1. Captain America: The Winter Soldier - $38m / $157m / $250m
2. Rio 2 - $34m / $34m / $115m
3. Oculus - $13m / $13m / $45m
4. Draft Day - $11m / $11m / $32m
5. Noah - $7.5m / $85.5m / $103m
6. Divergent - $6.5m / $124m / $140m
7. God's Not Dead - $5.5m / $40.5m / $60m
8. Grand Budapest Hotel - $4.5m / $40m / $60m
9. Muppets Most Wanted - $3.5m / $47m / $58m
10. Mr. Peabody and Sherman - $3.5m / $107m / $118m
Captain America, as expected, broke the April opening weekend record. Let this be a lesson to Hollywood to continue opening tentpoles throughout the year instead of crowding the money-making months. Rio 2 will probably perform similarly, albeit a bit lighter, than its predecessor. Oculus will be the one to keep an eye on. (Har!) Insidious opened almost exactly three years ago and had a well received run, and the haunted mirror movie is getting nice ink from critics. Lastly, Draft Day arrives with some of the most confused marketing since Endless Love. Is it a sports movie? A satire? An all-out comedy? A character piece? A thriller? I have no fucking clue.
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