So, how did Bigger Stronger Faster do in its opening two weekends at the box office in a limited nationwide release? The first weekend, it was ranked 45th in total box office receipts of $31.576 while showing in 6 theaters in Los Angeles and New York City, earning an average of $5,262 per theater. The second weekend, it was ranked 34th in total box office receipts of $50,966 while showing in 19 theaters earning an average of $2,682 per theater. I am disappointed to see the average per theater dropped so much.
I think the numbers make it obvious that the bodybuilding and fitness community really needs to make an effort to turn out and support this film and tell everyone they know about it. The movie has the potential to change attitudes regarding steroids in mainstream America. It would be unfortunate if the movie was not in theatres long enough to make a difference. That is why it is very important for the base of bodybuilding and fitness enthusiasts to support it and spread the word about it. [...]
URL: http://www.steroid.com/blog/2008/06/10/bigger-stronger-faster-documentary-a-box-office-success/
I think the numbers make it obvious that the bodybuilding and fitness community really needs to make an effort to turn out and support this film and tell everyone they know about it. The movie has the potential to change attitudes regarding steroids in mainstream America. It would be unfortunate if the movie was not in theatres long enough to make a difference. That is why it is very important for the base of bodybuilding and fitness enthusiasts to support it and spread the word about it. [...]
URL: http://www.steroid.com/blog/2008/06/10/bigger-stronger-faster-documentary-a-box-office-success/
