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Hunger Games Continues To Feed Masses At The Box Office!
It may have scored the third biggest US box office opening of all time last week with an incredible $152 million, but it hasn’t stopped audiences craving a cinematic slice of the big screen adapation of ‘The Hunger Games’.
Faced with stiff competition from a sword and sandals sequel and a fairytale revamp, it somehow survived the onslaught and remained top of the heap this weekend. Taking in $61.1 million, it takes its phenomenal tally just past the $250 million mark within just 10 days.
The runner up spot went to ‘Wrath of The Titans’, the sequel to the critically panned ‘Clash’. Despite it’s respectable positioning, its $34.2 million showing is considerably down on its predecessor’s debut ($61.2 million).
Taking the bronze medal and third place, was Tarem Singh’s $85 million take on Snow White ‘Mirror Mirror’. Despite the talents of Julia Roberts and J Edgar’s Armie Hammer involved, it faces an uphill battle to regain its budget after such a below par performance ($19 million).
Here’s the full rundown:
1. The Hunger Games $61.1 million
2. Wrath Of The Titans $34.2 million
3. Mirror Mirror $19 million
4. 21 Jump Street $15 million
5. Dr Seuss’ The Lorax $8 million
6. John Carter $2 million
7. Salmon Fishing In The Yemen $1.2 million
8. Act Of Valor $1 million
9. A Thousand Words $915,000
10. Journey 2 The Mysterious Island $835,000
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