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Linda Cardellini, Jaynee-Lynne Kinchen and Roman Christou in "The Curse of The Llorona"
Warner Bros.
La Llorona's curse easily beat the box office on Friday, earning $ 11.8 million, including $ 2.75 million in previews on Thursday and $ 9.9 million in the first day of the year. opening of Pet Semetary and $ 9.1 million at the opening day of New Line's Lights Out three summers ago. New Line cooler to more than $ 28 million compared to its beginnings from Friday to Sunday Yes, we expect that Good Friday will increase the opening day figures, but most kids do not go not at school Monday and tomorrow at Easter, so we'll see how this can help or hinder religiously rated R horror film As this film only cost $ 9 million to produce, I guess Warner Bros. Do not sweat the weekend multiplier.
This opening will not be big enough as Warner Bros. retroactively included in the universe Conjuring but it is still a great opening for a horror film rated R that speaks only of dead children. The decision to separate him from the current franchise Conjuring is amusing, though understandable. And as someone who rolled my eyes as people wondered if & nbsp; Life & nbsp; could be a & nbsp; Venom & pre-named (this was not) or it was at Quiet Place & nbsp; [194514]] should have been a film Cloverfield (the film won more than all the films Cloverfield combined), and I can respect New Line's insistence on the does that & nbsp; The Curse of La Llorona & 1945; does not count as a movie & nbsp; Conjuring & nbsp; . However, after seeing the movie, it is a scenario "walk like a duck / quack like a duck".
It does not matter that he has the same producers, the same settings of the 1970s, the same "R-rated but not" hardened "mentality and the same" Catholic mentality accepted ". that this happens to 104% in the world of movies Conjuring & nbsp; including a cameo of Tony Amendola as Father Perez has shown it briefly with Annabelle.It does not matter that it contains minus a new character (a cynical independent phantom ghost of Raymond Cruz) that I would like to see in another movie, I can badume that if the critics of his first edition of SXSW had been more positive, WB and his friends would have -being been more willing to "count" it, although I maintain that (by default), it is better that & nbsp; The Nun & nbsp; and & nbsp; Annabelle .
Well, so it's not as stylish as & nbsp; The Nun but it is more coherent in terms of narrative and visual and presents a semblance of narrative of human interest than the first Conjurer & nbsp; prequel and the most recent & nbsp; Conjuring & nbsp; was missing. Oh, and since the film is mainly shot in an American Hispanic community that generally believes in ghosts and goblins, we do not have many scenes from "Egad, nobody believes me!" It's not a "good" movie, but Michael Chaves directs hell on this movie and in that sense, it works like a resume movie for his upcoming concert, staging & nbsp; The Conjuring 3 . Whatever it is, I suppose you can sell it as follows: "If you liked the The Conjuring then you will tolerate the The Curse of The Llorona !"
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