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10:09 pm - 08/19/2012

Rob Pattinson's Cosmopolis Tops Specialty Box Office



Robert Pattinson jokingly urging his legion of fans on “The Daily Show” to go out and see Cosmopolis, in an effort to give it a bigger opening than The Dark Knight, seems to have worked — sort of.

Although the film only played in three theaters in New York and L.A., Cosmopolis had a gross of $72,300 ($24,100 per theater), helping it top the specialty box office, with the best average of the weekend.

That number far surpassed other limited releases such as the Frank Langella-Peter Sarsgaard film, Robot & Frank, which opened in two theaters in New York and L.A. and grossed $38,234 (per theater average of $19,117).

And Compliance opened in only one theater, and grossed $16,000.

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goofusgallant 20th-Aug-2012 03:45 am (UTC)
I feel like most movies out now are book adaptations.
e133 20th-Aug-2012 03:46 am (UTC)
this. haven't seen a movie let alone an original screenplay that's blown me away recently
goofusgallant 20th-Aug-2012 03:48 am (UTC)
ikr?
It's either book adaptations or remakes.
distant_lines 20th-Aug-2012 03:49 am (UTC)
hdu Magic Mike was Oscar worthy.
xoxotalli 20th-Aug-2012 04:18 am (UTC)
You know what, really disappointed that movie didn't reach it's potential. Everyone who's going to see it is seeing it for the stripping but aside from that they didn't even TRY to have a story other than some basic romance subplot. That movie didn't even bother to make an ending, it just ended.
xoxotalli 20th-Aug-2012 04:15 am (UTC)
Truth. And the scary thing is, these days even tho the fans may rage about what the films don't do right, the adaptations are better than any original material the screenwriting hacks in Hollywood today are able to come up with themselves.
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