"Inside out" to face "Jurassic World"

                             This week the latest pixar movie "Inside Out" hits theaters. In any other week a simple pixar movie would have guaranteed a No 1 spot in the weekend box office, but it is going up against a box office behemoth "Jurassic World" which is raking in huge amount of money and breaking one box office record after another. After breaking the weekend box office record last week, it is not showing any signs of slowing down.The film has been tearing up the week with $25.3 million on Monday, $24.3 million on Tuesday and $19.9 million on Wednesday. It will become the fastest movie to gross $300 million.
                             "Inside Out" has although started its box office run strongly.  Inside Out has earned $3.7 million in Thursday previews yesterday, which is more than recent animation movies Monsters University  ($2.6 million) and Big Hero 6 ($1.4 million). It is also earning positive reviews from critics with 99% Rotten Tomatoes score.

Football News.

Chelsea to sign Radamel Falcao.

               Chelsea are on the verge of signing Radamel Falcao on a season long deal from Monaco. The 29 year old Monaco  striker spend the last season on loan with Manchester United (MU). Though  MU had an option to make the deal permanent, they decided against it after Falcao had a very disappointing season, where he struggled with both injury and bad form. The move would see Falcao playing again with Chelsea striker Diego Costa, who was his teammate at Atletico Madrid. Mourinho knows how dangerous the two strikers can be together as the lined up against Mourinho's Real Madrid, beating them 2-1 in the 2013 Copa del Rey final.

Falcao and Costa in their Athelito Madrid days.

Dinosaurs "ruling" the world again.

                              The prehistoric beast once again found a way to "rule" the world with the help of the genetically modified dinosaur called Indominus rex. Jurassic World took the global box office by storm, for a global bow of $524.4M and 40% of that came from North American audiences. It had the biggest opening weekend ever in North America with a opening weekend of $208.8 million, and similarly it had the biggest international opening weekend in history as well, with an estimated $315.6million. It helped Universal crossed the $1 billion mark at the domestic box office faster than any studio to date, beating the previous record achieved on June 22, 2008 by Paramount. Worldwide Universal smashed the record for reaching $3 billion worldwide, previously held by 20th Century Fox, on June 30, 2010.

Dinosaurs Ruled weekend Box Office

                     Jurassic World ruled the weekend box office with the help of the Indominus Rex. In what was a very surprising box office result, the new Jurassic World movie earned a whopping $204.6 million on the opening weekend, to have the second highest opening of all time.It was between  Avengers: Age of Ultron $191m opening and The Avengers $207 million opening. It is a huge win for the studio as projection only estimated the movie to earn about $125 million.It has thus far received relatively solid reviews and the box office result shows that audiences are also enjoying it. So with solid word of mouth, it can be predicted that only sky is the limit for the latest Dinosaur blockbuster.