Top-Grossing Pinoy and Hollywood Movies for 2010

Check out the Top-Grossing Pinoy Movies and the Top-Grossing Hollywood Films in Philippine Box Office for 2010 as of November 14.

Petrang Kabayo is posed to become the 2nd highest-grossing pinoy movie of 2010 as it currently accumulated P115.2 million, just P800 short to beat the box office gross of Here Comes the Bride. John Lloyd Cruz‘s Miss You Like Crazy is still unbeatable at no. 1. Will his new movie “My Amnesia Girl” surpass the record of P143.25 million box office gross of Miss You Like Crazy?

Iron Man 2 remains the top-grossing Hollywood movie in Philippine box office to date with a gross of P285.9M. But this is about to change once the figures of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 come out, which according to reports, is very strong last weekend. Will the new Harry Potter movie dislodge Iron Man 2?

TOP GROSSING PINOY MOVIES FOR 2010
(As of November 14, 2010)

1. Miss You Like Crazy – P143.25 million
(Star Cinema)

2. Here Comes the Bride – P116 million
(Star Cinema, OctoArts Films, Quantum Films)

3. Petrang Kabayo – P115.2 million *
(Viva Films)

4. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)

5. Babe, I Love You – P96.34 million
(Star Cinema, Viva Films)

6. Paano Na Kaya – P82.25 million
(Star Cinema)

7. Hating Kapatid – P81.97 million
(Viva Films)

8. In Your Eyes – P62.77 million
(Viva Films, GMA Films)

9. Cinco – P60.75 million
(Star Cinema)

10. Till My Heartaches End – P58.16 *
(Star Cinema)

11. Sa ‘Yo Lamang – P50.23 million
(Star Cinema)

12. I Do – P42.44 million
(Star Cinema)

13. I’ll Be There – P42.2 million
(Star Cinema)

14. Working Girls – P32.32 million
(GMA Films, Viva Films)

15. White House – P22.94 million *
(Regal Films)

16. Mamarazzi – P21.55 million
(Regal Films)

17. Noy the Movie – P9.94
(CineMedia, Star Cinema)

18. Emir – P3.1 million
(FDCP, CCP and Viva Films)

* still running in selected theaters

TOP-GROSSING HOLLYWOOD FILMS IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR 2010
(As of November 14, 2010)

1. Iron Man 2 – P285.9M
(Universal)

2. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse – P279.77M
(Summit Entertainment)

3. Avatar – P267.8M
(Fox)

4. Clash of the Titans – P219.28M
(Warner Brothers)

5. Toy Story 3 – P156M
(Walt Disney)

6. The Karate Kid – P153.81M
(Sony)

7. Shrek Forever After – P152.5
(Dreamworks)

8. The Prince of Persia – P152M
(Walt Disney)

9. Alice in Wonderland – P139M
(Walt Disney)

10. Salt – P127.23M
(Sony)

11. The Last Airbender – P116.56M
(UIP)

12. Inception – P97.7M
(Warner Brothers)

13. Despicable Me – P97.12M
(UIP)

14. Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief – P91.87M
(Fox)

Source: Starmometer.com

“Babe I Love You” Only Made P16.5M on First Week of Showing

The box office returns of Star Cinema and Viva Entertainment’s co-production, the Sam Milby and Anne Curtis feature “Babe I Love You” grossed a measly and below average cume of P16.5 million on its first week of showing. Comparing to the two previous movies produced and released by Star Cinema for 2010 — Paano Na Kaya? starring Gerald Anderson and Kim Chiu, and Miss You Like Crazy starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo — the results of Babe I Love You is weak. Blame it on Clash of the Titans, we guessed, because the Sam Worthington Greek epic movie pitting gods and demigods earned a whopping P47.3 million over the same weekend.

See Complete Tally: AccessPinoy.com

‘Miss U’ Hits P140.1M, ‘Babe, I Love You’ Clashes with ‘Titans’

The John Lloyd-Bea starrer “Miss You Like Crazy” has already grossed P140.1 million on its 5th week. “Babe, I Love You” clashed with Hollywood biggies.

For the weekend March 24-28, 2010, Box Office Mojo reported that Dreamworks’ critically-acclaimed animated film “How to Train You Dragon” soared on its second week beating erstwhile leader “Alice in Wonderland.” The live-action Disney adaptation helmed by Tim Burton ruled Philippine box office for 3 weeks. It already earned P128.69 million in 4 weeks. On the other hand, the “Dragon” movie raked-in P27.9 million in 2 weeks.

The top-grossing film of 2010, so far (with the exception of Avatar which opened December last year), is Star Cinema’s “Miss You Like Crazy” grossing P140.1 million in 5 weeks. Running in second is Alice in Wonderland with P128.69 million followed by Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief with P91.25 million.

Yesterday (Black Saturday), Star Cinema’s 3rd offering for 2010–Babe, I Love You–opened in theaters nationwide. It received a grade of “B” from the Cinema Evaluation Board (B) thereby earning a 65% off the amusement tax. It will surely help the film since it went head to head with the anticipated Hollywood epic “Clash of the Titans” which also opened yesterday dominating the number of cinemas across the country.

