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SATURDAY PM/SUNDAY AM, 5TH UPDATE: Overall the weekend looks to be down around -11% from last year which may make Hollywood nervous going into the all-important summer movie season starting in May after a super-heated 2012 first quarter. The difference in this weekend’s close finishes were a matter of MPAA ratings and theater counts. Lionsgate’s PG-13 The Hunger Gamesscored the most theaters this weekend and beat the competition for the 4th straight weekend. Fox received its hoped-for Friday and Saturday family fare matinee bumps for the Farrelly Brothers’ PG The Three Stooges, which played in more runs than Lionsgate’s R-rated The Cabin In The Woods. Interesting to note that both Stooges and Cabin were greenlighted by then MGM production chief Mary Parent — and then taken over by other studios when MGM couldn’t handle its debt load. CinemaScores were as follows: Fox’s The Three Stooges ‘B-’ (‘A’ from audiences under 18, ‘C’ from 25 and older), Lionsgate’s The Cabin In The Woods ‘C’ (‘D+’ from females), FilmDistrict’s Lockout ‘B-’. Interesting how the Stooges reviews were better than expected, especially from top-end critics who found genius in that silliness. But not as good as Joss Whedon’s much anticipated horror pic which received truly stellar reviews, including 93% positive on Rotten Tomatoes.

1. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate) Week 4 [3,916 Theaters] PG-13

Friday $6.5M, Saturday $9.5M, Weekend $21.7M, Cume $335.7M

2.The Three Stooges (Fox) NEW [3,477 Theaters] PG

Friday $5.6M, Saturday $6.9M, Weekend $17.1M

3. The Cabin In The Woods (Lionsgate) NEW [2,811 Theaters] R

Friday $5.5M, Saturday $5.9M, Weekend $15.1M

4. Titanic 3D (Paramount/Fox) Week 2 [2,697 Theaters] PG-13

Friday $3.3M, Saturday $5.1M, Weekend $11.4M (-34%), Cume $44.1M

5. American Reunion (Universal) Week 2 [3,203 Theaters] R

Friday $3.4M, Saturday $4.4M, Weekend $10.6M (-51%), Cume $39.8M

6. Mirror Mirror (Relativity) Week 3 [3,206 Theaters] PG

Friday $2.0M, Saturday $3.1M, Weekend $7.2M, Cume $49.6M

7. Wrath Of The Titans 3D (Warner Bros) Week 3 [3,102 Theaters] PG-13

Friday $1.9M, Saturday $3.1M, Weekend $7.0M, Cume $71.3M

8. 21 Jump Street (Sony) Week 5 [2,735 Theaters] R

Friday $2.0M, Saturday $3.0M, Weekend $6.8M, Cume $120.0M

9. Lockout (FilmDistrict) NEW [2,308 Theaters] PG-13

Friday $2.2M, Saturday $2.6M, Weekend $6.4M

10. Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax 3D (Universal) Week 7 [2,112 Theaters] PG

Friday $880K, Saturday $1.3M, Weekend $3.0M, Cume $204.7M

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Absolutely FANTASTIC for THG. It should reach 22m easily if that holds! :D :D :D

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Elessar Summer Tentpole

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Another good weekend. That's a great hold for Titanic. The anniversary must have given it quite the boost. Should be good for 60m domestic, and over 300m WW, which is unbelievable for a re-release.

I don't think the 14th boosted it a lot if at all, the FRI / SAT increases are nothing out of the ordinary. Could go up to $70m DOM if it doesn't collapse in the coming two weeks.
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Jack Nevada Global Phenomenon

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Wow 21JS is looking to end with about $140m - it's sorts of just been overshadowed almost it's entire run!

Who would have know it would do so well? Too bad it's not getting released in Finland, it looks hilarious.. :(
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