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Ted Is Tops But There’s Magic For Mike And Madea – Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report, Weekend of June 29th, 2012
A huge weekend at the box office, with two new releases proving to be incredibly popular with audiences. So popular was one of that it managed to knock last week’s champ from the top spot! Find out how it all went down after the jump.
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Magic Mike vs Madea vs Ted – Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Predictions, Weekend of June 29th, 2012
Three new releases are looking to knock Pixar’s Brave off the top of the box office this weekend. Can any of them do it? Here are our predictions:
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Pixar’s Brave Shoots To The Top – Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report, Weekend of June 22nd, 2012
As predicted, the latest Pixar flick had a huge weekend at the box office, claiming the top spot with ease. But how did the rest of the new releases fair? Find out after the jump.
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Brave vs Abraham Lincoln:Vampire Hunter – Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Predictions, Weekend of June 22nd, 2012
Three new releases will do battle for your box office bucks this weekend – the latest from Pixar, a Vampire Hunting former president and an under the radar comedy from Steve Carrell. Will any of these be able to claim top spot? Here are our predictions:
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Rock Of Ages and That’s My Boy Have Disastrous Openings – Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report, Weekend of June 15th
It was an absolutely abysmal weekend for two new releases looking to connect with audiences. Just how bad was it? Find out after the jump!
Tom Cruise and Rock Of Ages Battles Adam Sandler’s That’s My Boy – Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Predictions, Weekend of June 15th, 2012
An R-rated comedy from two Saturday Night Live alum and a rock and roll musical that will take you back to 1987 are the big films opening this weekend. Will either of them manage to knock Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted from the top of the box office? Here are our predictions:
Biff Bam Popcast Episode #1 – Before Watchmen, Prometheus And More!
Welcome to the first Biff Bam Popcast! We expect this to be a rough first go, but we’re going to make things happen. Click below and hopefully we’ll be running live! If you’re not picking up the live feed, head on over to Biff Bam Pop’s YouTube channel here.
Summer Movie Preview from Guest Blogger Scotty G – May and June
I thought I would give a rundown of the major summer releases that audiences may be interested in seeing over the next few months. Let’s begin:
May 4th – The Avengers
The Avengers looks to kick-off the summer movie season with a bang, and if the international grosses this past weekend are any indication, The Avengers will open big. The main plot of the film has Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D. assembling the greatest group of heroes (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, The Incredible Hulk, Black Widow and Hawkeye) to save the world from total annihilation. I’ll say this flat out, The Avengers will be the highest grossing film than any of the characters (Iron Man, Captain America, The Incredible Hulk and Thor) individual films, and it will be the 2nd highest grossing film of the summer, as I’m predicting a total domestic gross of $385 million. Just to back up the above statement, here is how the characters films have done at the box office:
2008 – Iron Man - $318.4 million domestic gross
2008 – The Incredible Hulk - $134.8 million domestic gross
2010 – Iron Man 2 - $312.4 million domestic gross
2011 – Thor - $181 million domestic gross
2011 – Captain America: The First Avenger - $176.7 million domestic gross
The film is receiving great reviews, which is going to help the non-comic book fan audience, and this film should dominate the summer box office for most of May, as it really does not have any major competition. Fans were excited by the news of Joss Whedon coming aboard as the director when the film was originally announced, and from all indications, he has made the perfect summer popcorn film. Expect long line-ups this weekend for the film, and I think this was a very wise decision to open the summer movie season with The Avengers.
Dark Shadows, The Dictator, Battleship, Men In Black 3 and much more after the jump!
