The vampires shrink while the kitty expands.
Broadening its foreign run by openings in 13 new territories, Puss In Boots elevated its weekend gross to $23 million derived from a total of 2,740 venues in 26 markets. It finished No. 2 on the weekend.
... Third on the weekend was Happy Feet Two ... Weekend take registered $16.3 million ... No. 5 was Sony Animation’s Arthur Christmas opened in at least a dozen new markets, generating $11.4 million on the weekend overall from 5,720 situations in 52 markets. ... [The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn] has grossed a total of $221.6 million since it opened offshore on Oct. 26. ...
[Other entries:] Real Steel lifted its foreign gross total to $176.4 million thanks to a $5.3 million weekend ... Fox’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes, $306.1 million; ... Disney’s The Lion King 3D, $68.8 million. ...
As previously noted, there are more animated features of various types earning heavy coin than at any time in history. Most are c.g., but even reconfigured hand-drawn features are doing business.
Disney is, naturally enough, looking to convert more of its animated catalogue into dimensional cinema. Whether this is a good idea aesthetically, we'll leave for others to debate. If it helps put people in jobs, we count it a good thing. The only fly in the ointment is that the Mouse could be weighing the idea of doing some of the conversion in India.
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