For the weekend of May 17-19, 2013.1. Star Trek into Darkness - $70.56 million ($84.09) - 1 wk (Par)
. . . 3868 screens / $18,241 per screen
2. Iron Man 3 - $35.18 ($337.07) - 3 wks (BV) -51.5%
. . . 4237 / $8304
3. The Great Gatsby - $23.42 ($90.16) - 2 wks (WB) -53.2%
. . . 3550 / $6596
4. Pain & Gain - $3.1 ($46.57) - 4 wks (Par) -38%
. . . 2429 / $1276
5. The Croods - $2.75 ($176.75) - 9 wks (Fox) -23.8%
. . . 2373 / $1159
6. 42 - $2.73 ($88.74) - 6 wks (WB) -40.5%
. . . 2380 / $1147
It's a blockbuster world, and we're all just living in it.
Star Trek into Darkness is the third successful weekend launch in a row. It's about on course with the four-day launch of the first film, which went on to gross $257 million domestic and a worldwide total of $385 million. I get the feeling the domestic will be less this time around but the worldwide will be more, and therefore it'll be about as profitable.
Iron Man 3 remains huge. It's already passed $1 billion worldwide.
The Great Gatsby is Baz Luhrmann's highest-grossing film to date. The decision to move it to this summer has proven to be a smart one. I don't think it would have hit $100 million in the Christmas 2012 crowd.
Everything else still in theaters is lucky to be there. This coming week will see three more wide releases (Epic, Fast & Furious 6, Hangover 3) consume more screens.
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