captain america civil war 2 week box office

It also passed both Batman v Superman and Zootopia to move up to the second spot in the 2016 movie charts, trailing only Deadpool ($362 million), which it should still have no problem catching on its way to $400 million in the U.S. The drop of 54.4% was a bit steeper than the third-weekend drops for previous Marvel films, but considering the film hit $1 billion worldwide and is currently the fifth highest-grossing superhero film of all time (and 19th on the worldwide total list, period) I don't think Disney is sweating a slightly-larger than average third-week drop. Our Avengers 2.5 superheroes had to settle for runner-up in their third weekend, bringing in $33.1 million for a new total of $347.4 million. It's looking like these Angry Birds are likely to hit around $135-$140 million, as they have the family audience locked until Finding Dory comes along in four weeks. I'm vehemently against any mobile game being on top of any video game list.

Hopefully Warcraft won't drop the ball and take that crown back itself. Even with average reviews and a 'B+' Cinemascore, it is likely to outpace that film's $131 million total making it the highest-grossing (domestic) video game film of all time. On a sadder note, the $39 million opening makes it the second-best video game opening of all time, behind only the $47 million of Tomb Raider. Worldwide the film is already approaching $150 million. That's good news for Sony (Rovio provided most of the $73 million budget themselves) as it was the third-best animated opening for the studio behind the two Hotel Transylvania films (at $42 and $48 million respectively). As such, Angry Birds opened in the top spot with a very healthy $39 million. While I may have dismissed Angry Birds as missing the bandwagon on its release (since the game reached its peak like four years ago), never discount the power of families.

Captain america civil war 2 week box office