Gravity is #1, Captain Phillips #2

Box-office for the weekend of Oct. 11-13.

1.  Gravity - $44.27 million ($123.4) - 2 wks (WB) -20.7%
 . . . 3660 screens / $12,094 per screen
2.  Captain Phillips - $26 - 1 wk (Sony)
 . . . 3020 / $8609
3.  Cloudy with Meatballs 2 - $14.2 ($78.04) - 3 wks (Sony) -32.2%
 . . . 3874 / $3665
4.  Machete Kills - $3.8 - 1 wk (OR)
 . . . 2538 / $1496
5.  Runner Runner - $3.73 ($14.11) - 2 wks (Fox) -51.7%
 . . . 3026 / $1231
6.  Prisoners - $3.67 ($53.62) - 4 wks (WB) -36.2%
 . . . 2855 / $1284
7.  Insidious Chapter 2 - $2.65 ($78.45) - 5 wks (FD) -32%
 . . . 2156 / $1229
8.  Rush - $2.36 ($22.2) - 4 wks (U) -47.2%
 . . . 2130 / $1110
9.  Don Jon - $2.34 ($20.14) - 3 wks (Rel) -43.7%
 . . . 1996 / $1172
10. Baggage Claim - $2.08 ($18.27) - 2 wks (FS) -49.1%
 . . . 1320 / $1572

Captain Phillips was the best opener for a live-action Tom Hanks movie since Angels & Demons (2009).  Even then, it was no match for Gravity, and with a mere 20.7% drop in week 2, it's on its way to being a monster hit.  Sandra Bullock is the most bankable actress in Hollywood right now. Weird that she has nothing official on her plate besides providing a voice in Minions. The Heat 2 was announced but they're nowhere near ready to film.  The 49-year-old probably has dozens of scripts to choose from right now.

Nothing else is doing that well. Machete Kills may have a low budget but it's still a dud. The first Machete movie opened to $11 million.  The latest Romeo & Juliet movie, which stars True Grit's Hailee Steinfeld as Juliet, tanked in limited release.