Forget about the fact that I never knew they were even going out. I always thought Macauley was a drug addict, or some crack head somewhere laying on the glass tile in his bathroom. Dude is never anywhere anymore. He's only about 30 I think so it seems like he'd be in some flicks now and then. Maybe he is and I didn't notice that either?
Anyways, I guess they broke up, and went out for 8 years. Why they broke up I could not say. Probably because he has greasy hair? Makes as much sense as anything else I can think of.
Monday, January 03, 2011
"Little Fockers" Win Box Office For Second Straight Week
For the love of god people go watch a real movie. While I liked Meet the PArents, and even tolerated Meet the Fockers, seeing this movie win the box office 2 weeks in a row is saddening. Not because it is awful, although I suspect it probably is, but that it has this much power at the theater. Everyone getting out of inpatient rehab centers for the holidays and need a stoner movie to see?
Regardless. Check out Tron: Legacy before it gets out of theaters if you plan to ever see it at all. Like Avatar, it NEEDS to be seen in the theater.
"Little Fockers" led the box office over the New Year's holiday with $25.8 million, finishing as the No. 1 movie for the second-straight weekend. Second was "True Grit," Paramount, $24,416,515, 3,083 locations, $7,920 average, $86,670,382, two weeks. Third was "Tron: Legacy," Disney, $18,756,973, 3,365 locations, $5,574 average, $131,304,844, three weeks.
Another movie that seems to not be raking as much cash as I thought it would is The Fighter which is still under $50 Mil. Not bad, but I thought it would be closer to these other movies by now. It's a pretty good family flick actually. It has a lot of cussing in it, but for the older kids it is a good show with some good action and laughs.
Regardless. Check out Tron: Legacy before it gets out of theaters if you plan to ever see it at all. Like Avatar, it NEEDS to be seen in the theater.
"Little Fockers" led the box office over the New Year's holiday with $25.8 million, finishing as the No. 1 movie for the second-straight weekend. Second was "True Grit," Paramount, $24,416,515, 3,083 locations, $7,920 average, $86,670,382, two weeks. Third was "Tron: Legacy," Disney, $18,756,973, 3,365 locations, $5,574 average, $131,304,844, three weeks.
Another movie that seems to not be raking as much cash as I thought it would is The Fighter which is still under $50 Mil. Not bad, but I thought it would be closer to these other movies by now. It's a pretty good family flick actually. It has a lot of cussing in it, but for the older kids it is a good show with some good action and laughs.
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