Box: Ellen Burstyn has now played Blake Lively's daughter and Matthew McConaughey's daughter

1. Furious 7 - $16m / $318.5m / $360m
2. Paul Blart 2 - $12m / $41m / $70m
3. Age of Adaline - $11m / $11m / $35m
4. Home - $7.5m / $153m / $180m
5. Unfriended - $7m / $26m / $40m
6. Ex Machina - $4.5m / $6m / $15m
7. The Longest Ride - $4m / $30m / $40m
8. Woman In Gold - $3.5m / $21.5m / $30m
9. Cinderella - $3m / $191m / $200m
10. Get Hard - $2.5m / $82.5m / $87m
**Little Boy - $2.5m / $2.5m / $7m
**The Water Diviner - $1.5m / $1.5m / $5m

Age of Adaline and something called Little Boy are the only wide openers, with Ex Machina expanding after a successful run in limited. The Water Diviner opens in a couple hundred theaters, perhaps hoping to replicate Woman In Gold's surprisingly decent run. I have no idea what any of these movies will do. Adaline seems likes something that would have done well with a decent release date and a more famous actress (say, Natalie Portman or Anne Hathaway) in the lead. I really want to see Ex Machina, but A24 hasn't had much luck expanding their films. Plus, Avengers is opening next weekend. Probably should have opened it in March.