This is exactly what happened last year with the other abysmal Platinum Dunes remake, Friday the 13th. That film dropped a staggering 80% the next weekend. With Iron Man 2 on the horizon, expect the drop with A Nightmare on Elm Street to be similar.
Monday, May 3, 2010
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So yes, Platinum Dunes' A Nightmare on Elm Street (that's the production house of Michael Bay, if you didn't know), easily won the weekend with a $32 million opening, but considering it took in $15 million on Friday and dropped 33% on Saturday and then 45% on Sunday.
This is exactly what happened last year with the other abysmal Platinum Dunes remake, Friday the 13th. That film dropped a staggering 80% the next weekend. With Iron Man 2 on the horizon, expect the drop with A Nightmare on Elm Street to be similar.
This is exactly what happened last year with the other abysmal Platinum Dunes remake, Friday the 13th. That film dropped a staggering 80% the next weekend. With Iron Man 2 on the horizon, expect the drop with A Nightmare on Elm Street to be similar.
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