1. Pain and Gain - $24m / $24m / $70m
2. Oblivion - $20m / $68m / $114m
3. 42 - $12.5m / $71m / $100m
4. The Big Wedding - $10m / $10m / $27m
5. The Croods - $7m / $163.5m / $184m
6. Scary Movie 4 - $3m / $27m / $34m
7. GI Joe 2 - $3m / $115.5m / $122m
8. Place Beyond the Pines - $3m / $16.5m / $24m
9. Olympus Has Fallen - $2.5m / $92.5m / $100m
10. The Company You Keep - $2.3m / $3.5m / $8m
**Evil Dead - $2m / $52m / $56m
**Oz the Great and Powerful - $2m / $226.5m / $232m
**Mud - $1m / $1m / $4m
Michael Bay's definition of a small movie won't have any trouble claiming the #1 spot before the real big boys of summer hit next weekend. The Big Wedding, which I'm still not entirely sure is real, is doing some kind of BOGO deal through a website. Always promising when a film is just giving tickets away, right? I can't find a screencount on Mud yet, but I believe its a few hundred theaters tops. Even with mostly good reviews, I doubt it crosses a million for the weekend. The news around Reese's recent arrest centers more toward her now being brunette as opposed to having a film come out. The Company You Keep is advertised as getting a near wide expansion, but I also doubt it draws anything better than moderate numbers.
ETA: Company will be in over 700 theaters Friday, and Mud with 300+. I added both.
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