Totally disagree with E Online. Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana fans are not all following her, and the numbers are poor. For a Holiday weekend and opening on a Wednesday the numbers are pathetic. Do not forget that the writer himself has a large fan base. Whatever the reason behind their post is, I cannot agree. I would totally watch the movie, the book is very good, not great but I am also not inclined to watch Miley Cyurs in a love story. I am too old, dare I say……. I will watch it when it makes it to Red Box….. 
These are the weekend numbers are reported by Variety
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The Last Song, Miley Cyrus’ first major venture without Hannah Montana, sounded about right: a fourth-place debut, a $16.2 million Friday-Sunday.
? Since opening Wednesday, The Last Song has grossed $25.6 million. All told, that’s nowhere near Dear John, to name another Nicholas Sparks-spawned romantic drama, but it’s already bigger than Robert Pattinson’s Remember Me, to name another star U-turn. Assessed Exhibitor Relations’ Jeff Bock in an email: “I’d say that Miley Cyrus’ debut?sans her Disney doppelgänger?is right on target as her formidable tween audience follows her into teenage-dom.”
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