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05/24/2185
May 24th, 2010
The weekend box office went to comedies and romantic comedies once again this week, as the so-called “Taetrus effect” has spoiled appetites for action fare across Citadel space. Check and Mate, the story of asari maidens’ tribulations at Earth’s World Chess Championship, won the number one spot, taking in 2.05 billion credits. Second place was salarian family fare We Meet Again, Doctor Fear at 1.6 billion, milking the gag of a captured secret agent with a wrist-mounted time machine that can only take him fifteen minutes back. Third went to the badly timed Bullet Train, which eked out 160 million credits, a 40% drop-off from the previous week. Fourth was the disastrous C-SEC at 97 million. The action flick’s revenue stream came primarily from Tuchanka, where a labeling error mis-categorized it as a comedy.
Tags: box office, Bullet Train, c-sec, Check and Mate, We Meet Again Doctor Fear
May 24th, 2010
The weekend box office went to comedies and romantic comedies once again this week, as the so-called “Taetrus effect” has spoiled appetites for action fare across Citadel space. Check and Mate, the story of asari maidens’ tribulations at Earth’s World Chess Championship, won the number one spot, taking in 2.05 billion credits. Second place was salarian family fare We Meet Again, Doctor Fear at 1.6 billion, milking the gag of a captured secret agent with a wrist-mounted time machine that can only take him fifteen minutes back. Third went to the badly timed Bullet Train, which eked out 160 million credits, a 40% drop-off from the previous week. Fourth was the disastrous C-SEC at 97 million. The action flick’s revenue stream came primarily from Tuchanka, where a labeling error mis-categorized it as a comedy.
Tags: box office, Bullet Train, c-sec, Check and Mate, We Meet Again Doctor Fear