1. Skyfall - $87.8 million - 1 wk (Sony). . . 3505 screens / $25,050 per screen
2. Wreck-It-Ralph - $33.06 ($93.69) - 2 wks (BV) -32.6%
. . . 3752 / $8810
3. Flight - $15.1 ($47.77) - 2 wks (Par) -39.4%
. . . 2047 / $7377
4. Argo - $6.75 ($85.71) - 5 wks (WB) -33.9%
. . . 2763 / $2441
5. Taken 2 - $4 ($131.29) - 6 wks (Fox) -32.4%
. . . 2487 / $1608
6. Here Comes the Boom - $2.55 ($39.06) - 5 wks (Sony) -27.7%
. . . 2044 / $1248
7. Cloud Atlas - $2.53 ($22.71) - 3 wks (WB) -53.1%
. . . 2023 / $1248
8. Pitch Perfect - $2.5 ($59.03) - 7 wks (U) -18.3%
. . . 1391 / $1800
9. The Man with the Iron Fists - $2.49 ($12.72) - 2 wks (U) -68.5%
. . . 1872 / $1330
10. Hotel Transylvania - $2.35 ($140.9) - 7 wks (Sony) -46.7%
. . . 2566 / $916
Skyfall was the highest opener yet for a James Bond film, and it's already grossed over $400 million overseas.
Wreck-It-Ralph had a strong holdover for its second week, and it should be able to keep going strong until its next competition arrives on November 21 in Rise of the Guardians.
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