Weekend Movie Box Office Earnings Round-up: September 7 - 9, 2007
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Looks like people must have been out enjoying the beautiful weather this weekend because they sure weren’t at the theaters. The top movie out this weekend was the new release 3:10 to Yuma (read my Yuma review) earning $14.1 million to nab the #1 spot. I really enjoyed this Western though I thought the ending deserved a stronger punch than it offered up to audiences. The other new releases did increasingly worse with Shoot ‘Em Up coming in at #6 with a mere $5.4 million. I’m really surprised at that number considering how the strength of its cast. My review for Shoot ‘Em Up will be up tomorrow, but I’ll tell you now it was a fun, over the top action movie that I definitely enjoyed. The last new release, Brothers Solomon starring Will Arnett and Will Forte, came in at a terrible #23 with just a little over a half million dollars this weekend. Yikes. Ah well guys, keep trying.

Here they are, your box office movie earnings for this weekend: September 7 - 9, 2007. If you missed any of the background on the new releases check out our Weekend Movie Preview with trailers and details.

Box office earnings for movies this weekend, September 7 - 9, 2007:

  1. 3:10 To Yuma” $14.1 million [14.1M total]
  2. “Halloween” $10.0 million [$44.2M total]
  3. Superbad” $8.0 million [$103.6M total]
  4. “Balls of Fury” $5.6 million [$24.2M total]
  5. The Bourne Ultimatum” $5.5 million [$210.0M total]
  6. Shoot ‘Em Up” $5.4 million [$5.4M total]
  7. “Rush Hour 3″ $5.3 million [$129.1M total]
  8. “Mr. Bean’s Holiday” $3.3 million [$25.0M total]
  9. “The Nanny Diaries” $3.3 million [$21.0M total]
  10. “Hairspray” $1.9 million [$114.8M total]

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Written by: Matt
Posted on: Sunday, September 9, 2007

1 Response to “Weekend Movie Box Office Earnings Round-up: September 7 - 9, 2007”

  1. Corey Stroeder

    I saw the sneak preview to 310 to Yuma. It is actually a really good Western. Almost something that can get to the good old spaghetti western days with Clint Eastwood.

    The ending was a heck of a surprise.

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