The amazing spider-man box office

• This weekend Spidey is expected to pull in between $60-65 million, pushing its total domestic box office earnings toward $135-140 million. According to Box Office Mojo, The Amazing Spider-Man has earned close to $146 million worldwide.
(Huffington Post)
• Amazing Spider-Man continued to weave a powerful box-office web, bringing in $20.7 million Friday. That puts it on track for a weekend between $60 million and $65 million and could add up to a six-day July 4 haul of $140 million.
(TheWrap)
• The critical reception and opening-week box-office numbers for The Amazing Spider-Man dont lie: The movie is a bona fide hit. Amazing grabbed the second-highest gross ever for a July 4th opener ($23.
(MTV)
• Ten years after Sam Raimi's Spider-Man premiered, and only five years after the last installment of the box-office smash trilogy ended, Sony has released a reboot, The Amazing Spider-Man.
(Daily Beast)
• Were going to let this movie tell us what the story is. The Amazing Spider-Man opened on Tuesday and set a new record for Tuesday releases, pulling in $35 million at the box office.
(MSN TV)
• PanARMENIAN.Net - Facing fierce competition, Oliver Stones R-rated crime drama Savages is trailing a pack of strong holdovers at the Friday, July 7 box office, The Hollywood Reporter said.
(PanARMENIAN Network)
• Restarting the Spider-Man movie franchise is turning out to be a pretty good idea, at least at the box office. The Amazing Spider-Man raked in $20.7 million on Friday (July 6), bringing its four-day total to an estimated $95.7 million.
(Zap2it.com)
• The purpose of a Friday box office report is to provide some indication of how new releases will fare over their first weekends. Of course, that purpose is undermined when the frame's biggest title has been around since Tuesday.
(Collider.com (blog))
• Peter Parker, loved by New York, and scared away crimimals, plans to propose to Mary Jane Watson, who just made her Broadway musical debut.
(Worldnews.com)
• LOS ANGELES, July 4 (Reuters) - The Amazing Spider-Man lit up U.S.
(Reuters)