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The weekend actuals are in and Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest did even better than projected $135 million. Add in the $46 million from the limited overseas opening and you have an amazing $182 million for three days. In other news Cars broke the $200 million mark moving into third place for the… Read More »P2 – Weekend Actuals
A Pirates Life for Me! New “Pirate Suite” at Disneyland Hotel Provides Elegant Quarters for Buccaneers of All Ages Furnishings, Décor Recreate the Exciting World of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean Films and Attractions As Disneyland hosts a summer filled with buccaneers lodgings fit for a pirate king – or a loyal fan of Pirates… Read More »Sleep in Pirate Luxury at the Disneyland Hotel
Margaret Kerry was the original live-action model for Disney’s most famous pixie, Tinker Bell. This last week she met with fans at the travelling 50 years of Disneyland exhibit. She also has an autobiography, "Tinker Bell Talks," scheduled to be released soon. (Link)
Chinese officials apparently don’t trust their citizens to not break out in riotous parties of cannibalism upon seeing Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. (Link)
Looks like Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest had a good opening in the limited overseas markets, read non-world cup states, that it debuted in, an estimated $46 million already. Deadline Hollywood also reports on the July 3rd London Premier and ponders if Johnny Depp is now the world’s biggest Movie Star. Perhaps it’s… Read More »P2 doing well overseas too
Well, besides green-lighting 4, 5, and 6 in a few years, how about buying up a little of the competition. It just so happens that Six Flags is considering selling most, if not all, of their amusement parks. Disney could apply their guest service and themed entertainment expertise to turn these properties around. Set them… Read More »What should Disney do with all it’s Pirates Loot?
Reuters is reporting that the ‘Pirates’ sequel is set to take in a record $132 million this weekend shattering the $114 million amount set by the webslinger’s first film four years ago. Not too shabby for a film based on a Walt Disney theme park attraction.
Reuters is reporting that the ‘Pirates’ sequel is set to take in a record $132 million this weekend shattering the $114 million amount set by the webslinger’s first film four years ago.