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SEEING RED
Are moviegoers losing their appetite for a certain cannibal? Red Dragon, the latest installment in the Hannibal Lecter saga, grossed $37.5 million during its opening weekend — considerably less than the $58 million its predecessor, Hannibal, took in last year in its debut. Still, the far-superior Dragon set a record as the best October opening in history, surpassing 2000's Meet the Parents ($28.6 million). Last weekend's top film, Sweet Home Alabama, slipped to No. 2 with $21.6 million, followed by The Tuxedo (No. 3 with $10.1 million), My Big Fat Greek Wedding (No. 4 with $8.5 million) and Barbershop (No. 5 with $6.8 million). Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie opened at No. 6 with $6.5 million, and
Are moviegoers losing their appetite for a certain cannibal? Red Dragon, the latest installment in the Hannibal Lecter saga, grossed $37.5 million during its opening weekend — considerably less than the $58 million its predecessor, Hannibal, took in last year in its debut. Still, the far-superior Dragon set a record as the best October opening in history, surpassing 2000's Meet the Parents ($28.6 million). Last weekend's top film, Sweet Home Alabama, slipped to No. 2 with $21.6 million, followed by The Tuxedo (No. 3 with $10.1 million), My Big Fat Greek Wedding (No. 4 with $8.5 million) and Barbershop (No. 5 with $6.8 million). Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie opened at No. 6 with $6.5 million, and the family drama Moonlight Mile expanded to more theaters and rose to No. 9 with $2 million.