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TFR Ticker: Ho Hum. Disney And Marvel Have Another Huge Hit.

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TFR Ticker: Ho Hum. Disney And Marvel Have Another Huge Hit.

Chris Scalzo

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The big risk Marvel and Disney decided to take has paid off.  While the Avengers are established super heroes, the Guardians are anything but (granted a foul mouthed raccoon is box office gold).  Sneakily becoming a leading man, Chris Pratt leads his rag tag group to save, well, the galaxy.  I mean come on, Dave Bautista is in it for pete’s sake.  But the kids seem to love it.  And don’t get me wrong I’m a big fan of Chris Pratt, even before he got jacked.  He’s been one of the strongest parts of Parks and Recreation.  ‘Guardians’ takes the August debut record at $94 million, blowing away the previous owner, ‘The Bourne Ultimatum’ that bowed in at $69.3 million.

By the way, there was another film released this weekend, ‘Get On Up’.  The James Brown biopic stars Chadwick Boseman and came in at #3 with a soft $14 million.  But costing just $30 million to make, it should have no problem recouping its budget.  This week’s #2 was Luc Besson’s ‘Lucy’.  The Scarlett Johannsen actioner dropped precipitously from its financial perch at #1 last week.  Bringing in almost $44 million in it’s opening weekend, ‘Lucy’ was most likely impacted by bad word of mouth.   And don’t get me started on the 100% brain capacity usage… 

Hercules took a hit as well.  Dropping 63% from last week.  It appears Dwayne Johnson’s search for a career making franchise continues.  A film better than its predecessor, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes keeps chugging along at #5.  If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out in the theaters while you still can.

You can see the full top 10 list below.