Horror @ the Box Office – February 11-13: Sandler and Bieber are truly horrifying

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

I wish I had some happy news to report to you on Valentine’s Day, since I love you all so dearly, but the weekend box office numbers are pretty grim. The Adam Sandler vehicle JUST GO WITH IT landed the #1 spot with $31 million, and the 3D documentary JUSTIN BIEBER: NEVER SAY NEVER came in a close second at a little over $30 million. Rounding out the new releases were the animated feature GNOMEO AND JULIET at #3 and Kevin Macdonald’s THE EAGLE at a distant #4.

Christian E. Christiansen’s THE ROOMMATE, which came out on top last week, dropped to the #5 spot below all of the new releases, while last week’s second place, Alister Grierson’s SANCTUM, fell to #8. Each suffered a loss of about 45%. Mikael Håfström’s THE RITE was kicked out of the Top 10 and now sits at #11. Darren Aronofsky’s BLACK SWAN is still hanging in there at #14.

Not much to report on otherwise, since there were no new genre releases. At least last Valentine’s Day weekend we got THE WOLFMAN. Sure, it was a disappointment, but at least the option was there. Next week we’ll see how I AM NUMBER FOR and UNKNOWN can fare up against the new BIG MOMMAS movie.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE

1. Just Go With It
$ 31.0 Million NEW
2. Just Biber: Never Say Never
$ 30.3 Million NEW
3. Gnomeo and Juliet
$ 25.5 Million NEW
4. The Eagle $ 8.6 Million NEW
5. The Roommate $ 8.4 Million $ 87.2 Million
6. The King’s Speach
$ 7.4 Million $ 23.7 Million
7. No Strings Attached
$ 5.7 Million $ 20.1 Million
8. Sanctum
$ 5.1 Million $ 155 Million
9. True Grit
$ 3.8 Million $ 45.7 Million
10. The Green Hornet
$ 3.6 Million $ 95.9 Million

Source: Box Office Mojo

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