Since most people only pay to see a film once in the theater, and pre-opening hype is geared to getting people to want to go see a movie as soon as it opens, any given film will do one quarter to one half of its total business over its opening weekend. Few films have "legs", or stay in the theaters for weeks on end, so, for many films, especially summer blockbusters, a strong or weak opening weekend determines whether the film will be a financial success.
Spiderman in 2002.
Gone with the Wind. In 1939, "Gone with the Wind" made $945,000 it's first weekend. Even though it was released in 1939, those were advanced ticket road show events. It was not put into wide release until 1941. I believe "Spider-Man" (2002) was the first to gross $100 million on opening weekend.
If your talking about two weekends from now its next weekend
Second weekend of April, first weekend of June, and second weekend of October. Dates are April 14-15, June 2-3, and October 13-14. It's always the same weekend of the same months.
The Lost Weekend was released on 01/01/1945.
They made about 30 million dollars on their opening weekend
Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace made $64.8 million on its opening weekend.
$23,019,618
allstar weekend
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The movie Watchmen made over $55 million opening weekend. Even though it was predicted to do make more money.
$168.00 million opening weekend an over $900.00 millions so far.
the dark night
Last weekend I watched the opening of the winter games and the English Premier League.
In The Twilight Saga: New Moon's opening weekend, it made $142,839,137 in 4,024 theaters with an average of $35,497.Everyone should see it.[:
"The Breakfast Club" grossed $5,107,599 in its opening weekend in February 1985.
800,000,000