DC’s latest superhero movie, Blue Beetle, is optimistically projected to earn just $25 million this weekend.
the actors’ strike. Yeah, there’s nothing like superstar George Lopez to drive the masses to the theaters.could survive based on word of mouth and long box office legs. We’ll need another weekend before we decide to lay coins on its eyes., a raunchy, R-rated comedy about stray dogs voiced by Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx. With a $50 million production budget, this sucker bottomed out with a pathetic $8.5 million opening.
Meanwhile, two movies that offer moviegoers something new continue to romp through the box office. Whatever people think ofpolitics, it’s obvious the movie offers people a good time and a lot of laughs. By Monday, it will have grossed $567 million domestically.is such a success is the laughs. Hollywood has sucked at comedy for so long;is an overdue reminder of how good it feels to laugh in a theater full of people.
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