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Author Topic: My Bloody Valentine 3D John Wilson Film God Posts: 5438 From: Sydney, Australia. Registered: Dec 1999 posted 02-18-2009 04:32 AM                     quote: Claude S. Ayakawa I was only interested in seeing how good Dolby's 3-D was compared to Real D. I was tempted to leave after forty minutes but decided to stick around. Isn't that around the time the naked chick turns up?  |  IP: Logged John Wilson Film God Posts: 5438 From: Sydney, Australia. Registered: Dec 1999 posted 02-24-2009 03:09 PM                     quote: Me A horror film down 52% in it's second weekend...what's so strange about that? 3D or no 3D...a horror film is going to front-loaded. Friday The 13th is down 80.4% (that is not a typo, btw) in its second weekend. Those guys are no doubt dreaming of the figure drops of MBV in its second weekend. When was the last time a film dropped that much? Hulk? According to BoxOfficeMojo.com: >>While this type of picture tends to hemorrhage after opening, the horror remake had the largest drop of its ilk and the sixth-biggest among all nationwide releases on record. Down 80 percent, it mustered $7.9 million for $55.1 million in ten days. At this rate, it won't come close to the popularity of Freddy Vs. Jason or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. <<  |  IP: Logged

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