Box Office Update: ‘Sa ‘Yo Lamang’ P43.75M in 3 Weeks, ‘Mamarazzi’ P21.27M in 4 Weeks

The family drama “Sa ‘Yo Lamang” from Star Cinema has grossed P43.75 million in three weeks.

Topping the local box-office for the weekend period of September 15 to 19 was “Resident Evil: Afterlife” with two-weeks gross of P58.20 million. It hit the no. 1 spot on its second week run while it only placed 2nd last week on its debut which is a rare happening in the box office race.

Last week’s no. 1, Despicable Me, dropped to 2nd with a 3-weeks total of P86.04 million.

In our latest update for the Top-grossing Pinoy Films for 2010 so far, Sa ‘Yo Lamang climbed to 9th place with its current gross of P43.75 million nudging I’ll Be There, another Star Cinema film, down to no. 10.

In Your Eyes is still at no. 7 with a current gross of over P62 million while Mamarazzi is unmoved at no. 12 with a current gross of 21.27 million.

TOP GROSSING PINOY MOVIES FOR 2010
(As of September 19, 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. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)

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

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

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

7. In Your Eyes – P62.59 million *
(Viva Films, GMA Films)

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

9. Sa ‘Yo Lamang – P43.75 million *
(Star Cinema)

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

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

12. Mamarazzi – P21.27 million *
(Regal Films)

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

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

* still running in selected theaters

Source: Starmometer.com

‘Sa ‘Yo Lamang’ Earns P36.38 M in 2 Weeks

The family drama “Sa ‘Yo Lamang” from Star Cinema grossed P36.38 million on its second week run.

Topping the local box-office for the weekend period of September 8 to 12 was the animated feature “Despicable Me” with two-weeks gross of P73.65 million. It’s also the no.1 movie in the Philippines for the second week in a row.

Placing second debuting movie Resident Evil: Afterlife which had an opening 5 days gross of P29.27 million.

In our latest update for the Top-grossing Pinoy Films for 2010 so far, In Your Eyes occupied the no. 7 slot at the expense of Cinco which dropped to bo. 8. Sa ‘Yo Lamang, on the other hand, entered the Top 10 (#10) at the expense of Working Girls which dropped to no. 11.

Here’s the Philippine box office tally for the opening weekend of September 8 to 12, 2010 according to Box Office Mojo (premiering movies are highlighted in yellow):

TOP GROSSING PINOY MOVIES FOR 2010
(As of September 12, 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. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)

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

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

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

7. In Your Eyes – P62.31 million *
(Viva Films, GMA Films)

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

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

10. Sa ‘Yo Lamang – P36.38 million *
(Star Cinema)

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

12. Mamarazzi – P20.97 million *
(Regal Films)

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

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

* still running in selected theaters

Source: Starmometer.com

‘Sa ‘Yo Lamang’ Earns P22.18 M on First 5 Days

The family drama “Sa ‘Yo Lamang” from Star Cinema debuted at no. 2 in RP box-office last weekend with an opening 5-day gross of P22.18 million.

Topping the local box-office for the weekend period of September 1 to 5 was the animated feature “Despicable Me” with an opening 5 days gross of P37.63 million.

Placing third was Going the Distance starring Drew Barrymore and Justin Long which had an opening 5 days gross of P5.29 million.

Another debuting film–The Last Exorcism–opened last weekend with P4.56 million which is good for fifth place.

The no. 4 position was taken by the romantic drama In Your Eyes which had its 3rd weekend gross of P4.61 million.

TOP GROSSING PINOY MOVIES FOR 2010
(As of September 5, 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. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)

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

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

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

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

8. In Your Eyes – P59.75 million *
(Viva Films, GMA Films)

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

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

11. Sa ‘Yo Lamang – P22.18 million *
(Star Cinema)

12. Mamarazzi – P18.15 million *
(Regal Films)

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

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

* still running in selected theaters

Source: Starmometer.com

‘Sa ‘Yo Lamang’ – Trailer Released

Star Cinema has released the trailer for their upcoming family drama – “Sa ‘Yo Lamang.”

Ten years ago, Star Cinema came up with an award-winning masterpiece, “Tanging Yaman” by Laurice Guillen starring the country’s most acclaimed actors. Year 2000 was the Year of the Jubilee, a fitting time for the Filipinos to seeand experience the landmark film.

This 2010, the company is very proud to bring to the screen once again a newgathering of the industry’s most talented and brightest to the big screen.Again by Direk Laurice, excitement is building up as early as now for “Sa’yo Lamang.”

Starring Lorna Tolentino and Christopher de Leon, Diether Ocampo, Coco Martin, Zanjoe Marudo, Shaina Magdayao, Enchong Dee, Empress, Miles Ocampo, Lauren Young and Bea Alonzo, the story revolves on a family torn by circumstances. Will love,faith and forgiveness prevail during the most trying times in their life.

With the script from Ricky Lee and a team of young, talented writers from StarCinema, Sa’yo Lamang will once again be a fitting tribute to the family oncemore in these times that hope has sprung again for the Filipinos worldwide.

Sa ‘Yo Lamang opens in theaters nationwide on September 1, 2010.

Watch the trailer here:


Source: Starmometer.com