Weekend Box Office Results October 21, 2011 - October 23, 2011

 Ok ladies and gents, sorry for the delay on posting this, I took a couple days off from BlvdAve to handle some other business. At any rate, here's you box off results !! 'Paranormal Activity 3' continues the string of success the first 2 films in this series has had, topping the box office this past weekend and knocking off the former box office champ for the past 2 weeks, 'Real Steel.'
 The number 2 movie of last weekend, 'Footloose' moved down to the number 3 spot,  'The Three Musketeers' entered the box office at Number 4, and the 'Ides of March' rounds out the top 5. Check the list for the remaining top movies, and as always, we'll be back on friday with the latest movie releases in theaters.
 

TW	LW	Title	Studio	Weekend	Theaters	Total
1	-	Paranormal Activity 3	Paramount Pictures	$52,568,183	3,321	$52,568,183
2	1	Real Steel	DreamWorks Pictures	$10,824,512	3,412	$66,732,152
3	2	Footloose	Paramount Pictures	$10,351,207	3,555	$30,364,238
4	-	The Three Musketeers	Summit Entertainment	$8,674,452	3,017	$8,674,452
5	4	The Ides of March	Columbia Pictures (Sony)	$4,853,051	2,042	$29,112,377
6	5	Dolphin Tale 3D	Warner Bros. Pictures	$4,217,260	2,858	$64,407,935
7	6	Moneyball	Columbia Pictures (Sony)	$3,981,852	2,353	$63,640,746
8	-	Johnny English Reborn	Universal Pictures	$3,833,300	1,552	$3,833,300
9	3	The Thing	Universal Pictures	$3,069,875	2,995	$14,049,220
10	7	50/50	Summit Entertainment	$2,835,208	1,932	$28,820,748
11	8	Courageous	TriStar Pictures (Sony)	$2,494,020	1,195	$24,975,186
12	9	The Big Year	20th Century Fox	$1,681,040	2,150	$6,000,418

Nike Trainer 1.3 Mid Shield ‘Rivalry Pack’ – Army + Navy

The competitive nature among the divisions of the United States Armed Forces represents itself quite well on the college football field, as the Army/Navy rivalry is as strained and heated as some of the most noted match-ups in history. The Army/Navy game dates back to 1890 and is commonly played in Philadelphia (somewhat of a neutral ground considering the city is roughly equidistant to both academies), and is now played during the second weekend of December - the final game of the season for both teams.
 The 112th annual Army/Navy Game will be held on Saturday, December 12th, but preceding that historic bout will be the release of the Army and Navy editions of the Nike Trainer 1.3 Mid Shield 'Rivalry Pack'; both versions represent the academy colors perfectly, with both pairs featuring special graphics on the heel. The Army utilizes a tonal beige colorway with the signature Army typefont on the heel, while the Navy uses a dark blue digi-camo with flag badges - both accurate depictions of each respective division.

Expect both to hit Nikestore on December 9th at a price of $115 (and be quick with your draw because these will clear out fast).
Nike Trainer 1.3 Mid Shield 'Rivalry Pack
British Khaki/Desert (Army)
512259-220
12/09/11
$115
Wolf Grey/College Navy-Shale
512259-040
12/09/11
$115

New Video: Wale - Bait

With "Ambition" Hitting stores next tuesday, Wale been on the grind hard the past 6 months building anticipation for its 11.1.11 release date. He even dropped a mixtape by that name ! Here's one of the standout tracks from that 11.1.11 mixtape titled "Bait."

Gaming News: Gamespot Reviews BatMan: Arkham City

This title is also available on PS3 and PC

Gotham City. This crime-infested metropolis has been famously imagined and reimagined in comic books, cartoons, and films. Now, we have a new vision of Gotham, and it stands not just as one of the most unforgettable incarnations ever of the city that Batman is devoted to protecting, but as one of the most richly detailed and exciting environments ever seen in a game. Building on 2009's outstanding Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City sets you free in the intoxicating neighborhood of North Gotham, now a sealed-off superprison for the city's worst criminals. As the Caped Crusader, you struggle to bring some semblance of order to the chaotic streets, foiling the plots of supervillains and protecting the victims of those who prey on the innocent. With its atmospheric setting, thrilling movement, immensely satisfying combat, and tremendous assortment of secrets to discover, side quests to complete, and other attractions, Arkham City is a fantastic adventure game.

New In theaters Now

Ok ladies and gents, it FRIDAY !!! So here's the latest movies in theaters today. Real Steel was the Number 1 movie at the box office for the past two weeks, we'll see if any of these latest releases will dethrone the Hugh Jackman film or if it will continue it's Box Office dominance. As always, we'll bring you the results on Monday, Until then, PEACE !!!

