payout Totals:

1.) The ICE Phederation/Paramount - 413,950,000,000,000 points
2.) ROD Domestic Distribution/Sony - 84,894,000,000,000 points
3.) ASTUR Studios/FOX - 54,889,000,000,000 points
4.) DoggiealVision/Warner Bros. - 38,649,000,000,000 points
5.) SBC Chicago Office/Universal - 16,616,000,000,000 points

Please update these totals to your bank immediately!

[proxio]

Folks what else can we say but it was another fucking Allison Shields weekend.

The drawing power of Allison Shields has come together so fast and nobody else has ever done the things at the box office that Allison Shields has done in first three leading role releases Twin Sisters (March), Wanda Toronto (May), and now Nice Girls (July). Ally has dominated box office this summer and this time she did with her sister Terri again in one of the year's most anticipated releases in Nice Girls.

Nice Girls is also critically acclaimed as we are now really learning that Allison Shields' agent is doing a great job at finding the best roles for Allison. Allison continues to work with young super-producer Michael Bradeson and him and his team of writers like Whitney Price and Richard Mansfield continue to design great stories for the audiences.

Allison Shields' box office power also had a huge effect on her recent release before that Wanda Toronto which was did a rare trend at the box office and go way up from the previous week to fifth place and $33 million. Wanda Toronto had a huge week as it was the first box office film to gross over a billion bucks and this happening on the same weekend when Ally's other movie Nice Girls sets the opening weekend record

What a special draw she is?

This might be one of the last couple of flicks where Paramount will dominate the top of the box office as they get ready for the fall movie season with only a couple of releases sure to be contenders for first place in August/September.

[proxio]

This is the start of the draggy part of the summer season when kids get ready to go back to school in August so last weekend was the last major summer box office weekend but there's six weeks left of some decent movies.

New Next Week (7/30/10):
Spike Lee's Mr. Postman (SONY)
Anyone But Me: Tokyo Vacation (UNIVERSAL)
South Pacific (LSP)

More movies may be added!

[rodshooter]

Congratulations to BlueLick with his successful Allison Shields films of Wanda Toronto and now Nice Girls. I was reading the description for Nice Girls and it sounds very good but I still like Wanda Toronto better.

[rodshooter]

Apr 20, 2011 1:10:45 GMT -5 proxio said:

Folks what else can we say but it was another fucking Allison Shields weekend.

The drawing power of Allison Shields has come together so fast and nobody else has ever done the things at the box office that Allison Shields has done in first three leading role releases Twin Sisters (March), Wanda Toronto (May), and now Nice Girls (July). Ally has dominated box office this summer and this time she did with her sister Terri again in one of the year's most anticipated releases in Nice Girls.

Nice Girls is also critically acclaimed as we are now really learning that Allison Shields' agent is doing a great job at finding the best roles for Allison. Allison continues to work with young super-producer Michael Bradeson and him and his team of writers like Whitney Price and Richard Mansfield continue to design great stories for the audiences.

Allison Shields' box office power also had a huge effect on her recent release before that Wanda Toronto which was did a rare trend at the box office and go way up from the previous week to fifth place and $33 million. Wanda Toronto had a huge week as it was the first box office film to gross over a billion bucks and this happening on the same weekend when Ally's other movie Nice Girls sets the opening weekend record

What a special draw she is?

This might be one of the last couple of flicks where Paramount will dominate the top of the box office as they get ready for the fall movie season with only a couple of releases sure to be contenders for first place in August/September.

Aisha Williams, Jenny Sense, Maxie Justice, and my drafted ladies will be box office draws like Allison Shields in the coming year.

[rodshooter]

Apr 20, 2011 1:15:21 GMT -5 proxio said:

This is the start of the draggy part of the summer season when kids get ready to go back to school in August so last weekend was the last major summer box office weekend but there's six weeks left of some decent movies.

New Next Week (7/30/10):
Spike Lee's Mr. Postman (SONY)
Anyone But Me: Tokyo Vacation (UNIVERSAL)
South Pacific (LSP)

More movies may be added!

If real-life the box office starts to drag in August but like you said there's still room for some movies to breakout.

[BlueLick]

Man what can I say Ms. Allison Shields is the biggest draw in anything on NITRO. What an opening for Nice Girls.

[BlueLick]

Apr 20, 2011 21:47:17 GMT -5 rodshooter said:

Apr 20, 2011 1:10:45 GMT -5 proxio said:

Folks what else can we say but it was another fucking Allison Shields weekend.

The drawing power of Allison Shields has come together so fast and nobody else has ever done the things at the box office that Allison Shields has done in first three leading role releases Twin Sisters (March), Wanda Toronto (May), and now Nice Girls (July). Ally has dominated box office this summer and this time she did with her sister Terri again in one of the year's most anticipated releases in Nice Girls.

Nice Girls is also critically acclaimed as we are now really learning that Allison Shields' agent is doing a great job at finding the best roles for Allison. Allison continues to work with young super-producer Michael Bradeson and him and his team of writers like Whitney Price and Richard Mansfield continue to design great stories for the audiences.

Allison Shields' box office power also had a huge effect on her recent release before that Wanda Toronto which was did a rare trend at the box office and go way up from the previous week to fifth place and $33 million. Wanda Toronto had a huge week as it was the first box office film to gross over a billion bucks and this happening on the same weekend when Ally's other movie Nice Girls sets the opening weekend record

What a special draw she is?

This might be one of the last couple of flicks where Paramount will dominate the top of the box office as they get ready for the fall movie season with only a couple of releases sure to be contenders for first place in August/September.

Aisha Williams, Jenny Sense, Maxie Justice, and my drafted ladies will be box office draws like Allison Shields in the coming year.

Make sure you focus on that and the key is actually getting into good projects. All of Allison's movies were rated fresh by the critics.

[BlueLick]

Apr 20, 2011 21:46:35 GMT -5 rodshooter said:

Congratulations to BlueLick with his successful Allison Shields films of Wanda Toronto and now Nice Girls. I was reading the description for Nice Girls and it sounds very good but I still like Wanda Toronto better.

Thank you very much Roderick!

[rodshooter]

Apr 21, 2011 16:45:48 GMT -5 BlueLick said:

Apr 20, 2011 21:47:17 GMT -5 rodshooter said:

Aisha Williams, Jenny Sense, Maxie Justice, and my drafted ladies will be box office draws like Allison Shields in the coming year.

Make sure you focus on that and the key is actually getting into good projects. All of Allison's movies were rated fresh by the critics.

thnx for da advice because I'm going to need it. I got AIsha Williams in her first movie project this coming October.

[abydo]

ASTUR's / FOX 2010 CHART

STILL CHARTING

7 - Through the Monsoon - 23,178,000 (342,042,000) Week 4 (92%)
12 - The Elusive Flame - 8,171,000 (8,171,000) Week 1 (70%)

OUT

Rythms of Passion (9 July) (75%) - 23,540,000 3 Weeks
Make a Memory (25 June) (78%) - 78,519,000 4 Weeks
The Curious Savage (25 June) (84%) - 53,206,000 3 Weeks
The Heiress (18 June) (77%) - 35,233,000 4 Weeks
Children of the Heart (26 March) (63%) - 2,478,000 1 Week
The Queen of Argos (12 March) (56%) - 11,100,000 3 Weeks
In the Name of God (19 February) (79%) - 7,000,000 2 Weeks
Chester Forgets Himself (5 February) (77%) - 6,267,000 4 Weeks
The Ice Princess (29 January) (61%) - 70,686,000 7 Weeks