For the weekend of May 31-Jun 2.1. Fast & Furious 6 - $34.54 million ($170.38) - 2 wks (U) -64.5%
. . . 3686 screens / $9370 per screen
2. Now You See Me - $28.05 - 1 wk (LG)
. . . 2925 / $9590
3. After Earth - $27 - 1 wk (Sony)
. . . 3401 / $7939
4. Star Trek Into Darkness - $16.4 ($181.16) - 3 wks (Par) -56%
. . . 3585 / $4575
5. Epic - $16.4 ($65.16) - 2 wks (Fox) -51.1%
. . . 3894 / $4212
6. The Hangover Part III - $15.93 ($88.09) - 2 wks (WB) -61.8%
. . . 3565 / $4468
7. Iron Man 3 - $8 ($384.75) - 5 wks (BV) -58.6%
. . . 2895 / $2765
8. The Great Gatsby - $6.27 ($128.26) - 4 wks (WB) -53.7%
. . . 2635 / $2378
9. Yei Jawaani Hai Deewani - $1.65 - 1 wk (Eros)
. . . 161 / $10,255
10. Mud - $1.23 ($16.87) - 6 wks (RA) -36.8%
. . . 581 / $2110
After Earth was expecting to open to $40+ million a couple weeks ago, but the closer it got, the worse it looked. Word of the stench broke out. It was M. Night Shyamalan's biggest budget to date, but it won't do the numbers of The Last Airbender.
So the magic caper Now You See Me was able to capitalize with a likable ensemble. Critics aren't in love with it either, but that didn't hurt it.
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