Paranormal Activity 3


The Mighty Macs


Johnny English Reborn


The Three Musketeers 3D

Sneaks on the Ave: Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski

To suggest that the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski does well with two-toned colorways adn a white vulc sole is a gross understatement.  Janoskis come in a range of variants these days, but you can always count on the application of a simple new colorway to demonstrate how much a great silhouette can do with so few colors.  The latest is a tonal brown suede combination of Umber and Boulder whose piping seems especially seamless with embroidered Swooshes streaking across the side panels in the same shade.  They're a great go-to design if you need a versatile shoe on any but the sloppiest of winter days, and you'll find them available now at select Nike SB stores including Flatspot.

Sneaks on the AVE: Nike Air Max JR ‘Cincinnati Reds’

The recent release of the Nike Air Max JR have taken an unofficial formulaic approach of tonal colorways attributed to the teams that Ken Griffey Jr. played for. The last tonal-black pair we showed you was dubbed the 'White Sox', although Jr.'s time with the South Side was rather short. Here's another look at the Tonal Red 'Cincinnati Reds' colorway - one we showed you back in March; it features a sinister Varsity Red covering the entire shoe with a white swoosh on the the toe as well as on accents on the lace-hoops. If the tonal team theme continues, how awesome would an all-Freshwater pair of JRs be? Check out the additional shots of this November 2011 release below and let us know what you think.

Nike Air Max JR

Varsity Red/Varsity Red-White

442478-600

11/2011

$160

Gaming News: Gamespot Reviews Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One

It's all a matter of perspective. When you compare All 4 One to previous Ratchet & Clank games, you might think the biggest change is the addition of a cooperative mode. But given that you could team up in Ratchet: Deadlocked, that isn't quite true. Rather, a zoomed-out, fixed-angle camera is the biggest differentiator. You no longer view battles up close and personal with direct control over where your bullets fly. And this shift in how you look at and interact with the world makes the shooting portion of this space-faring adventure its weakest aspect. Thankfully, thoughtful puzzles and exciting vehicle sequences partially fill the void left by the so-so combat, and the inherent delight of joining forces with your friends ensures you're continually having fun. This may not be the Ratchet you've grown accustomed to, but whimsical charm and wacky hijinks make this another solid entry in the long-running franchise

Sneaks on the Ave: Jordan Brand unveils some of its summer 2012 Retro releases

Is 2012 shaping up to be even better than 2011? The Summer 2012 season alone is enough argument to make that case. In addition to the Air Jordan XI Low in White/Black/Red as well as the Air Jordan XII 'Cool Grey', Jordan Brand will re-release the Air Jordan IV 'Military', Air Jordan XII 'Playoffs', and Air Jordan XII 'Obsidian'. The upcoming Retros of the  Military IV and Playoff XII will mark the third overall release for each shoe, while the Obsidian Mids will be the first ever re-release for that shoe (quick trivia: Name the un-retroed OG Air Jordans II-XIV). Check out all three after the jump and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more Jordan Brand 2012 releases. via AirForce1s on NT.

Air Jordan XII 'Obsidian'

Air Jordan IV 'Military'

Air Jordan XII 'Playoffs'

Weekend Box Office Results October 14, 2011 - October 16, 2011

DreamWorks Pictures' Real Steel narrowly won first place at the weekend box office to top for a second straight weekend. The Hugh Jackman-starrer added an estimated $16.3 million to bring its two-week total to $51.7 million domestically. The Shawn Levy-directed action drama, distributed by Disney, finished first overseas as well with $24.2 million for a foreign total of $56.6 million and worldwide total of $108.3 million.
Paramount's Footloose remake, directed by Craig Brewer and starring Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough, debuted in a close second in North America with $16.1 million from 3,549 theaters. The film was made for about $24 million.
Universal prequel The Thing opened in third place to $8.7 million from 2,996 theaters, which was below studio expectations.
In its second weekend, Columbia's The Ides of March earned $7.5 million for a total of $22.2 million so far.
Warner Bros.' Dolphin Tale rounded out the top five with $6.3 million and has collected $58.7 million after four weeks. The family film cost $37 million to produce. As always ladies and gents, we'll be back friday with the latest new releases in theaters. Until then, PEACE !!

TW		Title	Studio			Total
1		Real Steel	DreamWorks Pictures			$51,744,000
2		Footloose	Paramount Pictures			$16,100,000
3		The Thing	Universal Pictures			$8,700,000
4		The Ides of March	Columbia Pictures (Sony)			$22,154,000
5		Dolphin Tale 3D	Warner Bros. Pictures			$58,672,000
6		Moneyball	Columbia Pictures (Sony)			$57,712,000
7		50/50	Summit Entertainment			$24,334,000
8		Courageous	TriStar Pictures (Sony)			$21,378,000
9		The Big Year	20th Century Fox			$3,325,000
10		The Lion King 3D	Walt Disney Pictures			$90,452,000
11		Dream House	Universal Pictures			$18,428,800
12		Contagion	Warner Bros. Pictures			$72,003,000

Game News: Transformers: Fall of Cybertron

Currently in development by the team at High Moon Studios, Transformers: Fall of Cybertron takes fans through the final, darkest hours of the civil war between the Autobots and Decepticons as they fight for control of their dying planet, ultimately leading to their storied exodus from home.