Little Fockers Officially Wins The Focking Box Office with $34 Million [$48 million over 5 Days].

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2010/12/26/box-office-report-little-fockers-true-grit/

Viewers wanting to spend the holidays with a dysfunctional family other
than their own helped secure Little Fockers the top spot. But even a
significant boost on Christmas Day couldn’t keep the comedy from
under-performing, pulling in $34 million over the weekend and taking its
five-day cume up to $48 million. Not terrible numbers by any means, but
definitely not as high as Universal was hoping. And with a B- CinemaScore
rating, it is unlikely the threequel will end up coming close to the $279.3
million total gross of its predecessor, Meet the Fockers.

The real success story of the weekend was True Grit,
which took a six-shooter to expectations and landed itself a nice No. 2
spot with $25.6 million. That’s nearly double the studio’s original
estimate and marks the biggest opening ever for a Coen Bros. film,
trampling Burn After Reading’s $19.1 million. It is also the biggest first weekend
for a Western since 1999’s Wild Wild West. (It’s undoubtedly a more respectable
entry in the genre than that wild wild mess, nabbing a B CinemaScore grade
from audiences and, surprising considering the type of film it is, an A- from
those under 25.) If nothing else, this blustery Christmas weekend showed
that revenge, or at least a revenge-fueled Western, is a dish best served cold.

True Grit is followed by TRON: Legacy,
which has by now downloaded about $88.3 million into Disney’s coffers.
The digitized sequel will have to keep going strong if it hopes to stay
in the black considering its sizable budget. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage
of the Dawn Treader and Yogi Bear round out the Top 5, showing that families looking
for wholesome entertainment had no problem choosing something a few weeks old over the
stale-on-delivery Gulliver’s Travels, which debuted at No. 7 with a Lilliputian $7.2 million.
And in limited release, awards-buzz films did well. The King’s Speech, which experienced its
first major expansion, received a quite eloquent $4.6 million in 700 theaters, giving it a $6,511
per-screen average.

1. Little Fockers: $34 mil
2. True Grit: $25.6 mil
3. TRON: Legacy: $20.1 mil
4. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: $10.8 mil
5. Yogi Bear: $8.8 mil

So did you see any movies this holiday week?

nope i havent but there are some that i want to see.