New Year’s Eve tops slow weekend box office
By Alexandra Heilbron on December 12, 2011 | 3 Comments
The holiday movie New Year’s Eve topped the box office during the slowest weekend so far of 2011, with an estimated take of $13.7 million (all figures U.S.). Tribute.ca users gave it 3.25 out of 5 stars. Another new movie, The Sitter, opened in second place with $10 million and 3 stars from Tribute.ca users. After three weekends at the top of the box office, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 dropped to third place, grossing an additional $7.9 million for a total domestic take of $260 million. Tribute users left positive reviews, giving it 4.1 out of 5 stars. The Muppets dropped from second to fourth place, grossing $7.1 million, with a Tribute star rating of 4.2 stars. Finally, the animated feature Arthur Christmas dropped just one spot to round out the top five, earning $6.6 million and 4 stars.
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In Quebec, the top movie of the weekend is most certainly Les Aventures de Tintin!! Saw it yesterday in 3D and it was great! The theater was full!! Thumbs up for a movie which comes like a breath of fresh air at this time of year!
Personally I didn’t enjoy Valentine’s Day so I doubt I will see this. I find a film with this many story lines waters down the characters too much and I don’t get invested in anybody enough to actually enjoy the overall film. Guess i wasn’t the only one.
That’s a lot of high priced movie stars. I wonder if they will make their $ back.