A work in progress

Welcome to The Ice, Spice and Vice Files!

Here we aim to provide you with 7 full length and detailed reviews, one for each day of the week, of the highlights (or lowlights as the case may be) of the following week's single releases.

You will also find plenty of other features, including the UK midweeks singles chart which is updated daily, roundups of both the international music and boxoffice charts, a glance at the X Factor UK, a 'Who's On Top?' magazine section as well as some other treats too, such as our 'Star Power' featured artist page and 'Introducing...' page.

As always, if there's something you want us to review or feature, just let us know via email or comment and we'll try and sort something out. We're very friendly like that ;-)

In Love and light

xxVxx

icespicevice@gmail.com

Sunday, 17 October 2010

Australian Boxoffice Chart Roundup - 11th Oct



‘Despicable Me’ has fallen from the summit of the Australian Boxoffice, after Julia Roberts’ ‘Eat Pray Love’ took close to $3.5million in a week to debut at #1. ‘Despicable Me’ takes around half of that the chart at #2, meaning that ‘Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls Of Ga’Hoole’ comes in at #3.

‘Dinner For Schmucks’ has managed to climb up 3 places from #7 to clinch the #4 spot, whilst Ryan Reynolds’ latest movie ‘Buried’ debuts at #7, with $664,000 in ticket sales.

‘Diary Of A Wimpy Kid,’ ‘Cats & Dogs: The Revenge Of Kitty Galore,’ and ‘Easy A’ round of the rest of the top 10, with a combined box office haul of $1.8million.

Full chart below:

1. (-) Eat Pray Love - $3,473,338
2. (1) Despicable Me - $1,591,707
3. (2) Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls Of Ga'Hoole - $954,513
4. (7) Dinner For Schmucks - $726,266
5. (4) Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps - $695,504
6. (3) The Last Airbender - $695,350
7. (-) Buried - $664,004
8. (5) Diary Of A Wimpy Kid - $663,827
9. (6) Cats & Dogs: The Revenge Of Kitty Galore - $651,043
10. (9) Easy A - $507,566

No comments:

Post a Comment