1. Focus - $24m / $24m / $75m
2. The Lazarus Effect - $11m / $11m / $28m
3. Fifty Shades of Grey - $10m / $147m / $165m
**Kingsman: The Secret Service - $10m / $84m / $105m
**SpongeBob: Sponge Out of Water - $10m / $139m / $165m
6. McFarland USA - $8m / $22m / $46m
7. The Duff - $6m / $19m / $33m
**American Sniper - $6m / $329m / $345m
9. Still Alice - $2.5m / $12m / $18m
10. Hot Tub Time Machine 2 - $2.5m / $10.5m / $15m
An easy victory for Will Smith is in store, though Focus could go higher. The marketing has - ha! - lacked focus, as it seems unsure of whether to sell itself as a romance, comedy, thriller, or just an old fashioned caper. It'll do solidly, though. I'm just taking a shot in the dark with Lazarus and I could see it debuting in the bottom of the top 10. Still Alice has been doing decently since award season heated up will make the top 10 this weekend after a nice Oscar bump. A final gross in the high teens isn't that high, but Moore isn't a draw and the film's subject matter is too depressing for most people. I'd say that number would be a win.
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