1. Iron Man 3 - $72.53 million ($284.95) - 2 wks (BV) -58.4%
. . . 4253 screens / $17,053 per screen
2. The Great Gatsby - $50.09 - 1 wk (WB)
. . . 3535 / $14,169
3. Pain & Gain - $5 ($41.61) - 3 wks (Par) -33.4%
. . . 3303 / $1514
4. Peeples - $4.61 - 1 wk (LG)
. . . 2041 / $2259
5. 42 - $4.59 ($84.67) - 5 wks (WB) -24.2%
. . . 2930 / $1566
6. Oblivion - $4.11 ($81.91) - 4 wks (U) -27.1%
. . . 2770 / $1485
7. The Croods - $3.61 ($173.22) - 8 wks (Fox) -14.1%
. . . 2650 / $1362
8. Mud - $2.54 ($8.56) - 3 wks (RA) +17.3%
. . . 852 / $2976
The second weekend of May has seen success. 2010's Robin Hood opened to $36 million, 2011's Bridesmaids to $26 million, 2012's Dark Shadows to $29 million, but $50 million for The Great Gatsby guarantees it as one of the hit movies of summer. It also bolsters Leonardo DiCaprio's street cred as still one of the most bankable leading men in Hollywood.
Iron Man 3 has $300 million in the bag, and the question now is can the momentum carry it past $400 million domestic? It's already at $949 million worldwide, well on its way to join the Top 5 Grossing Movies of All Time!
Meanwhile having "Tyler Perry Presents" in front of its title couldn't help Peeples attract much of an audience.
Opens Thursday
STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS with Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana and Benedict Cumberbatch.
Opens May 24
FAST & FURIOUS 6 with Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Paul Walker and Luke Evans.
THE HANGOVER PART III with Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zack Galifianakis.
EPIC with the voices of Colin Farrell, Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried and Beyonce.
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