Complete Breakdown of How Remember Me Did at the Box Office

From Box Office Mojo



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Matt Damon Bombs; Robert Pattinson Unharmed

No, Robert Pattinson's Remember Me didn't kill. But it didn't die. Unlike Matt Damon's The Green Zone.

On a crowded weekend at the multiplex, Damon's $100 million action-war movie produced a meager $14.5 million debut, per estimates. The smaller-scale Remember Me grossed a respectable $8.3 million, while She's Out of My League ($9.6 million) and Our Family Wedding ($7.6 million) likewise got relatively big bangs out of their little bucks.



Oh, and Tim Burton's and Johnny Depp's Alice in Wonderland made more money than all those four films combined: $62 million. More results:

• The Green Zone was not expected to be Bourne big; it was expected to open bigger than, say, the The Crazies.

• On the bright side of defeat, The Green Zone made about as much in three days as The Hurt Locker has made during its entire Oscar-winning run.

• To recap: Iraq War movies not a great investment idea. Still.

• The most optimistic estimates had Remember Me breaking $10 million (roughly the equivalent of a Monday afternoon for New Moon). Still, the romantic drama only cost $16 million, so even as is it's already half-way home.

• A statistic that will surprise absolutely no one who is or who has met a Twi-hard: Fully 84 percent of Remember Me's opening-weekend audience was female. And they liked, too—downer 9/11 setting or no. Overall, opening-weekend ticketbuyers graded the Pattinson movie a B.

• After two weekends, Alice in Wonderland has made $208.6 million, keeping it (for now) on the blockbuster pace set by Avatar. To stay with the James Cameron trailblazer, all Alice has to do is play 11 more Top 10 weekends. At least.

• No, Avatar didn't win Best Picture, but it retained bragging rights over every other film in Hollywood, grossing another $6.6 million, and upping its all-time domestic total to $730.3 million.

• Leonardo DiCaprio's Shutter Island ($8.1 million) broke $100 million.

• The Lightning Thief ($3.1 million) dropped out of the Top 10 after four tepid weekends and $82.3 million. The $95 million movie needed—and got—help from the rest of the world, with its worldwide take approaching $200 million, per Box Office Mojo.

Here's a complete rundown of the weekend's top-grossing films Friday-Sunday, per estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations:

1. Alice in Wonderland, $62 million
2. The Green Zone, $14.5 million
3. She's Out of My League, $9.6 million
4. Remember Me, $8.3 million
5. Shutter Island, $8.1 million
6. Our Family Wedding, $7.6 million
7. Avatar, $6.6 million
8. Brooklyn's Finest, $4.3 million
9. Cop Out, $4.2 million
10. The Crazies, $3.7 million

source: eonline.com

RM scores $8,281,00 over the weekend

“Alice” is still queen of the box office.

The Tim Burton and Johnny Depp version of Alice in Wonderland is the #1 movie for the second straight weekend, rolling up $62 million in ticket sales. It’s become the first $200 million release of 2010.

Green Zone with Matt Damon finishes #2 with $14.5 million, and the mismatch romantic comedy She’s Out of My League rounds out the top three with $9.6 million.

The Robert Pattinson drama Remember Me is expected to take in about $8.3 million for fourth place.

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