Showing posts with label Iron Man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iron Man. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2011

The Avengers - Teaser Trailer


Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and The Hulk all together in one movie? Can't freaking wait! Check out the teaser trailer for next year's The Avengers, coming out in May.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Top Grossing Films of the Summer of 2010

#1. Toy Story 3
$410,772,220

#2. Iron Man 2
$312,128,345

#3. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
$300,174,331

#4. Inception
$286,186,000

#5. Despicable Me
$244,932,080

#6. Shrek Forever After
$238,395,990

#7. The Karate Kid
$176,591,618

#8. Grown Ups
$161,094,625

#9. The Last Airbender
$131,601,062

#10. Salt
$116,974,426

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Weekend Box Office: Shrek Still #1 (Fixed It)

Weekend Box Office Estimates
May 27-30, 2010

#1. Shrek Forever After
(Weekend Gross since Thursday // Total Gross)
($47,786,910 // $133,095,000)

#2. Sex and the City 2
($46,333,000 // Debut)

#3. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
($30,170,000 // Debut)

#4. Iron Man 2
($17,875,224 // $274,612,000)

#5. Robin Hood
($11,829,020 // $83,024,000)

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Weekend Box Office: Shrek Debuts at #1

Weekend Box Office Estimates
May 22-23, 2010

#1. Shrek Forever After
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($71,250,000 // Debut)

#2. Iron Man 2
($26,600,000 // $251,265,000)

#3. Robin Hood
($18,700,000 // $66,100,000)

#4. Letter to Juliet
($9,100,000 // $27,400,000)

#5. Just Wright
($4,225,000 // $14,631,000)

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Weekend Box Office: Iron Man Remains at #1


Weekend Box Office Estimates
May 14-16, 2010

#1. Iron Man 2
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($53,600,000 // $212,160,000)

#2. Robin Hood
($37,114,000 // Debut)

#3. Letters to Juliet
($13,800,000 // Debut)

#4. Just Wright
($8,500,000 // Debut)

#5. How to Train Your Dragon
($5,100,000 // $207,764,000)

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Weekend Box Office: Iron Man 2 Strong at #1

Weekend Box Office Estimates
May 7-9, 2010

#1. Iron Man 2
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($133,600,000 // Debut)

#2. A Nightmare on Elm Street
($9,170,000 // $48,530,000)

#3. How To Train Your Dragon
($6,760,000 // $201,093,000)

#4. Date Night
($5,300,000 // $80,854,000)

#5. The Back-Up Plan
($4,3450,000 // $29,415,000)

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Iron Man 2 Soars Past $100 Million at Box Office

And it hasn't even been released in the U.S. yet! Iron Man 2 had a massive start at the foreign box office in its first five days, grossing an estimated $100.2 million at 6,764 locations in 53 territories (and ranking No. 1 in all but one territory). This was up slightly from Iron Man's 2008 foreign launch of $99.1 million. Domestically, Iron Man 2 is set to open in around 4,000 theaters this Friday.

The Marvel Entertainment movie had its best debut in the United Kingdom, where it grossed $12.2 million from 528 locations, representing nearly a 50 percent improvement over its predecessor. Tony Stark and company also drew huge crowds in South Korea, where its $10.8 million from 855 locations was up 79 percent over Iron Man's launch two years ago. Other noteworthy starts included $8.8 million in Australia, $8.2 million in France, $8.2 million in Russia, $7.3 million in Mexico, $5.2 million in Brazil, $4.6 million in Italy and $3.9 million in Spain.

Iron Man 2 still has a number of significant foreign openings coming up, including the U.S. this Friday, China, India and Germany next week and Japan on June 11.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Robert Downey Jr. on the Cover of RollingStone

Robert Downey Jr., the star of the upcoming film Iron Man 2 is featured on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. Check that out above! Iron Man 2 will hit the big screen May 7th! Only one week to go.

Friday, April 2, 2010

Scarlett Johansson on New Iron Man Poster

Check out this new poster for Iron Man 2 with Scarlett Johansson who plays the role of the Black Widow. The movie hits the big screen on May 7th. Too exciting, can't wait!

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Iron Man 2 Official Poster

Yeah I know, I can't wait either. Check out this new official movie poster for the upcoming Iron Man 2. I like!

Monday, March 8, 2010

New Iron Man 2 Trailer!

Ah can't wait for this movie to be released. Check out the just-released new trailer for Iron Man 2 out in theaters on May 7th. Looks amazing. Click here to watch the trailer or click on the image above. Enjoy!

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Iron Man 2 - Official Movie Trailer


Ah, this is going to be a good one. Check out the first released movie trailer for next year's Iron Man 2. Looks incredible, this one's going to be a huge hit at the box office. Can't wait!

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Also Out Today

We've covered the singles, now, let's talk about the albums and DVDs released to stores today.

