The movie, Bruno, a mock documentary about a gay Austrian guy starring Sacha Baron Cohen, has pulled in $30.4 million on it’s opening weekend – $14.4M on Friday, $8.8 million Saturday and an estimated $7.2 million Sunday.

While no slouch financially, the movie has some strange numbers attached to it. It’s unusual for a movie to take such a plunge in earnings from one day to the next on opening weekend and experts are worring that Bruno is already losing it’s crowd appeal.

Paul Dergarabedian, box-office analyst for Hollywood.com says:

“It is unusual for a film to drop on Saturday. Normally, you expect the film at least to be even on Saturday or above compared to Friday, because Saturday is the biggest moviegoing day of the weekend. It’s going to be interesting to see how it does over the long run.”

Bruno Movie a Hit with $30.4M Boxoffice First Weekend – But Experts are Worried is a post from: The Inquisitr

Finally released: the Bruno Red Band Trailer. Sacha Baron Cohen is back with a followup to his hit 2006 film Borat.

The mockumentary is based around the interactions of the fictional “Bruno,” a character originally introduced in the Ali G series. Bruno tours mostly America filming a documentary, and like Borat before it sucks people in.

Bruno is in a spot of strife though: on its first submission it was given an NC17 rating (similar to an X rating elsewhere.) An NC17 rating is considered a kiss of death, and will limit the potential audience.

Here’s the Bruno Red Band Trailer:

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