Dec 6 2008 03:00 PM ET

'Four Christmases' leads Friday box office, 'Punisher: War Zone' trails far behind

Categories: Box Office

Friday’s box office results confirm that this will indeed turn out to be the slow weekend that many predicted–especially for the biggest new movie in theaters, Punisher: War Zone (No. 6), which banked a mere $1.7 mil on its opening day. That being the case, the rankings are essentially unchanged from a week ago, with Four Christmases, Twilight, and Bolt leading the way. Friday’s returns are below, and please check back on Sunday for a full weekend wrapup in the Box Office Report.

1. Four Christmases — $5.8 mil

2. Twilight – $4.6 mil

3. Bolt — $2.5 mil

4. Australia — $2.3 mil

5. Quantum of Solace — $2.2 mil

6. Punisher: War Zone — $1.7 mil

7. Transporter 3 — $1.5 mil

8. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa — $1.3 mil

9. Cadillac Records — $1.2 mil

10. Role Models — $0.9 mil

More box office news:

Box Office Preview: Bolt to the top?

Four Christmases jingles all the way to the bank
Box Office Preview: Can Twilight hold off Four Christmases and Australia?

Twilight sinks its teeth into a blockbuster debut
Quantum of Solace stirs up a win

Holiday films to receive season’s greetings, beatings

Comments (1-4) of 4 Add your comment

  • Jeff W.

    Man, remember when they used to put out awesome films during the holiday season? Except for Bond the rest is pure Netflix for me.

  • mrclean

    the punisher? why are we making sequels to movies no one saw the first time? I can’t wait for Ghost Rider 2!!

  • Dave

    Saw Twilight and Bond this weekend and was underwhelmed by both. Twilight just sucked. Quantum was a great action flick, but only a decent Bond movie.
    To mrclean: I agree. Maybe Daredevil 2 will do better in December 2009. :-)

  • Brandon

    mrclean you do realize Ghost rider sucked and Punisher war zone isnt a remake i saw it and i am seeing it again it was a VERY good movie

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