Box Office Update: $151 Million for Indiana Jones 4

Posted by John Cairns (jcairns@filmschoolrejects.com) on May 26, 2008

The Reject Report: Indiana Jones

Welcome to a special — and quick — Memorial Day update on the box office numbers for the entire four-day weekend. Projections for Monday are now in and without further ado, here are the Friday-to-Monday numbers.

1. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull $126 million
2. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian $28 million
3. Iron Man $25 million
4. What Happens in Vegas $11 million
5. Speed Racer $5 million
6. Baby Mama $4.2 million
7. Made of Honor $4.2 million
8. Forgetting Sarah Marshall $2.2 million
9. Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay $1.2 million
10. The Visitor $917,000

Adding these numbers to Thursday’s haul, Indiana Jones 4 has officially topped $151 million for its five-day holiday opening. Not too bad, but not a record-setting performance.

Still, it’s the best performance for any movie so far this year, and it’s very likely to be the top grossing movie of 2008. Like I say, if this is the best the top-grossing movie of the year is likely to do — a non-record haul — then everyone in Hollywood has to be worried about a possible down summer. Then again, maybe a movie will come along that will capture everyone’s imagination and do even better. Maybe Indiana Jones 4 can be had. Naaaaah.

Hope you had a happy Memorial Day at a theater or in front of a DVD player near you! See you later this week when The Reject Report has Sex in the City. (Man, I have to work harder on these headlines.)


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