Box Office Weekend 4/13 - 4/15: Hungry Again?

[Blu Titan]

Will The Hunger Games make it four weekends in-a-row as box office champion? Can Lionsgate land the 1-2 punch with The Hunger Games and The Cabin in the Woods? Maybe you think the Three Stooges will find box office riches? Make your opinion count and prove your box office savy .

The Hunger Games

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The Cabin in the Woods

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The Three Stooges

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Lockout

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[Batman1980]

I think Cabin in the Woods and Three Stooges will duke it out for #2 and American Reunion will come in 4th, unfortunately for Pie lovers.

[SevenwithaT]

I think it will be Cabin in the Woods, but I'll be going to see Lockout.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

I think Cabin in the Woods and Three Stooges will duke it out for #2 and American Reunion will come in 4th, unfortunately for Pie lovers.

I am going for The Hunger Games @#1 and The Cabin in the Woods @#2. The little studio that could, showing the big boys how it is done .

[newginafets]

I hope it's gonna be Cabin in the Wood.

[Foggy]

I've got a feeling Three Stooges will be a huge flop, it'll be a miracle if that one manages to hit the top 5 (or strong karma if it rightfully flops)

I think it's a toss up between Lockout and Cabin in the Woods. The Hunger Games is going to die down this week very quickly, everyone who's wanted to see it has seen it now, everyone who didn't want to see it has seen it now, and everyone who's wanted to see it two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten times have done so by now. Lockout has the PG-13 rating going for it, and Cabin in the Woods has the slightly bigger theatre count going for it, plus positive word of mouth, and a name attached to it that is also in charge of a rather big film coming out in three weeks time

Personally, I think Cabin in the Woods will take it, it depends on how willing American audience will be able to take the slightly daft premises, and Lockout will be close behind. But this is an odd weekend to say the least

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

I am going for The Hunger Games @#1 and The Cabin in the Woods @#2. The little studio that could, showing the big boys how it is done .

Oh I had forgotten Lockout is coming out this weekend, Pie may actually finish 5th. Yi, the Titanic is about to sink bad, now I'm starting to doubt it will even reach $40 million domestically this time around.

[STARSCREAM]

Hunger Games.

[Blu-Benny]

i think hunger games will make it 4 weeks in a row.

[Diesel]

I voted for Lockout in a toss up between it and Cabin, but I won't be too surprised if Hunger Games comes out on top again.

[Chaotic]

1. The Hunger Games $19M
2. Cabin in the Woods $16M
3. The Three Stooges $12M
4. American Reunion $10M
5. Lockout $8M

[Snicket]

If Games makes #1 it will be the first fourpeat since Avatar...amazing.

Cabin would have a chance if it's theatre count was higher, Games looks like it will in fact take it.

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Originally Posted by Blu-Benny

i think hunger games will make it 4 weeks in a row.

Yeah, that's what I'm kinda thinking. Not unless Cabin in the woods can pull the big upset.

It seems all of April is the Hunger Games up until the Avengers comes out.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

1. The Hunger Games $19M
2. Cabin in the Woods $16M
3. The Three Stooges $12M
4. American Reunion $10M
5. Lockout $8M

Hunger Games $25 million
Three Stooges $20.5 million
Cabin in the Woods $20 million
Lockout $15 million
American Reunion $12 million
Titanic $9 million

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

Oh I had forgotten Lockout is coming out this weekend, Pie may actually finish 5th. Yi, the Titanic is about to sink bad, now I'm starting to doubt it will even reach $40 million domestically this time around.

I would not mind watching Titanic sink ...too much of that already. Instead of producing new movies, they line up old movies for a 3D release? Personally, I am tired of it already.

[Schloob]

I can see Hunger Games for sure win out this week by the slimmest of margins. Then after that it could be interesting, as the weekend after that I don't see a thing on the radar at all all. Then the final weekend of April it would probably then see it's downfall to say the comedy "The 5 Year Engagement" or perhaps "The Raven" depending on the reviews of those films. It probably would end up in 3rd just ahead of "Safe". After that you hit the true start of the blockbusters with The Avengers the start of May, only there will it finally lose any legs and pull in sub $5 million weeks is my guess.

[Pirate King]

My wife and I probably the only two people who have not seen Hunger Games. Daughter and Son-in-law have seen it twice. I think it will be a very close race this weekend. Do not underestimate the Stooges. I believe Hunger will win.

[Moleman1138]

Definitely between Hunger Games and Cabin in the Woods. But I'm leaning towards The Hunger Games.

[Captain Kirk]

I wouldn't count Cabin in The Woods out of the running for the number 1 spot. It's getting a lot of TV and Radio advertising and it seems to be a trending topic on other websites, so I would expect that since THG will have another drop off in viewership, it could very well win the weekend. Lockout is up in the air. I either see it in the 6 to 8 slot. Why? These types of films just haven't done well in one jolt and Guy has never been a box office draw. I hope it does better and gives Guy and much deserved boost.

Titanic will hang around and slowly make its money, like it did before. Don't forget next week is the 100th anniversary and nerds like me are going to go see it on the 14th and/or 15th to commemorate the event.

[My_Two_Cents]

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

I would not mind watching Titanic sink ...too much of that already. Instead of producing new movies, they line up old movies for a 3D release? Personally, I am tired of it already.

I so badly want to see it bomb big-time. :fingerscrossed: