The Hangover Part II Becomes a Record Breaker

The Hangover Part II

The Hangover Part II movie opened with a large turn out made by comedy fans so with theaters crowded The Hangover Part II movie had successfully managed to end up as the domestic box office winner. At the end of its first four days since opening the movie had tucked under its belt an amazing and whopping amount of $118.1 million. Warner Brothers production had been a record breaker of a comedy flick and it is expected to do well in coming weeks as well. Kung Fu Panda 2 movie had been the other crowd puller to theaters having grossed an impressive amount of $62.4 million during its first four days since opening and it seems that the movie had manged to do extremely well overseas.
It is yet to be found out how The Hangover Part II movie did overseas but looking at how it did domestically chances are high that internationally also it might have done impressively. Directorial venture of Todd Phillips appeared to have manged to break few records along the way and one is that it beat Bruce Almighty as the best opening for a comedy over Memorial Day weekend. As for the action, adventure and comedy packed animation flick. Kung Fu Panda 2 movie it had attracted mostly family audiences. It might be due to the movie’s connection and reference to the country for in China it had managed to become the biggest opening as a foreign film.
The Hangover Part II movie thus appeared to have lived exceeding the expected standards of Warner Brothers and people at studio are quite thrilled about the way their latest comedy flick is doing. Despite its R rated material the movie had manged to draw mostly younger viewers among adult audiences. Featuring a star studded vocal cast Kung Fu Panda 2 movie had many families turning up at theaters. People at DreamWorks Animation are also happy the way their latest venture had done at box office. Thus as new openings of the well it seems that these two movies had manged to become the most notable cinematic ventures to make it to theaters doing extremely well at domestic box office.