Courtesy of ComingSoon.net
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TW
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LW
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Title
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Studio
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Weekend
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Theaters
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Total
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Weeks
|
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1
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-
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Noah
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Paramount Pictures
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$43,720,472
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3,567
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$43,720,472
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1
|
|
2
|
1
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Divergent
|
Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate)
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$25,619,578
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3,936
|
$94,379,586
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2
|
|
3
|
2
|
Muppets Most Wanted
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Walt Disney Pictures
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$11,279,128
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3,194
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$33,116,817
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2
|
|
4
|
3
|
Mr. Peabody & Sherman
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20th Century Fox, DreamWorks Animation
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$9,070,635
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3,299
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$94,479,448
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4
|
|
5
|
4
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God’s Not Dead
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Pure Flix Entertainment
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$8,797,666
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1,178
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$21,750,684
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2
|
|
6
|
7
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The Grand Budapest Hotel
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Fox Searchlight Pictures
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$8,539,795
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977
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$24,171,610
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4
|
|
7
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-
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Sabotage
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Open Road Films
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$5,272,444
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2,486
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$5,272,444
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1
|
|
8
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6
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Need for Speed
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DreamWorks Pictures
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$4,226,216
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2,705
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$37,644,237
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3
|
|
9
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5
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300: Rise of an Empire
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Warner Bros. Pictures
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$4,209,290
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2,601
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$101,054,704
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4
|
|
10
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8
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Non-Stop
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Universal Pictures
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$4,010,885
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2,515
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$85,091,060
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5
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1. Noah (despite controversy) rolled over the competition and opened up with really solid numbers, but it better enjoy it while it can because Captain America: The Winter Soldier is coming for number 1 next week.
2. The Grand Budapest Hotel was in 1,509 less theaters than Sabotage and it made $3 million dollars more than Sabotage. You could also say the same for God's Not Dead as well.
3. God's Not Dead surprised everyone and managed to crack the top 5 and I'm glad to see it happen
4. With no other competition besides Noah, Divergent was able to make a good chunk of money for a 2nd place movie in it's second weekend
5. Though they have had really good numbers outside of the U.S., 300: Rise of an Empire, Need for Speed and Non-Stop are considered financial failures in America.
So ladies and gentlemen what do you think of the weekend box office numbers and what are some of your key takeaways.
Jonah Sparks
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