THR:
The Robert Downey Jr.-starrer continues its strong run, while "Project X" debuts at No. 2.
Warner Home Video’s Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows remained the top-selling disc for the second consecutive week, while another Warner title, Project X, was the highest-ranking new release the week ending June 24.
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I got my copy as soon as it came out. It was just so funny and much better than the first one.
No real surprise here. Nothing really came out last week to compete with it. Project X sure wasn't going to dethrone Sherlock Holmes.
On that note, Sherlock won't be making a three-peat here. With this week seeing the release of 21 Jump Street and Wrath of the Titans, one (if not both of those) will do better sales for this week. Possibly even The Artist topping Sherlock. Though that seems a tad unlikely as it's not one for everyone really (though the Oscar awards could give it a boost).
I still haven't picked up Game of Shadows, though. I will at some point, just to add to my collection, but I've already seen it twice now. Saw it in theaters. Then I was going to buy the DVD, but my roommate ordered in on VOD that day, so I just decided to watch it there and wait on the purchase. Really did enjoy it, but in no rush to buy it as I won't be getting around to watching it again anytime soon probably.