Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs tops the box office for the second week in a row beating out Bruce Willis and the beloved musical Fame, a very tough feat for any movie but especially for a children’s movie.
Now in Theaters: Bruce Willis, Music and debauchery
Big stars and big ideas are out this week with the new Bruce Willis movie, Surrogates, and big stories like Pandorum, Fame and I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell.
New on DVD: Observe Ghosts and Tulpan
Two mainstream movies are released but neither have anything overly original to offer. For something that will catch you off-guard and leave you spellbound, check out Tulpan.
Weekend Box Office: Clear skies for Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
The beloved children’s story has become a beloved children’s movie as Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs more than triples the return of the number 2 movie with $30 million for the weekend.
In Theaters Now: Something for everyone
This weekend some great movies will actually be hitting the screen after some pretty dull weeks this is a good sign. We’ve got a comedy, a chick flick and something for the kids.
New on DVD: Wolverine and Rembrandt
This week the highly popular X-Men Origins: Wolverine comes out on DVD as well as the highly praised Nightwatching.
Weekend Box Office: Tyler Perry does anything but bad
This weekend Tyler Perry reigns supreme once again as I Can Do Bad All By Myself annihilates the competition for the top box office returns. This low budget movie more than doubled the weekend gross of its closest competitior.
In Theaters Now: An apocalypse, a horror and another Tyler Perry.
9 comes out as the biggest movie this weekend, while Sorority Row, Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself, and Whiteout all seem to fall just a little short.
New on DVD: Little else but a resurgence of Cuba Gooding Jr.
This week there are basically no new movies coming out on DVD, it seem to be a week for television, but there are one or two movies being released on DVD that are worth mentioning.
Weekend Box Office: Final Destination continues to make the cut
Final Destination tops the box office for the second week in a row barely beating out the romantic comedy All About Steve.