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THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG

Kisses #1 at the Weekend Box Office

 

While there may be many little girls disappointed with the true outcome of planting a tiny peck of a kiss upon a poor unsuspecting frog, it doesn’t change the fact that this weekend’s #1 at the box office was Disney’s animated picture, "The Princess and the Frog" proving that the wish for that froggy magic transformation is still alive and well in America.

The 2-D animated hit introducing the first African-American princess, Tiana, and marking Disney’s return to hand-drawn animation, has actually been in theaters for three weeks. With this weekend’s first wide-release engagement securing $25 million, combined with the previous limited engagement, the cumulative domestic total ends up at $27.9 million.

The weekend's only pure wide-release newcomer, "Invictus," turned in a weak third place performance, despite the heavy-hitter involvement of Oscar-winning talents Clint Eastwood as director, Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon.

"The Blind Side" and "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" continue to battle it out with Sandra Bullock’s football drama firmly in second place while Twilighters continue to keep the vampire romance movie in the top five. With the staying power Edward and Bella's supernatural romance flick has shown, Robert Pattinson and Summit Entertainment's other benefactors have nothing to fear when the next one in the Twilight saga, “Eclipse” comes out in June.

Disney was able to bookend the Weekend Top Five with "A Christmas Carol," the Jim Carey-starring hold-over feature which fell only 11 percent thanks to the approaching holiday season.

 

THE TOP TEN Weekend Theaters Avg. Total Gross %+- Weeks Distributor
1
The Princess and the Frog
$25,000,000 3,434 $7,280 $27,880,000 +3,243.5% 3 Buena Vista
2
The Blind Side
$15,450,000 3,388 $4,560 $150,212,000 -22.9% 4 Warner Bros.
3 Invictus $9,085,000 2,125 $4,275 $9,085,000 - 1 Warner Bros
4 The Twilight Saga: New Moon $8,000,000 3,635 $2,201 $267,360,000 -48.1% 4 Summit
5 A Christmas Carol $6,871,000 2,402 $2,861 $124,464,000 -11.5%
6 Walt Disney Pictures
6 Brothers $5,000,000 2,088 $2,395 $17,402,000 -47.5%
2 Lionsgate Films
7 2012 $4,400,000 1,838 $2,394 $155,337,000 -35% 5 Sony Pictures
8 Old Dogs
$4,396,000 3,090 $1,423 $39,983,000 -36.2% 3 Walt Disney Pictures
9 Armored
$3,500,000 1,919 $1,824 $11,747,000 -46.2%
2 Sony Pictures
10 Ninja Assassin $2,710,000 2,100 $1,290 $34,307,000 -46.5% 2 Warner Bros. Pictures
 
 
Weekend Box Office, Dec. 4 -Dec. 6, 2009

THE BLIND SIDE #1 at the Weekend Box Office; Knocks NEW MOON to 2nd!

THE TOP TEN Weekend Theaters Avg. Total Gross %+- Weeks Distributor
1 The Blind Side
$20,440,000 3,326 $6,145 $129,264,000 -49% 3 Warner Bros.
2 The Twilight Saga: New Moon $15,704,000 4,124 $3,807 $255,639,424 -63% 3 Summit
3 Brothers $9,700,000 2,088 $4,645 $9,700,000 New 1 Lionsgate Films
4 A Christmas Carol $7,520,000 2,546 $2,953 $115,006,000
5 Walt Disney Pictures
5 Old Dogs
$6,901,000 3,425 $2,014 $33,934,000 -51.% 2 Walt Disney Pictures
6 Armored
$6,600,000 1,915 $3,446 $6,600,000 New
1 Sony Pictures
6 2012 $6,600,000 3,220 $2,049 $148,787,000 -63% 4 Sony Pictures
8 Ninja Assassin $5,030,000 2,503 $2,009 $29,790,000 -62% 2 Warner Bros. Pictures
9 Planet 51 $4,300,000 2,904 $1,480 $33,966,000 -58%
3 Sony Pictures
10 Everybody's Fine
$4,027,000 2,133 $1,887 $4,027,000 New
4 Miramax Films
 
 
Weekend Box Office, Nov. 27-Nov. 29, 2009
THE TOP TEN Weekend Theaters Avg. Total Gross %+- Days Distributor
1 The Twilight Saga: New Moon $42,870,000 4,042 $10,606 $230,947,000 -69.99 10 Summit
2 The Blind Side $40,111,364 3,140 $12,774 $100,238,841 +17.56% 10 Warner Bros.
3 2012 $18,000,000 3,444 $5,226 $138,776,000 -31.84 17 Sony
4 Old  Dogs
$16,846,000 3,425 $4,919 $24,085,000
5 Buena Vista
5 A Christmas Carol
$16,003,000 3,013 $5,311 $105,373,000 +30.37 24 Buena Vista
6 Ninja Assassin
$13,316,158 2,503 $5,320 $21,193,565
5 Warner Bros.
7 Planet 51 $10,200,000 3,035 $3,361 $28,457,000 -16.98 10 Sony
8 Precious: Based on the Novel PUSH by Sapphire
$7,090,000 663 $10,694 $32,440,000 -34.85 24 Lionsgate
8 Fantastic Mr. Fox
$6,965,267 2,033 $3,426 $10,024,072
17 20th Century Fox
10 The Road
$1,522,870 111 $13,720 $2,000,814
5 Weinstein Co.
 
 
THE TOP TEN Weekend Theaters Avg. Total Gross %+- Wks Distributor
1 This Is It $21,300,000 3,481 $6,119 $32,509,000 -- 1 Sony
2 Paranormal Activity $16,540,000 2,404 $6,880 $84,780,000 -21.6 6 Paramount
3 Law Abiding Citizen $7,303,000 2,764 $2,642 $51,385,000 -41.1 3 Overture
4 Couples Retreat $6,097,000 3,026 $2,015 $86,663,000 -42.6 4 Universal
5 Saw VI $5,560,000 3,036 $1,831 $22,824,000 -60.6 2 Lionsgate
6 Where the Wild Things Are $5,081,000 3,645 $1,394 $61,800,000 -63.8 3 Warner Bros.
7 The Stepfather $3,400,000 2,346 $1,449 $24,748,000 -45.4 3 Sony
8 Astro Boy $3,035,000 3,020 $1,005 $10,891,000 -54.7 2 Summit
8 Amelia $3,000,000 1,070 $2,804 $8,306,000 -23.2 2 Fox Searchlight
10 Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant $2,809,000 2,754 $1,020 $10,521,000 -55.4 2 Universal
 
 
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