. . . 4137 screens / $8098 per screen
2. American Reunion - $21.5 - 1 wk (U)
. . . 3192 / $6736
3. Titanic 3D - $17.35 ($25.71) - 1 wk (Par)
. . . 2674 / $6488
4. Wrath of the Titans - $15.01 ($58.9) - 2 wks (WB) -55.1%
. . . 3545 / $4234
5. Mirror Mirror - $11 ($36.47) - 2 wks (Rel) -39.3%
. . . 3618 / $3040
6. 21 Jump Street - $10.2 ($109.58) - 4 wks (Sony) -31.2%
. . . 3009 / $3390
7. The Lorax - $5 ($198.2) - 6 wks (U) -35.8%
. . . 3003 / $1665
The Hunger Games remains on top for a third week in a row, and if you add in foreign sales, it's passed $450 million. I saw it again with my teenage daughter, and I still liked it the second time around.
American Reunion wound up being a sound investment by Universal, if not spectacular.
Speaking of foreign sales, John Carter's managed to gross its production budget ($250 million), but when you factor in the marketing budget and the theater owners' cut, it's still a huge money-loser.
Wrath of the Titans isn't doing near as well as the previous Clash, but foreign sales will probably make this one a break-even affair.
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