MOVIES:
Iron Man- Two-Disc Special Edition: BUY
Forgetting Sarah Marshall- Three-Disc Unrated Edition: BUY
ALBUMS:
Kellie Pickler- Kellie Pickler: BUY
T.I.- Paper Trail: BUY
Robin Thicke- Something Else: BUY

Sunday, September 7, 2008

Box Office: Summer 2008 Wrap-Up

Summer movie season has sadly come to an end, and it shows on the totals for this weekend, in which no movie made more than 7 million dollars. Instead of reporting about this weekend, I'll be posting the summer of 2008 biggest films - those that managed to cross over the 100 million dollar mark.
1- The Dark Knight- $512.2 Million
2- Iron Man- $317.9 Million
3- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull- $315.9 Million
4- Hancock- $227.4 Million
5- Wall-E- $219.5 Million
6- Kung Fu Panda- $213.8 Million
7- Horton Hears a Who!- $154.5 Million
8- Sex and the City- $152.5 Million
9- The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian- $141.6 Million
10- Mamma Mia!- $136.2 Million
11- The Incredible Hulk- $134.5 Million
12- Wanted- $134.1 Million
13- Get Smart- $128.4 Million
14- The Mummy: Tomb of the Emperor Dragon- $100.4 Million

Sunday, August 17, 2008

Box Office Report: New #1 and Summer's Biggest

We've finally got a new #1 this weekend. Tropic Thunder has topped the Box Office chart this weekend bringing in $26 million. Enough to send The Dark Knight packing to #2. This movie, however, is still grossing a lot more money that new movies like the new animated Star Wars flick. The Dark Knight pulled in $16 million to bring its amazing grand total to 471 million dollars - that's more than enough to make The Dark Knight the second highest-grossing film of all time in the US only behind Titanic which stands at 600 million dollars.

Now, instead of talking about the other insignificant debuts this weekend, let's do a short recap of this summer's huge movie hits and how much they've made. Firt up, Iron Man which managed to collect $317 million in 16 weeks - the DVD for this movie comes out September 30th. Can't wait to buy that. Next, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, flick that managed to make a great $315 million. Huge stuff. Will Smith's Hancock collected 225 million dollars and Disney Pixar's Wall-E has made $214 million so far. Finally, Dreamwork's Kung Fu Panda grossed in $211 million.

Huge summer hits, big numbers, great movies. For a full report, click here.

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Weekend Box Office Report: The Love Guru Flops

When a movie is bad, you just know it. Despite having a massive amount of promotion over the past three months, The Love Guru starring Mike Myers, Jessica Alba and Justin Timberlake only managed to collect an extremely dissapointing 14 million dollars on its opening weekend, debuting just at #4! Sad. The movie that did make a high debut at #1 was Get Smart, which pulled in a great $40 million, this movie actually had little promotion compared to that of The Love Guru, yet it made quite a nice debut on top.



Moving on to #2, we find Kung Fu Panda, film that on its third week collected $21.7 million for a total of $155 million so far - impressive.

The Incredible Hulk falls to #3 collecting 21.5 million dollars on its second week for a total so far of $96 million. Not bad.

One film did cross the $300 million dollar mark this weekend, and that's Iron Man - which was released last month to a huge opening and on its eigth week, the film now stand at $304 million thanks to the extra $4 million that it grossed this weekend. Now, get ready for this: The film's total worldwide stands at an incredible 555 million dollars! Oh, but that's not the biggest numbers we found this week. Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has collected a ridiculous $650 million worldwide so far. Unbelieveable!

Next week comes Disney Pixar's Wall-E which is expected to debut with big numbers as well. Can't wait for that one.

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Box Office Report: Kung Fu Panda Starts at #1

Kung Fu Panda makes splashing debut at #1 on this weekend's top box office debut! The Dreamworks film starring Jack Black grossed in $60 million over the past few days making enough to fall right in at #1. The film is great, I definitely recommend it for all ages and anyone who really wants to watch it!


You Don't Mess with the Zohan also makes a great debut at #2 bringing in $40 million. Together, the top two spots grossed 100 million dollars! Impressive. The comedy film starring Adam Sandler has already made half of its budget. Great news to them.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull falls one spot to #3 still taking in $22 million to add to their now total of 253 million dollars. Talk about a summer blockbuster! The film's total worldwide stands at an impressive $520 million! This film is on its way to being one of the highest grossing films of all times. Harrison Ford must be beyond happy.

Sex and the City fall three spots to #4 but managed to take in a very good $21 million, their total now is of $100 million, which is way more than they expected to collect.

Iron Man is another of this year's huge movies. This weekend, the film is found at #6 adding to its now total of $288 million! The movie's worldwide gross is of $530 million, this film is right up there with Indy. Crazy numbers!

To check out a full list, click here.

Sunday, June 1, 2008

2008 MTV Movie Awards: Winners

Will Smith, Ellen Page and Johnny Depp are among the winners of the 2008 MTV Movie Awards that aired tonight (June 1st) live from the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California. The show was hosted by Mike Myers and featured performances from Coldplay and the Pussycat Dolls. Other winners included Transformers for Best Movie (2007) and Iron Man for Best Movie So Far (2008). Like I said before, Will Smith took home the award for Best Male Performance for his role in I Am Legend and Ellen Page received the award for Best Female Performance for her role in Juno. To check out a full list of nominees and winners, click here.

Sex and the City Makes High Box Office Debut

The film for the HBO series Sex and the City made a fairly debut at the top of the box office grossing over $55 million, which is more than great. Looks like I wasn't the only guy ditched by a girlfriend this week so she could hang out and watch that movie. Sheesh! Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull came in at number two making another $46 million on its second week, its total now stands at $216 million - they're now making a profit. Congrats to them. The Strangers came in at #3 making just over $20 million... not so bad considering they had a very cheap budget of just $9 million, they've already made twice that amount. Finally, at #4 we find Iron Man, film that grossed another $14 million to add to their US total of $276. Incredible. To check out a full report, click here.