U.S. audiences sought solace from political controversies through escapist fare at the nation’s movie theaters over the weekend, with Disney’s High School Musical 3: Senior Year leading the pack again.
With a seemingly dire financial crisis raging on the TV news, movie audiences chose cute chihuahuas over and a horror flick over big stars in a timely political drama.
David Zucker’s An American Carol is a superb satire on Euro-loving America-haters. It has started slow at the box office, but deserves real audience support.
Although The Dark Knight achieved the biggest opening weekend and opening week U.S. box office performance in history, it will be difficult to knock off the all-time champ, Titanic.
Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull hauled in an estimated $311 million in global ticket sales over the Memorial Day weekend–a near-record performance, and strong evidence that audiences will respond well to a film with an anti-communist attitude.
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