Proving that its mystique is little more than flash-in-the-pan titillation, Fifty Shades of Grey plummeted over 70% from last weekend and only held number one because the fresh blood came in pre-clotted or pre-thinned and ready to flop. The biggest tanker this weekend was the sort-of anticipated sequel to 2010's Hot Tub Time Machine. Sort of, because, despite some heavy marketing the movie floundered in with just $5 million and seventh place, well behind the third place $15 million debut of its predecessor. That's toughest luck for franchise addition Adam Scott who's strugged to convert his television success into Hollywood acclaim. Audiences and ...
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