Can Sam Milby and Anne Curtis‘ “Babe, I Love You” subsist with the challenge? Can it even surpass the gross of Kimerald’s Paano Na Kaya?

What do you think?

Source: Starmometer.com

‘Miss You Like Crazy’ Hits P128.7M in 3 Weeks

Star Cinema’s romantic movie, “Miss You Like Crazy,” raked in P128.7 million in three weeks based on the latest report by Box Office Mojo.

Miss You Like Crazy is the first certified blockbuster movie for 2010 for being the first Pinoy film to surpass the P100 million mark at the box office.

Alice in Wonderland topped the local box office race for the second week in a row. Avatar, on the other hand, remain the top-grossing film in the Philippines for 2010 so far.

Here’s the Philippine box office tally for the opening weekend of March 10-14, 2010 by Box Office Mojo (premiering movies are highlighted in yellow):

Source: Starmometer.com

It’s Official, “Miss You Like Crazy” a Blockbuster Hit! Grosses P115-M in 2 Weeks

Nabasa siguro ng Box Office Mojo ang post namin dito yesterday sa AccessPinoy about the un-inclusion of Miss You Like Crazy sa tally ng pelikula nila during the February 24-28, 2010 timeframe. Today, in-update na nila ang kanilang box office tally sa Philippines at napasama na ang Miss You Like Crazy ng Star Cinema. The movie starred John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo, and helmed by Direk Cathy Garcia-Molina.

On its first week, Miss You Like Crazy ranked #1 among films showing in theaters with gross receipts of P67.6 million. It defeated the third week of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief para sa top spot. On its second week, the movie grossed an additional P27.6 million placing second behind the debut of Alice in Wonderland. Including the intra-week showing of the movie, its cumulative gross now stands at P115 million.

With a 2-week gross of P115 million, that makes Miss You Like Crazy the current #1 Pinoy-made movie of 2010. Congrats and good job to Star Cinema!

Source: AccessPinoy.com

“Miss You Like Crazy” Already Reached P100 Million Box Office Mark

Surprised by the un-inclusion of Star Cinema’s “Miss You Like Crazy,” the movie starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo, sa official tally ng Box Office Mojo for the week of February 24-28, 2010, AccessPinoy asked our sources who’s knowledgeable sa Pinoy box office. Pinadalhan namin ng email ang aming mga contacts, and one replied just minutes ago with this information:

Star Cinema didn’t provide figures for the second week of “Miss You Like Crazy” except to say that the movie already reached the P100-M mark. As to the actual figure or how many days it took the movie to reach the century milestone, they didn’t say. Sorry, these are the only info I can give you.
If that’s really the case, then good news nga ito for the fans of Bea Alonzo and John Lloyd Cruz who’ve been wanting to know kung blockbuster ba talagang maituring ang pelikula. Now that it has reached the P100 million box office mark, then we can all agree na blockbuster hit nga ito!

Pero may mga tanong pa rin kaming hindi nasasagot, and we’re sure na tinatanong din ng aming mga readers. Bakit wala sa official results ng BOM ang pelikula, gayong nariyan naman ang resulta ng Paano Na Kaya, the preceding Star Cinema film starring Gerald Anderson and Kim Chiu? Ano’ng nagyari, was it just a case of “nakalimutan lang” ng BOM ang pagsali sa pelikula? Bakit walang press release ang Star Cinema about the movie? Kung di pa namin kinulit, walang information tayong malalaman at maipalabas.

BTW, Paano Na Kaya already grossed P80.9 million in the box office after 5 weeks in theaters.

What do you think?

Source: AccessPinoy.com

“Miss You Like Crazy” Already Reached P100 Million Box Office Mark

Surprised by the un-inclusion of Star Cinema’s “Miss You Like Crazy,” the movie starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo, sa official tally ng Box Office Mojo for the week of February 24-28, 2010, AccessPinoy asked our sources who’s knowledgeable sa Pinoy box office. Pinadalhan namin ng email ang aming mga contacts, and one replied just minutes ago with this information:

Star Cinema didn’t provide figures for the second week of “Miss You Like Crazy” except to say that the movie already reached the P100-M mark. As to the actual figure or how many days it took the movie to reach the century milestone, they didn’t say. Sorry, these are the only info I can give you.
If that’s really the case, then good news nga ito for the fans of Bea Alonzo and John Lloyd Cruz who’ve been wanting to know kung blockbuster ba talagang maituring ang pelikula. Now that it has reached the P100 million box office mark, then we can all agree na blockbuster hit nga ito!

Pero may mga tanong pa rin kaming hindi nasasagot, and we’re sure na tinatanong din ng aming mga readers. Bakit wala sa official results ng BOM ang pelikula, gayong nariyan naman ang resulta ng Paano Na Kaya, the preceding Star Cinema film starring Gerald Anderson and Kim Chiu? Ano’ng nagyari, was it just a case of “nakalimutan lang” ng BOM ang pagsali sa pelikula? Bakit walang press release ang Star Cinema about the movie? Kung di pa namin kinulit, walang information tayong malalaman at maipalabas.

