5 was LucasFilm/Warner Bros’ animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars which earned a $5.5M weekend weekend from 3,542 venues for a new cume of $24.9M. The pic is closing in on an amazing $500 million North American cume (now $489.1M) before the end of August - which will set yet another record. 4 after raking in another $2.9 million Friday and $4.4 million Saturday from 3,163 plays for what was a $10.3M weekend. Warner Bros’ mega-blockbuster The Dark Knight wound up No. 3 was Universal’s Death Race starring British action star Jason Stathem which debuted to $4.6 million Friday and $4.4 million Saturday in 2,532 dates for a disappointing $12.2M weekend despite attracting an ethnically diverse audience that was only 38% Latino and 12% African American. It was produced by Adam Sandler’s Happy Madison company.Ĭoming in a close No. Meanwhile, PG-13 The House Bunny found enough of the girl power audience (the script is written by Legally Blonde masterminds Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith) to earn $5.8 million Friday and $5.2 million Saturday from 2,714 theaters for a $15.1M weekend. But that’s because the major studios churned out more edgy and original fare than the predictable and tired prequels, sequels and threequels of a year ago.
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It held up well at the box office midweek and was down only 38% this weekend to wind up the third movie this summer to repeat as #1. Overall, this Memorial Day to Labor Day domestic box office is just a few percentage points down from last summer’s record $4.16 billion, to Hollywood’s surprise and amazement.
The R-rated Ben Stiller-Jack Black-Robert Downey Jr satire about moviemaking regained the top spot Sunday with a $16.1M weekend after taking in $4.8 million Friday and $6.5 million from 3,352 venues for a new cume of $65.6M.
1, DreamWorks / Paramount’s Tropic Thunder, which cost considerably more. But after winning Friday, the $25M sorority spoof hopped back to No. SUNDAY: Sony’s low-budget comedy The House Bunny, starring Scary Movie‘s Anna Faris and featuring Hugh Hefner’s trio of Playboy blondes in this blatant rip-off of their TV show Girls Next Door, almost beat out bigger budget movies.
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