Earlier this week “Kick-Ass” illustrator let slip that a sequel was in the works, and now Heat Vision | THR has confirmed the news, reporting that Universal Pictures planning to distribute Kick-Ass 2 with filming eyed for September confirming . Matthew Vaughn, who co-wrote and directed the 2010 film based on the Mark Millar-John […]
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Illustrator John Romita Jr. has revealed that deals have been completed for Kick Ass 2 and production is scheduled to begin this summer for a release sometime next May. At the moment it’s unclear who will be directing the project, as Matthew Vaughn is only signed to co-write and produce. Kick Ass was released […] Mark Millar told Radio 5 in the UK that due to strong sales of Kick-Ass on DVD, Kick-Ass 2 has been greenlit: Hi Guys Been listening to Mark Millar on Radio 5 in the UK who says that because of the fantastic number of DVD sales of Kick Ass that Kick […]
Rounding out the top five were Date Night ($656,813 / $65.345M cume) and The Losers ($617,005 / $11.518M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart. Continue reading Box Office Numbers for Wednesday, April 28, 2010 
Rounding out the top five were The Losers in 4th place with $767,496 ($10.901M cume) and Date Night in 5th place with $709,394 ($64.688M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart. Continue reading Box Office Numbers for Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Rounding out the top five were The Losers in 4th place with $727,119 ($10.133M cume) and Date Night in 5th place with $645,807 ($63.979M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart. Continue reading Box Office Numbers for Monday, April 26, 2010
Update: Article and chart updated with the final actual numbers. The weak debuts of The Back-Up Plan (#2 – $12.2M) and The Losers (#4 – $9.4M) allowed for How to Train Your Dragon to win another weekend. The 3D feature grossed $15.35 million, pushing its domestic cume to a solid $178.346 million and its worldwide tally to an impressive $355.346 million. After opening more than 25% below Monsters vs. Aliens ($59.3M vs. $43.7M), ‘Dragon’ has surpassed ‘MvsA’ on a daily basis and will easily cross the $200M mark domestically. The only other new release this week was the limited Oceans (which opened on Thursday) which grossed $6.059 million ($8.526M cume) for the weekend — #8 — from 1,206 theaters (for a top 10 best $5,024 per theater average). Rounding out the top five were Date Night in third place ($10.461M / $63.333M cume) and Kick-Ass in fifth place ($9.342M / $34.708M cume). Click over the jump for the weekend chart.
The Back-Up Plan and The Losers both opened up to disappointing numbers on Friday. The Back-Up Plan grossed an estimated $4.2 million for first place, while The Losers opened in fourth place with an estimated $3.245 million. Neither film will take the top position this weekend, that honor will go to How to Train Your Dragon which grossed an estimated $3.44 million ($166.436M cume) and should be at around $15-16 million for the weekend. Rounding out the top five were Date Night in third place with an estimated $3.3 million ($56.172M cume) and Kick-Ass in fifth place with an estimated $2.85 million ($28.216M cume). Oceans, which opened on Thursday, fell 17.1% to eighth place with an estimated $2.045 million ($4.512M). Click over the jump for the daily chart.
Rounding out the top five were Date Night ($1.039 / $52.872M cume) and Death at a Funeral ($927,504 / $20.449M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart.
Rounding out the top five were Death at a Funeral ($970,833 / $19.522M cume) and Clash of the Titans ($967,449 / $135.724M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart. Continue reading Box Office Numbers for Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Kick- Rounding out the top five were Date Night ($1.107M, crossing $50M domestically — $50.775M cume) and Clash of the Titans ($1.088M / $134.757M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart. Continue reading Box Office Numbers for Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Rounding out the top five were Clash of the Titans ($1.068M / $133.668M cume) and Date Night ($1.001M / $49.668M cume). Click over the jump for the daily chart.
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The Back-Up Plan stayed in first place on Wednesday with $832,377 ($14.902M cume), with How to Train Your Dragon taking second ($737,763 / $180.789M cume) and Kick-Ass in third with $703,031 ($37.021M cume).
The Back-Up Plan perked up 21% to take Tuesday with $1.024 million ($14.069M cume). How to Train Your Dragon was 2nd with $860,937 ($180.052M cume) while Kick-Ass took 3rd with $809,920 ($36.318M cume).
The top three films on Monday were separated by less than $45,000, with How to Train Your Dragon holding onto 1st place with $844,721 ($179.161M cume), The Back-Up Plan in 2nd with $843,885 ($13.046M cume) and Kick-Ass took 3rd with $800,248 ($35.508M cume).
Playing in just 1,206 theaters, Disney’s nature film Oceans opened in first place on Earth Day yesterday, grossing a solid $2.466 million. That’s a healthy $2,045 per theater average. The film has already opened in several markets overseas where it has grossed more than $54 million. Second place went to How to Train Your Dragon ($1.223M / $162.996M cume) which managed to pass up the under-performing Kick-Ass which took third place ($1.19M / $25.366M cume).
Kick-Ass took in $1.298 million ($24.175M cume). How to Train Your Dragon placed second with $1.107 million ($161.772M cume) and Date Night moved up to third with $1.058 million ($51.833M cume).
Ass remained in first place on Tuesday, but declined about 5% to $1.49 million (just one of two films to decline in the top 10). Its 5-day domestic cume now stands at $22.877 million. How to Train Your Dragon held steady in second place with $1.207 million ($160.665M cume) and Death at a Funeral was third with $1.178 million ($18.551M cume).
Kick-Ass climbed back up to the top spot on Monday, a small reward for a film which turned in a disappointing opening weekend, taking in $1.56 million and pushing its 4-day domestic cume to $21.389 million. Second place went to kid-friendly How to Train Your Dragon which grossed $1.206 million ($159.497M cume) and Death at a Funeral settled for third with $1.155 million ($17.372M cume).