Weekend Box Office: Audiences Shrug, Accept Jeremy Renner's Bourne Guy
Your weekend box office:
1. The Bourne Legacy - $40.3 million--a noticeably lower take than the last two Bourne sequels, but not so bad considering those films did, relevantly, actually include Bourne.
2. The Campaign - $27.4 million, a weaker opening than the last few times Will Ferrell and someone acted retarded.
3. The Dark Knight Rises - $19.5 million. The film has now officially made all the remaining money The Avengers didn't make.
4. Hope Springs - $15.6 million that the world's collective moms should have put into retirement.
5. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days - $8.2 million, narrowly overcoming mankind's inate desire to see a version of Total Recall that stars Colin Farrell.
Weekend Box Office Results [Box Office Mojo]
Your weekend box office:
1. Iron Man 3 - $72.5 million, holding off Baz Luhrmann's new release to remain America's most important literary adaptation.
2. The Great Gatsby - $51 million, a strong debut despite its failing to take out last week's leader. It should hold up reaso... / Continue →
Your weekend box office:
1. Iron Man 3 - $175.3 million, making for the second-biggest opening ever behind The Avengers. People love Gwyneth Paltrow movies!
2. Pain and Gain - $7.6 million, once again proving The Rock to be our closest equivalent to a guy in an inhumanly-powe... / Continue →
While Iron Man 3 was out making $195 million overseas this weekend, here's what happened in the domestic box office:
1. Pain and Gain - $20 million. It's a weak opening by Michael Bay standards, but lucky for Michael Bay, he doesn't really worry all that much about standards.
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