Toy Story 3 tops box-office

Toy Story 3 predictable dominated the weekend box office for June 18-20.

1. Toy Story 3 - $109 million - 1 wk (BV)
. . . 4028 screens / $27,061 per screen
2. The Karate Kid - $29 ($106.25) - 2 wks (Sony) -47.9%
. . . 3663 / $7917
3. The A-Team - $13.78 ($49.8) - 2 wks (Fox) -46.3%
. . . 3544 / $3887
4. Get Him to the Greek - $6.12 ($47.86) - 3 wks ((U) -38.5%
. . . 2592 / $2360
5. Shrek Forever After - $5.52 ($222.98) - 5 wks (DW) -65%
. . . 3207 / $1721
6. Prince of Persia - $5.27 ($80.51) - 4 wks (BV) -18.7%
. . . 2605 / $2024
7. Killers - $5.1 ($39.37) - 3 wks (LG) -36.3%
. . . 2619 / $1947
8. Jonah Hex - $5.09 - 1 wk (WB)
. . . 2825 / $1800
9. Iron Man 2 - $2.68 ($304.76) - 7 wks (Par) -40.8%
. . . 1612 / $1659
10. Marmaduke - $2.65 ($27.89) - 3 wks (Fox) -55.9%
. . . 2495 / $1062
11. Sex & the City 2 - $2.42 ($90.17) - 4 wks (NL) -55.6%
. . . 1680 / $1438
12. Robin Hood - $1.33 ($101.99) - 6 wks (U) -49%
. . . 1046 / $1275
13. Splice - $.92 ($15.55) - 3 wks (WB) -68.9%
. . . 944 / $969
14. Letters to Juliet - $.8 ($48.6) - 6 wks (Sum) -52.6%
. . . 806 / $996

Pixar can do no wrong.

In limited release, Cyrus (with John C. Reilly and Jonah Hill) and I Am Love (with Tilda Swinton) both did well.

They say that opening weekend has nothing to do with quality and everything to do with marketing. Well, when Warners didn't even put out a trailer until a month ago, the stench was obvious. And I can't help but feel Megan Fox is going to take part of the blame for JH's failure. Jennifer's Body underperformed and now she's off of Transformers 3. Where does she go from here?