As expected, “Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote” is the 2010 MMFF’s topgrosser.
The Vic Sotto-Bong Revilla collaboration raked-in a total of P159 million in two weeks since it premiered on Christmas Day. Finishing in a very close second place is the Star Cinema comedy “Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin, Last Na ‘To.” The Ai Ai delas Alas starrer had a gross of P157 million throughout the duration of the festival.
Both films will still run on its third week starting today, January 8, but it’s no longer part of the Metro Manila Film Festival. Meaning, if ever “Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin Last Na ‘To” surpass the final gross of “Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote”, the title of 2010 MMFF topgrosser still belongs to the Vic Sotto-Bong Revilla starrer.
In third place is the Kris Aquino horror movie “Dalaw” which grossed P96 million.
Mr. Camaligan did not reveal the box office gross of the remaining entries, however, he reported that the combined total gross of all eight MMFF entries is P530 million, P93 million higher that last year.
Here is our updated list of the 10 top-grossing Pinoy movies for 2010 if we are to include the MMFF entries which ended its run yesterday, January 8, 2011:
10 HIGHEST GROSSING PINOY MOVIES FOR 2010
(Based from box office estimates by Box Office Mojo and NCAP)
1. Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote – P159 million
(GMA Films, MZet Productions, OctoArts Films, Imus Productions, APT Entertainment)
2. Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na ‘To! – P157 million
(Star Cinema)
3. My Amnesia Girl – P144.8 million
(Star Cinema)
4. Miss You Like Crazy – P143.25 million
(Star Cinema)
5. Here Comes the Bride – P116 million
(Star Cinema, OctoArts Films, Quantum Films)
6. Petrang Kabayo – P115.5 million
(Viva Films)
7. You to Me Are Everything – P102.42 million
(GMA Films, Regal Films)
8. Babe, I Love You – P96.34 million
(Star Cinema, Viva Films)
9. Dalaw – P96 million
(Star Cinema, CineMedia)
10. Paano Na Kaya – P82.25 million
(Star Cinema)