BTW, Paano Na Kaya already grossed P80.9 million in the box office after 5 weeks in theaters.

What do you think?

Source: AccessPinoy.com

“Miss You Like Crazy” Earns P18 Million on First Day at Box Office

The John Lloyd Cruz-Bea Alonzo starrer, Miss You Like Crazy, opened in more than 100 theaters nationwide Wednesday with a bang, earning at least (and approximately) P18 million in the box office according to a source inside Star Cinema — the producer of the film. Last Tuesday, the Cathy Garcia-Molina-helmed rom-com premiered in two locations to overflowing crowds and screaming fans: one in Trinoma and the other one at the Megamall.

The movie is John Lloyd and Bea’s first team-up in three years, making Miss You Like Crazy a reunion project of sorts for the popular tandem.

Di pwedeng ma-predict kung gaano kalaki ang kikitain ng pelikula kung pagbabasehan lang ang first day of box office results nito. It can be recalled that the last Star Cinema movie starring Kim Chiu and Gerald Anderson had a solid opening of P12 na tumugma naman sa first week of grosses released by BOM na P41.4 million. Kaya lang after its first week, di na masyadong lumaki pa ang earning nito. In fact sa pangatlong linggo ng pelikula in theaters, nag-gross lang ito ng P77.5 million in total. Kaya di talaga ma-predict if the movie will end up with less than 75 million, 100 million or greater than 150 million. Only time will tell, ika nga kung paano mag-play ang “Miss You Like Crazy” sa mga manonood at sa publikong tatangkilik nito.

Note: AccessPinoy cannot indepently verify the data provided by Star Cinema until the official results are published by Box Office Mojo in two to three weeks time.

Source: AccessPinoy.com

Miss You Like Crazy

Starring: John Lloyd Cruz & Bea Alonzo

Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina

For almost a decade, they made us believe in love. Such is the magic behind Bea Alonzo and John Lloyd Cruz’s phenomenally successful love team.

On February 24, the celebrated on-screen couple is set to recapture this magic once again in a special post-Valentine reunion for Star Cinema’s latest offering.
“Regalo namin ito sa mga fans namin,” says Bea, whose last big-screen team-up with John Lloyd in the movie One More Chance raked in millions at the box office and earned for them the titles of Box Office King and Queen for 2007. The film has not only boosted the couple’s local fan base but also strengthened their global following, making Bea and John Lloyd the most favorite love team among Filipino audiences all over the world.

To finally answer the fans’ clamor for another big screen team up after their last box office hit, what would be more perfect than another love story with a title that captures not just the fans’ common sentiment for the last three years but also the couple’s feelings about filming together again.

“’Yung pagiging sobra niyang mapagbiro sa set. ‘Yung tatawa lang kayo. ‘Yun ‘yung nakaka-miss,” says Bea about her leading man. John Lloyd, on the other hand, continues to believe in the value of their long history together. “Kasi yung pinagsamahan namin after ilang teleserye, nag-movie, yun ang hindi mo mababayaran, yun ang hindi mo mapapantayan.” This is probably the reason why John Lloyd thinks every new project with Bea becomes a celebration. “It becomes a big event all of a sudden. I’d like to believe na malaking step into maturity yun.”

Another cause for celebration in this new venture from Star Cinema is the couple’s reunion with box-office director Cathy Garcia-Molina, who also directed them in their last film together. This time, Direk Cathy guides John Lloyd and Bea toward embracing an off-beat romantic tale that would touch on the wrong sides of love, such as missteps and infidelity.

Direk Cathy further describes the plot as a love story told in a unique way, “Ibang-iba ang tono. Mas mature ang kilig moments.” In the film, John Lloyd plays a serious type of guy who suddenly found himself emotionally torn between her long-time girlfriend and a girl he just met. Bea, on the other hand, plays a bubbly lass whose destiny may have led her to the perfect man at the most imperfect time. “Madaming makaka-relate sa movie,” Bea enthuses, “Lalo na sa panahon ngayon. Sa mga di naniniwala sa destiny na naging jaded na, mapapa-isip ka, ‘ano kaya, totoo kaya ang destiny?’”

The film, which will be shot in both Philippines and Malaysia, also launches a promising big screen career for rising star Maricar Reyes. - ABS-CBN Film Productions Inc. (Star Cinema)

Source: pinoyfanatics.com

‘Miss You Like Crazy’ Trailer Released

The trailer of Star Cinema’s post-Valentine offering–Miss You Like Crazy–starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo premiered in cinemas on the opening day of “Paano Na Kaya.”

“Miss You Like Crazy” reunites the box-office tandem of John Lloyd Cruz, Bea Alonzo and Director Cathy Garcia-Molina. Their first film “One More Chance” was the biggest hit in 2007 giving John Lloyd his first box office king title and Bea her first box office queen title.

Also starring in the movie are Maricar Reyes and Megan Young. It will open in theaters on February 24, 2010.

Source: Starmometer.com