Category: Looking at the Weekend

  • Looking at the Weekend: Jun. 12-14, 2015

    The dinos are back and they will be back in a big way with an almost certain $100 million-plus opening. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: In spite of my reservations, I’m ready for Jurassic World. I’m also curious about Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. Peter J. Patrick: Nothing I’m in any rush to see…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Jun. 5-7, 2015

    You should definitely count out Entourage, which will likely be a huge dud. The third Insidious film could do well, but my bet is on Spy topping the chart with a sizable weekend. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Spy could be fun, but I’d put my money on seeing Love & Mercy for nothing if not…

  • Looking at the Weekend: May 29-31, 2015

    It’s rather interesting that July has turned out quite different than anyone would have predicted just a few months ago. While I doubt Aloha can beat San Andreas, I wouldn’t be surprised. It could be a close race and they’ll likely be the weekend’s top two films. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Despite the cast, Aloha…

  • Looking at the Weekend: May 22-24, 2015

    Tomorrowland will handily crush the competition. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: I’m not interested in the bastardization of one of the 1980’s greatest horror films, so Tomorrowland is my choice. Peter J. Patrick: Seems like deja-vu all over again with a horror classic remake, a feature-length advertisement for a Disney theme park and a possible treat…

  • Looking at the Weekend: May 15-17, 2015

    It will be interesting to see how two cult favorites can do with sequels of completely different styles. I suspect the more established franchise will top the more recent one. However, it will be most interesting if either can stave off the third week of Avengers: Age of Ultron. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Both of…

  • Looking at the Weekend: May 8-10, 2015

    Avengers will hold the top spot for a second week, but Hot Pursuit should open in second. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Nothing this week looks really exciting. Peter J. Patrick: A light release week in which three out of four may actually turn out to be good films. Tripp Burton: Nothing great-looking this weekend, but…

  • Looking at the Weekend: May 1-3, 2015

    How high will the Avengers sequel climb at the box office? There’s zero competition, so it could be huge. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: I’m less excited about the new Avengers movie than I expected to be. Peter J. Patrick: The latest entry in a popular franchise and the latest version of a classic novel first…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Apr. 24-26, 2015

    Furious 7 is likely to finally fall from the top position against the time-twisting romance Age of Adaline. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Age of Adaline has promise, but the inexperienced director behind it doesn’t give one hope. Peter J. Patrick: This week’s new releases seem to offer something new. We shall see. Tripp Burton: Oh…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Apr. 17-19, 2015

    Another week at the top for Furious 7 is likely, but Paul Blart may be a tough comeptitor. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Unfriended might be interesting, but Child 44 is probably the better option. Peter J. Patrick: Some of this week’s new films seem moderately interesting, but nothing really screams “must-see”. Tripp Burton: Lots of…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Apr. 10-12, 2015

    Another week with no competition, so the only question is will the latest Nicholas Sparks offering top the second weekend of Furious 7 or will it be a short ride? Chalk up another weekend for the seventh journey of the Fast and Furious crew. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: The real quality stuff come from the…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Apr. 3-5, 2015

    Even if something else had opened wide this weekend, Furious 7 was going to dominate anyway. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: I haven’t seen any of the Fast & Furious films. That will not change this week. Of the rest, none of the indie releases seem that interesting. Peter J. Patrick: A couple of decent art-house…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Mar. 27-29, 2015

    Ferrell and Hart are most likely to be the weekend’s winners, though Home probably deserves it more. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Home seems like a sweet animated comedy while on the indie side, my curiosity is piqued by both White God and A Girl Like Her. Peter J. Patrick: This appears to be a pretty…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Mar. 20-22, 2015

    The second part of the Divergent series should easily best the weekend’s other new releases. Whether it can top the second weekend of Cinderella depends on a lot of things, but I think it should still win. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: The original Divergent was engaging enough that it makes this weekend’s release my best…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Mar. 13-15, 2015

    Disney has little competition this weekend for box office dominance and should do some spectacular numbers. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Early response from critics seems positive, so it’s possible Cinderella might not be at all bad. Home Sweet Hell seems more entertaining. Peter J. Patrick: Hopefully Disney’s live-action Cinderella lives up to the hype because…

  • Looking at the Weekend: Mar. 6-8, 2015

    It’ll be a tough weekend for Unfnished Business, which will be trying become a comedy hit, but struggling against the sci-fi spectacle of Chappie. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: Chappie might be good, it might not. Neill Blomkamp didn’t do badly with Elysium, but it was a step down from District 9. Either way, the concept…

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