1. Captain America: The Winter Soldier - $85m / $85m / $220m
2. Noah - $19.5m / $75.5m / $120m
3. Divergent - $12.5m / $113.5m / $145m
4. Muppets Most Wanted - $7.5m / $43.5m / $60m
5. Mr. Peabody and Sherman - $6.5m / $103.5m / $120m
**The Grand Budapest Hotel - $6.5m / $33.5m / $60m
7. God's Not Dead - $6m / $30.5m / $45m
8. Non-Stop - $2.5m / $89m / $94m
**Sabotage - $2.5m / $9.5m / $14m
10. 300: Rise of an Empire - $2m / $104.5m / $108m
**The Lego Movie - $2m / $251m / $255m
**Need For Speed - $2m / $41m / $45m
Captain America will come close to setting the April record currently held by Fast Five three years ago. Grand Budapest continues to impress, and Noah did slightly better than expected. Legs will be light, however, with a C Cinemascore. God's Not Dead had one of the best drops for a non-holiday wide release, so obviously I need to get into the market of making really shitty Christian films.
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