The cheapo horror film takes the top spot by dicing and slicing Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson
Box Office Report
A Magical Opening for Now You See Me. And Will Smith? Now You Don’t
The illusionists’ caper finishes a strong second behind Furious 6, while After Earth crash-lands with its star and his son
Fastest-Ever Start for Furious 6; A Sorry Morning-After for Hangover III
The car-nappers accelerate to new levels with nearly $100 million for the domestic weekend
No. 1 Star Trek Averts Darkness but Doesn’t Exactly Shine
Flight Two of the new Enterprise finished below expectations, while ‘Iron Man 3’ broke the billion-dollar worldwide threshold
The Best Man: Gatsby Starts Big, Finishes Second to Iron Man 3
Despite an all-star cast and strong box-office numbers, Baz Luhrmann’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ still comes in second to ‘Iron Man 3’
Stark Love: Iron Man Three Grabs the Global Gold
Marvel’s brainiest superhero makes $175.3 million at home and may have broken the all-time opening record worldwide
Marvel’s Pumping Iron Man Three Flexes Its Worldwide Muscles
A week before it opens in the U.S., the Robert Downey Jr. superhero caper smashes records abroad
Tom Cruise Controls the Weekend with Oblivion
The 50-year-old star proves his continued clout with this sci-fi epic
A Jackie Robinson Home Run: 42 Scores Big
The story of the first black ballplayer in the modern major leagues enjoys the strongest ever opening for a baseball movie
Demons vs. Dinos: Evil Dead Remake Mutilates Jurassic Park Rerelease
Reheated Raimi tops reanimated Spielberg, while “G.I. Joe” and “The Croods” battle for second place
G.I. Joe: Resurrection
Tyler Perry Gets Some Easter Eggs, But Audiences Pass Over ‘The Host’
The Croods Cruises and Olympus Rises, but Tina Feyls Her Admission Exam
Moviegoers were in the mood for the dudes named Crood, as DreamWorks Animation’s 3-D, PG Stone Age featureĀ The Croods won the North American weekend box office with $44.7 million, according to early studio estimates.
Oz Whizzes Past The Call; Carell’s Burt Is No Wonder
James Franco is the weekend’s magic man as both the Wizard of Oz and a loopy gangsta in the indie hit ‘Spring Breakers’