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Toy Story 3 Wins 2nd Week At US Box Office

June 26th, 2010

Toy Story - Disney/PixarToy Story 3 continues it’s dream run at the US box office, taking out the top spot with another estimated $60 million and trouncing Grown Ups and Knight & Day in the process.

So, how did the Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz action comedy do?

Toy Story - Disney/PixarDespite getting the jump on it’s competitors and opening on Wednesday, Knight & Day is expected to take around $26.7 million by the end of the weekend ($19.5 million from Friday to Sunday alone).

Grown Ups, featuring an all star cast of comedy’s funniest including Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Kevin James, David Spade, Tim Meadows and Rob Schneider, is predicted to take $39 million by weekend’s end.

Here’s the top 5:

  1. Toy Story 3 – $60 million
  2. Grown Ups – $39 million
  3. Knight and Day – $19.5 million
  4. The Karate Kid – $15.7 million
  5. The A Team – $6 million
Photo: Pixar.

    One Response to “Toy Story 3 Wins 2nd Week At US Box Office”

    1. guest Says:
      June 28th, 2010 at 12:02 am

      long before the couch, the ‘glib’, the brooke shields, the scientology tape leak, cruise was losing his box office appeal; as his films in general were costing more, but bringing in less at the box office. cruise has had an amazing career. he was a top ten box office draw for 20 years! out of those 20 years he was number one 7 times which is more than any other star ever. for some reason the media (again in general) has decided that now is the time for his comeback and that This is the film to propel that comeback, but the public is in rejection of that notion. the media seems bent on shoving cruise down everyone’s throat and the public (in general) is merely regurgitating hollywood’s hard sell. cruise will continue to be a star. he will continue to have a career, but the truth is he just isn’t the star he once was. 20 years with 7 at number one that is an incredible run. just how big is the hole in cruise’s ego that he must continue to win or at least attempt to win the attention of the public? how much reaffirmation and ego stroking does he need? when will hollywood realize that their plastic, manufactured star/golden boy has run his course?

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