hollywoodinsider.ew.com - 11/8/2009
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Jim Carrey, or rather a performance-capture CGI version of the actor, delivered enough holiday spirit to snatch the top spot at the box office on Friday, according to early estimates. Disney’s A Christmas Carol, director Robert Zemeckis’ animated adaptation of Charles Dickens’ ...
variety.com - 11/8/2009
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variety.com —
'Christmas Carol' tops charts with $31 million The
specialty box office roared to life as Lionsgate's Precious:...
Based on the Novel Push' by Sapphire opened to $1.8 million from 18 locations for a record-breaking $100,000 per location average. Among ...
'Precious' finds special place at box office
deadline.com - 11/7/2009
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deadline.com —
FRIDAY PM/SATURDAY AM: If there's a Christmas-themed movie
opening in November, then it's the official start of...
the holiday box office. (Hey, no studio waits for Thanksgiving anymore...) First up: Disney's A Christmas Carol. You may know it better as ...
HAPPY HOLIDAYS? NOT FOR STARS: Jim Carrey's & George ...
rottentomatoes.com - 11/6/2009
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rottentomatoes.com —
November 05, 2009: Critics Consensus: A Christmas Carol
Dazzles But Disappoints This week at the movies, we've...
got some modern-day Dickens (Disney's A Christmas Carol, starring Jim Carrey and Gary Oldman); a button-pushing thriller (The Box, ...
Disney's A Christmas Carol (2009)
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Friday's Ticket Sales Show Nothing Fantastic
The Celebrity Cafe —
... for A Christmas Carol totaled $200 million and much more was spent on marketing. Surveys conducted before Friday estimated that the movie would open with at least $40 million in sales domestically over the first three days, but the number from Friday suggests that the total will most likely be closer to $30 or $35 million. Three other hyped films that debuted on Friday had sales of $5 million or less. Universals thriller The Fourth Kind brought in $5 million, according to Entertainment Weekely . George Clooneys satirical comedy, The Men Who Stare at Goats was only ...
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... ] A Christmas Carol led the Friday box office this week, but the true success story of the weekend were the record-breaking numbers brought in by Precious , which took in $585,000 from just 18 theaters; an average of $32,500 per screen. [ EW ] if you want to go on tour with Britney Spears , you have keep it clean; Spears reportedly has told staff members that they might be subjected to random drug testing. "Britney's rule is clear – zero tolerance," says a source, "If you don't comply, you don't tour. We're not even allowed to have a beer or glass of wine with a meal, even ...
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variety.com 11/6/2009 — 'Precious' a gem with hot specialty tallies While "Disney's A Christmas Carol" (in the widest 3D release to date) saw a muted opening domestically and internationally, Lionsgate's "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire" scored a specialty ...
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getthebigpicture.net 11/6/2009 —
A Christmas Carol
Starring Jim Carrey and Gary Oldman
Directed by Robert Zemeckis
Rated PG
There are two ways to perceive A
Christmas Carol . You can either look at this film and see a brave new use of technology to bring
a classic piece of literature into ...
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ropeofsilicon.com 11/9/2009 —
Jim Carrey as Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol
Photo: Walt Disney Pictures
One thing's for certain with Robert Zemeckis's latest attempt at motion-capture CGI animation, kids need not apply. I have had conversations with fellow critics ...
Review: A Christmas Carol
cinematical.com 11/6/2009 —
The fear many of us had when it was announced Jim Carrey would play Ebenezer Scrooge and other parts in Robert Zemeckis ' adaptation of A Christmas Carol was that Carrey's clowning would turn the story into a goofy farce. This fear turns out to ...
The Reject Report Sings a Christmas Carol, Stares At Goats
filmschoolrejects.com 11/6/2009 —
Welcome to another Reject Report! As you can tell it’s November, Halloween is now over and Christmas is right around the corner. How do we know this? Because the Christmas movies have started with A Christmas Carol . We also have the horror flick The Box , the thriller The Fourth Kind ...
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Walt Disney Pictures' A Christmas Carol topped the box office with an estimated $31 million from 3,683 theaters, for an average of $8,417 per theater. Written and directed by Robert Zemeckis, the motion capture fantasy adventure featured the ...
'This Is It' Still the King at Overseas B.O. —
The Wrap RSS 11/9/2009
By Wrap Staff The world’s love for Michael Jackson has yet to be exhausted.
“This Is It” stayed atop the overseas box office, taking in $29 million this weekend -- a 58 percent drop over last week, but still enough for the ...