Amistad
In 1839, the revolt of Mende captives aboard a Spanish owned ship causes a major controversy in the United States when the ship is captured off the coast of Long Island. The courts must decide whether the Mende are slaves or legally free.
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322 theaters
Date | Rank | Weekend | %± LW | Theaters | Change | Avg | To Date | Weekend |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dec 12-14 | 5 | $4,573,523 | - | 322 | - | $14,203 | $4,661,866 | 1 |
Dec 19-21 | 8 | $3,280,336 | -28.3% | 480 | +158 | $6,834 | $9,674,595 | 2 |
Dec 26-28 | 11 | $5,176,006 | +57.8% | 712 | +232 | $7,269 | $17,768,155 | 3 |
Jan 2-4 | 7 | $4,477,454 | -13.5% | 726 | +14 | $6,167 | $26,714,127 | 4 |
Jan 9-11 | 10 | $2,688,003 | -40% | 773 | +47 | $3,477 | $30,797,832 | 5 |
Jan 16-18 | 4 | $2,763,129 | +2.8% | 1,001 | +228 | $2,760 | $34,454,437 | 6 |
Jan 16-19 MLK wknd | 10 | $3,341,031 | - | 1,001 | - | $3,337 | $35,032,339 | - |
Jan 23-25 | 12 | $1,759,880 | -36.3% | 1,019 | +18 | $1,727 | $37,414,589 | 7 |
Jan 30-Feb 1 | 14 | $1,383,825 | -21.4% | 908 | -111 | $1,524 | $39,472,352 | 8 |
Feb 6-8 Nagano Olympics | 15 | $958,728 | -30.7% | 818 | -90 | $1,172 | $40,860,661 | 9 |
Feb 13-15 Nagano Olympics | 7 | $703,747 | -26.6% | 729 | -89 | $965 | $41,890,802 | 10 |
Feb 13-16 Nagano Olympics Presidents' Day wknd | 16 | $818,699 | - | 729 | - | $1,123 | $42,005,754 | - |
Feb 20-22 Nagano Olympics | 15 | $412,888 | -41.3% | 601 | -128 | $687 | $42,606,630 | 11 |
Feb 27-Mar 1 | 17 | $252,201 | -38.9% | 401 | -200 | $628 | $43,011,294 | 12 |
Mar 6-8 | 22 | $114,550 | -54.6% | 226 | -175 | $506 | $43,222,082 | 13 |
Mar 13-15 | 16 | $304,866 | +166.1% | 570 | +344 | $534 | $43,571,219 | 14 |
Mar 20-22 | 18 | $213,748 | -29.9% | 426 | -144 | $501 | $43,935,837 | 15 |
Mar 27-29 | 18 | $73,319 | -65.7% | 317 | -109 | $231 | $44,107,804 | 16 |
Apr 3-5 | 22 | $27,655 | -62.3% | 169 | -148 | $163 | $44,175,394 | 17 |
Apr 10-13 Easter wknd | 5 | $1,371 | - | 26 | - | $52 | $44,212,003 | - |
Apr 17-19 | 26 | $4,667 | - | 10 | - | $466 | $44,221,297 | 19 |
Apr 24-26 | 24 | $1,418 | -69.6% | 3 | -7 | $472 | $44,225,362 | 20 |
May 1-3 | 26 | $917 | -35.3% | 2 | -1 | $458 | $44,226,806 | 21 |
May 8-10 | 19 | $1,333 | +45.4% | 4 | +2 | $333 | $44,228,741 | 22 |