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Entries in Terminator Salvation (40)

Tuesday
25Aug2009

Sam Worthington talks 'Avatar' trailer footage

Sam Worthington in Terminator Salvation

By now, I'm sure you've all at least heard of Sam Worthington, one of the stars you will be seeing in James Cameron's upcoming 3D spectacle "Avatar." Worthington starred in a couple of things here and there, but his most recent big role was Marcus Wright in "Terminator Salvation." Yeah, that guy!

Now that the first footage from "Avatar" is out there, the folks @ComingSoon recently asked Worthington to comment on the trailer. He said the following about some responses being not all too awesome:

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Sunday
05Jul2009

'Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs' tops overseas b.o.

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs tops the international box office

"Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" delivered a massive international debut this weekend with an estimated $148 million in ticket sales. Domestically, the animated sequel drew $42.5 million.

At a distant No. 2, Michael Bay's "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" picked up $55.3 million, lifting its overseas total to $298 million. The action flick has collected $591.5 million to date.

Meanwhile, Todd Phillips' comedy "The Hangover" picked up another $8.7 million in 30 markets, bringing its cumulative gross to $61.5 million. Domestically, the rated-R comedy passed the $200 million mark this weekend.

Michael Mann's crime drama "Public Enemies" finished fourth with 5.3 million in five markets. Starring Johnny Depp, the film follows the adventures of American bank robber John Dillinger.

At No. 5, McG's "Terminator Salvation" brought in another $5 million, reaching an international total of $228.1 million.

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Sunday
28Jun2009

'Revenge of the Fallen' picks up $162M overseas

Michael Bay's "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" topped the international box office this weekend with a stunning $162 million in ticket sales. The film's overseas total currently stands at $181.6 million.

Despite a superb launch on the international circuit, "Fallen" failed to break the $251.1 million opening week run of "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End." Domestically, the sequel to "Transformers" brought in $201.2 million after a five-day run.

At No. 2, "Terminator Salvation" picked up another $10.4 million, reaching a total haul of $220 million. Following in third place with $10.1 million was "The Hangover," which lifted its overseas cume to $46.2 million.

Meanwhile, Anne Fletcher's "The Proposal" took home $7.2 million for a cumulative gross of $22.7 million. Finishing fifth this weekend was "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian," which reached $202.3 million after earnings of $5.2 million.

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Sunday
21Jun2009

'Transformers 2' tops overseas box office

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen tops overseas box office

Michael Bay's anticipated sequel "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" debuted in only two markets this weekend, but that was enough to score $20 million and the top spot at the international box office.

"Fallen" is currently playing at 846 locations in the U.K. and Japan, and it looks like the follow-up to "Transformers" will easily beat the debut of its predecessor. The film opens in the U.S. this Wednesday.

At No. 2, McG's "Terminator Salvation" took home $18.4 million, lifting its total gross to $200 million. Following in third place was Todd Phillips' comedy "The Hangover," which brought its overseas cume to $30.4 million.

Meanwhile, "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" collected $10.4 million in fourth place, reaching a total haul of $192.5 million. "The Proposal" opened in fifth place with a weekend gross of $10 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: "Angels & Demons" picked up $8.4 million for a total of $329.2 million; "Up" brought in $6 million; "State of Play" pulled $3.4 million; and "Drag Me to Hell" collected $2 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

Sunday
21Jun2009

Box Office: Cinemagoers accept 'Proposal' with $34M

Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds in The Proposal

Weekend of June 19 -21, 2009

Anne Fletcher’s romantic comedy “The Proposal” debuted in first place at the North American box office this weekend with $34.1 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Starring Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds, the film scored an average of $11,163 per theater at 3,056 locations. The plot follows an overbearing book editor who forces her assistant into marrying her when she faces deportation to Canada.

Still going strong at No. 2 was Todd Phillips’ hilarious hit comedy “The Hangover,” which took home another $26.8 million for an impressive domestic total of $152.9 million after three weeks in release.

At No. 3, Pixar’s “Up” brought in an additional $21.3 million, lifting its total haul to $224.1 million after a strong four-week run. The animated family flick follows a 78-year-old widower who takes his entire house on a trip to South America.

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Monday
15Jun2009

'Terminator Salvation' stays on top overseas

McG's action spectacle "Terminator Salvation" clung to the No. 1 spot at the international box office this weekend with an estimated $46.1 million in ticket sales. The Christian Bale vehicle lifted its total gross to $165.5 million.

