Box Office Breakdown! Cinderella Has A Fairy Tale Weekend! Chappie Flops! Run All Night Trips! And More!

It was a fairy tale weekend with Cinderella taking the top spot, opening with $70 million.

Run All Night fell flat, opening at number two with a dismal $11 million.

After five weeks in release Kingsmen Secret Service climbed up a spot to number three with $6.2 million and a domestic total of $107.3 million. This teen action romp is a certified hit.

Focus had double vision dropping to number four its second week in release with just $5.8 million. Will Smith had better start looking at making Men in Black 4.

Chappie was crappie dropping all the way to number five in its second week of release with $5.8 million ($5K less than Focus).

The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was less than sexy at number six with $5.7 million. I guess no one wants to pay to see senior citizens get some action.

Looks like SpongeBob won’t dry up anytime soon at number seven after six weeks in release and $4.1 million added to his $154.6 million domestic total.

McFarland USA fell back a lane to number eight with $3.6 million.

American Sniper climbed up two spots to number nine with $2.9 million added to its $341.5 million domestic total making it the highest grossing movie of 2014.

Rounding out the top ten, no pun intended, was The DUFF with $2.9 million.

Check out the full box office chart below:

1 Cinderella (2015) $70,053,000 $70,053,000
2 Run All Night $11,015,000 $11,015,000
3 Kingsman: The Secret Service $6,200,000 $107,373,000
4 Focus (2015) $5,805,000 $44,032,000
5 Chappie $5,800,000 $23,300,000
6 The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel $5,700,000 $18,060,000
7 The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water $4,100,000 $154,691,000
8 McFarland, USA $3,692,000 $34,974,000
9 American Sniper $2,930,000 $341,500,000
10 The DUFF $2,900,000 $30,317,000

It’s pretty much a lock that next week Insurgent will take the top spot, but just how much will it make in tickets sales? I’m guessing close to $75 million. Tune in to see if I’m right.

Until then, happy movie going!