1. Skyfall - $11.5m / $261.5m / $290m
2. Lincoln - $10.5m / $98.5m / $150m
3. Rise of the Guardians - $10.5m / $62m / $100m
4. Breaking Dawn Part 2 - $10.5m / $270m / $295m
5. Life of Pi - $9.5m / $62m / $100m
6. Playing For Keeps - $7m / $7m / $20m
7. Wreck-It Ralph - $6m / $165.5m / $186m
8. Killing Them Softly - $3.5m / $12.5m / $20m
9. Red Dawn - $3.5m / $36.5m / $44m
10. Flight - $3m / $86m / $96m
I don't think we'll know till Monday actuals come in how this weekend will shake out. The top 5 will be only a couple million apart. Playing For Keeps is a total non-starter, and doesn't even feel like a real movie. It feels like a poster you'd see on a sitcom. Remember those Seinfeld movies? Rachel, Rachel, Sack Lunch and Chunnel. This feels like that. Haven't heard if Silver Linings is expanding, as it only added 4 theaters last weekend. Maybe they are holding out until after Golden Globe nods? That might be a mistake with their being 8 films opening wide from the 14th til the 25th. End of Watch is being re-released in about 1200 theaters, but I doubt it tops $1m for the weekend. The studio is giving a big push to Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena for awards.
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