variety.com - 12/22/2008
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Bad weather takes toll on frame The weekend box office got iced by terrible weather, and the result was anything but a merry start for Jim Carrey laffer Yes Man and Will Smith drama Seven Pounds. Warner Bros.' Yes Man grossed $18.2 million from 3,434 runs to win the crown, while Seven ...
bittenandbound.com - 12/22/2008
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Jim Carrey beat out Will Smith for top
honors at the box office this weekend. Yes Man...
came in first at $18 million in ticket sales. Seven Pounds was second with $16 million. The Matthew Broderick animated family movie The Tale of Despereaux was third with $10.5 million.
'Yes Man' Takes Top Honors at the Box Office, $18M (Trailer)
rottentomatoes.com - 12/18/2008
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Synopsis: Academy Award® nominee Will Smith reunites with
the directors and producers of The Pursuit of Happyness...
for the emotional drama Seven Pounds. In the film, Smith plays Ben Thomas, an IRS agent with... Academy Award® nominee Will Smith ...
Seven Pounds Movie Reviews, Pictures
ew.com - 12/19/2008
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In Seven Pounds , an unintentionally ludicrous drama
of repentance as an extreme sport, a humorless, impenetrable...
Will Smith plays a guy who's really rich, really apologetic about mistakes he's made in the past, and really, by any sane moviegoer's ...
Seven Pounds | Movie Review | Entertainment Weekly
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BOX OFFICE REPORT: Jim Carrey’s ‘Yes Man’ earns aye vote with $18.2 million debut
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Despite tough competition from Will Smith’s “Seven Pounds”, Carrey’s “Yes Man” was tops at the box office.
The weekend box office got iced by terrible weather, and the result was anything but a merry start for Jim Carrey laffer “Yes Man” and Will Smith drama “Seven Pounds.”
Warner Bros.’ “Yes Man” grossed $18.2 million from 3,434 runs to win the crown, while “Seven Pounds” took $16 million from 2,758, according to Rentrak. Both titles were expected to come in at least $5 million higher.
The opening for ...
Weekend Box Office: (Small) Audiences Say ‘Yes Man’
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews —
Saying yes to everything apparently includes saying yes to annoying others.
It was a bad weekend at the box office, especially for the holiday season when big movies with big stars are opening as fast as your 401(k) is shrinking. The winner, if one may apply that term, was Jim Carrey’s Yes Man, with $18.5 million. Will Smith’s Seven Pounds came in second with $16 million. That’s the worst opening for the super popular Smith in years. Both films were expected to do much better.
The stormy weather that wiped out moviegoing all over the Northeast was largely blamed, but the tepid reviews ...
Will Smith Has Worst Opening in Seven Years. Trade Roughage 12/22/08
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Bad weather is being blamed for weak box office results this weekend from new wide releases Yes Man, Seven Pounds and The Tale of Despereaux, all of which performed worse than expected. Because there’s no other reason why moviegoers would just choose to avoid seeing lame-looking movies from Jim Carrey, Will Smith and Universal’s animation department. It is actually sad for Smith, who hasn’t seen an opening this bad since 2001’s Ali. And Seven Pounds marks only his third film to debut with less than $20 million since his blockbuster breakthrough in Independence ...
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It seems the dismal weather plaguing parts of the nation proved detrimental to box office earnings this weekend. Of the less-than-robust numbers, however, the Jim Carrey-Zooey Deschanel comedy Yes Man ended up taking the most in ticket sales with ...
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ComingSoon.net - Movies 12/21/2008
The ComingSoon.net Box Office Report has been updated with studio estimates for the weekend.
Three new movies opened in wide release this weekend taking over the top three spots at the box office. Despite a lot of star power and high concept ...