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Monday November 9, 2009 7:07 pm

Box Office Breakdown: Christmas Carol Wins, Precious Soars

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Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Disney, Paramount, Sony, Universal, Warner Bros, Action, Adaptation, Adventure, Animation, Documentary, Drama, Family, Horror, Music, Remakes, Science Fiction, Comedy, Thrillers, Box Office, Lists

Disney's A Christmas Carol

We’re still weeks away from Thanksgiving, but theatergoers already have Christmas on their minds.

, the umpteenth version of the Charles Dickens tale, brought the story back to life with a visual rendition. Robert Zemeckis’ latest holiday creation earned over $30 million, surpassing Polar Express’ open by $7 million. Although the Jim Carrey film didn’t come close to its reported $180 million budget, Carol still has weeks to go before Avatar takes over 3D screens.

Meanwhile, a film with no bells or whistles made an impact just outside the Top 10. , Sundance’s Audience Award and Grand Jury Prize winner, broke a record while in limited release. The 12th place entry averaged a whopping $104,025 this weekend over only 18 theaters. That’s the largest per screen average for any film opening in more than 10 locations.


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  1. Disney’s A Christmas Carol, Disney, $30,051,075 (avg. $8159)
  2. Michael Jackson’s This Is It, Sony, $13,157,944 (avg. $3780)
  3. The Men Who Stare at Goats, Overture Films, $12,706,654 (avg. $5201)
  4. The Fourth Kind, Universal, $12,231,160 (avg. $4840)
  5. Paranormal Activity, Paramount, $8,278,605 (avg. $3236)
  6. The Box, Warner Bros., $7,571,417 (avg. $2873)
  7. Couples Retreat, Universal, $6,129,045 (avg. $2145)
  8. Law Abiding Citizen, Overture Films, $6,003,737 (avg. $2427)
  9. Where the Wild Things Are, Warner Bros., $4,177,249 (avg. $1516)
  10. Astro Boy, Summit Entertainment, $2,626,103 (avg. $1369)

(You can review last week’s numbers here.)


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