This weekend, no one went to the movies. Well, not no one. The latest in the Transformers series did $36.4 (in its second week). The modestly budgeted Melissa McCarthy comedy “Tammy†did decently at $32.9, while the other two new films supernatural thriller “Deliver us from Evil†and family friendly sci-fi “Earth to Echo†both debuted to disappointing results.
A light romantic comedy from India leads this week’s movies on Blu-ray and DVD. “The Lunchbox†(Sony Classics/Blu-ray/DVD, 2014, PG, in English and in Hindi with English subtitles, featurette).
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