At No. 2, "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" picked up $17.9 million in 104 territories, bringing its overseas cume to $176.2 million. The sequel's domestic gross currently stands at $134.4 million.

Finishing third this weekend was Ron Howard's "Angels & Demons," which took home another $14.1 million for a total gross of $315 million.

Meanwhile, "The Hangover" grabbed the No. 4 spot with $11.6 million in 15 markets. Following in fifth place with a weekend gross of $8.2 million and a total haul of $26.6 million was Pixar's "Up," which is currently playing in 14 markets and will expand in the coming weeks.

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Sunday
14Jun2009

Box Office: 'The Hangover' hangs on to No. 1 spot

Weekend of June 12 – 14, 2009

Todd Phillips’ hit comedy “The Hangover” topped the North American box office for a second consecutive week with $33.4 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

The R-rated film successfully fought off this week’s new releases “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3” and “Imagine That,” lifting its domestic total to a solid $105.3 million. Bradley Cooper, Ed Helm and Zach Galifianakis star as three guys who lose their best friend on a night out in Vegas.

Tony Scott’s latest thriller “Pelham 1 2 3” only made it to No. 3, earning $25 million from sales at 3,074 locations. Denzel Washington plays a New York City subway dispatcher who’s pulled into the middle of the hijacking of one of his trains.

Imagine That,” the weekend’s second wide release, debuted in sixth place with only $5.7 million. Playing at 3,008 locations, the family film stars Eddie Murphy as a busy financial executive who finds the key to his success in his daughter’s imaginary world.

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Sunday
07Jun2009

'Terminator Salvation' takes overseas b.o. lead

McG's "Terminator Salvation" took the No. 1 spot at the international box office this weekend with an impressive $67.5 million in ticket sales. The film's total currently stands at $97.2 million.

At No. 2, Shawn Levy's Ben Stiller comedy "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" collected another $26.7 million, bringing its overseas gross to $148.4 million.

Meanwhile, Ron Howard's "The Da Vinci Code" follow-up "Angels & Demons" finished in third place, taking home $22.3 million for a cumulative gross of $293 million.

Pixar's animated family adventure "Up" picked up $7.8 million at No. 4 for an early international total of $13.5 million. The film is currently playing in four markets on the circuit.

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Sunday
07Jun2009

Box Office: 'Up' beats 'The Hangover' by $1M

Updated on Monday, June 8, 2009 at 1:40PM by Registered CommenterFranck Tabouring

Weekend of June 5 – 7, 2009

Pixar’s “Up” topped the North American box office for a second consecutive weekend with $44.2 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Playing at 3,818 locations, the Pete Docter-directed animated adventure brought its domestic gross to $137.3 million after a strong two-week run. The plot follows a 78-year-old widower who takes his entire house on a trip to South America.

Debuting in second place with $43.2 million from 3,521 locations was Todd Philiips’ latest comedy “The Hangover.” The R-rated film stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helm and Zach Galifianakis as three guys who lose their best friend on a night out in Vegas.

Following at a distant No. 3 was Brad Silberling’s adventure comedy “Land of the Lost,” which collected only $19.5 million from 3,521 locations. Will Ferrell stars as an egocentric scientist who travels to a parallel dimension inhabited by hostile creatures.

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Sunday
31May2009

'Battle of the Smithsonian' tops overseas b.o.

Shawn Levy's Ben Stiller vehicle "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" climbed to the top spot at the international box office this weekend with an estimated $37.2 million in ticket sales. The film's total gross currently stands at $106 million.

At No. 2, Ron Howard's "Angels & Demons" took home another $32.9 million, lifting its cumulative gross to $251.7 million. Following in third place with $13 million was McG's "Terminator Salvation," which brought its overseas total to $23.1 million.

Meanwhile, Gavin Hood's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" finished fourth with a weekend gross of $8.1 million and a total haul of $170.1 million. J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" scored the fifth spot on the international circuit this weekend, collecting $8 million for a cume of $101.5 million.

Opening this weekend were Sam Raimi's "Drag Me to Hell," which picked up $4.4 million in three markets, and Pixar's "Up," which brought in $4.2 million.

Other results from the overseas box office: "Hannah Montana: The Movie" took home $2.4 million; "Monsters vs. Aliens" grabbed another $3.1 million; "State of Play" picked up $2.6 million; and "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" reached a total gross of $11.3 million.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter