1. The Hunger Games - $61.1 million ($251.03) - 2 wks (LG) -59.9%. . . 4137 screens / $14,769 per screen
2. Wrath of the Titans - $34.2 - 1 wk (WB)
. . . 3545 / $9647
3. Mirror Mirror - $19 - 1 wk (Rel)
. . . 3603 / $5273
4. 21 Jump Street - $15 ($93.1) - 3 wks (Sony) -26.7%
. . . 3148 / $4765
5. The Lorax - $8 ($189.6) - 5 wks (U) -39.3%
. . . 3264 / $2451
6. John Carter - $2 ($66.21) - 4 wks (BV) -60.5%
. . . 2397 / $836
7. Salmon Fishing in the Yemen - $1.27 ($3.17) - 4 wks (CBS) +81.3%
. . . 483 / $2638
8. Act of Valor - $1.01 ($67.75) - 6 wks (Rel) -50.7%
. . . 1239 / $812
9. A Thousand Words - $.92 ($16.52) - 4 wks (Par) -53.1%
. . . 1007 / $909
The phenomenon continues. The Hunger Games will have no problem getting to $300 million domestic.
Wrath of the Titans opened lower than the original Clash and is receiving even worse reviews than the first one. Last I checked it was a 25% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Mirror Mirror opened lower than Relativity would've hoped for. Part of the problem may have been it's a kids-aimed comedy, and the grittier Snow White & the Huntsman has a stronger marketing campaign.
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