Industry estimates were around $25 million with the Weinsteins hoping for 28-29 million for Grindhouse. Oops.
1. Blades of Glory (Paramount) - $20.8 million ($66.1 million total)

Will Ferrel's movie continues to hold on very well. It looks likey to find its way past 100 millon and continue Will Ferrel's very strong streak of hits. Will Ferrel alongside Will Arnett will star in a basketball comedy in 2008 called Semi-Pro.
2. Meet the Robinsons (Buena Vista) $17 million ($52.2 million total)

Meet The Robinson continues to perform under Disney expectations but for a cgi film it is doing decently. It like Chicken Little will be seen as decent but under-expectations. Disney hopes to bring back their family film empire with the traditionally animated Frog Princess next year.
3. Are We Done Yet? (Sony) $16 million ($20.3 million total)

All that has to be said is a small comedy with a weak advertising budget, no big names, and horrible reviews beat Grindhouse is shocking.
4. Grindhouse (Weinstein Co) - $13 million

This film is the Weinstein Company's first real big disappointment for a big film. The film had a decent budget of 53 million but it had a very large advertising budget with a lot of effort put into getting people interested. The film did not even come close to studio low ball estimates and due to the demographic drop-off this film will be lucky to hit 30 million(industry estimates were around 70-80 million). Grindhouse shows the name Tarantino and Rodriguez do not have the boxoffice sway that many once believed. This will likely go down as one of the biggest box office disappointments of the year.
5. The Reaping (Warner Bros) $9.1 million ($11 million total)
6. 300 (Warner Bros) - $7.5 million ($192.5 million total)
7. Wild Hogs (Buena Vista) - $6.3 million ($144.9 million total)
8. TMNT (Warner Bros) - $5.4 million ($47.2 million total)
9. Shooter (Paramount) - $5.2 million ($36 million total)
10. Firehouse Dog (Fox) $4 million