Box: About a Zombie

1. Warm Bodies - $19m / $19m / $52m
2. Bullet to the Head - $10m / $10m / $27m
3. Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters - $8.5m / $34m / $50m
4. Silver Linings Playbook - $7m / $79m / $105m
5. Mama - $6.5m / $58m / $74m
6. Zero Dark Thirty - $6m / $78.5m / $96m
7. Parker - $3.5m / $13m / $20m
8. Django Unchained - $3m / $151m / $160m
9. Les Miserables - $2.5m / $141.5m / $150m
10. Lincoln - $2.5m / $171m / $182m
**Stand Up Guys - $2m / $2m / $6m

Jennifer Lawrence's ex-boyfriend Nicholous Hoult's zomromcom (thanks, Shawn of the Dead!) shouldn't have any trouble landing at #1 for Super Bowl weekend.  Given how poorly Arnold faired two weeks ago with The Last Stand, most of the predictions for Stallone's Bullet to the Head are very soft.  The Oscar films will see very small drops, as this might be their last time to shine before the big films of February start invading.  Last year's Super Bowl weekend had some oomph between Chronicle and The Woman In Black.  Don't expect similar results this year.  The Pacino/Walken/someone else? film Stand Up Guys is being released in a couple hundred theaters.  I'm a little confused on that one because it was nominated for a Globe for Original Song, but I didn't hear about it being a 2012 release.  It will have no impact, so whatever.