Kantana Animation's Khan Kluay II was the No. 1 film in Thailand for the last weekend of March, earning US$707,105 (about 24.9 million baht), according to Box Office Mojo. The animated feature about a blue war elephant in 16th century Ayutthaya topped the Nicolas Cage sci-fi thriller Knowing.The previous week's No. 1, Phranakorn Film's bloody cannibalism slasher Meat Grinder was at No. 3.
Still making a strong showing in fourth place was the GTH romance, Best of Times (Kwaam Jam San Dtae Rak Chan Yaao), which had debuted at No. 1 on March 5, topping Watchmen and Bolt.
The top five for March 26-29 was rounded out by another romance, A-Nueng Kidthueng Pen Yang Ying, from Five Star Production. It debuted at No. 3 on March 12, a week that saw Dragonball Evolution as the top film.
Here's a look at how other films have fared:
- The kiddie action drama Power Kids (5 Huajai Heroes) made a weak showing, peaking at No. 4 on its March 5-8 debut weekend.
- Luang Pee Gap Pee Ka-Noon (Sathu), a ghost comedy from Sahamongkol, debuted at No. 1 the weekend of February 19-22.
- Before Valentine (Konrak Mun Rob Tua Rao), an ensemble romance from Five Star Production, was at No. 2 on February 5-8, its official opening weekend. It had been in sixth place the weekend before in a sneak preview run.
And that catches me up from the end of January.
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