Looks like Cloud Atlas has decent legs so it should keep the theater count it has right now for a while.  I'm interested how it will do overseas but it has a very slow international roll out so its going to be a couple more weeks before there will be any number worth noticing.

Wreck-It Ralph had a decent opening day of $13.4 million but considering its budget $165 million and in how many theaters it opened 3,752 it could have did a better by a lot.

Well at least it costs $20 million less then Brave.  It will make a small profit at the box office it should be able to make around $400 million dollars world wide. 

Well the majority of young people which is the target audience for most CGI movies live overseas.  Plus I can't really think of one mainstream CGI movie that was specifically made for the US (north american market) they are always made to a have a wide global appeal even if some of the jokes in them don't translate to well into other markets.

It's ok, no big deal, Wreck-it-Ralph almost made it to $50 m. i was hoping for $60 m
Not bad though.
Excellent Word of mouth will take this movie all the way till Christmas time.
I say it'll make more money than Tangled.

Flight did excellent as well at $25 m for the weekend but I don't think it'll have legs.

And The Man with the Iron Fist tanked with only $8 m.  Quenton Terrantino presents another weak movie.  

Yes, but I was thinking that it might be comparable to Kill Bill.  This one will not make $70 m. 

Argo dropped only by 15% this week.
I might have to go check this movie out.

The last CGI cartoon movie Disney made is Tangled.  They spent $260 m for that movie, so $165 is not bad at all.

It'll be profitable.

Skyfall is at $287 m already. Get ready for a huge opening this friday