US release: 15th November 2002
Germany release: 4th April 2002
Austria release: 5th April 2002
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$0The Plane, the plane, the famous words of Tattoo as he lets Mr. Roarke know the action is about to kick off, and now Sony have a remake which has more of a horror slant, and the first trailer is out now.
The new movie is directed by Jeff Wadlow who has a pedigree in horror movies and stars Maggie Q in the title role so the movie will have a very different feel to the TV show.
the film will stay true to the TV show aspects, guest are seen arriving on a plane, but by its nature it'll probably turn into a bit of a slasher movie by the end and not all guest will escape the island!
The film has a release date of Valentines Day which is becoming the new Halloween for horror releases.
Check out the trailer below.
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— Sony Pictures (@SonyPictures) November 11, 2019
As the run-up Christmas starts the Dr Seuss classic about the season The Grinch takes over from Bohemian Rhapsody at the top of the US box office.
The animated film from Illumination who also brought us Horton Hears A Who makes its debut with a vert impressive $66 million opening weekend.
The most recent version of the film starring Jim Carey and directed by Ron Howard opened to $55 million back in 2000.
The Queen film drops to number 2 on its second weekend of release with $30 million which brings its total to just over $100 million.
Famed director JJ Abrahams has his name all over this film and with good reason as it has had a good responce from critics and public alike.
Directed by Julius Avery the film takes $10 million on its debut weekend to see it land at number 3.
Dropping considerably in its second weekend of release the Disney film takes $9.5 million to boost its total to $35.2 million and is at number 4 this week.
Last of three new releases on the top 5 this week is a sequel of sorts as the book its based on is from the universe of The Girl With The Dragon tattoo.
Taking $8 million from the weekend this is lower than the US adaptation of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo from 2011 with took $12.7 million on its debut.