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thelaughingplace From Box Office Mojo:
"Wreck-It Ralph easily took first place with an estimated $49.1 million, which is the highest opening weekend ever for a Disney Animation movie ahead of Tangled's $48.8 million (though that burnt off demand with a Wednesday debut). It was also up on 2005's Chicken Little ($40.1 million), albeit on slightly lower attendance. However, despite giving off a strong Pixar vibe (Toy Story for videogames, essentially), Ralph fell short of Pixar's $60 million standard, which reinforces just how strong that brand is in the world of animation."
Ray Subers, the writer of this article, attribute's Ralph's excellent opening weekend to "the fact that it was broadly appealing in concept and execution".
In addition to financial success, this movie is also enjoying modest critical success with a eighty-four percent "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a stellar four and a half out of five stars for Cinema Blend, which also encourages potential viewers to splurge and see the movie in 3D.
"I immediately want a sequel to Wreck-it Ralph."
"Wreck-It Ralph easily took first place with an estimated $49.1 million, which is the highest opening weekend ever for a Disney Animation movie ahead of Tangled's $48.8 million (though that burnt off demand with a Wednesday debut). It was also up on 2005's Chicken Little ($40.1 million), albeit on slightly lower attendance. However, despite giving off a strong Pixar vibe (Toy Story for videogames, essentially), Ralph fell short of Pixar's $60 million standard, which reinforces just how strong that brand is in the world of animation."
Ray Subers, the writer of this article, attribute's Ralph's excellent opening weekend to "the fact that it was broadly appealing in concept and execution".
In addition to financial success, this movie is also enjoying modest critical success with a eighty-four percent "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a stellar four and a half out of five stars for Cinema Blend, which also encourages potential viewers to splurge and see the movie in 3D.
"I immediately want a sequel to Wreck-it Ralph."
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Date: 2012-11-05 06:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-11-05 06:13 pm (UTC)Also, welcome to the community. Glad you're here! :)
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Date: 2012-11-08 05:48 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-11-08 03:14 pm (UTC)And hopefully everyone will get a chance to watch it before it goes out of theaters!