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POPSNangDee box office, November 11-14, 2010 Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief is the No. 1 movie with 21.8 million baht, with The Wolfman at No. 2 with 11.2 million baht. Confucious earned 7 million while Valentine's Day took 6.6. The Thai romance My Valentine was in fifth with 5.3 million baht in earnings.
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POPSThailand's ratings symbols [Bangkok Post] Smiley face is the "Promote" rating (rated P), for movies the ratings board should be promoted as educational for everyone to see. The house is a general rating (Rated G), approved for all audiences. 13+, 15+ and 18+ are age guideline ratings. They are a non-binding advisory on the appropriate minimum age for viewers. 20- (also stated as 20+) are movies restricted to viewers 20 and over, with an ID check mandatory. There is also a hidden seventh category for films that are banned.
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POPSNangDee box office, February 11-14, 2010 The Thai film My Valentine dropped to fifth place after opening the week before at No. 1. Top spot was Percy Jackson, followed by The Wolfman, then Confucious and Valentine's Day.
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POPSNangDee box office, January 28-February 1, 2010 The horror anthology Tai Hong (Die a Violent Death) debuts at No 1, knocking Avatar back out of the top spot. The Spy Next Door is in third place in its second week, followed by Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. Solomon Kane debuts in fifth.
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POPSNangDee box office, January 21-25, 2010 Avatar remains the top movie in Thailand, followed by The Spy Next Door in No. 2 on the first week of release. Best Supporting Actor falls to No. 3. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs is at No. 4 followed by 32 Thunwa.
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POPSMajor Cineplex box office, January 21-25, 2010 The Spy Next Door with Jackie Chan is the top movie at Thailand's biggest multiplex chain. That's followed by Avatar, the Thai romantic comedies Best Supporting Actor and 32 Thunwah, with Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs in fifth place.
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POPSNangDee box office, January 14-17, 2010 Avatar regains the top spot at the box office followed by the Thai romance Best Supporting Actor. The comedy 32 Thunwa falls to third place after two weeks at the top. Mulan is in fourth with Sherlock Holmes sticking in the top five.
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POPSNangDee box office for January 7-11, 2010 The romantic comedy 32 Thunwa continued to top the box office for a second week, earning 22.7 million baht for total earnings of 82.4 million. Avatar is No. 2, Sherlock Holmes at No. 3. Fourth place is another romance, As It Happens, which opened with 4.2 million baht in earnings. The Hong Kong-Chinese historical action thriller Bodyguards and Assassins was in fifth.
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POPSNang Dee box office chart for December 30, 2009-January 4, 2010 32 Thunwa, a romantic comedy from the new M39 company, is the No. 1movie in Thailand. It tops Avatar, which ruled the chart for two weeks. Sherlock Holmes is in third, with the chart rounded out by Thai-dubbed versions of the Pang brothers' Storm Warriors (Storm Riders 2) from Hong Kong and The Treasure Hunter, starring Jay Chou, from Taiwan.
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POPSNangdee box office, December 24-28, 2009 Avatar remains at No. 1, followed by Sherlock Holmes. Storm Riders 2 (Storm Warriors) debuts at No. 3. It's screening in Thai-dubbed versions only. The Thai romance October Sonata is No. 3, earning 3.4 million baht. Yam Yasothon remains on the chart in its fourth week of release.
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POPSNangdee box office, December 17-21, 2009 Avatar an overwhelming No. 1 with 53 million baht. It was the only film opening in wide release. Yam Yasothon 2 drops to No. 2 after two weeks at No. 1. Pai in Love is No. 3, the Milla Jovovich alien-abduction thriller The Fourth Kind is fourth and the Chinese propaganda epic The Founding of a Republic is in fifth.
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POPSNangdee box office for November 26-30, 2009 2012 continues to hold the top spot after three weeks, topping even New Moon, which is surprising. No Thai films are in the Top 10, but that might change with the December 3 release of Yam Yasothon 2.
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POPSNangdee box office for November 19-22, 2009 New Moon and 2012 hold the top spots. The limited-release documentary on Anna Wintour and Vogue magazine, The September Issue at No. 3 is a surprise. It's only playing in three cinemas - Paragon, Ratchayothin and House. No. 4 is Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story, hanging in with 145.5 million. Crossing Over at No. 5 is another limited release, at SF cinemas.
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POPSNangdee box office chart for November 5-8, 2009 Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story was the No. 1 movie for the fourth consecutive week. It made 140 million baht to become the biggest hit for studio GTH, topping 2003's Fan Chan. The other Thai film on the chart is Maha'lai Sayong Kwan, a horror film from Sahamongkol.
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