Top Ten Films at the U.S. Box Office of the week in order from most money to least.
Individual monetary predictions for each film.
Final box office tally for all new wide releases.
Awards predictions for any film you think has a shot at an end-of-year awards nomination.
This Week’s New Wide Releases
Chimpanzee (1,500 screens) The Lucky One (3,000 screens) Think Like a Man (1,800 screens)
Last Week’s Results
What’s more surprising? The Hunger Games making it four weeks at the top of the box office? The first film to do so since 2011 (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol) and only the second one to do so in the since June of 2010? Or could it be that both a horror film and a Farrelly Bros. comedy failed to take the number one spot? There’s little question that Hunger Games falls next week, but if it doesn’t, you’d have to go all the way back to Avatar at the beginning of 2010 for the last time that happened.
Top 10 Films
The Hunger Games, $21,096,824
The Three Stooges, $17,010,125
The Cabin in the Woods, $14,743,614
Titanic 3D, $11,930,249
American Reunion, $10,473,810
Wrath of the Titans, $6,906,209
Mirror Mirror, $6,847,924
21 Jump Street, $6,558,868
Lockout, $6,231,836
Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax, $3,051,285
Key: W=Wesley | M=Mike | Z=Zach @ Total : Correct Prediction o : Correct Prediction Individual = : Correct Placement
Division 1
The Hunger Games (M | Z | Co) @ $21.5 M The Three Stooges (Wo) @ $22.0 M
Division 2
The Hunger Games (W | M= | Z= | C=o) @ $21.5 M The Three Stooges (W | M | Zo | C) @ $15.0 M The Cabin in the Woods (W | Mo | Z | C) @ $16.5 M Titanic 3D (W | M=o | Z | C) @ $10.0 M American Reunion (W | M | Zo | C) @ $10.0 M Wrath of the Titans (W | M | Zo | C) @ $6.5 M Mirror Mirror (W | Mo | Z | Co) @ $6.5 M 21 Jump Street (Wo | M | Z | Co) @ $6.5 M Lockout (W | M=o | Z | C) @ $5.5 M Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax (W= | M=o | Z= | C=o) @ $3.0 M
1. Think Like a Man 27M [60M]
2. Lucky One 22M [60M]
3. Hunger Games 12M
4. Three Stooges 8.5M
5. Chimpanzee 8M [20M]
6. Titanic 7M
7. Cabin in the Woods 6M
8. American Reunion 5M
9. 21 Jump St 4.5M
10. Mirror Mirror 4M
1. The Lucky One 16.5M
2. The Hunger Games 14M
3. Think Like a Man 12M
4. Titanic 7.5M
5. Cabin in the Woods 7M
6. The Three Stooges 7M
7. Chimpanzee 6.5M
8. American Reunion 4.5M
9. Mirror Mirror 4M
10. 21 Jump Street 3.5M
The Lucky One – 45M
Chimpanzee – 20M
Think Like a Man – 45M
1. The Lucky One – $20 M
2. Think Like a Man – $15 M
3. The Hunger Games – $13.5 M
4. The Three Stooges – $8.5 M
5. The Cabin in the Woods – $7.5 M
6. Titanic 3D – $7 M
7. American Reunion – $6.5 M
8. Chimpanzee – $5.5 M
9. Wrath of the Titans – $5 M
10. Mirror Mirror – $4.5 M
Chimpanzee – $15 M
The Lucky One – $50 M
Think Like a Man – $35 M
1. The Lucky One – 25 M
2. Think Like a Man – 16 M
3. The Hunger Games – 15 M
4. The Three Stooges – 9 M
5. Titanic 3D – 8 M
6. The Cabin in the Woods – 7.5 M
7. Chimpanzee – 6 M
8. American Reunion – 5 M
9. 21 Jump St. – 4.5 M
10. Mirror Mirror – 4 M
The Lucky One – 65 M
Chimpanzee – 20 M
Think Like a Man – 50 M
The Lucky One- Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Special Effects… wait, no, that’s not going to happen.
For a full list of rules, click here: 2011 Spring Box Office Predictions Game Rules.
What’s more surprising? The Hunger Games making it four weeks at the top of the box office? The first film to do so since 2011 (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol) and only the second one to do so in the since June of 2010? Or could it be that both a horror film and a Farrelly Bros. comedy failed to take the number one spot? There’s little question that Hunger Games falls next week, but if it doesn’t, you’d have to go all the way back to Avatar at the beginning of 2010 for the last time that happened.
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