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rottenwatch box office:
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16% A Good Day To Die Hard
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24% Identity Thief
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13% Safe Haven
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24% Escape From Planet Earth 3D
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78% Warm Bodies
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45% Beautiful Creatures

metacritic box office:
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Holiday Box Office: 'Die Hard' limps to top spot with $38.7 mil; 'Save Haven' surprises with $34 mil. Willis actioner performs below pre-weekend estimates; 'Beautiful Creatures' also disappoints

While Presidents Day weekend box office wasn't the expected blowout, down 10% from last year, the long holiday weekend, which began Valentine's Day for some pics, delivered enough date-night movie magic (thanks, "Safe Haven") to match the same frame in 2008.

Leading the charge was Fox's Bruce Willis starrer "A Good Day to Die Hard," which underperformed for an estimated $33 million Thursday-Sunday. Fox estimates the film will earn $38.7 million through Monday, a far cry from the pic's $50 million-plus pre-weekend projection.

Meanwhile, Relativity Media's Nicholas Sparks romance-thriller, "Safe Haven," stands as the weekend's most pleasant surprise, beating expectations with a projected $34 million in five days. "Haven" scored a solid V-Day opening of $8.8 million, followed by an estimated $25 million four-day weekend tally.

Sandwiched in between those two newcomers, Universal's soph-sesh player "Identity Thief" grossed $23.4 million in three days, down just 32%, for a domestic cume of $70.7 million through Sunday.

As the weekend's biggest disappointment, Warner Bros.' young-adult novel adaptation, "Beautiful Creatures," grossed just $7.5 million Friday-Sunday. Pic also bowed Thursday, cuming an estimated $10 million through today.​


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So much for Beautiful Creatures being the new Twilight. Warm Bodies had more franchise potential, apparently. Oh well.
 
What is escape from Planet Earth?

Edit: NVM. Wasn't there a CGI movie a few years ago with the exact same concept? Only it was an astronaut escaping from an alien planet?
 
Wow, Beautiful Creatures actually bombed. Props to the movie-going public for not being that desperate for a new paranormal romance franchise.
 
Die Hard was so awful. Even the crappy 4th movie was better than this turd.

At least the user reviews are also pretty much saying the same thing.
 
Also, what the fuck at Identity Thief. It didn't even have a big drop. It's just making ridiculous money.
 
Wish Die Hard would have full on bombed instead of slightly under performing. No way it makes as much as the last one though, unless the overseas market really goes crazy for it, which is possible since the last one made $250 million overseas. Don't fuck this up rest of the world.

Beautiful Creatures bombing so hard warms my heart. Movie looked Twilight levels terrible.
 
Saw Die Hard 5 yesterday and it is just so average and mediocre in every way that it shouldn't even be seen as a Die Hard move at all. Other than the face that Willis is playing John McClane againe, its hard to see this as part of the same franchise. I felt the same way about number 4, but this one takes it further. Hopefully this is the nail in the Die Hard coffin.
 
Die Hard came out? Man, they didn't market that movie at all.

I guess you could say it was sent out to die... hard. I'm so sorry.
 
Die Hard 5 has almost gotten me depressed. I could just about stomach the idea of four existing, but after this....

All I know is were I a millionaire actor who happened to star in one of the greatest action movies of all time and had managed to squeeze a (mostly) successful and interesting trilogy out of it, I would be quite happy leaving it the fuck alone - not trudging out shitty cash-ins that dilute the name.

It's not like Willis is short of work and needs Die Hard to keep going.
 
I am a bit late with this since I had to work this morning:

A Good Day to Die Hard
Domestic: $33,239,000 - 29.5%
+Foreign: $79,600,000 - 70.5%
Worldwide: $112,839,000


Hansel and Gretel
Domestic: $49,699,000 - 32.9%
Foreign: $101,200,000 - 67.1%
Worldwide: $150,899,000


Jack Reacher
Domestic: $79,340,000 - 38.9%
Foreign: $124,500,000 - 61.1%
Worldwide: $203,840,000


Life of Pi
Domestic: $110,810,000- 19.2%
Foreign: $466,300,000 - 80.8%
Worldwide: $577,115,000


Les Miserables
Domestic: $145,521,000 - 38.4%
Foreign: $233,300,000 - 61.6%
Worldwide: $378,821,000
 
Django Unchained
Domestic: $156,984,000 - 42.9%
Foreign: $208,600,000 - 57.1%
Worldwide: $365,584,000


Ted
Domestic: $218,815,487 - 40.9%
Foreign: $316,600,000 - 59.1%
Worldwide: $535,415,487


Wreck-it Ralph
Domestic: $185,545,000- 45.1%
Foreign: $225,600,000 - 54.9%
Worldwide: $411,145,000


Rise of the Guardians
Domestic: $101,369,000 - 33.6%
Foreign: $200,300,000 - 66.4%
Worldwide: $301,669,000


Skyfall (may be slightly out of date)
Domestic: $303,460,116 - 27.6%
Foreign: $797,346,860 - 72.4%
Worldwide: $1,100,806,976


The Hobbit
Domestic: $299,855,000 - 31.3%
Foreign: $659,600,000 - 68.7%
Worldwide: $959,455,000
 
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