It cost a reported $195 million, and needed to make a lot of that back on its opening weekend. The high end of speculation about its potential — 3D prices and all — was about $30 million. Now it looks as it “Jack the Giant Slayer” won’t clear $24 million on its opening weekend. Disaster. It’ll be lucky to earn $45 million by the time it’s finished its run, with “Oz” opening and sucking all its audience away next weekend.
“21 and Over” isn’t reaching its target audience, and “The Last Exorcism Part II” isn’t packing them in, either. A VERY weak post-Oscar blues weekend at the box office.
Top Posts & Pages
- Documentary Review: A "Caterpillar" figures a change in Eye Color will Make him a Butterfly
- Movie Review: "A Great Awakening" remembers the Preacher Who influenced The Revolution and Preached "Woke"
- Movie Review: Good Gawd, Gosling! "Project Hail Mary"
- Netflixable? Bacon and Sedgwick remind us to do "The Best You Can"
- Movie Review: A Deadly, Panicked Police Shooting, the definition of "Blindfire"
- Movie Review: Wahlberg and Hauser go "Balls Up" in Brazil
- Documentary Review: "Wrinkles the Clown" exposes viral phobias, manufactured fear and really bad parenting
- Movie Review: Cabin in the Woods offers no "Refuge" for Four Old Friends
- Series Review: "House of Guinness" is a Pint in a Gilded Gallon-sized Glass
- Netflixable? A Sick South African drags his kid and a caregiver to a "Hole in the Wall"
Find a Movie Review
Like Movie Nation on Facebook

