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[caption id="attachment_1082" align="alignright" width="222" caption="Paranormal Activity vs. Saw VI"][/caption] The following news are taken from Yahoo Movies. I just copy and pasted it because I don't want each detail to be missing and want to share it with you completely. To summarize the news (if you just hate to read the long story), Saw VI was beaten in the blockbuster by Paranormal Activity. This might mean that fright film viewers are getting tired of Jigsaw's plot of killing people in a fashion that they've already knew. Movie viewers are seeking for something different and movie makers are having hard time to please them so they even remake Asian horror movies to satisfy the horror film demand of the people. Here's the news with the source: "Paranormal Activity" has won a weekend battle of fright films over part six of the "Saw" franchise. The upstart chiller "Paranormal Activity" went into nationwide release and took over the No. 1 spot with $22 million. That compares to just $14.8 million for the debut of "Saw VI," a franchise that has been an annual Halloween fixture since 2004. It was the worst opening ever for Lionsgate's "Saw" series, whose previous low was $18.3 million for the original movie. Subsequent installments of the "Saw" franchise all opened at $30 million or better. This time, horror fans simply gravitated toward "Paranormal Activity" instead of "Saw VI." "`Paranormal' ate their lunch," said Paul Dergarabedian, box-office analyst for Hollywood.com. "There's no other way to explain it." After four weeks in narrower release, distributor Paramount slotted "Paranormal Activity" into 1,945 theaters. That still was just under two-thirds of the 3,036 theater count for "Saw VI." "Paranormal Activity" raised its total haul to $62.5 million. The low-budget movie was shot for a reported $15,000 but has become a horror sensation because of online fan buzz. The previous weekend's No. 1 movie, the Warner Bros. tale "Where the Wild Things Are," fell to No. 3, just behind "Saw VI" with $14.4 million. Spike Jonze's adaptation of the beloved children's book by Maurice Sendak raised its total to $54 million. Among other wide releases, Summit Entertainment's "Astro Boy" opened at No. 6 with $7 million, Universal's "Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant" debuted at No. 8 with $6.3 million and Fox Searchlight's "Amelia" premiered at No. 11 with $4 million. Source: Yahoo Movies

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